Locher Leads Cleveland Primary Victory for Third Term
Mayor Ralph S. Locher won 53.6 percent in the Democratic primary, defeating Mark McElroy and advancing toward an August November race. Final unofficial totals: Locher 50,645. McElroy 43,791. November foes include Carl B. Stokes and Ralph A. McAllister, with Ralph J. Perk as the lone Republican incumbent. Some East Side Black voters opposed Locher 10 to 1.
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Ralph S. Locher
Locher
Cuyahoga County
Mark McElroy
McElroy
State Highway Official To Lead Civic Association Drive
Nicholas McArdle, engineer in charge of Right of Way on State Highway 1, will head volunteers to recruit Middletown Civic Association members and upgrade existing ones at a kickoff bank event scheduled for October. A separate trial in Hayneville, Alabama concerns filmmaker Thomas L. Coleman and the shooting of civil rights worker Jonathan Daniels, with witnesses detailing the events outside a grocery store and the wound to Rev. Morrisroe.
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Middletown Civic Association
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Hayneville
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Thomas L. Coleman
Coleman
Jonathan M. Daniels
Episcopal Seminary
Keene, N.H
Richard Morrisroe
Chicago
Father Morrisroe
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
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Arthur E. Gamble Jr
Gamble
Virginia Varner
Daniels
Morrisree
Warner
Father Morrisree
Charles Cox
Montgomery
Joe Breck Gantt
Bedouin Leaders Replace Camels With Automobiles in Jordan
Bedouin chieftains in Jordan move from camels to cars as modern transport spreads. Desert camps feature transistor radios and foot powered sewing machines amid rapid change.
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Jordan
Balloon Spider Builds Its Own Airborne Sails
The balloon spider, a remarkable species among roughly five thousand worldwide, sails the skies using a self-made airborne mechanism. Its unique method involves creating a lightweight, balloon-like craft to ride air currents and disperse seeds or prey across distances.
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Earth
Community Meeting Lineup for Wednesday and Thursday
A schedule lists multiple organizations: VFW Post 6405 at 7 3 p.m. on 1319 Young St Fenwick Welfare at 8 p.m. Fenwick High School Al Anon at 8 30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous at 38 30 p.m. Thursday Lions Club at noon Manchester Motor Inn Kiwanis at noon Manchester Trenton Lions Club at 6 30 p.m. Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at 7 30 p.m. Alpha Council 326 Jr OA UM at 19 N Broad St Toastmasters at 7 30 p.m. Eastern Lanes Middletown Trade and Labor Council at 7 30 AFL Hall Franklin FCE Auxiliary officers 7 30 p.m. regular meeting 8 p.m. BPOE Lodge 257 8 p.m. Elks Temple Executive Committee Armco Employees Independent Federation 8 p.m. AELF office Moose Lodge 501 8 p.m. Moose Hall 100 Lodge 956 8 p.m. 2304 Central Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30
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Kiwanis
Trenton Lions Club
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette
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Alpha Council 326
U.A.M
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Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Middletown
Franklin F.C.E
BPOE
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Armco Employees Independent Federation
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Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Central
Alcoholics Anonymous
Rhode Island English teachers to rate high school teaching
The Rhode Island Council of English teachers plans to rate English teaching in public private and Catholic high schools. A spokesman said schools failing to meet standards would not be censured while those meeting them would receive an "excellence" stamp.
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Newport
R.I
Rhode Island Council of English Teachers
Seaweed Varieties Used As Food In Asia And Hawaii
The article notes that certain seaweeds are used as food in the Orient and in Hawaii. It mentions culinary uses and regional preferences for edible seaweed in these areas.
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Orient
Hawaii
House Democrats mull reducing minimum wage to 1.60
The Education and Labor Committee plans to trim the bill from 1.75 to 1.60 per hour and limit coverage from 7.9 million to 1.3 million workers. Leaders assess passage this session as unlikely with Senate action pushed to next year amid opposition and parliamentary hurdles.
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House
Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Senate
House Education and Labor Committee
Woman Learns to Read at 99 in Chattanooga
Mary Walker aged 99 from Bullock County Alabama learned to read to study God. She joined a Chattanooga Area Literacy Movement class and now reads fluently from the Bible and writes by copying passages.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Mary (Gramma) Walker
Bullock County
Ala
Chattanooga Area
California Hosts One Sixth of Nation's 30000 Plant Varieties
The report notes about 30,000 plant varieties exist in the United States and roughly one sixth of them are cultivated in California.
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The
United States
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