Secret Service to Guard Kennedys at White House
Secret Service agents assigned to President Kennedy and his children will remain discreet, guarding Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. as they grow. The detail trains constantly for emergencies, with fitness, firearms, and safety drills, while the children live largely private lives inside the White House.
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Caroline
John F. Kennedy Jr
White House
Secret Service
Caroline Kennedy
U. S. Secret Service
A. E. Bauguman
Mrs. Kennedy
Kennedy
First Lady
ABC
Baughman
Kennedys
Georgetown
Young Jurors Aid in Juvenile Traffic Sentences
Chesterfield Virginia reports a unique juvenile traffic court program where a panel of students, all younger than the defendant, deliberates after hearing the case with Judge D W Murphey. Their advisory verdict often lowers overall docket numbers from about 30 to 10 monthly.
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Chesterfield
Chesterfield Countty
D. W. Murphey
Murphey’s
Akron U Library Dedication Set for April 16
Akron University dedicates an $857000 four story library addition adjoining the 11 year old annex. The new facility doubles storage to 200000 volumes and provides study space for 600 students plus a lounge and auxiliary areas.
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Akron U
Akron, Ohio
Akron University
Average American May Eat His Weight in Food in 50 Days
A study estimates the typical American could consume roughly their body weight in food within about fifty days, reflecting patterns in diet and appetite across the population.
Boettner Pioneer Blimp Flier Dies at 86
John A. Boettner a pioneer of airship travel died after a two week illness in Miami at age 86 He logged over 10000 flying hours He helped establish the first Goodyear blimp base in Miami in 1929 and led training for many blimp fliers He served as a Navy commander in World War II and retired from Goodyear in 1952
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Miami
Fla
John A.boettner
Boettner
Woodsfield
Goodyear
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Air Crashes In Ohio In February
Ohio state patrol investigators say darkness and storms contributed to two fatal aircraft crashes in February. Six crashes were listed for the month with five deaths and four injuries observed outside military reservations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lots Of Pigs Seen For Ohio
In Columbus AP reports the Ohio Crop Reporting Service expects 347000 sows to farrow in the 1961 spring pig crop, eight percent above last year. About 137000 sows farrowed December-February and 210000 are projected for March-May. June-September farrowings are estimated at 172000, four percent higher. Total hogs on Ohio farms March 1 reach 2638000, five percent above last year.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Oho
Dean to be installed at Wittenberg Hamma Divinity School
Springfield Ohio AP reports the installation of Dr. Bernard Hillila as dean of Wittenberg University's Hamma Divinity School set for April 11 and 12. Hillila arrives from St. Mark's Lutheran Warren to replace Dr. F. E. Flack, dean for twenty years.
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Ohio
Bernard Hillila
Wittenberg University
Hamma Divinity School
Hillila
Wittenberg
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Warren
F. EF. Flack
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