Franklin PTO Plans Ice Cream Social
The Anthony Wayne School PTO in Franklin sponsors an old fashioned ice cream soda event on school grounds tomorrow from 4 to 7 pm. Delbert Treadway serves as general chairman and the social is the major annual fund-raiser. A sale booth will feature items made by special education students.
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Kuchel Slams Fright Peddlers in Anti Communism Speech
Senator Kuchel denounces self styled patriots from groups like John Birch Society and Gerald L. K. Smith followers for alleged anti communist hoaxes. He cites claims of foreign troops training in the US and a UN controlled military. He links attributed Georgia Moccasin tales to Rev. Theodore Jackman and the American Opinion Speakers Bureau.
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Cox Named Publisher of Miami News After Mahoney's Death
James M. Cox Jr. becomes publisher of the Miami News succeeding Daniel J. Mahoney who died during surgery in New York City. Cox remains News president and leads Cox group papers including the Atlanta Constitution and Journal, Dayton Daily News, Springfield News and Sun, and Dayton Journal Herald.
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May 3 1963 in History Highlights and Birthdays
Today is May 3, 1963 a Friday the 123rd day of the year. Notable events include the 1765 establishment of the first medical school in the American Colonies later tied to the University of Pennsylvania and Columbus’s Jamaica discovery in 1494. Birthdays: William Inge age 50 and Walter Slezak age 61.
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Defiance Considers City Income Tax Increase Vote
Defiance council plans to approve a resolution setting November 5 for voters to decide on a 0.5 percent rise in the city income tax to 1 percent for three years. The measure seeks to raise funds for city needs.
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Postal Cutbacks Still Studied in Washington
Postal officials move forward with service cut plans after the House trimmed 92 million from the next year budget, risking Saturday deliveries and restricted service to new buildings. Senate action restoring about 64 million fuels cautious optimism as city by city surveys continue.
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Six-Year-Old Killed in Cambridge Traffic Tragedy
Cambridge Ohio police report six year old David Lewis Morris son of City Councilman Roy Morris was struck and killed by a car on a city street Thursday night the driver said the child darted into the path of the vehicle.
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