Military Pay Raise Approved by House Subcommittee
A House Armed Services subcommittee endorsed a $1.5 billion yearly pay raise for servicemen, $278 million more than Kennedy's proposal, and an $87 million boost in retirement allowances. Five star officers would see raises to about $24,186 annually. Eisenhower remains eligible for retired-officer benefits.
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House
Armed Services
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Douglas McArthur
Omar Bradley
Chester Nimit
Carl Spaatz
Raymond Spruance
A.A Vandergrift
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Park Board to Discuss Gladell Park Drainage Tonight
Park Board meets at 7 30 tonight at Goldman Park headquarters to address drainage problems at Gladell Park near Middletown Hospital. Also on the agenda are rules for a new portable band wagon and park use policy for softball fields during statewide tournaments under civic group sponsorship.
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Gladell Park
Middletown Hospital
Park Board
Goldman Park
Park Department
Civic Group
Hopper to Parley Hobart Hopper at Legion Post 216 meeting
Legion Post 216 chairman Hopper to attend a state meeting of local chairmen. The gathering is at Southway Legion Post headquarters in Columbus this Saturday on call of Jackson state chairman Alex J Blair of Jackson.
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Hobart Hopper
Sons of Legionnaires of Legion Post
Southway Legion Post
Columbus
Alex J Blair
Jackson
Sons of Legionnaires
House Grants Honorary U S Citizenship To Winston Churchill
The U S House voted 377 to 21 to award honorary citizenship to Sir Winston Churchill with five present votes. If Senate approval follows, it would be a historic first for Congress to grant such an honor. Churchill supporters call it a great honor while opponents warn of the sacredness of U S citizenship.
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Winston Churchill
House
U. S
Senate
Congress
London
Winston
House of Representatives
Condress
Churchill
Sir Winston
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N. Y
Walter Rogers
R-Tex
United States of America
Rogers
House Defeats Bill For Statewide School Age
In Columbus the Ohio House defeated a proposal by Rep. Fred Cassel to set a statewide school entrance age of six by Sept. 15, 1967, while a reconsideration move circulated. The vote was 65 to 6 with 69 needed to advance.
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Columbus
Ohio House
House
Fred Cassel
R-Wyandot
Senate
Triplets Born to Reed Family Reported Well
In Marysville Ohio three newborn triplet boys Robin Randall and Richard born within 20 minutes to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Reed of Plain City are reported doing well at Union County Memorial Hospital. The Reed family also has five older children a mix of four boys aged 6 to 12 and a 14 year old girl.
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Marysville
Ohio
Benjamin Reed
Plain City
Union County Memorial Hospital
Robin
Randall
Richard
Reeds
Police Briefs Include Shoplifting Arrest and Stolen Items
Betty Lou Page, 35, of Hamilton was arrested by city police yesterday at 3 35 p m at the J C Penney store on a charge of shoplifting. Lowell T Bowling 251 Yankee Road reported someone stole the registration and title from his car parked in front of his home late Tuesday night. A purse containing a driver's license car title and other papers was reported stolen from M Della Olinger of Brown's Run Road yesterday.
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Betty Lou Page
Hamilton
J. C. Penny
Lowell T. Bowling
Yankee Road
M’della Olinger
Brown's Run Road
Controlled Traction Differential Varies Up to Straight Axle Drive
The text notes that a controlled traction differential can be adjusted to produce any level of differential action, up to a straight axle drive configuration.
Roundtable Set Thursday In Franklin
A monthly Franklin District Scout leaders roundtable meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at Franklin First Methodist Church. April theme Up Above and Underneath to be introduced. Awards include unit round-up packs 10 and troops 25 28 29 33 52 67 and more.
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Pokey Griffith
Franklin First Methodist Church
Dick Brodbeck
Jack Lewis
Neckerchief
Escapee Caught In Closed Tavern at Bass Island
Daniel Denny, 38, who knocked out a custodian and escaped from jail Monday, was captured by a 50‑person islander posse inside the Castle Inn tavern, closed for winter. He will be flown to Port Clinton to face breaking and entering charges. unarmed, he offered no resistance.
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Ohio
Daniel Denny
Bass Island
Denny
Castle Inn
Port Clinton
Wayne Neil
Charles Traverse
City Hall
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