Kennedy Picks DiSalle for Government Study
President Kennedy selects Michael V. DiSalle of Ohio for a two year term on the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. The panel, created in 1957 and given status in 1959, includes federal state and local officials to discuss cross level government problems. DiSalle replaces Abraham Ribicoff as a member. Ribicoff remains via his cabinet post.
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Western Union To Pick Up Overdue Books
Dayton Ohio AP The Dayton Montgomery County Public Library will hire Western Union to recover overdue volumes. Director William Chai says the scheme costs under 60,000 yearly and will bill 4 cents per trip under a mile and 5 cents beyond one mile with a daily minimum of 20 calls. Western Union representative Larry Pokladnik says the library will be billed only for one trip if multiple attempts are needed to locate a single book.
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Early Spring Furnace and Air Conditioning Prices
A Middletown area ad promotes a complete line of name brand heating and cooling products with price ranges. It pledges 24 hour service on own installations, honest trained mechanics, and balancing by Mr. Ridenour. The note urges safety with automatic heating, fuel savings, and heat in one day if possible. The business is centrally located two blocks west of a traffic light in Trenton on Route 73. Signed Maurice FE. (Moe) Ridenour.
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Kiwanis hears talk on stocks and bonds
Perry Wydman vice president in charge of investments at the First National Bank in Cincinnati spoke to the Manchester Kiwanis Club at yesterday's noon meeting. He urged an investment program tailored to individual needs, favoring common stocks and real estate as inflation hedges and advised sticking with strong companies and prudent spending. The clouds section appears unrelated.
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Kennedy edges toward clearer briefings in press conferences
James Marlow notes Kennedy's press answers have grown less tidy since taking office. The president still provides direct responses on key issues like federal aid to public schools and private loans, though his phrasing sometimes appears overly complex. Kennedy remains a busy, detail‑oriented leader who does his homework.
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