Governor Rhodes Proud Of Ohio Civil Rights Progress
Ohio Governor James A Rhodes praised progress in civil and human rights on the fifth anniversary of the Ohio Fair Employment Practices Law and the first anniversary of the Governor's Code of Fair Practices. He urged broad economic support for equal opportunity and credited the State Civil Rights Commission with gains while affirming cooperation with federal civil rights law.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
State Civil Rights Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Oil-Soaked Rags Start Garage Fire Near Lylburn Road
Spontaneous combustion was blamed for a garage fire in the rear of 505 Lylburn Road yesterday at 11 21 p m. Firefighters responding found oil soaked rags and extinguished flames with no injuries reported. Local investigators noted the incident as potential spontaneous ignition.
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Lylburn Road
U Thant Delivers Burmese Gift in Debt Talks with Khrushchev
U Thant meets Khrushchev in the Kremlin over overdue U.N. peacekeeping debts, presenting a Burmese silver bow admired as beautiful. Gromyko earlier discussed with Butler the Soviet position that Congo and Middle East forces were not under Security Council control, risking a General Assembly vote if debts remain unpaid.
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Moscow
U.N
U Thant
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Thant
Andrei Gromyko
Richard A. Butler
Unbridled Smear Charged by Pravda
Pravda accuses Jen Min Jih Pao of an unbridled smear campaign. From February to July the Chinese party newspaper published about 500 articles attacking the Soviet and other Communist parties.
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Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Jen Min Jih Pao
Franklin woman cited for unsafe backing at W Fourth Street
Edith Hatton of 19 W Sixth St backed into a Highway Department car driven by Kenneth J Pigg of Middletown on W Fourth Street. Damage totaled 180 dollars with no injuries reported.
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Franklin
A_ Franklin
Highway Department
W. Fourth Street
Edith Hatton
W. Sixth St
Kenneth J. Pigg
Middletown
Capt Bagley Quitting Butler Sheriff's Staff
Hamilton The Butler County sheriff's department seeks a new civil division head after Capt Thomas J Bagley resigns effective Oct 1. Bagley joined January 7, 1957 under the late Paul Pell and said current conditions prevent him from continuing. He asked Sheriff James F Hixon for ample time to secure and train a replacement.
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Hamilton
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Thomas J. Bagley
Capt. Bagley
Paul Pell
Bagsey
James F. Hixon
Three-Plane Crash In Formosa Kills Eighteen Airmen
In Formosa, the Chinese Nationalist air force said a navigational error on the lead plane caused three C46 transports to crash into a mountain 2,400 feet high, 150 miles off Taipei. Eighteen airmen were killed while nine planes returned from night maneuvers.
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Taipei
Formosa
City Firemen Aid Two Persons
The Middletown Fire Department emergency squad responded to 4412 Circle Drive at 9 19 p m and treated Margaret Ellis age 39 for illness. She was removed to Middletown Hospital by Tri County ambulance. Tim Jones age 6 of 1406 Yankee Road was treated after a forehead laceration from a fall near No 3 fire station.
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Margaret Ellis
Circle Drive
Middletown Hospital
Fire Department
Village Support of Study Urged in Ohio Kentucky Regional Plan
Butler County villages including Monroe New Miami Somerville Millville Jacksonburg Trenton Seven Mile College Corner and Oxford were urged to back a three year Ohio Kentucky Indiana regional transportation and development study. J Minard Stevens said participation requires no money from villages while total cost is about 1 965 million funded mainly by federal agencies with Butler County sharing costs with Hamilton Middletown and Fairfield.
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Hamilton
Monroe
New Miami
Somerville
Millville
Jacksonburg
Trenton
Seven Mile
College Corner
Oxford
Butler County
J. Minard Stevens
Stevens
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Bureau of Public Roads
Middletown
Fairfield
Butler
Warren
Clermont
Ohio
Kenton
Campbell
Boone
Kentucky
Dearborn
Indiana
Marathon's Net Takes Big Jump
Marathon Oil Co reports six month net income of 27.824 million dollars for 1964, up 23.9 percent from 1963. Earnings per share were 1.87 dollars versus 1.51. Second quarter net income reached 10.854 million, slightly above the prior year’s 10.643 million.
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Findlay, Ohio
Marathon Oil Co
J. C. Donnell II
Donnell
Witnesses Order Up Groceries for Columbus Convention
In Columbus Ohio twelve Jehovahs Witnesses congregations prepared a four day district convention at Jet Stadium using a massive grocery list for meals dosage and supplies. Up to 18000 attendees expected Sunday with 6500 served daily 10000 pounds beef 2000 loaves 2500 pies 10000 hot dogs 3000 dozen ice cream bars and live trees and flowers to decorate infield. Baptisms scheduled Friday at Sunshine Park Recreation Center pool.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jet Stadium
International League Baseball Park
Billy Graham
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Sunshine Park Recreation Center
Oldest Protective Agency: U S Secret Service Story
The United States Secret Service of the Treasury Department is noted as the oldest protective agency within the federal government, reflecting its long-standing role in safeguarding national leaders and important officials. The description highlights its historic position among federal protective services.
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United States Secret Service
The
Treasury Department
Government
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