Red Cross fund drive announces three new chairmen
Dick Nein announces three additional chairmen for the 1967 Red Cross drive. William Riggs of Riggs Funeral Home serves as co chair and area chairman for Madison Trenton Lesourdville South Middletown Franklin Springboro and Monroe. Jerry Brown of Frisch s Big Boy is retail chairman for Middletown including malls. Dr Robert Johnson of the Middletown school system heads non profit organizations covering schools city employees Middletown Hospital and other groups. March quota set at 4188 dollars.
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Red Cross Fund
Dick Nein
William Riggs
Riggs Funeral Home
Madison
Trenton
LeSourdsville
South Middletown
Franklin
Springboro
Monroe
Jerry Brown
Frisch’s
Big Boy
Middletown
Robert Johnson
Middletown Board of Education
Middletown Hospital
Seaway Authority Sets Weland Canal Opening Date
The St Lawrence Seaway Authority plans to open the Wel land Canal linking Lakes Ontario and Erie on April 1 at 8 am weather and ice permitting. The date may shift with conditions.
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Cornwall, Ont
St. Lawrence Seaway
Alfred Nobel Known as Peace Prize Donor and Dynamite Inventor
Alfred Nobel, Swedish innovator and donor of the Nobel Peace Prize, is also famous for inventing dynamite, a breakthrough with lasting global impact.
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Alfred Nobel
VC Mortars Hit Big Guns Near DMZ in Vietnam
American gunners atop the plateau south of the demilitarized zone faced 500 mortar shells in three strikes as U S Marines sheltered the 175 mm guns. Six Marines died and 15 were wounded in the Camp Carroll shelling while other clashes yielded seven American and Viet Cong deaths and 17 American injuries amid ongoing Junction City operations and air strikes.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Weaive
Camp Carrol
North Vietnam
U. S
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Binh Dinh
Thanh Hoa
Lai Dong
Panhandle
U.S. Marine
da Nang
Junction City
South Vietnam
Quang ‘Tri
Khanh Hoa
Ohio lawmakers push eavesdropping ban and ethics bills
Ohio senators introduced bills outlawing telephone eavesdropping and private conversations after a privacy rights stance by Sen Ralph S Regular. Other new measures include public agency voting in public sessions and a Consumer Advisory Council proposal with a license duplicate fine.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph S
Navarre
Stark
House
Senate
House State Government Committee
Ohio Newspaper Association
Regula
Consumers Advisory Council
Sweat sells for 436 a quart in space research
An aerospace firm sells astronaut sweat for 436 per quart to study contamination of life support systems. AiResearch engineers collect sweat from exercising subjects in rubber suits, run hot air to extract moisture, then freeze and ship it to space labs. Overweight volunteers sweat more effectively.
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Los Angeles
Garrett-AiResearch
AiResearch
Space Laboratory
Local Cooties Donate 730 Pints of Blood
Members of Pup Tent 50 Military Order of the Cooties donated 730 pints of blood to war veterans in Dayton and Chillicothe over the past year. Al Williams, tent commander, reports a $25 550 credit for the blood, equating to $35 per pint.
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Military Order of the Cooties
al Williams
Dayton
Chillicothe
Williams
Singapore Faces Alarming Unemployment Spike
About 80,000 people or four percent of Singapore's 1.8 million are seeking work, government figures show. The crisis is described as the most alarming unemployment situation in the city state in the near term.
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Singapore Crisis
Singapore
Repubc
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Mme
Celeste
Rogers
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Barnitz Bank
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Central
Grimes
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ralph E. Fisher
Wayne
House Finance Committee
Ava
Brewster
Concord
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