Refuse Growth Mirrors Public Health Challenge in Ohio
In Columbus AP reports rising daily waste of about 180 million tons, fueling a weeklong seminar by the Public Health Service and Ohio Health Department. Experts discuss disposal options including incineration land fill and composting, with emphasis on improving collection and reducing open burning and dumps.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
The
S. Public Health Service
Ohio Department of Health
C. M. Robinson
Ohio Health Department
Robinson
Cedar Point Reports Record Stock Dividends and Attendance
Cedar Point, Inc. reports accrued dividends totaling 965.62 and a paid share figure that grew to a record 2,000,700 this season. The company noted last year's attendance stood at 1,746,000 as part of the earnings context.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Cedar Point, Inc
Company
Snowy Owl Noted For Migration Among Owls
A snowy owl is highlighted as one of the rare owl species that migrates. The observation notes its distinctive migratory behavior compared with other owls.
Taft Sees No Split In GOP
In Columbus Ohio AP Robert Taft Jr son of the late Mr Republican says he sees no real danger of a serious split within GOP ranks from splinter groups. He believes there are not enough splinter groups to cut Republican strength and that Republicans appear generally in agreement as they work toward the 1966 congressional elections.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Republican
Taft
Cub Signup For Olympic Day Slated
Registrations for the Cub scout Olympics on October 2 at Camp Hook must reach the scout office by Wednesday. Richard Brodbeck, chairman, said cubmasters and scouts under 11 by Oct 2 are eligible. Event days run 12:30 to 1:30 p.m with age group contests including running, dash, jumps, shot put, javelin, and pull-ups. Medals awarded to top three in each group. Families urged to attend as units or packs.
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Camp Hook
Richard Brodbeck
Former Purdue majorette teaches handicapped children in Dearborn
June Ciampa Lauer, once the Golden Girl of Purdue baton twirling, now works as a special education teacher in Dearborn Michigan. She uses baton routines to help motor rhythms in children with muscular defects and still gives lessons in her spare time while savoring the joy of teaching.
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Dearborn
Mich
Purdue University
June Ciampa
Gerald Lauer
Detroit
Purdue
School of Education
Johnson to Meet Pope Paul VI in New York October 4
White House announced President Johnson will meet Pope Paul VI in New York City on October 4 during the pontiff s 13 hour stay to address the United Nations and celebrate Mass for peace at Yankee Stadium. The meeting would be the fourth between a U S president and a reigning pope and the first on American soil.
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Washington
Johnson
Pau VI
New York City
White House
Pope Paul
New York
United Nations
Yankee Stadium
Johnson and the Pontiff
Bill D. Moyers
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Waldorf Towers
Rome
Kennedy Airport
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vatican
John XXIII
Woodrow Wilson
Benedict XV
Europe
OBA Group One Bankers Set Meeting September 29
Area bankers from Butler Clermont Green Hamilton Miami Montgomery Preble and Warren counties will meet at the Man Chester Motor Inn on September 29. Ohio Bankers Association president Richard Raish will speak at a banquet. E W Barker and Fred A Collins will chair proceedings. William H Hiestand Sr. will discuss banking in Europe behind the Iron Curtain.
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Ohio Bankers Association
Man Chester Motor Inn
Butler
Clermont
Green
Hamilton
Miami
Montgomery
Preble
Warren
E. W. Barker
First National Bank
Richard P. Raish
Barker
Fred A. Collins
Winters National Bank
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Tulsa
Oia
Air Force
James Robinson Rigner
North Viet Nam
Risner
Air Force Cross
Prenaine
Cor Robinson
Cedar Point
Cub
Golden Girl
Dearborn, Mich
Twirler
Lauer
Livonia
Mrs. Lavet
Pope
LBJ
Moyers
Goldberg
Dwight D
OBA
SHOP
McAlpin
Charlie Weidner
Orig
Cerpet Sq. Yd
Cerpet
Caprolan Pile
Labor
Deeiey
Silk Oile
Dacron
Batiste
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