Finance Barons Await Bankers Opinion On World Economy
Washington AP bankers and economists awaited the IMF and World Bank meetings as Treasury officials prepared Secretary Kennedy’s broad review. President Nixon urged price stability and development efforts, while Germany’s move to lift mark controls drew close attention amid speculation on exchange rates. The IMF and Bonn signaled cautious support for Germany’s decision to resume par value discussions.
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Washington
World Finance
United States
U.S. Treasury Department
David M. Kennedy
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Treasury
Kennedy
Nixon
50 Young Hawaiians Wreck Bankers Hall
About 30 youths and several girls raided the American Bankers Association exhibition hall in Honolulu overturning tables and smashing typewriters and lighting fixtures. Four men and four women were arrested as center officials had just left. Damages estimated in the thousands of dollars. A CORE spokesman warned disruption unless a demand for six billion dollars to redress alleged exploitation of American Negroes is met.
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Honolulu
American Banker's Association
ABA
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Bankers’ Convention
Leroy Fink
Seminar Speaker Tackles Expressing Affection at Church
Rev. Wayne Morgan, pastoral counselor, leads the monthly mental health seminar at First United Methodist Church tomorrow at 1 p.m. The talk titled Love is What We Need Now addresses problems in expressing affection. Seminar is sponsored by the Community Day Hospital Association whose members also provide child care during the program.
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Wayne Morgan
First United Methodist Church
Community Day Hospital Association
New Tel Aviv Caseidin Aims to Halt Meningitis and Pneumonia
Caseidin, a new immunizing substance developed in Israel, promises protection against meningitis pneumonia and kidney destruction. It is derived from milk non toxic and could prove more useful than some antibiotics.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Champion Names George Wachter President of Champion Papers
George Wachter is named president of Champion Papers division of U S Ply wood Champion Papers Inc reporting to Roy J. Lund. Wachter, formerly VP executive assistant to Sund, takes charge of operations production and sales effective Oct 1 as part of a leadership continuity plan. He joined Champion in 1965 as assistant to the VP manufacturing and later became VP engineering and development.
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Champ Wachterion Papers
Paper & Allied Products Group
Wachter
Roy J. Lund
Sund
Champion
Bendetsen
Lund
Menominee, Mich
Champion Papers
Local Girl Receives CSU Scholarship Award
Eugenie L. Gregory daughter of Mrs Evernelia Gregory 811 17th Ave received a 1300 academ scholarship at Central State University in Wilberforce She is a junior art education major active in the school musical ensemble art club Association of Women Students and the campus newspaper with a 30 GPA Mrs Gregory is a Middletown High School alumna class of 1967.
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Eugenie L. Gregory
Evernelia Gregory
17Th Ave
Central State University
Wilberforce
Miss Gregory
Central State
Association of Women Students
Gregory
Middletown High School
Middletown to Renew Levy as School Campaign Launches
Nearly 700 Middletown school system employees attended a kickoff meeting at Middletown High School to back a 12.18 mill renewal levy in November. Superintendent Gene T. Lubera and campaign leaders Virgil Maines and Knight Goodman outlined plans using posters, ads, endorsements, and community contacts to inform voters.
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Middletown
New Middletown High School
Gene T. Lubera
Virgil Maines
Better Schools Committee
Knight Goodman
Goodman
Stokes Set for Re election in Cleveland Primary
Carl B. Stokes expected to win the Democratic primary for Cleveland mayor with Robert J. Kelly as challenger. If successful, he faces Republican Ralph J. Perk in November. Low turnout anticipated with 150000 expected to vote from 316340 registered voters. Stokes relies on strong black support and aims to attract white votes as well.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Carl B. Stokes
U.S
Stokes
Robert J. Kelly
Kelly
Cuyahoga County
Ralph J. Perk
New Police Chief Named In Hamilton
Lt. George McNally 41 of 364 Cleveland Ave becomes Hamilton police chief after 18 years with the force. He tops a Civil Service exam list of three, succeeds the late Chief Albert J. Osborne, and has won pistol team trophies including a national championship.
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Hamilton
George McNally
Cleveland Ave
McNally
Albert J. Osborne
Community club and organization meeting schedule
Wednesday calendar lists Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m in Manchester South Middletown Fire Association at 7 p m Amanda Fire House Civic City Commission 7 p m Central School PTO 7 30 p m IOOF Miami Lodge 8 p m Monroe IOOF Hall and other gatherings across Butler County including Elktones Eagles FOE and American Legion posts plus youth and service groups at local venues with times from 8 a m to 8 15 p m
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Sertoma Club
Manchester
South Middletown Fire Association
Amanda
Butler County Planned Parenthood Clinic
Civic City Commission
Central School Pto
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe Ioof
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Middletown Business and Professional Association
Booth
Board of Realtors Traders Club
Tee’s. New Car Dealers Association
Brown’s Run Country Club
Mary Etta
Shawnee Field Archers
Blythe - Williams American Legion
McElfresh American Legion
Franklin Post
MUST
Burton Road
Middletown Aviation Club
FAMA
Fenwick High School
Knights of Columbus
K of
Ioof Highview
Order of Ahepa
Greek Orthodox Church
Europe second in cars and trucks registered worldwide
U N figures show 55 percent of the world s passenger cars and 41 percent of its commercial vehicles are registered in North America. Europe ranks second with 34 percent of cars and 22 percent of trucks registered there.
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Europe
United Nations
N. Y
U.N
North Ameria
Boy Scout Training Sessions Set
A six session training course begins Thursday for Pokey Griffith District leaders and troop committee men. William Harbaum directs with John Wilkinson and Dr. Michael Matthews aiding. Sessions run 7 to 9 30 p m each Thursday, 75 cent registration, topics include scout programs patrol method outdoor programs and troop funding. An overnight session will be at Camp Hook.
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Pokey Griffith
William Harbaum
John Wilkinson
Michael Matthews
Camp Hook
CG&E Names New Nuclear Plant After William H Zimmer
CG&E announces the Moscow Ohio plant will be the William H Zimmer Nuclear Power Station. The project with Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric and Dayton Power & Light aims to build a $240 million facility near Moscow with an initial unit of 840 000 kilowatts, a second unit planned for 1976. Zimmer, CG&E president since 1962, has served nearly 49 years with the company.
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Moscow
Clermont County
William H. Zimmer
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&E’s
Zimmer
Cg&e
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Pumpkin Festival Bus Trip To Circleville
Ohio Bus Lines sponsors a Circleville Pumpkin Festival excursion on Oct 18. The round trip costs 9.25 prepaid or 9.75 day of travel with refreshments included. Depart 9:30 am from Clinton Street terminal and 9:40 am from Franklin. return about 9:30 pm. Phone 422-9811 for reservations. The festival features a pumpkin eating contest hog calling baton twirling and booths with pies jellies and gourds.
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Circleville
Ohio Bus Lines
Clinton Street
Reynolds Avenue
Franklin
Lords as Supreme Judicial Authority in Britain
A concise note states that the House of Lords serves as the supreme judicial authority in Great Britain, outlining its role in the nation’s legal framework and constitutional balance.
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The
House of Lords
Great Britain
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Champion Papers Inc
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CSU
Lubera
John Dobrozsi
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First Ave
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Gene Tunney
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Larry Day
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