Foreigners Flock To America But Travel Gap Grows
Foreigners arrive in record numbers in the United States for business and pleasure, while Americans boost travel abroad. The U S Travel Service reports 379 6 thousand foreign visitors in five months, a 14.3 percent rise from 1965, as Americans spent 3 1 billion abroad. Officials warn the tourism drain may reach about 2 billion this year.
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Ashingto
United States
U.S. Travel Service
Commerce Department
John T. Connor
Department
State Department
Mexico
Canada
U.S
U S Sweepstakes Registration Open Across Four Locations
Registration is underway for the U S Sweepstakes with activities at four Union Sanitary locations. Bial noted a $600 entry benchmark and urged early sign ups to secure participation across all sites.
Teen Faces Serious Charge in Slaying of 13YearOld
PORTSMOUTH Ohio AP Billy J Eldridge 19 faces a first degree serious case charge in the slaying of 13 year old Charles Miller son of a local minister Eldridge resides near the Miller home in South Webster about 12 miles east of Portsmouth He was arrested soon after Charles body was found Saturday in a barn a block from his home A murder charge was filed Monday.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Billy J. Eldridge
Charles Miller
Eldridge
Miller
South Webster
Here
Charles
Compensation Rates Show Drop In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio AP Elmer Keller head of the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation announces a 4.89 percent decrease in workmen's compensation rates effective Friday The drop stems from fewer claims and a larger aggregate payroll claims filed in 1965 totaled 309984 versus 312267 in 1964 Keller credits higher safety standards and greater worker safety awareness for the decline
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Columbus, Ohio
Elmer Keller
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Keller
Ohio
Dodd Testifies on 1964 Germany Trip During Ethics Hearing
Senate Ethics Committee recessed after Sen. Thomas J. Dodd testified he traveled to West Germany in 1964 on official business to study the Stashinsky case. He said he was willing to aid Julius Klein, a Chicago public relations man and registered agent for West German firms, but the trip's purpose was tied to a Soviet agent’s case. The probe into Dodd’s conduct is expected to resume after July 15 with Klein’s testimony pending.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
Senate
Dodd
Connecticut
Stashinsky
Julius Klein
Klein
Chicago
Committee
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
John C. Stennis
D- Miss
Kennedy Probes Patronage in Surrogate Court Race
New York AP Kennedy challenges political patronage in the Surrogate Court as he campaigns in a Brooklyn Manhattan primary. He calls for a statewide investigation by Gov Rockefeller and the Legislature while backing Justice Samuel S Silverman against Justice Arthur G Klein, a dual-party nominee. The race spurs reform Democrats and the Liberal party against Tammany aligned forces led by J Raymond Jones and Harlem councilman Wagner as Kennedy seeks control of the Manhattan Democratic organization and mobilizes reform voters.
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New York
Sen. Roberal
Kennedy
Reform Democratic Party
Democrats
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Samuel S Silverman
Arthur G Klein
Manhattan
Democratic Organization
J. Raymond Jones
Tammany
Harlem
Robert F. Wagner
Jones
United States
Wagner
Reform Democrats
Liberal Party
Marshall Denies Charge of Segregation
CINCINNATI AP US Marshal Arthur C. Elliott says no basis for NAACP charges that segregation exists in the Hamilton County Jail. After an Monday inspection, he states the jail is absolutely integrated for federal prisoners. Green had claimed the jail was the only segregated facility north of the Mason-Dixon Line.
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Cincinnati
Arthur C. Elliott
Bruce H. Green
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Hamilton County
Elliott
Green
Mason-Dixon Line
2 In Family Die In Crash
SENECA Kan AP two members of a Newark Ohio family were killed Monday and four others injured on U S 36 about 12 miles west of here The victims were Jennifer Lynn McCullough 2 and Sally Ann 7 Mrs Bonnie McCullough 36 was in critical condition at Seneca Hospital Her husband Gail and another daughter Marcia 18 were satisfactory while son Gail Jr 12 was in fair condition A truck driver trailing the McCullough auto said Mrs McCullough turned her head to speak to children and the car left the pavement crossed a 110 foot ditch hit an embankment
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Seneca, Kan
Newark, Ohio
U. S
Jennifer Lynn McCullough
Sally Ann
Bonnie McCullough
Seneca Hospital
Gail
Marcia
Gail Jr
McCullough
How to complain effectively Reader's Digest guide
A Reader's Digest article explains how to complain effectively when outraged by a defective product or service. It outlines target contacts and simple rules to obtain fast results, noting the July issue is now on sale.
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Golden Touch
Reader's Digest
Middletown Senior to Join United Nations Pilgrimage
Norman Nichols 17 of Middletown High travels with 25 Ohio and seven Ontario students on a 16 day pilgrimage sponsored by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges. Stops include Niagara Falls Ottawa Boston Philadelphia Valley Forge Gettysburg Washington Navy Academy West Point and six days at the United Nations. Nichols, son of Norman C. Nichols and Roosevelt Junior High Latin and English teacher, travels with Middletown district chairman Robert Renk.
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Norman Nichols
Middletown
Ohio
Hamilton
Ontario
Maumee
Canada
United States
United Nations
Washington, D.C
Independen Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Niagara Falls
Ottawa
Boston
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Washington
Naval Academy
West Point
Nichols
And
Norman C. Nichols
Central Ave
Robert Renk
Odd Fellows and
Roosevelt Junior High
Police Briefs Include Theft and Arrest in Middletown
Raymond Frisby of 1810 Felmming Road reported at 4 15 p m yesterday that a .32 caliber revolver was stolen from his truck. Jeannie Stammer 27 of Hamilton was arrested at Mc Alpin's in the Middletown Shopping Plaza at 745 p m yesterday and charged with petit larceny and giving a false statement to police.
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Raymond Frisby
Felmming Road
Jeannie Stammer
Hamilton
McAlpin’s
Middletown
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Ch'in Shih Huang Ti
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Woodlawn
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