Kennedy Exhibit To Go On Tour
Mrs. John F. Kennedy opened a traveling exhibit of JFK mementos in New York, marking his 47th birthday with a preview attended by Attorney General Robert Kennedy. After the national tour the items will go to Harvard Library, with final display in San Francisco on Oct. 18. The exhibit features personal photos and keepsakes to show the president’s home life.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Life Magazine
Mallards Stir Trouble in Gibraltar Suburb
A small flock of mallards has invaded Gibraltar Michigan causing disruption as they roam aisles and disrupt traffic. One merchant complains ducks block his store and contaminate the parking area requiring weekly cleaning. The owner jokes about culling the birds if possible.
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Gibraltar
Mich
Detroit
Russians Sentenced to Firing Squad in Economic Crimes Drive
Two Russians were sentenced to be shot and at least six others imprisoned for illegally diverting government goods to private use. The sentences were reported by Sovietskaya Rossiya as part of a government campaign against economic crimes.
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Moscow
Sovietskaya Rossiya
Two Youths Bound Over For Burglary In Middletown
Two 19 year old Franklin youths, Paul Eugene Kirby and Eddie Martin Kirby, were bound over to the Butler County grand jury in Middletown Municipal court on burglary charges for the Dixie Cruise In Theater theft on March 12. Bond set at 2500 each. They allegedly stole cigarettes, candy, buns and food totaling 283.60. Other court actions included Robert F E Walck losing driving rights for one year after a DWI conviction, plus fines for James Irwin resisting arrest and intoxication, Gary Hatch disorderly conduct, and David Shepherd gambling and resisting arrest.
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Franklin
Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
Dixie Cruise
S. Main St
Paul Eugene Kirby
Park Ave
Eddie Martin Kirby
Forrest Ave
James Irwin
Second Ave
Gary Edwin Hatch
Dayton
David Shepherd
Middletown Trailer Court
Hearing Concludes in Osborne Police Chief Case
The Civil Service Commission closed its hearing on Albert Osborne's appeals against two suspensions by City Manager C. R. Lukens. Chairman Otis Briggs said a decision would come at the earliest moment. Osborne attorney Andrew Cherney argued materials taken home were scrap and claimed no proof of air conditioner misappropriation.
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Hamilton
Civil Service Commission
Polce
Albert Osborne
C. R. Lukens
Otis Briggs
Commission
Andrew Cherney
Osborne
Cherney
Damaged Non-Union Project Near Independence Hall
About 100 men using clubs axes and sledgehammers swept through eight houses in a non union project near Independence Hall Philadelphia causing $15000 in damage. Developer Roy Furman said the gang finished in five minutes breaking windows ripping railings rainspouts and chopping holes in ceilings and walls. Six people were hurt while fleeing. Furman said he had been warned of trouble and police noted AFL-CIO Building Trades picketed the project in March.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Roy Furman
Furman
Michael Levin
Labor Squad
Afl-Cio Building Trade Council
Kettering Family Letter Uplifts Viet Nam Servicemen
A letter from the William M. Geiger family of Kettering Ohio to American servicemen in Viet Nam is praised by U S officials. Gen Paul D Harkins says the letter will be distributed to all posts in Vietnam to lift morale and sustain troops. The letter expresses gratitude and a prayer for those serving overseas.
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Viet Nam
William M. Geiger
Kettering
Ohio
U. S
Paul D. Harkins
Defense
Robert McNamara
Paul Schenck
Geiger
Gen. Harkins
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J. T. Lamb
Robert FE. Walck
Oxford State Road
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Regirrinate
Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
America
Rnituce Company
Willet Cherry
Aera
Lawson
Hai
Odd Lot
Price
Midtown Center
North Broad
Ind
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