NAACP Accuses Brown of Distorting Civil Rights Stand
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown says the NAACP misrepresents his position on the civil rights bill. He states opposition to federal compulsion while supporting state laws, and vows a position paper next week. Brown is a Republican Senate primary candidate and critic of Taft in the May 5 contest.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Secretary of State
Nathaniel Lee
NAACP
Lee
Brown
U. S
Tafts
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Deaths And Funerals in Germantown and area reported
Flora M Upton 74 of 903 Powell Ave Miamisburg died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Suvivors include two daughters eight sons and two sisters Services at 130 pm Thursday John Arpp Funeral Home burial in Morrow Cemetery Ada H Zehring 87 of 28 N Main St died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton member of Germantown EUB Church and Eastern Star Lodge born in Miltonville resident 77 years husband Theron died March 10 services 2 pm Wednesday John Arpp Funeral Home burial Germantown Cemetery Eastern Star service at 730 pm tomorrow Casper D Mullins 71 2681 Tylersville Rd services 2 pm tomorrow in residence Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs etc services 10 am tomorrow Millville Cemetery John F Mayer 88 Laurel Ave services 2 pm Wednesday Klaus Weigel Nora Johnson 62 928 Pyrtania Ave services 2 pm tomorrow Webb
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Germantown
Flora M. Upton
Powell Ave
Miamisburg
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Mary Shumway
Madge Ray
Carlisle
Frank Upton
Paul Upton
Robert Upton
Jack Ertel
Harold Ertel
Kettering
Elmer Ertel
Mt. Washington
Dean Ertel
Glendale
Tom Erts
Norwood
Bertha Kirkendall
Lavonne Laurence
California
John Arpp
J. C. Herbert
Morrow Cemetery
Ada H. Zehring
N. Main St
Zehring
EUB Church
Eastern Star Lodge
Miltonville
Theron
Mary Waddel
Martha Scanlan
Cincinnati
J.C Herbert
Germantown Cemetery
Casper D. Mullins
Tylersville Road
Millville
John F. Mayer
Laurel Ave
Klaus Weigel
Nora Johnson
Pyrtania Ave
Webb
Rare 1927 Bugatti Royale Found in New York Junkyard
A man bought a dilapidated 1927 Bugatti Royale for 350 dollars from a New York junk dealer. The hand crafted marvel, once owned by King Alfonso of Spain, cost forty thousand dollars in engine and chassis and now appeals to collectors as a priceless restoration project. Also notes a Sigma Delta dance on April 4 at the Sportsman’s Club to benefit Doty House.
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New York
Alsace-Lorraine
The
Sigma Delta
Sportsman's Club
Doty House
Notable Deaths Across Cities Include Arts and Media Figures
Albert Obert, 75, an artist whose frescoes adorned German churches, died after a long illness in Houston. Edward F. Harkins, 92, Boston drama critic and author, died in San Clemente. his son Gen Paul D. Harkins heads US forces in Vietnam. Ernest E. Stern, 48, head of CBS press information in Hollywood, died of a heart attack.
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Houston
Tex
Albert Obert
Germany
San Clemente
Calif
Edward F. Harkins
Boston
Paul D. Harkins
United States
South Vietnam
Hollywood (Ap
Ernest E. Stern
Hollywood
CBS Television Network
Cincinnati
Ohio
Police Briefs Include Lost Billfold and Stolen Car Parts
Police log reports William Griffith losing a billfold with $40 and papers at Carfax Cafe on Broad Street. Two dummy spotlights were stolen from Larry Parella’s auto on Cleveland Street. Cleo Lucas showed a broken rear window on his car with $50 damage. A rock or brick damaged Oliver Brewer’s rear window on South Avenue with $140 damage. A 1959 sports car owned by Albert Mullings on Wilbraham Road was stolen. license plate 5561 LS.
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William Griffith
Vaughn Drive
Franklin
Carfax Cafe
Broad St
Larry Parella
Cleveland St
Cleo Lucas
Oliver Brewer
Brown's Run Road
South Avenue
Albert FE. Mullings
Wilbraham Road
Duck trips across continents ends in Nevada tale
The Nevada Fish and Game Commission reports a pintail duck banded at Overton in Southern Nevada in 1956 was shot recently in the Soviet Union across the Bering Strait from Alaska.
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Reno
Nevada Fish and Game Commission
Overton
Nevada
Soviet Union
Bering Strait
Alaska
Glenn Staff to Stop Campaigning in Ohio
Ohio campaign manager James F. Bell announced that John H. Glenn Jr.'s staff will cease formal activity while Glenn remains on the May 5 primary ballot. Bell said the team cannot promote the candidacy but acknowledged spontaneous support may arise from Ohio voters. Election officials note Glenn could win the nomination without active campaigning if he gains more votes than incumbent Senator Stephen M. Young.
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Columbus, Ohio
James F. Bell
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
John
Bell
Glenn
U.S
Stephen M. Young
Dogs Kill Ten Sheep on West Chester Farm
Two unlicensed dogs killed ten sheep valued at $300 on the Katherine Frenser farm at 5562 Beckett Road. One dog was captured by the owner's son and held at the Miami Valley Humane Association shelter. The second dog fled but returned, was shot by Deputy Oram Fisher, then killed after a second shot.
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Hamilton
Katherine Frenser
Beckett Road
West Chester
Miami Valley Humane Association
Oram Fisher
Fisher
Girl dies in ritual self immolation in London park
Detectives described Friday's suburban park death of a girl as a ritual suicide. They say she poured gasoline on herself struck a match and burned herself as a protest similar to Buddhist monk suicides in South Vietnam. Police ruled out foul play or accident.
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London
Viet Nam
Ruislip
Britain
Shock Victim Reported Fair Condition At Middletown Hospital
Ray Wasson age 1000 Forrer Street Excello was treated at Middletown Hospital in fair condition after a severe electrical jolt while repairing a television set. Police arrived at 207 Curtis Street to his brother Ray Wasson’s apartment around 3:45 p.m. Saturday and reported bruises to the head from being knocked away by the shock.
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Ray Wasson
Forrer St. Excello
Middletown Hospital
Wasson
Ray
Curtis St
Scarlet Tanager Nickname Rumor Traced
The scarlet tanager is nicknamed the robin with a sore throat due to its hoarse caroling, a colorful metaphor noted in bird folklore.
Powers To Retire June From Air Force
Lt. Col. John A. Powers known as the Voice of Mercury Control says he will retire from the Air Force on June 1 at age 42. He plans to join World Book Encyclopedia’s Science Service Inc and live in Chicago while spending time in Houston promoting the science service. A 22-year veteran with combat flights in World War II and Korea, Powers became famous for his restrained broadcasts of the space program and helped popularize terms like A-Okay.
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Houston
Tex
John A
Shorty) Powers
Mercury Control
Air Force
Powers
World Book Encyclopedia
Science Service Inc
Korea
Sargent Shriver
Donald S. Carmichael
Stouffer Foods Corp
Cleveland
Ohio
William T. Patrick Jr
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Detroit
John Rubel
Litton Industries, Inc
Brentwood Heights
Calif
Defense
Daniel R. Wright
Washington, D.C
International Business Machines Corp
Body contains enough phosphorus to make 2,200 matches
A fact about human biology notes that the human body holds enough phosphorus to produce about 2,200 matches. The detail highlights mineral content and chemical potential without broader context.
Daytona Easter at Beach Ends With Police Action
About 75 000 college students crowded Daytona Beach for Easter. Police on 12 hour shifts enlisted state patrol help to quell a blanket tossing party that turned disorderly. Arrests ran around 100 daily as students began to depart, with no mass rioting seen as in Fort Lauderdale in 1961.
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Fort Lauderdale
Vietnam War Footing Cost to US About One Million Weekly
In Washington Viet Nam premier Nguyen Khanh moves toward full wartime footing with US aid projected at about one million dollars weekly. Defense secretary McNamara says the US will assist Vietnam in every way possible.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Timetable For Echo II Passes
The Federal Space Agency lists several passes over Ohio for the Echo II satellite on April 1 7. The timetables show EST sightings moving southeastward with dates and sky positions for Cincinnati and Cincinnati’s observers across April 1 7, detailing times, directions, and altitudes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Space Agency
Cincinnati
Area Tavern Suspension Over Pinball Wagering
The Lil lian Stanhope Hilltop Tavern at 70 Middletown Pike faces a 28 day liquor license suspension for allowing pinball wagering on the premises. The Department of Liquor Control described the action as starting at noon on April 7 and ending at noon on May 5.
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Lillian Stanhope
Middletown Pike
Department of Liquor Control
Geriatrics Defined as Specialty of Advanced Aging Care
The term geriatrics describes the medical specialty focused on illnesses and care for people in advanced years. It defines a field dedicated to aging-related health issues and the needs of older patients.
Johnson Keeps Easter Stay at LBJ Ranch in Texas
President Johnson extends his Easter stay at the LBJ Ranch with no appointments announced. He works on paper duties and drafts a plan to form a committee on farmer prices and consumer costs, while avoiding political questions. He orders strong limits on airmen to respect allied air corridors amid East German tensions and notes four women appointments to senior posts.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
LBJ
East Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Panama
White House Easter egg roll canceled by snow
Snow forced cancellation of the annual White House Easter egg roll in Washington. The White House announced the event was called off at 8 25 a m while tours remained available from 10 a m to 2 p m. Two inches of snow had fallen with up to five inches forecast.
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Washington
White House
Ethiopia and Somalia Agree to Frontier Cease Fire
Ethiopia and Somalia reached a cease-fire along their disputed frontier and agreed to pull back troops 10 to 15 miles by April 6. After six hours in Khartoum both sides agreed to a joint commission to supervise withdrawal and halt hostile propaganda by Thursday.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Ethiopia
Somalia
Honest landlord rents with odd yard sign
Louisville news reports a landlord filled a vacant apartment despite a front yard sign reading For Rent-Unfurnished Apartment Beautiful View of Weeds Across the street. The quip signals the tenant market humor and local color of the time.
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Louisville
Look of Spring Inspires Fashion and Gear Across Town
Spring mood drives Irene’s Salon preview of new hair lines at St Johns PTO on April 1. Parents admire Fiesta Lawn Gyms at Checker Store while Turco gyms promise safe outdoor play for children. Miller’s Barber Shop touts Sun Ray hair color for men. Schiff’s Shoes champions Sport Stars baseball and athletic shoes for all ages as baseball season nears.
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Irene
Salon of Beauty
St. John's Pto
Iirene’s
Checker
Millers Barber Shop
Middletown
Schiff
Schiff’s
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Flora Upton
Ada Zehring
Alphonso
Spain
Mgr
Howe Motor CO
Central Ave
A.v
Jones
Savings & Loan Blog
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Daytona
Daytona Beach, Fla
A.C. Folsom Jr
Florida
Presidential Commission
John F. Kennedy
Charles B. Martell
Panama Canal Zone
Latin-America
Organization of American States
International Jurists Commission
Geneva
Switzerland
Echo
Area Tavern
Hearing Aid
Hearing Aid Service
Evelyn Wilkins
Rentschler
Hamilton, Ohio
Ranch
Texas
Congress
Fane
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Dodds Monuments Verity Vphony
Woodside
Teme Cray Ce
Sundeysra
Jos. R. Baker & Sons, Inc
Vail St
Manchester Ave
Jos
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