Border Clash Sparks Protests Near Soviet Embassy
TOKYO AP report describes Red Guards and workers surrounding the Soviet Embassy in Beijing after Chinese and Soviet forces clashed on a disputed island on the Manchurian border. Both sides claim casualties and accuse the other of provocation as Western travelers note massed Soviet troops near Vladivostok.
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Peking
Moscow
Japan
Kyodo
Hang Kosygin
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
Red China
China
New China
Ussuri River
Far East
Chenpao
Damansky
Nizhnemikhailovka
Vladivostok
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Tass
New China News Agency
Khabarovsk
Manchurian
Background planning for room design and color schemes
This piece emphasizes treating walls floors and ceilings as a backdrop for furnishings. It recommends plain walls with bold upholstery patterns, using ceiling patterns to alter perceived height, darker floor coloring for weight, and matching woodwork to enlarge small rooms. It also invites readers to visit the showroom for help.
Aeronca elects banker to board in California
William E. Palmer, a California banking executive, is elected to the Aeronca board of directors. Palmer is executive vice president of United California Bank Los Angeles, the largest Western Bank affiliate, and has held multiple senior roles since joining UCB in 1946.
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Torrance
Calif
William E. Palmer
California
Aeronca, Inc
A.G. Handschumacher
Aeronca
Palmer
United California Bank
Los Angeles
Western Bank Corporation
UCB
Beverly Hills
United California Bank International
Three Men Hurt in Cafe Attack in Middletown
Three men were treated for head injuries early today at Middletown Hospital after claiming they were attacked by five men at Trade Winds Cafe on Baltimore Street. Police have names of four former Middletown men now believed to live in Kentucky. The injured, who traveled by taxi to the hospital, are Gene Lessard 27, of 105 North Broad Street Andre Martel 38, of 136 North Main Street and Achille Pavlin 30, of 301 Charles Street.
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Middletown Hospital
Baltimore St
Middletown
Kentucky
Gene Lessard
N. Broad St
Andre Martel
N. Main St
Achille Pavlin
Charles St
Thieves Hit Piqua Post Office Vault for Cash Stamps
Police in Piqua Ohio said thieves used a cutting torch to break through a vault door at the post office last night and stole about $50,000 in cash and stamps. The break in is under investigation and no arrests were reported.
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Piqua, Ohio
MU Senior Sings For Her Title
Kathie McNeil, a Miami University senior and theater major, was chosen Miss Miami in the Miss Ohio Pageant at Sandusky. The veteran performer has held Miss Cincinnati titles twice and previously represented Ohio in Miss America. Her talent included song dance and recitation.
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Oxford
Kathie NcNeil
Miami
Communications Rotary Talk on Space by Dayton Bell Manager
Al Harshbarger of Dayton will address the Rotary Club at noon tomorrow at the Manchester Motor Inn on "Communication in Space." He will also show a film titled Apollo and discuss his duties with Ohio Bell's Springfield office, serving Middletown.
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al Harshbarger
Dayton
Bell Telephone Co
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Harshbarger
Ohio Bell
Springfield
Middletown
Commission Calls Off Meeting
Butler County commission cancels tonight session as members attend NACo legislative conference in Washington DC. Vice president Dale Logsdon and member Donald S Bacon accompanied by Chester S Raynak are away. President William Denham did not attend. Next meeting set for Thursday morning.
Smith Pond Pay Lake Plan Heads to City Meeting
An ordinance to lease Smith Pond as a privately run public pay lake for fishing and a report from Police Chief James R. Howerton on his division's duties will highlight the 7 p.m. City Commission meeting tomorrow. Commissioners last week agreed to let pay lake operator Tom Norris of Waynesville run Smith Pond this summer to curb losses from prior years. The commission is expected to approve the agreement tomorrow night.
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Smith Pond
James R. Howerton
Tom Norris
Waynesville
Norris
Liquid gold in pottery prep and crude oil usage
Liquid gold is a term for a preparation used in decorating pottery and is often applied colloquially to crude oil.
Eagles Honor Three Middletown Officers Recognition Plan
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 528 evaluates top Middletown Police officers for 1968 based on efficiency, community effort and notable acts. Awards will be given at a May meeting. Membership rises amid a drive led by Carl Hall, with 1,025 current and 1,065 expected by June as the lodge nears three stars.
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Order of Eagles
Aerie
Middletown
Carl Hall
Eagles
Herb Kidd
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
The
Bloodstone and heliotrope change color when heated
A description notes bloodstone or heliotrope as a vivid green stone with bright red nodules that turn black and the green background grays when heated.
Safety program slated for Monroe PTO meeting
Oneida Elementary principal Carel Cosby will present a safety program at Monroe Elementary PTO meeting at Monroe School Thursday at 7 30 p m. Larry McCartt's Skunk Junction Jazz Band will also participate in the program.
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Carel Cosby
Oneida
Monroe
Larry McCartt
Skunk Junction
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