Disney World Opens Amid Fanfare and Frustration in Florida
The 400 million Disney World complex near Orlando opens with fanfare from Disney and concerns from residents over noise and growth. The project spans 27 500 acres with hotels rides a monorail system and river steamboat access. Initial jobs reach 7 000 with tickets and lodging priced for families. area officials warn of strain on services as 328 hotels and 37 700 new dwelling units are planned. Local government and chambers praise the development as a major boon for Florida tourism and industry.
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U S Jets Hit North Vietnam For Fifth Day
Saigon reports American fighter bombers struck North Vietnam for a fifth straight day as shelling intensifies in South Vietnam. Two F4 Phantoms attacked anti aircraft sites near the Mu Gia Pass while no casualties were reported.
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Coast Guard Lacks Round-the-Clock Presence on Ohio River
Cincinnati AP report shows Coast Guard office in Cincinnati cannot assist after 4:30 pm daily due to lack of a nearby vessel. Cmdr. John Stewart says local towboats and Kentucky police post Dry Ridge are first resources. nearest Coast Guard craft is 17 feet in Madison, Indiana, about 90 miles away.
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Speeders Dominate Franklin Court Docket
Franklin municipal court Friday saw 58 speeding cases with fines and forfeitures totaling 1667 dollars. Six non speeding drivers were fined. Nancy Morton of Dayton and Roscoe McKinney were cited for improper passing and failure to yield. Other fines included Cecil Bowermaster Mary Branham Billy Neal and Thomas Cameron for various traffic violations and license issues.
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Mary Branham
Ethel St
Billy Neal
Fairborn
M Minor
Thomas Cameron
Loveland
Safety successes studied on Death Hill stretch of I 75
A U S congressional subcommittee examined safety gains on a deadly eight mile section of Interstate 75 south of Covington across the Ohio River. Officials praised coordinated enforcement, electronic warnings, and concrete median guardrails that helped cut fatalities, with a speed limit drop from 60 to 50 mph cited as a factor.
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James Wright
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Donald Clancy
William Keating
Ohio
Lloyd Alexander
Kenton County
James Alexander
Two Faces Of Lee's Data Processing
Local family run Lee's Data Processing offers a six week Keypunch Course with 120 hours of modern equipment training. The program is state accredited and promises immediate job readiness with paid on the job experience. Classes run morning, afternoon or evening at 6275 Germ Rd. 423-9236.
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Brynner Weds Third Time in Private Normandy Ceremony
Actor Yul Brynner, 51, married Jacqueline De Croisset in a private Normandy ceremony two days ago. It is his third marriage while De Croisset, a French widow, is new to marriage. Brynner’s prior wives include Virginia Gilmore and Doris Kleiner. both unions ended in divorce.
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Yul Brynner
Jacqueline de Croisset
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Philippe de Croisset
Virginia Gilmore
Doris Kleiner
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