Family honors brave Pvt. Reynolds posthumous award
The Reynolds family, proud of Pvt. Ernest D. Reynolds, learns he is recommended for a posthumous bravery award after a 2nd Infantry Division patrol was attacked near the Korea armistice line. Lone survivor David Bibee praised Reynolds, who could have fled but stayed to fire.
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Kansas City, Mo
Ernie
Ernest D. Reynolds
Lowell D. Reynolds
Pvt. Reynolds
North
South Korea
Pfc
David E. Bibee
Ringgold
121St Evacuation Hospital
Korea
Reynolds
Viet Nam
Johnson Weight Mystery Stirs Washington Press
President Johnson’s exact weight remains unknown with doctors uncertain about current figures. Vice Admiral Burkley cites a range around 200 to 215 pounds and says a diet plan aims to reach 196 or 198 pounds before upcoming surgery in 15 to 18 days.
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George G. Burkely
Burkley
Johnson
Letters Defeating Local Issues Seeks Federal Tax Aid
Readers clash over school funding and taxes as various groups urge federal help for education and city needs while arguing about who should pay. Norman Harsh thanks supporters and defends the 14,000 students in the local school system.
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Washington
Appreciation for Editorial on Education System
A letter from an education association praises the Sunday Journal editorial dated October 30, commending its far sighted stance and urging citizens to value the paper’s editorial staff for guiding the city’s educational system amid its challenges.
Election Ordered in Labor Battle for Pan American Clerks
The Associated Press reports a government ordered new election between the Teamsters Union and AFL-CIO Brotherhood of Railway Clerks to represent Pan American World Airways clerical employees. Tests to locate underground nuclear explosions planned in Arizona Nevada and California. FTC schedules a November hearing on cigarette tar and nicotine measurement. Senator Dodd seeks Defense Department confirmation on arms and ammo seized from the Minutemen raid.
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Associated Press
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Pan American World Airways
Arizona
Nevada
California
Federal Trade Commission
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Defense Department
New York
Minutemen
Doty House Appeals for Tax Levy to Support Special Education
The Doty House Board urges Middletown residents to vote for a tax levy that funds better schools including special education and therapy for handicapped children. It notes need for more teachers and larger facilities as more medical referrals rise, and cites local positive outcomes from past support and prior linkage with Middletown Middle School and Lincoln Edison schools.
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Doty House
Civic Association
Middle‘town
Doty ‘House
Edison School
Lincoln School
Middletown Board of Education
Middletown
Doty House Board
Franklin Woman Hurt In Front Of Home And I-75 Crash
Elizabeth Byrnes a 45 of Franklin Rt 1 was in fair condition after being hit by a car near her home around 3 p.m. Paula Hudson a 22 of 4507 Roosevelt Ave was treated for a right leg laceration after a car overturned on I 75 just north of Cincinnati Dayton Road at 5 30 p.m. She was cited as attempting to pass another vehicle when icy road conditions caused the crash.
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Franklin
Middletown
Elizabeth Byrnes
Franklin Rt. 1
Paula Hudson
Roosevelt Ave
Cincinnati-Dayston Road
Collision Course Warning From U.N. After Korean Ambush
U.N. commander Charles Bonesteel III warned North Korea of grave provocations after the ambush that killed six Americans and a South Korean south of the DMZ. Maj. Gen. Richard Ciccolella read the letter at Panmunjom, while North Korea denied the charges and pressed calls for on the spot investigations.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
U.S
Richard Ciccolella
Military Armistice Commission
Demilitarized Zone
Johnson
South Korea
Ciccolella
U.N
Charles Bonesteel III
Park Chung
U.N. Command
Pyongyang
Park
United States
North
Victim set afire by robbers after failed theft
In Los Angeles four men attacked John W. Smith, 37, at a bus stop after finding him without money. They threatened him with a knife, drenched him with gasoline, and set him on fire before fleeing. He remains in critical condition as deputies investigate the brutal assault.
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Los Angeles
John W. Smith
Smith
83rd Infantry Seeks Members for 21st Chicago Conclave
The 83rd Infantry Division seeks about 25 000 former members not yet contacted since WWII. The 21st annual association conclave will be held in Chicago in August. Former members should contact national secretary Larry Redmond at 132 Rockwood Drive Havertown PA.
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83Rd Infantry
83Rd Infantry Division Association
Chicago
83Rd
Larry ‘Redmond
Rockwood Drive
Havertown
Ohio Sees Strong Defense Contract Totals
Ohio industries secured 67.221 million dollars in federal defense contracts in September, counting awards of 1 million dollars or more. The Development Department says Ohio led the Midwest and trailed only New York, Connecticut and California in such awards.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Industries
Development Department
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
California
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