Ohio cycles license law requires special permit by 1969
New Ohio rule demands motorcyclists obtain a special license after January 1 1969. Before then riders may use a regular driver license but in 1969 the special permit is required. If no auto license exists a restricted motorcycle license costs 4 dollars for three years. If an auto license exists the motorcycle permit can be added as an endorsement for four dollars. The law also bans handlebars or grips more than 15 inches higher than the seat.
FALSE TEETH and motorcycle safety rules update
False teeth care advice promotes FASTEETH for firmer dentures and denture breath control. New road rules require helmets eye protection and rear view mirrors for motorcyclists, mufflers with baffles, and restrictions on exhaust devices. Teen drivers under 18 face parental signoff joint liability and surrender of licenses under updated rules effective November 24 1967.
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Demonstrators Burn Red Flags In Midtown Rally
About 2,000 Ukrainians clashed with police near the Soviet mission in midtown Manhattan after a rally at Madison Square Garden. More than 100 officers, including 20 mounted, used nightsticks to push back demonstrators injuring several as they marched from the rally to the mission. The protest followed a Madison Square Garden rally with about 10,000 attendees sponsored by the First World Congress of Free Ukrainians.
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Nixon Favored By Rank and File Of GOP
Nixon leads GOP voters with 42 percent in a Gallup poll, ahead of Rockefeller at 15 and Romney at 14. The nationwide survey also finds independents and dissident Democrats lean toward Nixon, with Johnson critics more supportive, as Rockefeller trails by only a few points.
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Gallup finds Nixon leads independents and Democrats in polls
Gallup reports independents favor Nixon 28 percent with Rockefeller 21 Reagan 16 Romney 14 and others in order. Dissident Democrats also back Nixon 22 percent while Rockefeller leads among regions 20 percent. Seven percent have no preference.
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Fortune Puzzle Game From King Features Syndicate
A 1967 King Features Syndicate puzzle explains a daily message game. It uses the letters in your first name to compute a key number by simple arithmetic rules and then reads a hidden message from a rectangular grid.
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