Miss America Judith Ford visits New York and foreign tour
The newly crowned Miss America Judith Anne Ford arrives in New York for a 10 day visit with interviews and fittings as she prepares for a year of appearances. She plans to finish college and pursue physical education teaching while continuing her busy schedule. A mobile home ad promotes pre built, locatable homes at The Breezeway Mobile Sales in Middletown with affordable pricing.
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New York
Judith Anne Ford
Belvidere
Ill
Miss Ford
Barclay Hotel
Atlantic City
N.J
Judi
University of Southern Louisiana
University of Illinois
Breezeway
Mansfield May Take Forms Matter To Floor
Senate pressure grows over President Johnson's Supreme Court picks Abe Fortas and Homer Thornberry as Mansfield hints at bringing the issue to the full Senate. He notes possible up and down vote but rules out 24hour Senate sessions before the November elections.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Supreme Court
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Conident
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
Homer T. Thornberry
Congress
Fortas
Mansfield
Fortas-Thornberry
Thornberry
CBS
Agnew Urges Ballot Box Over Civil Disobedience in Cleveland
Spiro T. Agnew told a 50,000 strong GOP gathering in Cleveland that civil disobedience cannot be condoned and that change should come through the ballot box and the courts. He defended law and order and warned against anarchy, promising a new administration would restore the nation to its historic principles.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Spiro T. Agnew
Cuyahoga County
Maryland
Agnew
Cleveland
Pamela
Susan
Cleve
Negro Baptists Speak On Law And Order
In Atlanta A Henson Jarmon of the National Baptist Convention U S A warned that police are maligned and people take the law into their own hands by choosing which laws to obey. He said the convention meeting ended with leaders describing the group as the nation’s largest Negro organization with about 6.5 million members.
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Atlanta, Ga
National Baptist Convention
U.S.A
A. Henson Jarmon
Perch Derby Set for Sandusky Kickoff
Gov James A Rhodes will attend the second annual fall Lake Erie Perch Derby starting at Battery Park Basin Sandusky on Monday September 16. Last year about 3.7 million perch were caught on hook and line during the event.
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Sandusky, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Lake Erie
Battery Park Basin
Sandusky
Parliamentary Procedure Course Taught by Miami University Professor
Dr. James Woodward, a political science professor at Miami University Middletown, will teach a parliamentary procedure course starting Wednesday evening. Aimed at club presidents and campaign delegates, the class covers practical, campus oriented rules and can be taken for one hour of credit or non credit.
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James Woodward
Middletown
Miami University
Woodward
Oxford
Death Of Cleveland Man Plotted Police Death Of Cleveland Man Plotted Police
Detectives say Gary Wheatt 22 was killed by a shotgun and his body dumped on railroad tracks to resemble a train death. An engineer found the body near West 10th Street and the Cuyahoga River. investigators suspect a planned murder possibly tied to gang activity.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Gary Wheatt
Wheatt
Harry Davidson
Davidson
Edward Irwin
Penn Central
West 10Th Street
Cuyahoga River
Irwin
General Telephone names Henry to additional duties as chairman
Col William C Henry of Bellevue, chairman of the Northern Ohio Telephone Co, was elected to additional duties as chairman of General Telephone. Both companies are subsidiaries of General Telephone and Electronics Corp.
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Marion, Ohio
General Telephone Co
William C. Henry
Bellevue
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
General Telephone
General Telephone and Electronics Corp
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