Million weekly cost to care for Cuban refugees rises
The Cuban Refugee Center reports a $1 million weekly U.S. tab for Cuban refugees fueled by a new airlift of 10 planeloads weekly. The FY1967 budget to fund these costs totals $51 million, $8.4 million more than last year, as 37,000 refugees have arrived since December.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Soviet Union
Health, Education and Welfare Department
House
Senate Committee
Senate
Castro
Coast Guard
Russia
Motorcycle Operator Hart In Excelle Accident
Ronald R. Walker 17 of 3116 Rostyn Drive was treated at Middletown Hospital for lacerations and abrasions to his right hand after a motorcycle was struck by a car on Oxford State Road at Ben Harrison Street Excelle. Henry T. Tackett 47 of 1020 Oxford State Road drove the car west and turned in front of Walker as he eastbound deputies reported.
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Ronald R. Walker
Rostyn Drive
Middletown Hospital
Oxford State Road
Ben Harrison Street
Excelle
Walker
Henry T. Tackett
Conservatory Theater to open 22 week repertory season
The American Conservatory Theater plans a 22 week repertory season at the Geary Theater beginning next January. The program features multiple productions aimed at showcasing versatility and attracting broad audiences across six months.
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San Francisco
American Conservatory Theater
Geary Theater
Barbers Protest Army Pay Cut at Fort Campbell
At Fort Campbell Kentucky barbers picketed gates as their contract expired and GI haircuts were cut from 90 to 75 cents. Union rep C C Sanders said talks with Army officials and the contractor accomplished little. Barbers accuse the contractor of seeking white uniforms 10 hour days seven days a week and a 62 percent commission. Ten of twelve shops were vacant with seven nonunion barbers on duty in service clubs.
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C. C. Sanders
Barbers
Army
Frank Callis
Pub Drops Stamp Promotion For Drinks In Barnsley
In Barnsley England the Alhambra Tavern halted a trading stamp promotion for drinks after an overwhelming rush on Sunday a pub keeper Les Simpson said the scheme offered one stamp per drink and left staff unable to tear stamps prompting abandonment to avoid hiring more staff.
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Barnsley
England
Alhambra
Les Simpson
Simpson
Mansfield urges Katzenbach to challenge State decisions
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says Nicholas Katzenbach should act as a devil's advocate to question U.S. foreign policy choices, especially on Vietnam, and not merely support them. He notes President Johnson must hear a balanced view, as Katzenbach faces Fulbright committee scrutiny this week.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Mike
Devil's Advocate
Mansfield
State Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
U.S
Johnson
Gen
Katzenbach
Ball
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale Law School
Fay D Kohler
Moscow
Ion
France
Viet Nam Polisay
Cies
Minister Edwin Bobbitt Elected to Unified Promotion
The Rev. Edwin Bobbitt of First Christian Church was chosen as a member of Unified Promotion the fundraising arm of the International Convention of Christian Churches Disciples of Christ The decision was made at the annual assembly in Dallas by the United Christian Missionary Society the convention's largest international agency.
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Edwin Bobbitt
First Christian Church
Unified Promotion
International Convention of Christian Churches, Disciples of Christ
Dallas
United Christian Missionary Society
Judge sentences Clark for embezzling from Xenia bank
Federal Judge Carl A. Weinman gave James F. Clark a three year prison term after Clark pleaded guilty to embezzling 8667 dollars from the Xenia bank he managed.
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Columbus, Ohio
Carl A. Weinman
James F. Clark
Xenia
Ohio approves Texas insurer to transact business next year
The State of Ohio confirms that a Texas insurer complies with Ohio insurance laws and is authorized to operate in the current year. The company’s annual statement shows admitted assets near 1.15 billion dollars and net income figures with capital around 33 million dollars, as of December 31. The document is signed in Columbus by the Ohio Superintendent of Insurance.
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State of
Ohio
Department of Insurance
Texas
Coital
Columbus
Liam R. Morris
Insurance of
Electric heating warmth varies by room and use
The piece notes room differences in heat needs from bathrooms to bedrooms and living areas. It highlights electric heating as adaptable with thermostat control to suit each space.
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