ExpoHlo 69 Ends Busy All-Ohio Boys Band Run
The All Ohio Boys Band ended its 12 day ExpoHlo at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. About 300 youths from across the state performed at the fairgrounds in a series of daily rehearsals and performance. Governor James Rhodes was named an honorary member. The All Ohio Youth Choir and All Ohio Youth Symphony also performed, with the choir invited to perform at the Sept 6 homecoming in Wapakoneta for astronaut Neil Armstrong.
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Rhodes Sounds Like Candidate On Tax Plans And Welfare
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes denounces a federal revenue sharing plan and argues Ohio should keep low taxes. He warns a state income tax would raise unemployment and strain welfare, education, and police fire pension funding. He urges streamlining HEW processes and proposes a Little Hoover Commission of governors to study welfare costs.
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Notables and Unknowns To Mingle At Kopechne Inquest
A cross section of notables and unknowns converge for the Edgartown inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s July 18 death on Chappaquiddick Island. The list includes Kennedy aides, friends, party guests, lawyers, and local officials as the investigation unfolds.
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Edgartown
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Sen
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Chappaquiddick Island
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Edgartown District Court
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Kennedy
Paul F. Markham
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Markham
U.S. Atty
Massachusetts
Chappaquiddick
Joseph F. Gargan
Miss Kopechne
Gan
Nancy
Mary Ellen Lyons
Ester Newbert
Rosemarie Keough
Susan Tennenbaum
Robert
Raymond S. LaRose
Charles A. Trotter
John B. Crimmins
Flying costs to soar as CAB weighs fare hikes
The Civil Aeronautics Board is set to begin oral arguments on proposed airline rate increases that could raise fares by as much as 8 percent within the month. Major carriers cite rising operating costs and the August 1 effective date would occur automatically unless rejected by CAB. Opponents include 20 California Nevada congressmen who argue the impact on travelers follows a 4 percent interim rise already allowed in February.
Police Chief Foils Robbery at Chapel in Hamilton
Seven Mile Police Chief Karl R. Moyer found the front and back doors of Seven Mile Baptist Chapel open on U S 127 and saw a person flee as he arrived. The deputy planned to contact Pastor Rev Richard McGuire to check for missing items. Also reported: clothing worth 68 dollars stolen from a Middletown home and a missing dachshund valued at 45 dollars.
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Richard McGuire
Imhoff Road
Oxford
James R. Reed
Dickey Road
Middletown
John B. Mullins
Shirley Bailey
Seneca St
Arrow Of Life Award Presented At Cub Scout Campfire
John Lykens received the Arrow of Life, the highest Webelos award, at a campfire gathering. Six Cub Scouts were inducted as Webelos Scouts: Doug Dobroszi, Mike Sabo, Bill Gillen, Mark Snodgrass, Allen Mattingly and Kevin Staton.
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John Lykens
Arrow of Life
Doug Dobroszi
Mike Sabo
Bill Gillen
Mark Snodgrass
Allen Mattingly
Kevin Staton
Athens Annapolis: Md. A Century of Culture and Learning
In the 18th century Annapolis earned the nickname Athens America for its rich culture and intellectual life. Prominent scholars and institutions fostered arts, science, and civic debate shaping colonial Maryland’s capital.
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Chicken Tetrazzini Named After Star Luisa Tetrazzini
A famous chicken dish, Chicken Tetrazzini, derives its name from Italian opera soprano Luisa Tetrazzini. The culinary tribute links cuisine to the performer known for bel canto artistry.
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Chicken Tetrazzini
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
A New York report notes scientists found a medication that quickly stops itching relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids in many cases. Tests by doctors show reduction of inflamed hemorrhoids while easing pain. The remedy is Preparation H available in ointment or suppository form.
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