Temporary injunction ends Youngstown teacher strike
A pondent report states Judge Elwyn Jenkens halted the Youngstown week long teachers strike with a temporary injunction ordering end to picketing and return to class. A hearing on the merits is set for Tuesday at 9 30 a m. The Hubbard strike shows no end as court action stalls.
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Youngstown
Common Pleas
Hubbard
Elwyn V. Jenkens
Trumbull County
Jenkens
H. H. Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Mahoning - Trumbull
Project For Vets Is Renewed For Christmas Aid
Operation Holiday renews its ninth annual program uniting hospitalized veterans at the Dayton VA Center with families during Christmas. It has aided hundreds of veterans and more than 500 children, with support from the Military Order of the Purple Heart and Dayton Miami Valley groups. For patients unable to go home, alternate holiday plans are arranged. Interested parties may contact Emmett Munger or Beryl Ward at P O Box 167 Dayton 45401.
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Operation Holiday
VA Center
Dayton
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Dayton VA Voluntary Service Advisory Committee
Miami Valley
Emmett Munger
Beryl Ward
P.O
Teen Drinking Is Serious Says Ohio Liquor Director
Ohio liquor director Donald D. Cook said national and state concerns over underage drinking are real and urgent as he reported his department s October enforcement efforts. He urged residents to face the problem and act.
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Cook
Columbus, Ohio
Donald D. Cook
Decrepit Auto Untilled by Comedian Baron
Hollywood AP reports comedian Sandy Baron of Hey Landlord says his first car was decrepit. He recalls driving in the country when he hit a horse and the car was shot.
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Decrepit Auto Hollywood
Sandy Baron
Coalition Formed In Germany Stabilizes West German Government
West Germany's Christian Democrats and Social Democrats agreed to form a coalition to replace Chancellor Erhard. Willy Brandt, mayor of West Berlin, indicated Kurt Georg Kiesinger as likely successor and suggested a CDU SPD partnership is necessary for a stable government.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Christian Democrats
The
Social Democrats
Ludwig Erhard
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Erhard
Kurt George Kiesinger
Christian Democratic
Brandt
Bundestag
Free Democratic Party
West Germany to elect new chancellor amid party split
In West Germany the Socialists stand in opposition as Bundestag delegates prepare to choose a new chancellor to succeed Ludwig Erhard. With 447 of 496 votes controlled by the two main blocs, Christian Democrats and Socialists, Kiesinger faces opposition for his Nazi-era affiliation and past radio propaganda role.
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West Germany
Bundestag
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democrats
Free Democratic Party
Loppose Kiesinger
Nazi Party
Adolf Hitler
Idemitsu Maru Completes World’s Largest Tanker Trial Run
A 210000 ton Japanese tanker Idemitsu Maru, the world’s largest, finished a successful trial at Yokohama. Skipper Akiyoshi Tanaka said it reached 16.68 knots on a four hour cruise. The 1026 foot long ship with a 150 foot beam will depart Yokohama on December 12 for its maiden voyage, arriving in Kuwait six days later.
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Yokohama
Japan
Akiyoshi Tanaka
Kuwait
Rail network costs said to exceed 75 billion dollars
A report states that constructing the current U.S. railroad system from scratch would require more than 75 billion dollars. It argues the scale of investment reflects extensive track, rolling stock, and supporting infrastructure.
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U.S
GOP Plans Tax Sharing With States And Localities
House GOP leader Rep. Charles E. Goodell of New York outlined a plan to turn 3 percent of federal income tax receipts over to states and localities with gradual rise to 5 percent. The proposal, presented in Washington, aims to fund needs of the 1960s and 1970s without shrinking existing programs. It is pitched as an alternative to the Great Society and reflects bipartisan discussion on revenue sharing.
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Washington
al Goodell
Haspublican Planning and Research
Shore Committee
Charles E. ‘Goodell
R-N.y
House
GOP
Walter W. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Goodell
Donated Books Enrich Middletown Miami Campus Library
Officials at the Middletown Campus Miami University praise recent donations to Gardner Harvey Library. Dr E Norwood Clark and wife gave a 11 volume set of Messages and Papers of the Presidents and other works including Nations of the World and Library of Universal Literature. The gifts include Huxley and Darwin works and Thirty Years in the United States Senate. Other donors added Life World and Nature libraries and a 500 volume world religions collection. The librarian notes educational value for graduate and undergraduate study and attention to professional and hobby collections.
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Middletown
Miami University
Gardner Harvey
E. Norwood Clark
S. Main St
Joseph R. Baxter
Raymond Fenning
Mina Hoyer
Thomas H. Huxley
Darwin
United States Senate
Thomas H. Benton
EF. H. Thorsteinson
Euclid St
Life World
Nature
Arthur C. Wickenden
Gardner - Harvey Library
Hoyer
License Lifted for 17 Year Old in Juvenile Court
Karen R. Heatherlin of 119 N. Miami St. Trenton received a month driving suspension from Juvenile Judge David Black for speeding.
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Hamilton
Karen R. Heatherlin
Miami St
Trenton
David Black Lon
Slogan Wall Displays in Peking Red Guard Move
A Soviet magazine cites Red Guards in Peking erecting Mao slogans on canvas over latrine ditches for thousands moving into the capital. The publication quotes a sign reading Higher with the Red Banner of Chairman Mao.
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Moscow
Peking
Novoye Vremya New Times
Mao
Laos Pathet Lao seize Thathom amid raids on supply lines
Laotian military sources report a Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese force captured the small town of Thathom, a key link between Plaine des Jarres and the Mekong. Government posts remained on surrounding hills as enemy raids aimed to loot rice.
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Pathet Lao
Tai Vientiane
Laos
Thathom
Plaine Des Jarres
Mekong River
Kes
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Coalition
Ohio
Joseph Baxter
Hayes
of Middletown School of Nursing
Middletown High School
Jerry Brown
Frisch
Garland
Garland’s New
Jonquil
Mabley’s
Consolidated, Inc
Central Ave
Claussner
Mableys
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