World's Fair winds up first year with revenue shortfall
New York's six month World’s Fair closes after a run that drew 33,373,446 visitors, far below the 40 million forecast. Final two season net is expected near $30 million under the $53 million target, with preparations already starting for winter and a push for higher attendance next year.
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Thomas J. Deegan
The
Fair Corporation
Celebrezze links wellbeing to social progress at aged center
St. Louis health secretary Anthony J. Celebrezze told about 400 people at the dedication of the new St. Louis Jewish Center for the Aged that the wellbeing of people is the only human goal worth achieving. He urged coupling technical progress with social progress to free people from poverty and release hopes stifled by daily survival.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Thony J. Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
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Jewish Center For the Aged
Mother of Young campaign head dies in Cleveland
Mrs. Charles I. Metzenbaum mother of attorney Howard M. Metzenbaum, campaign manager for Sen. Stephen M. Young, died at Mount Sinai Hospital. She was 79 and a native of Zanesville.
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Young
Cleveland (Ap
Charles I. Metzenbaum
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Stephen M. Young
Mount Sinai Hospital
Metzenbaum
Zanesville
Five Die In Greek Train Collision Near Thivai
Five people were killed and forty seriously injured in a head on crash between a freight and a passenger train near Thivai Greece. Police arrested the passenger train driver, the station master, and two linemen on negligence charges.
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Proxies Back Barry On Aid Plan From Colleges
Paul Weaver, president of Lake Erie College in Painesville Ohio, is among 15 college leaders endorsing Barry Goldwaters views on federal aid to education. The signees call federal grants dangerous and support replacing grants with tax credits for philanthropy to colleges, arguing Congress could direct tax revenue to higher education as it sees fit while avoiding perceived dangers.
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Chicago
Paul Weaver
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Circleville Pumpkin Show to Bring 200000 Visitors
Circleville Ohio gears up for its annual Pumpkin Show running Wednesday through Saturday in the downtown. Since 1903 the event draws crowds with parades concerts contests and farm exhibits. Fifty-one bands will perform and rival the State Fair in attention.
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Circleville, Ohio
Ohio
Circleville
Ohio 65 plan offers broad hospital coverage
The Ohio 65 plan provides broad cover for hospital medical and surgical expenses with affordable premiums and no medical examination or health questionnaire. There is no upper age limit and enrollment ends October 31. Eligible sons and daughters may enroll parents without signatures.
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Ohio
East Long St
Columbus
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