Canonization of Bishop Neumann Draws 20000 US Pilgrims
Pope Paul VI proclaims John Nepomucene Neumann America's first male saint before 20000 American pilgrims in St. Peter's Square. The rite highlights miracles attributed to Neumann including cures of a Philadelphia boy and a Villanova man. He led parochial schooling growth and founded the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis.
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Air Force Museum Plans 3 Million Expansion
The Air Force Museum in Dayton seeks a 3 million expansion funded by public money pending Congress approval. A second 800-foot wing with an arched roof would double exhibit space and connect by a walkway to the existing building. Gen. F Michael Rogers urged funding through the 1979 Military Construction Program.
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Jordan Dispatches Elite Troops to Aid Syria in 1973
Jordan announced on October 13, 1973, that a detachment of its best troops had been sent to reinforce Syria’s defense against Israel amid the ongoing conflict.
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Franklin weighs impacted area for tax abatement plan
City Council in Franklin considers designating east Franklin between Fourth and Sixth streets from Riley Boulevard to Sunnybrook Drive as an impacted area to allow a 20 year tax abatement for Harding House, a 62 plus senior apartment project, with second readings on both this and related ordinances.
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Area man Kas Oganowski earns medical degree in Cincinnati
Kas Oganowski, son of Kas and the late Mary Oganowski of 10 Knoll Woods, graduated from the University of Cincinnati School of Medicine last Sunday. He will begin a family practice residency at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton.
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Franklin playground activities planned start Monday
Supervised summer playground activities and arts and crafts, sponsored by the City Recreation Board, begin Monday at designated elementary schools. Tim Gabbard and Heather Berry supervise, six weeks to July 29, with morning 9:30 to noon and afternoon 1 to 3 30. sessions by school and day.
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Bubble Gum Boom Tops Hundred Million In Sales
A record 100 million dollars of bubble gum was purchased by Americans last year a 35 percent rise from 1974.
Blue Ribbon Recipes from Country Fairs
Read It June 19 in FAMILY WEEKLY Blue Ribbon Recipes from Country Fairs. Nostalgic tour of fair winners with Tipsy jam Hot Beef Peppery Special dill pickle banana cake and Billy Boy’s Apple Pie offering tasty morsels for any table.
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