Prize Contest To Boost Safety In City
Middletown Safety Council proposes a Treasure Hunt style game to improve driver alertness by placing a star on a Stop sign and awarding 2 dollars to the first sighting. The star moves daily and the plan, approved by the traffic committee, awaits board approval for details.
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Safety Council
Middletown
Winton Steller
Steller
Safety Council Board
Yankee Road
Oneida School
William Long
Central PTO Hears Talk On Tax Levy
Edward Barker of the Middletown Board of Education spoke on the proposed school tax levy at Central School's PTO meeting held last night. Jack Frost was introduced as PTO president with Robert Tucker as vice president, Gladys Lovelace as treasurer, Alice Hawkins recording secretary, and Elsie Hawkins corresponding secretary. Attendance prizes went to several classrooms including Mrs Ranie Back’s fifth grade, Mrs Mary Adams’ fourth grade, and Miss Mary Sulfed’s second grade.
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Middletown Board of Education
Central School
Jack Frost
PTO
Robert Tucker
Gladys Lovelace
Alice Hawkins
Elsie Hawkins
Ranie Back
Mary Adams
Mary Sulfsed
He Had It Available in Estate After Death at 82
After Clif ford Morgan Jackson, an 82 year old bachelor, died August 17, his East Side home furnishings were appraised at 129.75 with no car. The estate totaled 709121 in bank deposits and stocks, disclosed in probate court. Jackson had retired twenty years ago as a bank attendant and held 667626 in stock investments across many corporations.
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Clifford Morgan Jackson
East Side
Jackson
Kennedy urges full release of foreign aid survey findings
Kennedy cites a United States Information Agency opinion poll on public views abroad and accuses the Nixon administration of suppressing or delaying a public report. He contends a government funded study should be released despite claims it is outdated and demands full access to the findings.
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United States Information Agency
Nixon
Demo Leader backs Nixon in campaign appeal
Major Mario G. Remo of New York, Italian American National Campaign Committee chairman, publicly endorses Richard Nixon for president. Remo, a former newspaper man and Army major, criticizes Kennedy on foreign policy and Cuba, urges Italian Americans to vote Nixon and Lodge to prevent war.
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Primitive ascetic practices and supernatural power claims
The text notes that many primitive peoples employ asceticism to gain supernatural power. They forgo food or drink, sleep, or inflict pain on themselves through winter bathing, whipping, or bloodletting as part of their rituals.
Volunteers For Nixon Rally In Middletown Area
Volunteers for Nixon Lodge will hold a rally at the Manchester Hotel tomorrow to review progress and outline plans for the ten days before the election. Co chairmen Mrs Kent Little and Phil Cade will lead, with a ten partisans service to call about 20 000 voters and share poll locations.
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Middletown
Nixon Lodge
Manchester
P.m
Kent Little
Phil $. Cade
Heber Jones
Robert Kontnier
Joseph LeMoyne
Attorney To Address Republicans At Trenton Rally
Jerry Donahue a Columbus attorney and familiar figure on the state wide oratorical circuit will address tomorrow night s GOP rally at Trenton High School Co Chairs Ron Specht and Fred Wilson said the rally starts 7 30 p m William Saunders will speak on the school bond issue and the proposed tax issue County Republican candidates will be introduced with questions from the floor
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Trenton
Jerry Donahue
Columbus
Trenton High School
Ron Specht
Fred Wilson
William Saunders
United Nations Faces New Congo Military Challenge
In Leopoldville, U.N. officials warn Belgian officers have rejoined Congolese units and are sabotaging the mission. The 19,000 strong force views this as a threat to Congo public order and world peace, aiming to thwart Lumumba and protect Belgian business interests.
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Coige
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
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