McNamara Eyes Civilian Roles to Cut Draft Calls
The Defense Secretary outlines a plan to hire 60 000 civilians in 1966 to fill administrative and support jobs now done by military personnel. The move could free about 75 000 troops, speed up buildup and reduce future draft inductions, with savings from long term training and benefits. Initial shifts focus on the United States as a first phase of broader changes.
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Fred Hoffman Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert
McNamara
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Firemen Called To Incinerator Fire At Bank Branch
Middletown firemen were dispatched to the First National Branch Bank in the Middletown Shopping Plaza at 9 10 p m yesterday to extinguish paper burning in an incinerator. No damage to the bank was reported.
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Middletown
First National Branch Bank
Kroger Sales Rise 7 Percent Through September
Kroger Co. reports 7 percent higher sales through the first nine four week periods ending Sept 4, totaling 1.6073 billion dollars. A company spokesman attributed the gain to steady performance across markets including Cincinnati.
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Kroger
Cincinnati
Kroger Co
Burn victim gets skin graft for boy’s life
In Cincinnati a 6 year old, Brian Todd Smith, suffers burns while Benny Smith, 28, died in a U.S. 50 bypass crash. Doctors plan a graft from Benny Smith to the boy with the widow Leona Smith’s consent called heroic by a police spokesman.
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Cincinnati
Benny J. Smith
Pisgah
Brian Todd Smith
Brian
Evelyn Smith
Mansfield
Shriners’ Burns Institute
General Hospital
Benny Smith
U.S. 50
Smith
Leona Smith
James Goldsmith
Mansfield Police
Brian ‘Todd
Boy Dragged One Mile by School Bus in Oregon City
Seven year old Clay Moncrief was dragged for a mile by a school bus as classmates rode to the next stop. The boy’s mother witnessed the horror as the vehicle continued after the incident. he suffered bleeding feet and injuries, later describing the pain from the pavement.
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Oregon City
Ore
Clay Moncrief
Senate passes highway beautification bill backed by Mrs Johnson
The Senate approved the highway beautification measure 63 to 14. It would ban billboard signs on most interstate and primary highways, require junkyard screening, and provide 120 million dollars annually for scenic upgrades while allowing on premise signs for adjacent businesses.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
House Public Roads Subcommittee
House Public Works Committee
Johnson
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Vo Ser
Doty Drive Outline Kickoff for Doty House Campaign
Robert Ritter announced the Doty House membership drive as part of a bochure committee effort at Central School during the first par t-teacher-therapist meeting. Thanksgiving Day begins and runs through December with Dr. Karl F. Heiser discussing the handicapped child in the family and presenting case histories. The next meeting is November 18 at Central School with a Frisch's Restaurant donated movie for children.
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Doty House
Robert Ritter
Central School
Karl F. Heiser
Glendale
Frisch’s Restaurant
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