Thunderbirds to Visit Miami for Dads Day Show
The Air Force Thunderbirds will perform November 14 at Miami University Airport two miles west of campus as part of Dads Day entertainment sponsored by the Miami AFROTC and Alumni Association. Lt Col H P Thomas announced negotiations are complete. The event precedes Miami’s football game against the Daytona Flyers by about three hours. The display features precise F-100 Super Sabre aerobatics described as aerial ballet.
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Miami
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Big Names Do Twist For LBJ Discotheque Night
New York AP report on a discotheque style fundraiser for Lyndon B. Johnson. Celebrities join ordinary donors to raise about 30000 by Election Day. Leonard Bernstein, Al Capp, Robert Ryan, David Wayne, Sammy Davis Jr and Carol Channing attended. Honorary chairs include Leland Howard and Richard Rodgers. All hosts work gratis. Decorations feature posters replacing brands with Democratic candidates.
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LBJ
New York Committee of the Arts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Perona
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Johnson
Philharmonic
Leonard Bernstein
al Capp
Robert Ryan
David Wayne
Sammy Davis
Carol Channing
Sybil Burton
Robert F. Wagner
Leland Howard
Joshua Logan
David Merrick
Richard Rodgers
Palsy Victim Earns Scout Eagle Badge in Rochester
Bernard J. Kestler, born with cerebral palsy and unable to walk until age nine, received the Eagle Scout badge after completing 16 required merit badges and six elective ones. As assistant scoutmaster of a physically handicapped troop, he faced swimming lifesaving and personal fitness as his toughest hurdles and became the first Eagle in his troop.
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Rochester
N.Y
Bernard J. Kestler
Kestler
Sentry dog Hans Gets 14K Smile At Lockbourne AFB
Hans the sentry dog at Lockbourne Air Force Base in Columbus Ohio received a gold cap for a broken fang after dental officers intervened. The grooming and dental care highlight base safety and mascot care procedures.
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Hans
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
Volunteers hawk Johnson buttons at charity event
Volunteers auction Johnson buttons to raise funds, with bids escalating from $2 to $20 as Mann notes the page expects to raise about $100 nightly. He predicts the party could take in over $30,000 before closing, and speculates the venture might delay the closing.
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Hawk Johnson
Mann
Changes In Mass May Come Sooner
Vatican sources said Saturday changes in Roman Catholic worship may be made before the March 7 effective date. Instructions on implementing liturgy reforms approved by the Vatican Ecumenical Council were distributed to council prelates outlining norms for substituting modern languages for Latin in the Mass and the Sacraments. The guidelines also stated that priests should face their congregations during mass.
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Vatican
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Vassar names Alan Simpson as new president
Alan Simpson, 52, British-born historian, installed as Vassar College’s seventh president succeeding Sarah Gibson Blanding. He advocates liberal education for women equal to men, notes sex not central to campus life, and cites Soviet Union women as proof of untapped potential. His background includes serving as dean at the University of Chicago.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Alan Simpson
Vassar College
Vassar
Dr. Simpson
Sarah Gibson Blanding
Ater
Miss Blanding
Simpson
University of Chicago
Chicago
Soviet Union
Closed Schools Hurt Students in Prince Edward County Study
Michigan State University researchers report that during four years of school closure in Prince Edward County, Virginia, many Black youths suffered learning losses with an average IQ near 69.4 and widespread literacy setbacks. The 290 page MSU paper notes 575 attended classes outside the county, only 35 full-time, before private schools reopened following a Supreme Court ruling.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Prince Edward County
MSU
Office of Education
Robert E. Green
Louis Hoffman
U.S. Supreme Court
Green
Hoffman
Deputies Hunt Suspect in Wallet Grab on US 42
Deputies seek a man who forced a woman driver off US 42 south of Waynesville and stole her purse containing less than 100 dollars. The victim Bonita Carter 20 of Ogdensburg NY reported the incident Friday night as the car window was broken with a metal bar.
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Warren County
Here
Bonita Carter
Ogdensburg
N.Y
U.S. 42
Mead Third Quarter Sales Up 7 Percent
Mead Corp reports a backlog of orders and strong activity across most paper and paper products lines. Third quarter sales rose 7 percent to 125,286,253 and earnings increased 32 percent to 4,145,766 or 70 cents per share on 5,839,349 shares. This compares with 1963 third quarter earnings of 3,096,444 or 53 cents per share on 5,737,770 shares.
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Dayton
Mead Corp
Mead
Cats Can Live Up To Thirty Years
Readable note states that domestic cats can reach ages up to 30 years. The fact appears as a general longevity observation without specific cases or dates.
Jenkins Example Shows Security Checks Full but Not Perfect
Washington AP The Jenkins case prompts how effective federal screening is for security clearances. Civil Service Commission ran 230000 nonsensitive checks at about $5 and 35000 full field probes at about $390, with agencies like FBI and military branches contributing. National Security Council relies on other agencies for investigations. Jenkins, a top secret clearance holder, attended NSC meetings and had access to presidential information. Congress differs, sometimes using FBI checks, other times hiring without checks. AEC faces the challenge of granting top secret access to lawmakers and staff, balancing individual risk with national security.
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Walter W. Jenkins
U.S
Civil Service Commission
National Defense
FBI
White House
National Security Council
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Office of Emergency Planning
Robert S. McNamara
Jenkins
Johnson
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
Defense Department
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Capitol Hill
Congress
Mittees
AEC
Auto Strike Slows Production Climb
Washington AP reports industrial production rose less than half a percent in September as the auto strike slowed gains. The Fed index reached 133.9 percent of the 1957-59 base, up 4 percent from the prior year. Construction activity was unchanged and retail sales dipped from August’s peak.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Eaton Girl Dies In Crash Near Montmorenci
A fiery three vehicle collision near Montmorenci, one mile south, killed five people in one car. Victims identified as Michael Lewis, Charlotte Huebner, Richard Sanders, Patty Sue Owen, and Lee Ann Walz. The group, reportedly airline workers returning from Chicago, were all aboard when two semis and another truck collided with the car after a tire fire sparked the pileup. No survivors.
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Seymour
Charlotte Huebner
Indianapolis
Richard Sanders
Southport
Patty Sue Owen
Paragon
Lee Ann Walz
Eaton
Ohio
Chicago
Miss Walt
Miss Owen
FAA To Grant 1 1 752 370 For Ohio Airports
Ohio will receive 1 752 370 dollars in FAA allocations for airport construction and improvement in the new fiscal year. Nationwide total 72 609 337 dollars for 413 airports includes Akron Canton 62 936, Cleveland Burke Lakefront 143 500, Cleveland Hopkins 590 00, Cuyahoga County 106 424, Columbus Municipal 333 630, Ohio State University 18 650, Marion Municipal 19 800, Mount Vernon 111 000, Springfield Municipal 170 000, Toledo Express 237 323, Zanesville Municipal 11 307.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
Burke Lakefront
Cleveland - Hopkins
Cuyahoga County
Columbus Municipal
Columbus
Ohio State University
Marion Municipal
Mount Vernon
Springfield Municipal
Toledo Express
Zanesville Municipal
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