Senate Extends Draft Hikes Soldiers Pay
The Senate extended the draft for two more years, boosted soldiers pay by 2.7 billion, and laid out a Mansfield backed plan for phased Indochina withdrawal. The bill faces House action and possible filibuster, with final action unlikely before mid July.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Congress
House Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Gordon Allott
Rcorp
Nixon
King Kwik Mart Robbery Report
A tall man with short black hair robbed the King Kwik Mini Market on Riverside Drive near New Miami around 10:55 pm yesterday. He escaped with about $200 in cash after threatening staff with a long barreled pistol, while the night manager Lola Kellum 46 described the confrontation and initial demand for receipts.
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Hamilton
Riverside Drive
New Miami
Lola Kellum
Butler County
London Press Club opens doors to women members
The all male London Press Club ends its policy of excluding women and votes to admit women as members. The decision marks a major shift for the organization and expands its professional access in London journalism.
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London
London Press Club
Firm Offers Plan For Gregory Creek Sewage
A Cincinnati firm presented a 50 page study on proposed sewage and waste treatment for the Upper Gregory Creek drainage area in Liberty and Union townships. Four plans range from $2.012 to $2.462 million with federal aid possible.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Buller County
Gregory Creek
Liberty
Union Townships
Alfred Lefeber & Associates
Dale Logsawn
Arthur F. Reiff
State Health Department
James Hinchberger
Hinchberger
Pethany
Jericco
Huntsville
Maud
Lakota Heights
Lefeber
Gregory Creek Area Proposed Plant Plans and Costs
Four water treatment options are outlined. Option A serves Gregory Creek area at Hunt and Gregory creeks for 2.193 million dollars. Option B adds Gregory Hun Creek areas and part of Upper Mill Creek for 489 thousand dollars. Option C places two plants at Hort and Gregory creeks and near Lakota Hills site for 2.012 million dollars. Option D mirrors plan T to include part of Upper Mill Creek for 2.275 million dollars.
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Gregory Creek
Hunt
Gregory Creeks
Gregory
Hun Creek
Mill Creek
Hort
Lakota Hills
Extortion Attempt On Gary Publisher Leads FBI Probe
FBI said a $30,000 extortion attempt was made against Ridder Publications publisher Walter T. Ridder at the Gary Post Tribune. A former employee, John Ward, 57, was wounded in a gunfight during the payoff. Ward was charged under federal extortion laws. Ridder and associates praised the FBI investigation.
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Gary
Ind
FBI
Fisher Walter T. Ridder
Ridder
Gary Post Tribune
Ridder Publications
John JE. Ward
Tully
Ward
the News
Gary Post Trib
Post- Tribune
Northwest Publications
Ohio Names New Chief Meteorologist in Columbus
Marvin Miller, 37, appointed Chief meteorologist at the Columbus National Weather Service office. He has served as Ohio climatologist and replaces Howard Kenny who retired after 43 years of federal service.
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Defense Department
House
Columbus, Ohio
Marvin Miller
Columbus
National Weather Service
Miller
Ohio
Howard Kenny
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State of Ohio Student Loan Commission
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