Newport Vote Attracts Big Kentucky Interest
In Frankfort Kentucky the Tuesday election will decide 49 races as most legislative seats are unopposed. 56 representatives and 14 senators have no opponents leaving 44 House seats and 5 Senate seats to be filled. The Campbell County sheriff race draws wide attention with George Ratterman, ex NFL player, challenging incumbent party candidates John Peluso and Al Howe.
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FALSE TEETH EMPOWER SURE FIT WITH FASTEETH POWDER
Advertises FASTEETH powder promising secure, comfortable dentures. Claims it eliminates slipping while eating talking and sneezing with no unpleasant taste or nausea. States it neutralizes denture odor and is alkaline. Disponible at drug counters nationwide.
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Czechs Plan School For Foreign Students
Prague AP reports Communist Czechoslovakia will open a university for foreign students, mainly from Latin America Africa and Asia, following Moscow’s lead. The CTK agency quoted the plan as a national education initiative amid Soviet influence.
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Ohio's A-1 Education Problem, DiSalle Claims
Governor DiSalle told KYW-TV Open Circuit that education is Ohio's biggest problem. He pressed for higher education budgets and greater aid to seniors, noting Ohio ranks 21st in teachers salaries and 40th in education aid. He argued taxes are not high relative to personal income.
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Conference of European Rabbis meeting in Paris at UNESCO
The Conference of European Rabbis will meet November 13 to 16 at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. About four chief rabbis and other Jewish leaders from Western Europe and Israel will attend.
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State Checks Said Forged Endorsements Rise
State Treasurer Joseph T. Ferguson warned of a surge in forged endorsed state checks. In a 10 day October period his office logged 141 affidavits of forgery totaling 5728 dollars drawn for unemployment benefits, with 33 percent cashed in bars and restaurants and 32 percent in grocery stores.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Cleveland election watchers tighten grip after irregularities
State election staff, 50 inspectors, and plainclothes police will monitor Cleveland voting Tuesday following October 3 irregularities. Cards were mailed to 32 000 voters in three East Side wards, 7 200 undelivered, with fewer than 10 percent of those undelivered tied to actual voters. Deputy clerk Tom L. Terrell cites at least 105 illegal ballots in Ward 22 from the October primary.
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Ted W. Brown
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Revealed
New York report announces a new healing substance, Bio-Dyne, leading to shrinkage of hemorrhoids, relief from itching and pain without surgery. The compound, marketed as Preparation H, is available as suppositories and ointment through drug counters, with cases claiming complete resolution of the problem.
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