Kentuckian Eugene Siler Seeks One Day Presidency
Eugene Siler a 63 year old Kentucky congressman announced a Republican presidential bid to serve only 24 hours in the White House. He would call home 15000 U S troops from Vietnam and end the Southeast Asia campaign. He plans no campaign activity and calls himself a constitutionalist rather than liberal or conservative.
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Washington
Eugene Siler
Kentucky
White House
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Siler
Congress
Sen
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Wimmer to Address Kiwanis on Middletown’s Future
Ed Wimmer of Covington Kentucky vice president of the National Federation of Independent Business will speak at Manchester Motor Inn Thursday at noon. He will discuss Middletown’s great opportunities and the future of the community in an age of discountism along with the Ohio Fair Trade law Supreme Court decision.
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Ed Wimmer
Covington
National Federation of Independent Business
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown
Wimmer
Tuesday meetings and gatherings across local clubs and organizations
Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m in Manchester Knights of St John at 7 p m in church basement Battery AH74A Gun Bn at 7 p m at the Armory Mayfield Fire Department at 7 30 p m Sheffield Street Fire House Lemon Monroe Band Boosters at 7 30 p m Lemon Monroe High School VFW Miami Valley Post 3809 at 7 30 p m post headquarters Butler County Medical Assistants at 8 p m Verity Hall National Association of Letter Carriers 188 at 8 p m 114 Charles St Sportsmen s Club Membership at 8 p m club SPEBSQSA at 8 p m Legion Home FOE Lodge 528 at 8 p m Eagles Hall 100F Miami Lodge at 8 p m Monroe IOOF Hall BPOE Lodge 257 Elktones at 8 p m Elks Temple Alcoholics Anonymous at 8 30 p m.
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Sertoma Club
Manchester Knights of St. John
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Lemon - Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High School
VFW
Miami Valley Post
Butler County Medical Assistants
Verity Hall
National Association of Letter Carriers
Charles St
Sportsmen's Club
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
FOE Lodge
Eagles
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Community clubs and meetings schedule noted
Exchange Club at noon and Man Golden Age Club at 1 30 p m meet at 24 S Broad. FOP Lodge 36 gathers at 8 p m, Police Pistol Range. Al Anon Family Group at 8 30 m and Alcoholics Anonymous at 8 30 p m listed. The item lists multiple local group meetings with times and venue.
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Golden Age Club
S. Broad
FOP Lodge
Al-Anon Family Group
Lausche Presses for Johnson Visit at Governors Meeting
Ohio Senator Frank Lausche urges President Johnson to attend Cleveland Governors Conference dinner. Host Gov. James A. Rhodes defers, citing Johnson’s absence, while Lausche warns against federal overreach and growing national debt from federal grants and continued entitlements.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Lausche
White House
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Three Negro Women Register for Alabama Summer Courses
Segregation barriers at the University of Alabama have been lowered as three Negro women enroll for summer session classes. Vivian Malone of Mobile, joined by Ruth Benella Lewis of Birmingham and Velma Thompson of Tuscaloosa, have begun graduate work, with Lewis and Thompson in graduate studies.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Vivian Malone
Mobile
Ruth Benella Lewis
Birmingham
Velma Thompson
Case Of Five White Ministers Continued
Five white ministers including David A. Watters of Cincinnati and two Black men had their cases on the state anti picketing law continued to the July term of Forrest County County Court in Hattiesburg Mississippi. They were arrested May 18 during a voter registration drive outside the Forrest County Courthouse and released on bond.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Ohio
Mississippi
David A. Watters
Cincinnati
Forrest County
No U.S. Vice Presidents Assassination History
The article notes that no vice president of the United States has been assassinated, though seven have died in office. It reflects on the office's safety compared to presidential terms and highlights historical figures who died while serving.
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United States
Ministers Urge Lausche to Lead Civil Rights Cloture Vote
A telegram from Ohio Council of Churches members urges Sen. Frank Lausche to lead a cloture vote on the civil rights bill. Signers include bishops and doctors from Cleveland Columbus Dayton and Granville, stressing the need for an early vote during debate calm.
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Lausche
Columbus, Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
John M. Wilson
Widow of minister joins Cleveland pickets at conference
The widow of Rev. Bruce W. Klunder, who died in an April 7 protest, marched with about 60 civil rights demonstrators outside the 56th National Governor's Conference headquarters in Cleveland. She, with her two children, voiced resolve to continue the picket line until the cause is won. The group protested a new public school project they said would preserve segregation.
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Rhodes
Lausche
Bruce W. Klunder
Yale Divinity School
Everett Klunder
Baker
Ore
Superior Avenue
Hotel Sheraton-Cleveland
Five Individuals File In Bankruptcy In Cincinnati Court
Five debtors listed in the U S District Court in Cincinnati include Robert Ellis Jordan of South Lebanon a baker with debts of 16 936 and assets 789 Stanley Black of Hamilton a carpenter with debts 2 163 assets 25 Solon Daniel Kindred of Lebanon route 1 a steel worker with debts 3 734 assets 304 Claude McGuire of Hill Avenue an electric welder with debts 3 384 and no assets Ruby J Holcomb of Garfield Street a waitress with debts 1 650 and no assets
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U. S
Cincinnati
Robert Ellis Jordan
Pike St
South Lebanon
Baker
Stanley Black
Edison Ave
Hamilton
Carpenter
Solon Daniel Kindred
Lebanon Rt. 1
Claude McGuire
Hill Ave
Ruby J. Holcomb
Garfield St
Two Area Girls Win Ft Hamilton Hospital Scholarships
Connie Lougby of West Alexandria and Cheryl Ann Hayes of Franklin were named among 12 recipients of Ft Hamilton Hospital scholarship grants for health career training. Grants range from 600 to 1200 dollars for area students.
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Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Connie Lougby
West Alexandria
Lanier High School
Cheryl Ann Hayes
Hendrickson Road
Franklin, Lebanon High School
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Joseph J. Chapman
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Buck Rogers Space Ranger
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