LBJ Still Wants To Be A Teacher
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson says he still hopes to teach at a university after completing a book and CBS program. He cites UT teaching interest and notes commitments at Rice, North Carolina, and Yale as possibilities.
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Austin, Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Johnson
University of Texas
Daily
Texan
Rice University
North Carolina
Yale
Once Is Enough for Tax Issues Says Democrat Leader
Warren County Democrat John C. Quinn urges eliminating repeated special elections for tax issues. He proposes one annual election day for issues, aside from primaries and generals, arguing repeated votes waste money and undermine voter will. He cites Lebanon bonds and operating levy requests and questions trust between officials and voters.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Spe
Corwin Nixon
Quinn
Board of Education
Franklin J Larry Anderson Corrects Campaign Statement
Nine candidate for the Middletown Ohio school board flags an error in his campaign quote printed in The Journal. He clarifies a wording mix up that changed meaning from student welfare to school finances. An ordinance authorizes a 630 square foot temporary easement and fee simple transfer for extending University Boulevard, with projected $700 payment and emergency adoption.
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Franklin — J. Larry Anderson
University Boulevard
Sunset Street
Brezel Boulevard
Middletown
Ohio
CI Commission
City of
Butler County
Breiel Boulevard
Butler
Common Pleas Court
Dudley Inwood
Sylvia H. Hughes
Liberty Union Board Discusses Funds and New Lakota Junior High
Liberty U. weighs allocation rules for 3 000+ enrollment schools and 37 million state funds for vocational facilities. A county data processing plan and computer service with Hamilton County are discussed. Lakota Junior High dedication is set for Nov 23 at 2 30 p.m. Nurses bid landscaping bids are invited. Eight new school buses priced up to 7 90 thousand? per unit and per pupil busing costs rise to 38 dollars annually.
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Mary Moore Journal
Westchester
Herbert Henderson
Liberty Union Board of
First National Bank of
Monroe
Hamilton County
Lakota
Liberty Union
Supt
Henderson
State Board of Education
West Elkton Church Marks 120th Anniversary Expansion
The United Methodist Church of West Elkton celebrated its 120th anniversary and dedicated new Sunday school rooms a pastor’s study library and a recreational area. Rev. Owen Delp spoke as guest of the conference. Afternoon program featured Gertrude Mynier and Ed Neal with congregational singing. A 5 pm basket supper followed and at 6:30 the Youth offered a program with guest speaker Rev. Joe Mack Miller from Jacksonburg United Methodist Church.
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West Elkton
United Methodist Church of
Owen Delp
Gertrude Mynier
Ed Neal
Joe Mack Miller
Jacksonburg United
West Elkton Social Workers Plan Turkey Supper Tonight
West Elkton from Friends Church hosts the 50th annual election day turkey supper at the church starting at 5 p.m. Tickets cost 1.75 for adults and 0.75 for children under 12. The group also meets at Mary Lou Phares’s Germantown Road home to plan December’s Christmas party.
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West Elkton
The
Friends Church
Mary Lou Phares
Germantown Road
Population growth through the 20th century
The article notes world population rising from about 1.3 billion at the century’s start to 2 billion by 1945 and reaching nearly 3.5 billion today. It projects about 6 billion by the century’s end, highlighting rapid demographic expansion.
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Geneva
Legal Notices From Butler County Court Listings 1969
Public notices include a divorce petition by William E. Piersall against Sally LaVonne Piersall with a response deadline of December 15 1969, an estate administration for Ethel Miller, an eviction or abuse case against Jack Nicholas Lewis, and a mortgage foreclosure action by Citizens Savings and Loan Association against Reuben Tucker Jr and Gwendolyn Tucker with a December 8 1969 answer deadline.
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Sally LaVonne Piersall
William E. Piersall
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Edward S. Robb, JR
Barbara Carter
Edward A. Forshaw
Ethel Miller
Ethel Mae Miller
Claude E. Miller
Middletown
Soe Township
Hio
Harry F. Walsh
Finkelman and
Ross
Jack Nicholas Lewis
Roma Leda Lewis
Edward S. Robb JR
Finkelman and Ross
Butler County, Ohio
Citizens Savings and Loan Association
Reuben Tucker, JR
Gwendolyn H. Tucker
Val Vista
Pomona
California
Citizens Savings and Loan Association of
Court of Common Pleas
Robert B. Dell
Attorney For Plaintiff
Governors Night in Springboro Highlights Local Liars Event
Last night at Springboro High School auditorium the Governors Night featured James Noble of Ross speaking as governor of District 14H. The event drew local residents and community members for remarks and discussion.
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Springboro
Liars
Springboro High School
James Noble
Ross
Trenton Band Boosters to Host Fish Fry for Uniforms
The Trenton Band Boosters sponsor a fish fry at Bloomfield Elementary Friday November 14 from 4 to 8 p.m. Proceeds will fund Edgewood School band uniforms, says booster president Mrs. Carol Schubert.
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Trenton
Trenton Band Boosters
Bloomfield
Carol Schubert
Boosters
Edgewood
Riots cause $79 million in insured losses in 1968
Civil disorders and riots in 1968 touched 361 cities in 37 states and Washington DC. They followed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. assassination and caused over $79 million in insured losses. Washington DC had the heaviest toll at about $24 million.
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New York
District of Columbia
Insurance Information Institute
Martin Luther Kig Jr
Washington, D. C
Mason council warns on leaf burning and zoning plan
Mason residents were urged to follow the leaf burning ordinance at the latest meeting after several complaints about permits. The council discussed a rezoning request for five acres on Ohio 741 from light to heavy industry for a glass plant with outside chemical storage, with a Dec. 15 public hearing set. PUCO asked that a representative appear to convey views on telephone service to Mason.
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Donna Louis Journal
MASON
Ohio
Ohio 741
Red School House
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Don Mollman
Commission
PUCO
Prado Museum Forms Nucleus of King’s Art Collection
Works of art assembled by Bourbon and Hapsburg kings of Spain form the nucleus for the Prado Museum in Madrid. It houses one of the world’s richest collections of paintings and highlights Spain’s royal art legacy.
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Spain
Prado Museum
Madrid
Cat Burglar Found To Be Roof Tiler
Prague police arrest a 25 year old roof tiler who used a mountaineer's rope to descend from rooftops during more than 20 burglaries at fifth and sixth floor apartments for notable residents. Loot valued at $12,500 recovered.
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Prague
Softwood log output totals 38 billion board feet
Portland based report shows USS softwood log production for homes and building products totaled about 38 billion board feet last year. It accounts for under 2 percent of the nation’s saw timber inventory exceeding 2 trillion board feet.
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Portland
Ore
Uss
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