Mao Could Return To Public View This Year
AP reports Mao Zedong is recovering from a heart condition with high blood pressure and may reappear in public. He rests under doctors near Lushan in Kiangsi Province on a strict diet, with a possible public appearance by October. Previously he was in Hangzhou and later moved to Kuling for recuperation after meeting Lon Nol in Beijing.
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Hong Kong
Mao Tze-tung
New Life Evening Post
Mao
Post
Kuling
Lushan
Kiangsi
Hangchow
Lon Nor
Peking
Car Hits Tractor on E Second Street injures two men
Franklin police report two men received minor cuts after a car driven by Larry V. McNabb 25 Springboro struck the rear of a farm tractor operated by Stanley E. Snider 59 Kenny Lane and overturned on E Second Street near Poplar Street shortly before 8 am McNabb was cited for assured clear distance both men planned to seek medical advice later.
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Franklin
E. Second Street
Poplar Street
Larry V. McNabb
Kessling Drive
Springboro
Stanley E. Snider
Kenny Lane
McNabb
Banquet Honors Eagle Scouts in Franklin
Ten Eagle Scouts named the Harry Holiday class of Eagles were honored at the Eagle recognition dinner at the First United Church of Christ in Franklin. Recipients included Raber Harbaum Troop 25 Trenton Daniel Hitchcock Troop 37 South Lebanon Gary Hursh Troop 50 Springboro Geoffrey Kimball Lebanon Gary Kuntz Lebanon David Merrill Franklin Dixie Troop 24 Franklin Edward Lindholm Middle Town Troop 52 James Moore Eric Young Middle Town Troop 77.
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Harry Holiday
Holiday
Mound Builders’ Area Council
First United Church of Christ
Franklin
Raber Harbaum
Trenton
Daniel Hitchcock
South Lebanon
Gary Hursh
Springboro
Geoffrey Kimball
Lebanon
Gary Kuntz
David Merrill
Dixie
Edward J. Lindholm
Midddletown
James Moore
Eric Young
Middletown
Bernard Baughn
Spencer
Lorain’s Long-Term Mayor Jaworski Dies at 74
John C. Jaworski 74 the only five term Lorain mayor died Thursday A Democrat he led from 1950 to 1961 Services are tentatively set for Monday in Lorain Ohio and district officials mourn his tenure and impact.
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Lorain
Ohio
John C. Jaworski
Jaworski
L Astimyor
Eggs to Have a New Appearance at Poultry Convention
Kansas City AP report from the Poultry Breeders of America convention cites Dr. Jaap proposing shellless eggs. He argues removing shells frees hens to produce more yolks and possibly multiple eggs daily, suggesting a yolk machine replaces an egg machine and challenging breeders to pursue reverse evolution of the chicken.
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Kansas City
Ohio State
Poul Jury Breeders of America
Jaap
Hoover Ball Union Still Striking In Fifth Day
Hoover Ball Division of Hoover Ball and Bearing Corp workers maintained a strike outside the Enoch Drive plant into its fifth day. Negotiations broke down Saturday night just hours before the old contract expired at midnight. no talks have occurred since. About 100 employees participated.
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Tthe
Hoover Ball Division
Hoover Ball & Bearing Corp
Enoch Drive
Six silver dollars stolen from Omaha Street building
Herbert Laymon reported at 3219 Omaha Street that six silver dollars were taken overnight after a rear door was forced open. Deputy Robert Stewart said another padlock had been broken earlier in the week but nothing was taken then.
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Omaha St
Herbert Laymon
Robert Stewart
Padoe
Laymon
Stewart
Churches Seeking Unity Form Letter To Members
Dallas AP report on the Consultation on Church Union outlining an open letter to 24 million members. Five annual meeting ended with agreement on principles for uniting eight major Protestant bodies. Denominations listed include Episcopalians Methodists United Presbyterians Southern Presbyterians Christians Disciples Evangelical United Brethren African Methodist Episcopal and United Church. Five years expected to pass before a unified church plan is ready for denominational approvals.
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George Cornell
Dallas
Tex
Rare Episcopalians
Methodists
United Presbyterians
Southern Presbyterians
Christians
Disciples
Evangelical United Brethren
African Methodist Episcopal and
United Church
Congregationalists
Johnson forecasts Congress may boost budget by three billion
President Johnson faces a Congress that seems prepared to increase his budget by about 3 billion. Senate action this week moved authorization for the defense and education departments higher than his request, with a total approved exceedance of around 2.15 billion for the year starting July 1.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol ‘Hill
Senate
Ing
House
Act
Woman Hurt In Two Car Crash Near I 76 Monroe
A Middletown woman Fern Snyder, 57, is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a two car crash on Rt 63 near I 76 yesterday afternoon. The collision involved Mrs Wray driving west and turning left into a restaurant driveway, colliding with a state owned car driven by William Thompson, 41, of Columbus. Damage estimated at 1000 dollars.
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Monroe
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Rt. 63
Fern Snyder
Princeton Ave
Iheakeet
Grand Ave
Wray
William Thompson
Columbus
Motor Vehicle and Fall Deaths Peak by Age 65
The data show motor vehicles are the leading cause of accidental death up to age 65, after which falls become the top cause. The statement frames age-related risk patterns for accidental fatalities.
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Spencer Jewelry
Central Avenue
Eagle
Scout Kimball
Holliday
William Taylor
Paul Hasselbring
Pokey
Griffith
Fort Ancient
Edwin McCormick
Toastmaster’s Club
Ranteer
Kimball
Hoover Union
LBJ
William F. Arbogast
Umewpie
Elecite Nateeee
Featuring
Cherry Room
Dick Brown
Congress Inn
Monroe, Ohio
Moon & Adrion Ins. Agency
St. Broed ST
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