Irish Fete Seeks Long Green For Democratic Fund
Washington AP Lyndon Johnson headlines a Democratic Irish party dinner to raise about 50 000 for campaign funds at the National Guard Armory in green decor tickets and an all Irish week theme The class of 1936 honorees includes Johnson Magnuson Kirwan Sparkman Sheppard Keogh Grant and Page with James Farley as toastmaster predicting a Democratic sweep.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
National Guard
Franklin D. Velt
President Johnson
Warren G. Magnuson
Michael Kik
Eofor
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Harry R. Sheppard
California
W. R. Page
Texas
Eugene J. Keogh
New York
George M. Grant
James A Farley
Farley
George Washington
New Airlift Method Tested For Rapid Troop Deployment
Washington sources report a successful test of a new airlift method that moves lightly armed troops and heavy gear from depots to distant locations. A 4000-man Army infantry unit flew from Hawaii to Okinawa, joining with armaments from depot ships despite a tropical storm. If validated, this forward floating depots plan could expand next year under McNamara.
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Washington
Pentagon
Hawai
Okinawa
Army
Defense Department
Robert $. McNamara
Congress
Prisoner Clyde Wimer Dies of Pneumonia in City Jail
In Cleveland, Clyde Wimer, 44, died of lobar pneumonia in the city jail shortly after arrest for intoxication. Coroner Samuel R. Gerber said Wimer is the third inmate to die in three months, with two prior deaths linked to acute alcoholism and delirium tremens.
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Cleveland
Clyde Wimer
Samuel R. Gerber
Wimer
Woman Charged With Attacking Principal
Mrs Johnnie R Thornton faces assault and battery creating a disturbance and destruction of property charges after an alleged attack on Raymond Glass principal of First Street School in Warren Ohio She pleaded not guilty and was released on 150 dollar bond.
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Warren
Ohio
Johnnie R. Thornton
Thornton
Warren Municipal Court
Raymond FE
Glass
First Street
Diamond National Corp reports 1963 as year of progress
The Diamond National Corp reviews 1963 as a year of progress with record highs in sales and net income. Net income reached 15.9 million after taxes, with earnings per share at 3.41 and total sales at 278.1 million, led by packaging growth. Dividends rose for the fourth straight year to 1.95 per share.
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Diamond National Corp
Diamond
Gex P. Condit
Gardner
Pichard
J. Walters
Mother dies by own action in Moraine City garage
The body of Mrs Kenneth E Kautz was found in her Moraine City home garage in an apparent suicide. Her 4 month old daughter Debbie died at Miami Valley Hospital and a 4 year old daughter Elaine remained in critical condition after exposure to carbon monoxide fumes from a vehicle.
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Dayton
Ohio
Kenneth E Kautz
Moraine City
Debbie
Miami Valley Hospital
Elaine
Notable Deaths Include Cosa Nostra Figure and War Hero
Buffalo and Washington obituaries report John C. Montana 70 linked to Valachi testimony dying after heart attack, Woodbury Willoughby 59 tied to wartime treasure rescue dying of cancer, and George T. Davis 65 Los Angeles Herald Examiner sports editor dying of a heart attack after a Dodgers exhibition.
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Buffalo
N.Y
John C. Montana
FBI
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Washington
Woodbury Willoughby
Philippines
Corregidor
Vero Beach
Fla
George T. Davis
Los Angeles Herald- Examiner
California
Los Angeles Dodgers
Obituary notices for Brown Griggs Goins and Barger
Homer Daniel Brown 86 of Oke awa will have services at 2 p m tomorrow Webb. Melvin C Griggs 62 of 1275 Parkmo Ave will have services at 10 a m Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Fairfield. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Cassius Goins 4700 Hales Lane has services today at Greenwood Cemetery. Calbert Barger 58 of Scottsdale Ariz formerly Hamilton has service today Webb.
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Melvin C. Griggs
Parkamo Ave
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Fairfield
Cassius Goins
Hales Lane
Greenwood Cemetery
Calbert Barger
Scottsdale
Ariz
Hamilton
Webb
Rail Strike Talk Soft-Pedaled in Washington
Rail road industry and union negotiators urge caution as they steer clear of a nationwide strike. The Labor Department expresses guarded hope that wage and work condition talks can resume, while five rail unions plan potential action against Southern Pacific and Louisville & Nashville. A California restraining order blocks strikes and related activity.
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Washington
Labor Department
Theso
J. E. Wolfe
Union
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
California
Steel Mill of Future Planned by National Steel
Pittsburgh AP reports National Steel Corp plans a new plant at its Weirton West Virginia division. The mill, financed by a $275 million expansion, will start in 2 3 months and finish within two years, featuring oxygen furnaces vacuum degassing and continuous casting on a large scale.
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Pittsburgh
National Steel Corp
Weirton
W. Va
Justifiable Homicide Ruled In Cleveland Policeman Death
In Cleveland policeman James Mangan aged 34 was shot by his wife Elanor 29 after he allegedly beat her with a belt and struck her with a bottle Tuesday night. Prosecutor Richard Matin said the death was ruled justifiable self defense.
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Cleveland
James Mangan
Richard Matin
Mangan
Elanor
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Diamond Reviews
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Riala
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Okeawa
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