Rooster Symbol Sparks Louisiana Democratic Ballot Tug
In Louisiana the Democratic emblem on Hubert Humphrey’s ballot line shifts to the rooster after party officials decide the national emblem should appear for Humphrey. Wallace supporters and party conservatives debate the symbol with potential electoral impact, while Secretary of State Wade Martin confirms the rooster as the emblem.
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Baton Rouge
Hubert H. Humphrey
Louisiana
Democratic Party
George C. Wallace
State Party Central Committee
Humphrey
State Committee
Wallace
Larry O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
Wade
Martin
South
Arthur Watson
Central Committee
Leander Perez
Perez
O’brien
Nordic ground station plan at Bohuslan announced
Norway Sweden Denmark and Finland agree to join in constructing a Nordic ground station for satellite telecommunications at Bohuslan. Michigan reports more than 11 000 inland lakes within its boundaries.
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Bohuslan
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Nordic
Michigan
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Butler County
Geneva Louise Jorgenson 51 of 37 Glendale Drive Franklin died at Middletown Hospital after illness since March. Survived by husband Charles son Charles Brumfield daughter Mary Liddleton step children Walter Jorgenson Vivian Stadler Maxine Wasson sister Anna Hawthorn and four grandchildren. Services Friday 10 a.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery. Call hours 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. tomorrow. Butler County deaths include Julia Spencer 58 Oxford requiem high mass today St Mary Church. Hugh Rowland 50 Kyles Station Road services 2 p.m. tomorrow. Boyd Wooton 42 Parkamo Avenue services 10 a.m. Friday. Richard Carr 18 Fairfield services 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Geneva Louise Jorgenson
Glendale Drive
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Jorgenson
Middletown
Charles
Charles Brumfield
Air Force
Mary Liddleton
Carlisle
Walter Jorgenson
Vivian Stadler
Garrettsville
Maxine Wasson
Hamilton
Anna Hawthorn
West Palm Beach
Fla
McCoy- Leffler
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Butler County
Julia Spencer
Oxford
St. Mary Church
Hugh Rowland
Kyles Station Road
Webb
Boyd Wooton
Notable Keating Spouse Louise DePuy Keating Dies at 68
Louise DePuy Keating, 68, wife of former U S Senator Kenneth B Keating, died Tuesday after a long illness in Rochester New York Franciszek Olstowski III 67 a painter and sculptor behind Rockefeller Center facade sculpture in New York died Tuesday after a brief illness in Corpus Christi Texas Franklin Studebaker Riley 77 retired automobile executive and great grandson of John Studebaker died of a heart attack Monday night in Kansas City
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Rochester
N.Y
Louise DePuy Keating
U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
Corpus Christi
Tex
Franciszek Olstowski III
Rockefeller Center
New York
Kansas Cty
Franklin Studebaker Riley
John Studebaker
Golden Age Club Plans Expanded Activities This Year
Golden Age Club with 400 members will broaden programs including exercise, needlework, sewing, arts and crafts, and more card playing and dancing. President Phoebe Schmidt announced at a breakfast with Project Heartbeat, noting new HQ space at 600 Mary Etta St courtesy of CG&E. She said surveys show desire for increased senior activities and planned agency visits continue, including Middletown Hospital next month.
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Golden Age Club
Phoebe Schmidt
Project Heartbeat Division
Cg&e
Mary Etta St
Project Heartbeat
Civic Association
Schmidt
Middletown Hospital
Oxford Man Charged In Auto Death
Ralph Schroer filed charges of reckless operation and homicide by motor vehicle against John H. Myers 23 of 6997 Joseph Drive after a car crash that killed John H. Johns 23 of 312 Todd Place Hamilton. Myers faces a preliminary hearing next Monday night before Judge Clem F. Imfeld in Area Two Court. The wreck occurred at Church and Locust streets when the Myers car left the road and struck two trees a power pole and a parked car.
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Oxford
Ralph Schroer
John H. Myers
Joseph Drive
Hamilton
Myers
Clem F. Imfeld
Area Two Court
John H. Johns
Todd Place
Church and
Locust Streets
Pakistan population to reach 200 million by 1985
Pakistan\u2019s population is rising from 120 million in Rawalpindi region and is projected to top 200 million by 1985, roughly matching the current population of the United States.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
U. S
Czechs urged to return home amid talks with Moscow
Prague reports new appeals from the 21 member Communist presidium urging Czechs and Slovaks abroad to come home if they have not broken laws. They plan further talks with the Soviet Union on Moscow agreements as Dubcek’s regime faces continued occupation pressure.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Ludvik Svoboda
Oldrich Cernik
Presidium
Cleveland Protesters Disrupt City Council Over Law Speeches
Nearly 200 Black Nationalist supporters and a few whites disrupted a Cleveland City Council meeting. They demanded protest rights to speeches by councilmen Garofoli and Katalinas about crime and law and order. The group called for white police withdrawal and a black police force, while Katalinas faced taunts and interruptions.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Edward F. Katalinas
Anthony P. Garofoli
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