Agnew Rejects Wallace Marriage for Daughter in Ohio Rally
Spiro T. Agnew told about 1,000 in Youngstown he would not want his daughter to marry third party candidate George Wallace. He criticized Wallace and hippies and urged conservative lines as Muskie campaigns elsewhere. Gilligan and Salinger also toured the region while Humphrey aides noted wives campaigned together.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
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How to spot a counterfeit dollar bill in everyday life
The article urges vigilance in identifying fake currency from the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. It discusses sharp print detail, Washington’s portrait, the seal, red fibers, delicate scrollwork, and the feel of genuine money. It notes counterfeiters target honest currencies and advises reporting to the Treasury or a bank.
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American Royalty Will Her Marriage Change Jackie Kennedy Image
Jacqueline Kennedy, renowned as a global icon, could see her public image shift with a forthcoming marriage to Aristotle Onassis. Friends voice hope for happiness while noting the sense of loneliness after President Kennedy’s assassination and Bobby Kennedy’s death.
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Auto Hits Children. One Killed in East Side Incident
A 6-year-old boy died at Mount Sinai Hospital from head and internal injuries after being struck by a car. The crash injured seven of about 20 children gathered near the YMCA-YWCA branch at 1418 Addison Road on Tuesday. Tyrone Carswell, son of Mrs. Marie Johnson, is named as the deceased. Police say driver James Young, 25, of 1428 Addison Road, was charged with driving while intoxicated and suffered a broken right leg in the crash.
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Army delayed entry program announced by local recruiter
Sgt. Milton D Rowe announces that youths may enlist now but depart home after Christmas under the Delayed Entry Program. Recruits spend 30 to 120 days in the U S Army Reserve before active duty with guaranteed job training and seniority, then proceed to basic and advanced training. Contact Army Recruiting Office 116 S Main St for details.
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Local servicemen return and deploy in Vietnam and Korea
Multiple families report sons and daughters in the U S Army Navy and Air Force serving in Vietnam Korea and the Pacific. Awards include the Army Commendation Medal and Air Medal. Assignments range from demolition and finance to combat units and civic programs with the First Marine Division and 25th Infantry in Vietnam, plus ship duty aboard USS Oklahoma City and training at Lackland AFB.
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Donald South
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Middletown
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Send In The Referee He's Got It Coming
Joy Stilley offers humorous observations on football's pace and safety, criticizing single balls, players changing direction, repeated plays, slow stadium clocks, onfield jokes, and vague rules. She humorously advocates faster play and more referees, noting striped shirt officials as the fastest runners.
Accountant James E. Kramer Receives CPA Certificate
James E. Kramer of 408 Aberdeen Drive earned the certificate of certified public accountant at a Cincinnati Chapter Ohio Society event held at Thomas More College. A 1955 Fenwick and 1959 Dayton graduate, he serves as an IRS agent in Cincinnati after four years at the Middletown office.
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Aberdeen Drive
Cincinnati
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Thomas More College
Kramer
Fenwick
University of Dayton
Internal Revenue Service
Middletown
Youth Is Charged In Marijuana Case In Ravenna
Jerry H. Rupe, 20, of Ravenna pleaded innocent in Ravenna Municipal Court to a possession of marijuana charge. Kent State University police said two patrolmen found a cigarette containing the drug in a jacket pocket during arrest.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Jerry H. Rupe
Kent State University
Rupe
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