Centerville Candidate Opposes Strikes In Ohio Education Board
Charlene H Bayless candidate for the State Board of Education from the 24th district spoke at an Optimist Club meeting in Centerville. She opposes teacher strikes and busing, criticizes the Purdy Report and state education bill, favors state administration of education funds, and aims to shape policy. She is one of three candidates for the board seat.
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Fred Sennet
Charlene H. Bayless
Centerville
State Board of Education
Congress
Bayless
Jaycee Candy Sale Set For Halloween in Middletown
Middletown Jaycees announce their third annual Halloween candy sale on Oct. 7 with co chairs Gerald Porter and Bob Tindall. Members will sell door to door from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2,400 bags ordered, each containing 100 pieces and priced at $1. Profits fund Jaycee youth programs. Other sales committee members include Arnold Fugate treasurer Jim Glick manpower and Ben Roberts and Ben McIntire publicity.
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Middletown Jaycees
Gerald Porter
Bob Tindall
Jaycee
Arnold Fugate
Jim Glick
Ben Roberts
Ben Mclintire
Hyland Picked for Pacific Fleet Commander Role
President Johnson announced Vice Admiral John J. Hyland will replace Admiral Roy L. Johnson as commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet. Hyland currently heads the 7th Fleet in the Straits of Formosa and will be promoted to full admiral. Rear Admiral William F. Bringle is chosen to lead the 7th Fleet as vice admiral.
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San Antonio, Tex
Johnson
John J. Hyland
Roy L. Johnson
Hyland
Straits of Formosa
Pacific Fleet
Charity Stock Sales Bring In $47 585
In Abilene Texas more than 350 head of cattle and one goat totaling 1620 were sold for 47585 05 at the seventh cattlemen roundup for crippled children Proceeds plus 23000 from Texas stockmen raise the total to 70585 05 for the West Texas Rehabilitation Center A nanny goat sold and resold 31 times with final buyer Charles Morris donating it for an October 2 sale.
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Abilene
Tex
Texas
West Texas Rehabilitation Center
Charles Morris
Refund Long Due Finds Man After 73 Years
William Stagg, in Louisville, received a $3.50 refund from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for a ticket bought 73 years ago. He discovered the stub among debris from a demolished station, wrote the railroad, and collected the amount.
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
William Stagg
Stagg
Hearing Dates Set for Ohio Bell Rate Charges
The Public Utilities Commission schedules November 13 to 17 for further hearings on rates charged by Ohio Bell Telephone Co. for special equipment. Rep. George E. Mastics pushes the hearings, arguing against ongoing higher charges for Princess, Trimline, touch-tone and color phones and amplifiers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
George E. Mastics
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Bell
Longtime New York Central railroaders retire after 46 and 43 years
Robert W. Fishbaugh and John F. Schmidt retire from the Big Four line after 46 and 43 years with the New York Central. Fishbaugh began in 1921 as a ticket clerk and ended as yard master. Schmidt joined in 1923, rising from clerk stenographer to agent in the local office, retiring in 1966.
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New York Central
Robert W. Fishbaugh
Crawford St
John F. Schmidt
Franklin ‘St
Big Four
Schmidt
Darrtown
Walter
Smokey
Oxford
Little Darrtown
Miami - Jacobs Business College
Dayton
Hamilton Business School
Bill
Fishbaugh
Florida
Joseph
Middletown
Women's Trimnastic Classes Set At Y
The YMCA announces a new series of trimnastic classes for women, after last year's popularity with 150 attendees. Three eight week sessions run Oct 10 to Dec 5, Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 30 to 10 36 a m under Mrs Amy Bilich. Exercise to music, toning, grace, and a post class swim with instructor support. Babysitting service offered during the sessions through the YMCA.
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YMCA
Fred Cooper
Amy Bilich
Cooper
Ymca Physical Department
Wildcat Strike Closes J and L
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. shut its Cleveland operations Friday due to a wildcat strike affecting 3,600 United Steelworkers Local 185 and 188 members. Two blast furnaces were banked and the basic oxygen furnace closed. strike began in the cold mill and spread to the hot mill after union committeeman John Krajaci was suspended.
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Cleveland
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
United Steel Workers ‘Union
John Krajaci
Highway aid released 1.1 billion for quarter
The Bureau of Public Roads released 1.1 billion in advance authorizations to states for federal highway aid for the quarter starting Sunday. This enables planning and obligations for highways with funds to be paid in 1968-69. A total of 4.8 billion was allocated for the full year in August. A state breakdown will be released Saturday.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Arthur Fiedler Reflects on 39 Years of Conducting Fame
In Tokyo at 72, Arthur Fiedler recalls his 53-year musical career and 39 years as a conductor. He notes a wish to avoid pigeonholing and stresses equal attention to all music, planning a 48 concert North American tour and a potential book titled Fiedler on the Hoof. He explains sustaining energy through constant activity and enjoys guiding the Yomiuri Symphony, praising improved Japanese brass despite expectations of a big American tone.
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Tokyo
Arthur
United States
Yomiuriennese
Boston
Fiedler
Palo Alto
Calif
Canada
Honolulu
Europe
Asia
South America
Yomiuri Symphony
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Jaycee Candy Sale
Adm. Hyland
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konther
Mgr
Ave
Portals Quartet
Evangelistic
SUN
Revs
Herb and
Betty Wilson
William G
John
John Schmidt
Robert Fishbaugh
Wildcat
Tytus Avenue
Church of God
James M. Uniamen
Arthur Fiedler
Salem
China
Apple Sale
Coatland
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
King
Salisbury
West Be
Betty Crocker
Mer
Wweke
UT Ea
Oswalt
Manchester
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