Barry Goldwater Guards Round at Bohemian Grove Camp
Barry Goldwater relaxes in Caveman's Camp at Bohemian Grove as he spends a few days hosted by Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer and Herbert Hoover Jr. His sons reveal fears of an assassination attempt and note extra security measures while commenting on loyal supporters and hostile opponents amid the Hawaiian vacation.
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Monte Rio
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Caveman
Bohemian Grove
Goldwater
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Herbert Hoover Jr
Barry Jr
Mike
Honolulu
Dad
Bliss To Stay On Ohio Job
Ray Bliss of Akron will remain as Republican state chairman and lead Ohio efforts for Senator Barry Goldwater. A telegram from Goldwater says the campaign will be run in Ohio through the Republican State Central Committee with Bliss directing fund raising and citizen campaigns. Bliss spoke after a Republican State Finance Committee meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Akron
Barry Goldwater
Bliss
Goldwater
Republican State Central Committee
Items Worth 448 Stolen In Butler County Home Theft
Intruders looted a residence and escaped with items valued at 442.70 while vandals caused 15 damage at another area home, according to Butler County sheriff deputies. Mrs. Grant Corrett reported three wrist watches three Kennedy half dollars silver dollars and a jar of change missing after an unlocked door was used during the family’s absence. Deputies also received a report from Rachel Colwell about vandals knocking on a mailbox causing 15 in damage.
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Butler County
Grant Corett
Yankee Road
Kennedy
Rachel Colwell
Seneva St
Goldwater Vacation Crew Arrives As He Skips Press Center
Barry Goldwater lands at Santa Rosa Airport in a private two engine plane amid a traveling press corps. He says there will be no press center and heads to Newport Beach for a three day stay with his wife. The Bohemian Grove, an exclusive club near the Russian River, hosts 2600 acres and 1200 members drawn from avets and corporate presidents.
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Goldwater
Santa Rosa
Newport Beach
Calif
Bohemian Grove
Bohemian Club of
San Francisco
Arvets
Corporation
Russian River
Pacific
Cincinnati AP reports two more traffic deaths raise toll
The deaths of Mrs. Jimmie Lee Baker, 41? and Anthony Robinson, 14? on Thursday push Cincinnati's 1984 traffic fatality toll to two.
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Cincinnati
Jimmie Lee Baker
Anthony Robinson
Airline Stewardess A Doctor
Dr. Kim Sook Kyum, 24, completed stewardess training for Northwest Airlines and will become the first medical doctor to serve as an airline cabin attendant. Based in Seoul, she plans a year of travel before interning and four years of residency in pediatrics.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Kim Sook Kyum
Dr. Kim
Northwest Airlines
International Air Transport Association
Seoul
Kim
Auction Ends Session At Camp Hook
An auction at Camp Hook raised funds for the Boy Scout World Friendship Fund and restocking of Camp Mook trading post. Assistant scoutmaster Jim Miles from Mason donated his Jamboree neckerchief and sleeve patch to the sale, with proceeds adding to more than 20 dollars raised over six weeks by 602 scouts. The final closing week ends at 12 30 p m tomorrow. 161 boys will depart.
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Boy Scout's World Friendship Fund
Camp Mook
Jim Miles
Mason
Valley Forge
World Friendship Fund
Superepidemic of Measles Wanes Across the United States
Atlanta physicians report the German measles superepidemic easing after spreading from New England to the Rockies. Dr. John Donald Millar of the Communicable Disease Center cites lower adult attack rates, potential unreported cases, and warns pregnant women to seek immediate care as rubella risks include fetal heart, hearing, and cataract defects. No vaccine is available locally. external research continues.
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Atlanta, Ga
New England
Rockies
Communicable Disease Center
John Donald Millar
Center
US Public Health Service
Millar
Appalachia aid bill approved by House committee
The House Public Works Committee backed a $1 billion revised Appalachia program to aid 11 states through June 30 1970. It includes an $840 million highway plan and $237.2 million for public works mine restoration and education. Opposition warned the fight would continue on the House floor.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Johnson
Appalachia
Rules Committee
House
West Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
William C. Cramer
Florida
Appalachian Development Corporation
Boro Boosters Ready Meeting
SPRINGBORO The Athletic Boosters Club will meet Wednesday night at the high school to discuss grading of a football field and plan fundraising activities. President William Crocker noted Neil Clingman has a gun to aid fundraising. The club will harvest sweet corn on 2% acres owned by John Fish Jr. with proceeds to the club.
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Sprngboro
William Crocker
Neil Clingman
John Fish Jr
Emblem Adopted Worldwide for Medical Attention Symbol
The American Medical Association says its emblem for persons needing special medical care has worldwide use by the World Medical Association meeting in Helsinki. Adopted by the AMA last year, the symbol is already used by many diabetics and carries information about the wearer's condition.
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American Medical Association
World Medical Association
Helsinki
Finland
AMA
Price Rule Proposed For Beer
The Ohio liquor department seeks a minimum percentage markup on all off premise beer sales to curb price-slashing. A public hearing by liquor control commissioners is set for September 15 in Columbus. A prior plan was struck down on technicalities. The rule would apply to beer and malt beverages but not container deposits.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Liquor Department
Liquor Control Commissioners
Two Citations in City Wrecks Reported
Robert McMullen, 2007 Bus man Court, cited for driving left of center after his car struck Robert Deaton on Calumet Street at 6 20 am. Deaton’s car suffered 300 in damage while McMullen’s incurred 200. Earlier, Perry Belcher backed unsafely at 12 15 pm, hitting Rodney Cassidy’s parked car. total damage 55.
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Robert McMullen
Busman
Rodney Cassidy
Garfield St
Belcher
Cassidy Auto
Disputed Sealing Site of Magna Carta in 1215 Conference
The article notes uncertainty over the exact location where Magna Carta was sealed during the mid June 1215 conference, a point historians have long debated.
Cleveland Rights Demonstration Fizzle at City Hall
Police prepped with over 300 officers as about 50 participants gathered on City Hall steps after a CORE appeal protesting police brutality. Delegation grew to 100 as they moved to the Council Chambers. Council votes a 0.4 mill tax levy to fund a 200-man police force increase for November 3 ballot.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
City Hall
Richard R. Wagner
Congress of Racial Equality
Police Preparations Amid demonstrations at City Hall
Police stationed a helicopter and mounted patrols with protective gear on Lakeside Avenue outside City Hall. Most officers were dismissed when no demonstration occurred. CORE leaders accused Mayor Ralph S. Locher of ignoring police brutality claims, which he says were investigated and found groundless by police and the FBI.
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Lakeside Avenue
City Hall
Ralph S. Locher
FBI
Wilderness Bill Clears House With 373 to 1 Vote
The House approved a national wilderness preservation system by 373 to 1 with Rep. Joe Pool dissenting. The plan protects at least 9.2 million acres of federal land and contemplates 5 million more as primitive lands, allowing limited grazing mining and prospecting.
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Washington
House
Joe Pool
D-Tex
Shrine No 25 plans lawnfete in Middletown
Members of the Middletown Shrine No 25 social committee met at 204 Arnold St last night and completed plans for the annual lawnfete to be held there on Aug 15 starting at 5 p.m. Proceeds go to Shrine charitable programs with Mrs Paul Smith as chairwoman and Mrs Cecil Wilson as co chairwoman.
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Middletown Shrine No. 25
Okey Jackson
Arnold St
Paul Smith
Cecil Wilson
Opening of the Suez Canal Elevates South Arabia's Strategic Role
The opening of the Suez Canal sharpened South Arabia's strategic significance as a pivotal maritime crossroads linking Europe and Asia. The canal's debut reoriented regional power dynamics and heightened importance for trade routes and naval projection in the era.
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Suez Canal
South Arabia
Two Students Dead in Cairo University Dorm Fight
Two students were stabbed to death and 16 others wounded in a clash between Chad faction groups at Al Azhar University dormitories in Cairo.
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Cairo
Chad
al Azhar University
Color planning for bedrooms with blue and yellow accents
An article advises choosing colors by personal taste to create serene bedrooms. It describes a scheme using cool Wedgewood blue walls with pale yellow gold window trim and floor borders to enlarge the room, accented by Early American furniture. The piece invites readers to consult Middletown Lumber Co. for materials and estimates.
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