Armco Leaders Depart Middletown as Others Take Over
Don Holstein and Ralph Wright retire from Armco Middletown Works after long, distinguished careers. Don Osborne succeeds Holstein and Dick Leichty follows Wright, with Harry Holiday named general superintendent to lead Middletown to new achievements.
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Don Holstein
Ralph Wright
Holstein
Shaffer Holstein
Pennsylvania
Don
Stewart
Hayes Holstein
Franklin
Wright
Hugh
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
William Verity
Middletown Works
Don Osborne
Dick Leichty
Osborne
Leichty
Harry Holiday
Driver Errors And Route 73
Ohio 73 near Oxford has seen fatal auto crashes many involve Miami University students. Officials urge an engineering study and removal of a deceptive dip to improve safety on the Middletown to Oxford corridor as traffic grows. In a study of 28 accidents east of Oxford, 24 were driver errors and 11 involved excessive speed.
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Ohio 73
Oxford
Miami University
Hueston Woods State Park
Trenton
Middletown
Ohio
Children and Parents in a Dinner Table Debate
Jim Bishop reflects on children as unpredictable beings and the parenting challenges they pose. He recalls anecdotes about grandchildren, lectures on sex, and the humor in parental misfires while noting the rivalry among sisters and the punch lines from family life.
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Gene Kroll
Long Branch
N. J
Kathy
Gayle
Pops
Bill Wister
Charlie
Geng Kroll
Supreme Court allows states to keep literacy tests for voters
David Lawrence argues the court upholds racial discrimination between states by permitting some to retain voter qualifications while others lose that power. He notes the 1965 law removing state voting restrictions, the equal protection clause, and contrasts trial rights with state immunity.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Union
Congress
Supreme Court
Marshall
Hugo Black
South
Letter to the Editor on animal cruelty and care
The writer counters a dog lovers claim that unloved dogs deserve dognapping for research. They argue every life matters, noting humans without love still value life and sunlit days. They oppose dognapping and cruel treatment, urging humane handling of animals.
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Della White
When The Mail Comes In
Hal Boyle offers light facts and quips on everyday life from anxiety to walking for health. The column touches on tranquilizers sleeping pills and casual social trivia.
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New York
Hair Dye And Teased Styles Stir Controversy In Public Office
In a candid office encounter a young woman with teased hair dyed a dirty color sparks debate on natural looks. The piece defends cosmetics and dye to appear younger, dismissing gray hair and sprayed colors as fads while urging restraint and self expression.
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Madame Pompadour
G. R
Johnson launches nationwide push to sell Viet Nam policy
President Johnson plans a large educational campaign to win support for his Viet Nam approach. He will brief governors and select leaders in coming weeks, aiming to mobilize administration officials and Congress and use face to face talks rather than TV.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
White House
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
Mark Hatfield
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
U.S
Bar named the Federal Reserve Cocktail Lounge in San Francisco
A business puff mentions a bar called the Federal Reserve Cocktail Lounge in San Francisco and jokes about liquid assets. It notes Dial-a-lesson teaching machines possibly opening in coin laundries to help education-conscious housewives.
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San Francisco
Federal Reserve
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Marianne
Pluto
Neptune
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