Berkeley Integrates Full Scale School Busing Plan
Berkeley Calif AP reports the city begins full busing for grade levels four through six as 3,500 students move between 11 elementary schools in white Highlands and neighboring Negro sections. 397 teachers are involved with Freudenthal leading the integration effort amid prior junior and senior high school desegregation.
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Berkeley
Calif
Berkeley Board of Education
University of California
Freudenthal
Berkeley Highlands
Middletown man sues for Workmen's Comp benefits
Benny Miller of 8356 May Ave in Hamilton claims back injuries from lifting a 30 pound object while employed at Inland Container Corp Middletown on January 11 1965 and seeks benefits under Ohio Workmen's Compensation Act. He alleges injuries medical expenses and one week of lost work after a prior claim was disallowed.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Inland Container Corp
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Benny Miller
Road closure announced for Gardner Road intersection work
Hamilton Butler County Engineer Stanley M. Perin said Gardner Road from Ohio 177 to Beisinger Road will be closed for a week starting tomorrow to connect with the planned four lane Ohio 177 west of the area.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Stanley M. Perin
Gardner Road
Ohio 177
Beisinger Road
Disturbance Roils Syracuse South Side Stores Looted
In Syracuse a seven hour night disturbance by groups of youths left four injured and several cars damaged. A liquor store grocery and appliance store were looted while a woman motorist was beaten and hospitalized. Police used no gas and detained two teenagers.
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Syracuse
N.Y
South Side
Kono Low
Glass shatters as patrolman injured by flying shards
Patrolman William Shephard was cut by flying glass when a bottle shattered against his patrol car. He was treated and released. Eight windows at a parked vehicle were broken by golf balls, with deputies unsure if vandals or a bad golfer were responsible.
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Will
Vroneteg
William Shephard
Egbert Reid
Joel Wood
Sports Center
S. Main St
Monthly Scout Roundtable Set
The monthly Cub Scout and Boy Scout Roundtables begin Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church on Rt. 122 west of Middletown. All cubmasters den mothers den leaders and scoutmasters should attend or have a unit committee member stand in. Roundtables provide information and ideas vital to unit programs.
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Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church
Rt. 122
Middletown
Frontier Lands Amusement Park Planned in Northern Kentucky
Television star Fess Parker announced plans to build a 13.5 million Frontier Lands amusement park on 1500 acres in northern Kentucky near Covington at the I-75 and I-71 junction. Governor Louie B. Nunn supported the project as economically feasible with a 1000 person staff and an expected 180 million in tourist spending over ten years.
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Cincinnati
Fess Parker
Kentucky
Frontier Lands
Parker
Greater
Louie B. Nunn
Nunn
Covington
PWP Group Plans Election
Tonight Parents Without Partners will elect new officers at the monthly meeting held in the party room of the University Branch First National Bank on Manchester Road.
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Parents Without Partners
First National Bank
Manchester Road
Exemption Moves For Welfare and Farm Price Supports In House
Washington AP President Johnson seeks to exempt federal welfare payments and farm price supports from the 6 billion spending cut. House Appropriations Chair Mahon backs exemptions as Mills indicates no active opposition. About 1.2 billion involved as debate centers on uncontrollable programs and weather dependent crop supports.
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Washington
Johnson
House
George H. Mahon
D.tex
Appropriations Committee
Newsmen
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Mahon
Congress
Mills
Commodity Credit Corporation
Traffic Deaths Up Five Percent Across 1968 First Half
The National Safety Council reports US traffic fatalities rose 5 percent for January to July 1968 compared with 1967, totaling 29 950 deaths. Despite higher totals, the fatality rate per 100 million miles fell from 5.2 to 5.1 as volumes rose. Houston and Los Angeles Chicago and Philadelphia posted the lowest rates among cities over one million.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
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Dan Freudenthal
Wacnaun i Dint
Chester Thompson
Zanesville
Interstate Security Co
Virginia Asche
Los Altos Hills
Stanford University Hospital
Norman Shumway
PWP Group
RAY Linville
Judy Brown
Driftwood
Sports Bowl
Federal
New Dawn
Lady Esther
Tmnt NY
Creme de
Chantilly
Tritle
Dana Spray
Hazel Bishop
Cha
Creib
Roosevelt AV
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