This Week In History September 12 Highlights
On September 12, 1913 American forces opened a two front battle at St Mihiel in France, the first WWI action planned and led by U S units. Other notes recount 1850 fugitive slave law, 1941 coal price freeze, 1942 Japan landings in the Solomons, 1954 Dulles border stance on Formosa, 1959 Nehru’s border talks with Red China, 1963 U N Secretary General Thant’s Viet Nam critique.
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United States
St Mihiel Salient
France
Solomon Islands
John Foster Dulles
Formosa
Nehru
China
India
U.N
Thart
South Viet Nam
Civitan fall district council meets in Mansfield
George R. Knapp president of the Civitan Club and past president William J. Tilton with wives attend the fall district council meeting at the Leland Hotel Mansfield. Dr Mack Dillard district governor Ashland leads the business session.
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George R. Knapp
Civitan Club
William J. Tilton
Mansfield
Civitans
Leland Hotel
Mack Dillard
Ashland
Ohio
Crossword Clues From 1964 King Features Syndicate
A compact set of crossword clues listed with numbers 31 to 40 including paths, play on words, foundation, daughter of Zeus, consume food, adjusted to pitch, abdicate, wax taper, and nil. notes average solution time about 24 minutes and credits King Features Syndicate in 1964.
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Path
Play
Foundation
Daughter
Zeus
King Features Synd., Inc
Keely Group Tour Focuses on Middletown Hospital Lab
The Keely Group toured the pathology laboratory at Middletown Hospital guided by Dr. Ann Dyer. The visit preceded the Keely Dental Assistants monthly meeting and a business session with Dr. Charles L. Orman at 2207 Central Ave. Attendees included Martha Elieff, Mary McFall, Roy Neal, Andrew Parrella, Mary Sora, Betty Stutz, Frances Young, and Paul Wells. The report notes the African ostrich as the largest living bird species.
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Middletown Hospital
Ann Dyer
Keely Dental Assistants
Charles L. Orman
Central Ave
Martha Elieff
Robert Engle
Mary McFall
Roy Neal
Andrew Parrella
Mary Sora
Betty Stutz
Frances Young
Paul Wells
Miss America Finals Tonight in Atlantic City
The 1965 Miss America pageant crowns a new queen after three days of swimsuit, gown, talent, and personality rounds. Jane Nelson of New Mexico led the swimsuit finale, while Vicki Powers of Alabama won the talent division, with finalists vying for the title and a $10,000 college scholarship, travel opportunities, and appearance contracts.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Donna Axum
el Dorado, Ark
Vicki Powers
Mobile
County Apportioning Ruling Applies One Man One Vote
Grand Rapids Michigan AP U S Supreme Court apportionment rule used at county level for Kent County Board of Supervisors Judge Fred N Sears orders reapportionment on population basis but leaves immediate redistricting to 1965 legislature authority If legislature fails remedy may be sought The ruling cites equal protection and urban voice concerns Grand Rapids holds 54 percent of county population and 34 percent of board seats which the decision finds underrepresents urban voters
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Grand Rapids
Mich
U.S. Supreme Court
Michigan
Fred N. Sears
Kent County Board of Supervisors
Sears
Sear
Board of Supervisors
High Court
Kent County Board
Kent County Board to Remain Functioning Pending Court Action
Charles Lawyer, chairman of the Kent County board, said it will continue to function as it is now constituted pending legislative action or a further court ruling. He indicated the decision would be appealed to the Michigan Supreme Court. Deputy State Atty. Gen. Leon Cohan said a higher court test is likely and called Searle's ruling very significant, noting it could prompt similar suits elsewhere in Michigan.
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Charles
Kent County
Michigan Supreme Court
Leon Cohan
Lansing
Cohan
Searle
Michigan
Revival Series to Close with Evening Service
The Rev W Hatfield speaks at 10 30 a m on the Love of Christ and asks Do You Believe at 7 30 p m. The Singing Shepherds close their week long revival with the evening service.
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W Hatfield
Sheppards
Rev Edwin Bobbitt to Speak on Youth and Faith
The First Christian Church schedules Rev Edwin Bobbitt to address youth and faith during the 10 30 a m worship service. Church school begins at 9 15 a m with activities for all ages.
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First Christian
Edwin Bobbitt
New Methodist Bishop Installed in Ohio West Area
Bishop Francis Gerald Ensley was installed as resident bishop of the Ohio west area on the Ohio State University campus in Columbus. About 2,000 attendees from the conference and fellowship luncheon heard the installation after his appointment at the North Central Jurisdictional Conference in Cleveland. The meeting also announced Dr Raoul C Calkins as chair man of the Ohio Methodist Council on Higher Education and John F Young as director of public relations in the new Ohio west area.
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Columbus, Ohio
Francis Gerald Ensley
Ohio West
Ohio State University
Ensley
Cleveland
Ohio
Raoul C. Calkins
Christ Methodist Church
Kettering
Ohio Methodist Council On Higher Education
Ohio Methodism
Methodist
Wesley
John F. Young
Columbus
New
Placer Gold May Lurk Deep In Ancient Stream Beds
Placer gold may exist in deep gravel sand and other material within old stream or glacier beds. The passage notes that ancient gravels could host detectable gold deposits beneath modern surfaces.
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Keely Group Tours Hospital
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Burbank Ave
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Tularosa
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Ripley
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Sherri Lee Raap
Fremont
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