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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1966

Page

13

Dover seeks FCC transfer of WCNS WCNO licenses

AP Dover Broadcasting asks the Federal Communications Commission to move its Canton Ohio radio licenses for WCNS and WCNO FM to Keyes Broadcasting Corp. Also promotes AAA gift memberships as year round motoring protection with road service travel planning bail bonds and accident coverage. AAA offers to handle delivery of gift memberships.

Washington Dover Broadcasting Co Federal Communications Commission Canton Ohio WCNS WCNO Keyes Broadcasting Corp AAA

Man sheds 190 pounds to become Santa's image

Herbert A. Cohn of Skoke Illinois dropped from 376 to 190 pounds after joining Tops Club Inc a 160000 member weight loss group. He credits a newspaper ad for starting his program and says weekly meetings keep him at goal while abstaining from bread potatoes and rich foods. He recalls past failures and notes public denial of service due to his weight.

Milwaukee Wis Herbert A. Cohn Santa Claus Herb Cohn Cohn Skoke Ill Tops Club, Inc Wabash College

Middletown LWV outlines downtown renewal plan

The Middletown League of Women Voters held its first unit meeting of the season in the City Building to review a downtown renewal concept. Paul Christiansen and Wendell Phillips presented the plan while Mrs. O V Ireland outlined financing with federal funds covering 75 percent and city funds a fourth, minus resale proceeds. Mrs. Robert Francis discussed urban renewal laws, stressing rehabilitation over wholesale demolition and announcing a standards committee for safety guidelines. Evening speakers included Louis F. Gump and Carl N Coppes, joined by Wendell Phillips.

Middletown Robert Francis Louis F. Gump Carl N. Coppes Division of Planning Wendell Phillips

Rusk Arrives In Manila For Viet Nam Summit

U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk landed in Manila for the seven nation Viet Nam summit. He was the third foreign minister to reach the capital following Paul Hasluck of Australia and Lee Tong Won of South Korea. U S ambassador to South Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodge also arrived from Saigon.

Manila U.S Dean Rusk Viet Nam Rusk Paul Hasluck Australia Lee Tong Won South Korea Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Saigon

Death of 2 year old in Lorain blamed on chair fall

In Lorain Ohio Denice Cornwell aged two died after a fall from a kitchen chair. She was pronounced dead at St Joseph Hospital Thursday after being brought there by her mother.

Lorain Ohio Denice Cornwell St. Joseph Hospital

Fair And Cooler Forecast At Hot Springs Meeting

An economic forecast of fair and cooler growth for 1967 dominated the fall session of the Business Council in Hot Springs Virginia as about 100 leading industrialists gathered with Secretary Fowler and Secretary Connor. The panel forecast a continued business boom into 1967 with a slower growth pace and reduced inflation pressure amid Viet Nam outlays. Some leaders favored suspending the 7 percent federal tax credit for investment to curb spending. Other attendees included Arthur Ross William Gaud and Gerald Ford with Fed chair William McChesney Martin and Richard Helms noted among guests.

Hot Springs The Business Council the Treasury Henry H. Fowler Commerce John T. Connor Fowler Viet Nam Council Corpora Tion Council of Economic Advisers Johnson W. B. Murphy Campbell Soup Co R. Kappel American Telephone & Tele

Yahweh Replaces The Lord In Bible Version

London AP reports a new modern English Bible uses Yahweh instead of the Lord. Rev. Alexander Jones says Yahweh derives from Hebrew and signals God cannot be named. Produced by the Ecole Biblique in Jerusalem, 30 translators spent 10 years. Published by Darton Longman and Todd at $11.35. first complete modern speech Bible. First Europeans to make wine were Greeks who taught Romans.

London the Lord Alexander Jones God Ecole Biblique Jerusalem Darton Longman and Todd

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