Golden Agers Open New Headquarters on Mary Etta Street
The Golden Age Club of Middletown moved to a larger CG&E owned building at 603 Mary Etta St. A dedication and open house are planned for Wednesday with a 2 PM program led by Knight Goodman, public inspection at 7 PM, and dancing at 8 PM. The club, founded Feb 4 1953 for those 60 and over, has grown to about 450 members and has a long history of relocations and leadership.
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De Gaulle Frees Ten Right Wing Enemies Ahead of Election
Paris AP report says President Charles de Gaulle released former Gen Raoul Salan and 10 other right wing figures from prison a week before the pivotal election. Among the freed are Georges Bidault and Col Antoine Argoud, who had opposed de Gaulle over Algeria. Salan spoke to reporters after leaving Tulle prison about pardon and unity while declining to say how to vote.
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Health Service Shaken Up Plan Unveiled by Johnson
President Johnson announced a plan to reorganize the Public Health Service creating a Consumer Protection and Environmental Health Service within the Department of Health, Education and Welfare effective July 1. Wilbur J. Cohen will oversee the new structure and a proposed undersecretary for health and science would be created by law.
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Galbraith Backs McCarthy as Liberal Answer to Despair
John Kenneth Galbraith, head of Americans for Democratic Action, renewed support for Eugene McCarthy for president. He said McCarthy's nomination would be the liberal response to recent disillusionment, noting 70 to 80 percent of Democratic primary voters favored neither McCarthy nor Kennedy. Galbraith urged liberals and delegates to back McCarthy.
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Aid Sought in Kettering Slaying of Barbara Butler
Dayton Ohio police issue appeal for public help in the strangling death of 23 year old Barbara Butler a Fairborn eighth grade science teacher found slain in her car in a Kettering store parking lot. Authorities say she likely died about Wednesday night and her nude body was discovered with hands bound by tape.
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Shafer Endorses Rockefeller for Republican Nomination
Pennsylvania Governor Raymond P. Shafer announced he will drop his favorite son role and back New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination. He claimed a vast majority of Pennsylvania delegates will support Rockefeller, with no exact tally for Rockefeller or Nixon at the 64 member delegation to the convention.
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Licking County Inmates Escape From Jail
Two inmates escaped from the Licking County jail by wire-cutting the outside perimeter on Friday night. Identified as Richard Osborne of Newark and Carl Lampton, 32, also of Newark, authorities said.
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