Middletown YMCA enrollment hits 87.3 percent of goal
The Middletown YMCA enrollment drive netted 2,271 memberships, 87.3 percent of the 2,600 goal. Armco Middletown Works led with 907 of 1,090, followed by Armco General with 408 of 407, exceeding goal. Neighborhood and City divisions also surpassed targets.
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Nual
Armco Middletown Works
Paul Schnedler
Armco General
Roger Lawson
Harold Agee
Harold Callahan
Outer Space Treaty Goes Into Effect
President Johnson participates in White House ceremonies to enact the Outer Space Treaty banning nuclear weapons and military bases on celestial bodies. The pact, ratified by the United States and 12 other nations including the Soviet Union and Great Britain, bars sovereignty claims in space and requires reporting of space activities for mankind.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Moon
White House
East Room
Anatoly Dobrynin
Patrick Dean
London
Moscow
Senate
Canada
Denmark
Sierra Leone
Finland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Niger
Japan
Australia
Mrs Natalie Keith Attends 50th Occupational Therapy Conference
Natalie Keith director of occupational therapy at Doty House will travel to Boston Massachusetts next week for the fiftieth anniversary conference. The event runs Sunday through Saturday with the theme Occupational Therapy A History of Its Practice.
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Natalie Keith
Doty House
Boston
Mass
Passat Retired as Last Great Square-Rigged Trader
The Passat, renowned as the last square rigged sailing ship to conduct commercial trade, was retired in 1949 marking the end of an era in maritime commerce.
King Says He Will Face Jail Willingly Over Birmingham Protest
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said he would go to jail willingly and in clear conscience after the Supreme Court rejected his appeal of a five day sentence for a 1963 Birmingham demonstration. He urged that the case stemmed from the civil rights movement, calling the punishment a small price for achieving the movement's goals and promising to join colleagues in jail to make a witness.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
Tinfaemad Af
King
Supreme Court
Abandoned Boy To Return To Michigan State
Ricky Thorne a 16 year old mute boy who was abandoned at Miami International Airport may be sent back to Michigan. Dr John Prestley said Michigan officials have agreed to accept him once legal issues are resolved in about two weeks. Juvenile Court Judge Sid Weaver signed a preliminary order to transfer Ricky to a training home in Lapeer Michigan.
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Miami, Fla
Ricky Thorne
Miami International
Michigan
John Prestey
Dade County
Protective Services
Sid Weaver
Maynie Thorne
Detroit
Ricky
Thornes
Canada
Presley
Lapeer
Mich
Newark Airport forecasts 12 million passengers by 1978
Newark New Jersey expects about twelve million travelers at Newark Airport in 1978 as part of its expanding air traffic projections. The estimate reflects growing demand and plans to accommodate a rising number of airline passengers and flights.
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Newark, NJ
Newark
Texaco
SCLC Leader to Return to Alabama to Serve Penalty
A spokesman said Kine head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference would voluntarily return to Alabama to pay the penalty when the final page is issued.
Court Convicts King and Seven Others in June Ruling
A historical court case recalls a 5-4 vote last June affirming convictions of King and seven other Black defendants, with ministers present as a key part of the proceedings.
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King
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