Stern to publish JFK book serialization in West Germany
About 2 million copies of Stern were shipped to West German homes and newsstands carrying the uncensored serialization of The Death of a President. Stern refused Sen. RFK’s request to remove passages and said legal action would be difficult. the magazine paid $72,500 for rights and would defend the publication against possible libel claims.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Stern Today
Robert F. Kennedy
William Manchester
Kennedy
Stern
Norbert Sakowski
Sakowski
West Germany
Look
John F. Kennedy
Perfectly Happy Siamese Twins Die At 54
Margaret and Mary Gibb, oldest American born Siamese twins joined at the base of the spine, died Sunday at Holyoke Hospital from hypertensive heart disease. Autopsy showed cancer of the bladder in Margaret spread to the lungs of both. The pair, who toured vaudeville and circuses, lived in Holyoke after retiring from show business.
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Holyoke
Mass
UPI
Margaret and
Mary Gibb
Holyoke Hospital
John Gibb
Nine Die When Car Plunges Into Hoover Reservoir
Divers search Hoover Reservoir for two missing victims after a car drove off a snow slick road and submerged. Seven bodies had been recovered by Sunday, including Steven Rutherford, 12, and his mother Mary Rutherford, 41, with six others found earlier.
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Columbus
UPI
Hoover Reservoir
Steven Franklin Rutherford
Steven
Bertie Marie
Mary Jane
Mary Helen Rutherford
Delaware County
Delores Ann
Karen Sue
Sharon Lou
Lisa Ann
Teresa Lynn Rutherford
State
Rhodes Begins Second Term In Brief Inauguration
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes was sworn in for a second four year term in a brief ceremony. He pledged top priority for education, created an Office of Urban Affairs, signaled possible school tax increases, and promised state employee pay raises as he urged taxpayers to demand value for every dollar spent.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Lights Requested for Pond In Monroeville
Monroeville officials referred a request by Mrs. Edward Gross for a lighted skating pond to the Recreation Board. The EPA will supply free electricity but the recreation board to decide on installation. The meeting also approved a sewer line easement for Clayton Boehler and noted new septic storage at Norman Roeder residence.
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Monroeville
Huron River
Recreation Board
Clayton Boehler
South Main Street
Alfred Martin
Boehler
Myron Gerber
Norman C. Roeder
Mayer Allotment
Gerber
War May Distort Decisions by Vietnam War Costs
Congressman Charles A. Mosher warned that the new 9th Congress may have its choices distorted by the costs of the Vietnam War. He warned against a popular cry to neglect other needs using Vietnam as excuse and urged ethics reforms and better procedures in Congress.
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Charles A. Mosher
9Th Congress
Vietnam
Mosher
Congress
Powell
Police Check 2 Accidents
Norwalk police investigated two minor accidents this weekend. Eileen J. Baker age 18 of 36 Cortland Street was cited for improper changing of lanes after a collision with George P. Mesenburg Jr age 21 of RD 1. Both cars were westbound at 7 46 p m Friday in front of 20 West Main Street. Vinton E Holm age 64 of 81 West Main Street was cited for improper backing after a two car crash at 10 52 a m Saturday on East Water Street in front of the Maple City Ice Warehouse. Holm backed from the driveway into a westbound car driven by Aurelia Habick age 49 of Huron.
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Norwalk
Eileen J. Baker
Cortland St
George P. Mesenburg, Jr
Main St
Vinton E. Holm
East Water Street
Maple City
Ice Warehouse
Holm
Water Street
Aurelia A. Habick
Huron
City Burglar Takes Cigarettes at Benders Grocery
A burglar broke a basement window to enter Benders Grocery at 46 Jefferson St after closing Friday. Two cartons of cigarettes vanished. police say the break-in occurred Friday night or early Saturday morning and the investigation continues.
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Bender’s Grocery
Jefferson St
Ohio approves two insurers to transact business
The Ohio Department of Insurance certifies Woodmen Accident Life Company Lincoln Nebraska and American Casualty Company of Reading Pennsylvania comply with state laws and are authorized for the current year. Financials dated December 31 1965 show assets liabilities and surpluses with net assets 33.7 million for American Casualty and 60.4 million assets with 16.6 million surplus for Woodmen. Both certifications bear William R Morris Superintendent seal dated July 1 1966.
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State of Ohio
Department of Insurance
State of
Ohio
Woodmen Accident & Life Company
Lincoln
Nebraska
Columbus
William R. Morris
Insurance of
American Casualty Company OF
Reading
Pennsylvania
William RB. Morris
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Lesan
Universal Picture
Huron County Bank
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John F. Appel
Margaret
Loew’s
Keith
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Cole Brothers Circus
River Patrol
Sanders
Ena Ee
Telae
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspapers Association
Milan
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Erie
U.S
BPA
Huron County Board of Health
M.M. Schirtzinger
Chillicothe
Kubach-Smith Funeral Homes
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