City Commission Lampoons Cat Week At Armory Show
Dayton City Commission pokes fun at Cat Week during remarks by Law Director Tilmon Ellison and cat fancier Mary Lord. Officials joke about cats dogs traffic and Roosevelt Avenue signs as Bill Klosterman vows Christmas timing for direction signs near the railroad overpass.
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City Commission
Dayton
National Guard
Mary Lord
Tilmon Ellison
Commission
Dave Lambier
Mary
Ellison
Harold Kramer
Miss Lord
Joe Lewis
Ray Brown
Boxing & Wrestling Commission
Fred van Scoyce
Tilman
New
Roosevelt Avenue
14Th Avenue
Bill Klosterman
Stamp programs honor crippled children and space milestones
AP News features note a Nov 20 first day for a Crippled Children and Adults stamp in Columbus as part of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The issue shows a boy in four poses from wheelchair to stepping. UN mosaic stamp follows Nov 21 with two denominations. Also announced is a moon landing commemorative medal honoring Armstrong and Goddard priced at 39.95 for silver and 10 for bronze.
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Syd Kronish
Columbus
Ohio
United Nations Postal Administration
United Nations
U. N
New York
N.Y
Neil Armstrong
Robert H. Goddard
International Numismatic Agency
E. 59Th St
N. Y
Ohio to Close State Liquor Stores on Veterans Day
Ohio’s liquor stores will be closed Tuesday in observance of Veterans Day under state law. Director Donald D. Cook of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control announced the closure and a public hearing at 9 30 a.m. Tuesday in Columbus at 219 S High St to hear complaints, gather suggestions, and disseminate information.
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Ohio
Donald D. Cook
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Commission
High St
Columbus
Cook
Paul Calle
Senators Not Hurry On Resolution Backing Nixon
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee delay faces action on a resolution backing Nixon’s Vietnam peace efforts. The measure, with 38 sponsors, calls for a mutual cease fire and may echo a House version. Public hearings may be added after closed sessions with Rogers and Laird.
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Nixon
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
House
House Foreign
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Melvin R. Laird
Scott
Sen
Edmunds. Muskie
Maine
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Muskie
Cincinnati Woman Seeks 1 Million In Damages
Shirley Rose and her six children file a $1 million lawsuit in U S District Court over the September mid air crash of an Allegheny Airlines DC 9 near Shelbyville Indiana. Her husband James Rose was among 83 victims. Attorney Albert Steffen represents the family.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Allegheny Airlines
James Rose
Shelbyville
Ind
Albert Steffen
Shirley Rose
Negro Judge Dies At 69 In Cincinnati
Judge William Lovelace, 69, the only Black jurist to sit on Hamilton County Municipal Court, died at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati from a heart ailment after falling ill at a Knoxville College trustees meeting and driving home.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
William Lovelace
Jewish Hospital
Board of Trustees
Knoxville College
Tennessee
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