Sebald Receives Rooster Prank During YMCA Campaign
At a YMCA membership drive meeting 100 workers watched Harold Sebald co-chairman receive a red bantam rooster as a joke gift from the Divers family and campaign team. Sebald netted 22 youth memberships but is not eligible for an award. A cardboard rooster cutout and chicken feeding instructions accompanied the gift and may appear again in the drive.
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YMCA
Harold Sebald
Robert Kuhnlein
Youth & Century Club
Diver Coal & Feed Co
Norval Diver
Danny
Sebald
Gene Bock
Middletown Journal
Bock
Powell Committee Revolt Looms in House
A Friday plan by Rep. Sam M. Gibbons and other Democrats to strip Adam Clayton Powell of real power on the House Education and Labor Committee faces a potentially brutal clash. Gibbons argues Powell's absences and "black power" stance justify appointing six subcommittee chairs to control policy.
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Congress
House Education and Labor Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Sam M. Gibbons
D-Fla
Democrats
Harlem Democrat
Powell
Gibbons
Act Iion
Washington
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Hitler
Europe
U.S
Far East
Hope Fades for Hai Sub Crew After Deep North Sea Tragedy
In the North Sea near the Dogger Bank rescuers abandoned most hope for 13 crew members of the German submarine Hai after a gale and heavy seas prevented divers from reaching the sunken vessel. One survivor, Petty Officer Peter Silbernagel, 23, had been rescued earlier.
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Hamburg
Germany
North Sea
Navy
Dogger Bank
Holland
U.S
Kittiwake
Portsmouth
N.H
London
Ward
Peter Silbernagel
District Court Faces Temporary Shutdown Without Peck
Cincinnati AP The US District Court serving 10 southern Ohio counties may shut briefly next month as Judge John W Peck leaves Oct 4 for the 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Clerk John D Lyter says no replacement named, cases may be vacated until a new judge is appointed. About 120 criminal and 100 civil cases pending. Senators recommended Timothy S Hogan for Peck’s replacement and David S Porter for a new district judgeship. action pending with President Johnson. The witch hazel plant note follows.
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Cincinnati
US District Court
Ohio
John W .Peck
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
John D .Luter
Peck
Frank Laujsche
Stephen Young
Timothy S. Hogan
Common Pleas
David S. Porter
Troy
Johnson
Lyter
Unti
YMCA Drive Shows Strong Start for 1965 Goal
IST REPORT ENCOURAGING YMCA member drive ahead of 65. The annual enroll ment campaign targets 2,600 new and renewal memberships valued at 52,000. After the first week 493 members joined, equaling 18.9 percent of goal and $10,724 in value, 89 percent above last year’s opening report. Division chairman Ches Hodges and Harold Agee praised the early success as plans for a two week follow up proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Ches
Harold Agee
Richard Dietz
Ray Brown
Ken
Haley
Armco
Armco General
B. C. Huselton
Paul Schnedler
Ken L. White
Lynn Connor
Katherine Brown
Gene Cole
Charles Sweitzer
Virgil Perry
Don Goodman
Larry Neal
Bob Bender
Robert Woodrome
Pat
Karen Tipton
Karen Tipton, Another ““Y
iShe
B. P. Allen
Jo Estill
Beverly Clark
Votes To Block Red China Named Top Sales Team
Week’s top salesman lists Darrell, Charles Trent and Dick Naber Eversole Beck with John Rosenberger leading a block aimed at blocking Red China votes. Each of Ash land Grace and Paul Wikoff credited with 15 sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jell Darrell
Charles Trent
Vision
Dick Naber Eversole Beck
John Rosenberger
Ashland Grace
Paul Wikoff
Audubon Society Elects Middletown Chapter Leaders
Charles McGraw, a Roosevelt Junior High science teacher, was elected president of the Middletown chapter of the National Audubon Society. Bruce Peters became vice president, Mrs. Glendon Markle secretary, and Carl Thomas treasurer at last night’s meeting at Park Board HQ in Goldman Park.
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Charles McGraw
Arlington Ave
Roosevelt Junior High
Middletown
National Audubon Society
Park Board
Goldman Park
Bruce Peters
Glendon Markle
Carl Thomas
Journal
McGraw
Sebald Park
Aullwood Center
Dayton
Arnold Bowden
Astronauts head to Cape for Gemini 11 debriefing
Gemini 11 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Richard Gordon will fly to Cape Kennedy for general debriefing after their Atlantic splashdown 725 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy. They will then travel to Houston for eight days of detailed debriefings and a news conference. The flight extended Gemini 11 to four days to allow more experiments before Gemini 12 preparations proceed with a Titan 2 rocket on schedule for Oct 31.
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Navy
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Guam
Cape Kennedy
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
National Aeronautics and ‘Space Administration
Air Force and Martin Co
Conrad
Gordon
Atlantic Ocean
George E. Mueller
NASA
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Y' Ray Brown
Drive
Terhune
House
Giobons
Sam
John F. Kennedy and
Lyndon B Johnson
China
Audubon Society Elects
Bowden
United Nations
U.N
Red China
Peking
Cape
Fla
Robert R.gilruth
iManned Spacecraft Center
Gilruth
Earth
Mnciung
Plorena
Drive-In
Pat’s
NEW
Super Met
Trenton
Floran
Rena Willoughby
Ers
International Harvester
H.P
Doebler Bros. Inc
Oxford State Rd
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