Paris Bonn wary on new Berlin talks stance
The United States and Britain press for resumed Washington Moscow talks on Berlin with ambassadorial level exchanges likely. France and West Germany prefer deferring broader East West contacts until a united Western approach to Berlin emerges while keeping channels open through Llewelyn Thompson in Moscow.
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Endre Marton Washington
France
West Germany
Berlin
U. S
Washington
Wilhelm Grewe
Gromyko
Kennedy
Rusk
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Plus 30 Lotion as a Makeup Base Report
Plus 30 Lotion is presented as a perfect makeup base that keeps makeup looking fresh for hours. The note highlights long wear and a smooth finish, implying strong staying power and a lack of shine through the day.
Scout Organizers To Meet Tonight
Scout organizers meet at 7:30 p m at Armco general offices for a training session. Bob White chairman of the Mound Builders Council will be assisted by Robert L Davidson. The gathering trains men to organize new Boy Scout packs troops and explorer units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Bob White
Mound Builders’ Council
Robert L.davidson
Macmillan Shifts Cabinet Posts Amid Election Watch
London AP says Prime Minister Harold Macmillan named Iain Macleod as Conservative chairman and House of Commons leader, with Reginald Maudling becoming colonial secretary. R A Butler remains home secretary. move signals possible early elections and push toward seeking a European Common Market mandate. Butler to assist on market talks while Macmillan handles broader strategy.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Iain Macleod
Conservative Party
House of Commons
Reginald Maudling
Government Board of Trade
Macleod
R.A. Butler
Macmillan
Britain
Butler
Labor
Conservative
Charm Course Planned At McAlpin Store
A charm course in basic beauty for teen girls begins Saturday at McAlpin's Shopping Center in collaboration with Seventeen magazine. Six classes from 1 to 3 pm cover beauty routines, figure and grooming, skin and hair care, makeup, wardrobe planning, and modeling. Diplomas awarded with an invitational tea and fashion show to follow. Miss Terry Hunt leads.
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McAlpin’s
Seventeen Magazine
Seventeen
iMiss Terry Hunt
Corn Discussion Set For Tonight In Lebanon
County Agent Berman E. Ross announced a 8 oclock meeting in the courthouse auditorium to discuss drying corn on the farm. The talk will cover advantages and disadvantages, equipment needs, and costs. Farmers planning to harvest shelled corn this fall are urged to attend for exchange of experiences.
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Lebanon
Berman E. Ross
Ross
Grand Jury Will Hear Of Stabbing In Butler County
The Butler County grand jury will hear a charge of stabbing with intent to wound against Minnie Beaver, 37, of 1318 Baltimore Street. She was bound over on a $2,500 bond after a preliminary hearing in which Cora Phillips, 50, of 1405 Yankee Road, was stabbed near the Rainbow Inn on Sept. 17. Other cases include dis orderly conduct and intoxication charges against Bessie L. McGonigle, 41, of 3123 Mohawk Street, continued to Friday morning after police found a butcher knife in her purse. In separate rulings, Junior Day, 27, was fined $50 and ordered to stay out of Playtime Restaurant. Danie Walters Jr., 23, was fined for intoxication and resisting arrest, with the latter fine suspended. Ray J. Jones, 28, Claude J. Clark, 34, Ruth Mae Day, and Nancy Ballard, 19, were fined $30 each on disorderly conduct charges. One case was continued and eight intoxication cases were heard.
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Butler County
Minnie Beaver
Baltimore St
Cora Phillips
Yankee Road
Rainbow Inn
Bessie L. Short McGonigle
Mohawk St
S. Main St
Central Ave
Danie Walters Jr
Moyhawk St
J.T. Lamb
Walters
Country Kitchen
Ray J. Jones
Garfield
Claude J." Clark
Finley St
Ruth Mae Day
Middletown
Rt. 1
Nancy Ballard
Lower
Carlisle Road
Rt. 2
Lamb
Boro Lodge Goes Way Back
Lebanon Ohio statute requiring periodic statements of existence reveals Relief Lodge No 148 in Springboro still active since its 1888 incorporation. Robert Fendersmith of Springboro is the lodge’s statutory agent, and the lodge filed the required statement with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Springboro
Robert Fendersmith
Governors picks two for state motor vehicle board
Columbus Ohio AP Gov Michael V DiSayle appoints Paul E Martin of Akron and Irv Pollock of Toledo to the state motor vehicle dealers and salesmen licensing board. Legislature expands board from three to five members this year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSayle
Paul E. Martin
Akron
Irv Pollock
Toledo
Minister Held In Burglary Spree In West Virginia
Charleston, W V AP A minister and former Boy Scout leader Donald Thomas Ford and Leon Burger Jr were jailed after admitting a 16 burglary spree from Cincinnati to Virginia. Police traced loot from a driving range to the suspects, tying Ford to the crimes. Burger, a former Chamber of Commerce employee, had joined him on the crime run.
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Charleston
W. Va
Donald Thomas Ford
McPherson College
Ford
St. Albans
Leon Phillip Burger Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Quantico, Va
Burger
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
United Brethren Church
West Virginia
Virginia
Schools Abandonment Hinges On Bond Issue
Lebanon officials weigh selling two aging schools Pleasant Street and Academy as overcrowding climbs. A $795000 bond would fund 22 classrooms plus 10 more rooms for growth to replace the buildings. Fans include noon supervision, cafeteria upgrades, and a uniformed officer for events to curb vandalism.
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Lebanon
Pleasant Street
Academy
Supt
C. J. Vine
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