Leningrad History Short Course on NBC TV
NBC presented a compact Russian history through a microcosm of Leningrad showing palaces churches and museums. The narration covered czarist intrigue and the 1917 Bolshevik revolution while highlighting the city’s past subjugation and cultural grandeur.
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St. Petersburg
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Meetings This Week Tuesday Alcoholics Anonymous and More
A list of local meetings for Tuesday and Wednesday includes Alcoholics Anonymous at 8 30 p m Sertoma Club 6 30 p m Manchester Motor Inn Middletown Personnel Association 6 30 p m Manchester Motor Inn South Middletown Fire Association 7 p m Fire House Central School PTO 7 30 p m school auditorium Lincoln School Association 7 30 p m school auditorium Wilson PTO 7 30 p m school auditorium MHS Band Associates 7 30 p m Central School United Cerebral Palsy of Middletown 7 30 p m First Presbyterian Church Disabled American Veterans 8 p m American Legion Home Butler County Medical Assistants 8 p m Surgical Arts Building Conference Room FOE Lodge 528 8 p m Eagle Hall JOOF Miami Lodge 8 p m Monroe JOOF Hall BPOE Lodge 257 Elktones 8 p m Elks Temple Wednesday Middletown Board of Realtors Traders Club 8 30 a m S Main Street Frischs High 12 Club noon Commercial Building Golden Age Club 1 30 p m Townhouse Hunter Clark VFW Post 6405 7 30 p m 1319 Young Al Anon Family Group 8 30 p m Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30 p m
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Sertoma Club
Chester Motor Inn
Middletown Personnel Association
Manchester Motor Inn
South Middletown Fire Association
Central School Pto
Lincoln School Association
Wilson Pto
MHS Band Associates
Central School
United Cerebral Palsy of
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First Presbyterian Church
American Legion Home
Butler County Medical Assistants
FOE Lodge
Eagle Hall
Joof Miami Lodge
Monroe Joof Hall
Bpoe Lodge
Elks Temple
Tomorrow Radio Schedule Highlights and Puzzling Joke
WPFEB airs Let’s Talk with Jimmy McClain from 8:25 to 9:30 A.M. LSD topic noted. The Moon Mullins Show runs 2:30 to 5:00 P.M. The host teases a riddle asking What’s Black and Blue and floats down the river. Tune in for the answer.
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Budget Deficit Largest Since Early In 64
The Commerce Department reports the federal budget deficit at an annual rate of 3.6 billion dollars for Q4 1966, the largest since the 6.7 billion rate in Q2 1964 triggered by a tax cut. The deficit shows government spending outpacing revenue.
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Johnson
Commerce Department
National Income Accounts
Robber Claims Open Pantry Cash In Masked Heist
A masked armed robber entered the Open Pantry on the Northwest Side and took 80 dollars in a daylight robbery. The assailant used a weapon and fled, with no injuries reported. Authorities investigated the incident as a robbery.
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Television Highlights and Prime Time Lineup
A listings card outlines NBC News Special with Dan Rather and David Dimbleby. Several episodes feature Combat, Girl from UNCLE, Invaders, Occasional Wife, Red Skelton, Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, Petticoat Junction, The Fugitive, and Dean Martin with guest stars.
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Man Guilty Of Making False Report
Earl Bowling, 26, formerly of 1805 Glenn Ave in Middletown and now in Carrollton Ky, was found guilty by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer of making a false robbery report to sheriffs and police. The case was referred for pre sentence investigation with final disposition set for April 10. Bowling claimed he was robbed of 800 to 900 dollars near Sinclair Service Station on July 10, 1966, but later admitted the report was false. The missing money was not recovered.
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Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Sheriff's Department
Earl Bowling
Glenn Ave
Carrollton
Adult Probation Department
Bowling
Sheriff's Deputies
Sinclair
S. Main St
Seven Mile
Mercy Hospital
Cliff Hyde
Bill Cain
Eleven Girl Scouts Hike 15 Mile Little Miami Trail
Girl Scout Troop 1031 members plus leaders and guests completed a 15 mile hike along the Little Miami Trail. The group, including 11 scouts Becky Gilbert Patti Commines Susan Ammentorp Kathy Kuhlman and others, followed a five mile training hike. Leaders Caroline Banzhaf Sarah Roney Delores Mehl Roy Hatfield aided the trek with Boy Scout guests Richard Hatfield Mark Hatfield Robert Kahne and Richard Euler observing.
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Little Miami Trail
Becky Gilbert
Patti Commines
Susan Ammentorp
Kathy Kuhlman
Mary Mack
Alice Eckhardt
Kathy Dell
Linda Wendt
Vicki Siebert
Barb Millson
Barb Welch
Carol Banzhaf
Sarah Roney
Del
Student seeks injunction over university suspension at Miami University
Hamilton A Miami University senior Larry G. Shoffner files suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking reinstatement after suspension for alleged library property damages. He alleges no written charges or exposure to witness depositions, requests temporary restraining order and permanent injunction to restore student rights and graduation prospects.
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Miami University
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Larry G. Shoffner
Swing Hall
Oxford
Ontario
Bellefontaine
King Library
Theuniversity
Shoffner
Arthur Fiehrer
Philip Shriver
William T. Hollingsworth
Robert F. Etheridge
Robert E. Boggs
Donald C. Kelly
Robert C. Ellis
Robert L. Reid
Donald Ormiston
William F
American Volunteer Killed in Laos Skirmish
U S Embassy reports a young American volunteer Frederick Cheydleur aged 20 from Orchard Lake Michigan and eight Laotians died when Pathet Lao troops raided a remote village in Savannakhet Province. Eleven Royal Lao Army soldiers were wounded in the dawn attack.
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Pathet Lao
U.S
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Frederick Cheydleur
Orchard Lake
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Gas heater fumes blamed in deaths of Cleveland pair
A retired warehouse worker Jacob Faron 77 and his daughter Rose 49 were found dead in their beds Monday in Cleveland. Police said they apparently suffocated Saturday night from gas heater fumes in their apartment.
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Rose Faron
Commission Feet 4 Studies Anatomy Of Lawlessness
The President's Crime Commission report outlines a 352 page plan with about 200 recommendations to overhaul police work and court systems to combat crime. It calls for a federal state and local drive costing several hundred million dollars annually for a decade and highlights organized crime and business crimes as wide threats. Ramsey Clark, sworn in as attorney general March 10, delivers the keynote at a Johnson conference on planning for change.
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Johnson
United States
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Crime Commission
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