Hair Remedies and Bone Meal Cure Baldness Claim
Earl N Knight, a Fort Worth carpenter calling himself a health nut, claims grease alcohol and bone meal from cattle never sprayed with poison disinfectant cure baldness and sprout hair. In Sasebo Japan, leftist students stormed an American naval base protesting the Enterprise arrival with tear gas and water cannons injuring 39 and arresting 15.
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Indians name three new board members at annual meeting
Cleveland Indians shareholders announce three new board members James Stouffer son of Vernon Stouffer Louis Peirce and former third baseman Al Rosen now a stockholder Hank Peters is re elected vice president Peters may leave for the New Kansas City franchise due to an offer to join.
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Guatemala sees wave of machinegun terror continues
Police patrols and car searches failed to stop a wave of terrorism in Guatemala City that has averaged nearly two deaths daily for four days. The seventh victim was 67 year old anti-Communist columnist Alfonso Alejos, killed by machinegun fire from a speeding car as he left his home.
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Ohio aircraft registrations near second in nation
Ohio aims for second in nation as the state reports 4 736 licensed aircraft in 1967, a 25 percent rise from 3 967 in 1963 per Norman Crabtree, Division of Aviation chief, to Gov. Rhodes. Former Port Clinton manager Edward Simmons found guilty of swindling the city of 2 745, by creating a bogus water company and cashing checks. At Oberlin College 31 students face disorderly conduct charges for anti war actions last October. A petition calling for arrests of about 100 students was presented in November.
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Week’s deadliest Vietnam toll since July amid heavy losses
UPI reports U S forces suffered 278 American deaths and 1 323 wounded with 53 missing during the past week in Vietnam The tally marked the heaviest losses in six months and the fourth heaviest of the war with the prior peak 337 deaths in the week ending May 20.
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Weather and life notes from Norwalk region
Cloudy and slightly warmer today with little temperature change tonight and Friday. Norwalk highs and lows nearby. births report a son for Mr and Mrs Richard Knutson. three marriage licenses issued in Wakeman and Norwalk. deaths listed for Wendland Sayles and Heitz among others.
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Key Quotes on State of Union 1968 Johnson Address
President Johnson’s 1968 State of the Union highlights call for temporary tax surcharges to curb inflation, continued Vietnam resolve, steady economic growth, and urban renewal. He insists on jobs, housing, and city rebuilding, urging responsible wage and price actions by business and labor.
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Johnson vows firm Vietnam stance and urban renewal push
President Johnson in the State of the Union pledges a restless nation with more guns and more butter while insisting on a strong Vietnam policy. He commits to rebuilding U.S. cities and creating jobs for the slum poor, addressing Congress and the nation.
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Johnson Budget Seeks Historic 186 Billion With Higher Taxes
President Johnson unveils an 186 billion dollar budget a rise of 10.4 billion over current levels while urging higher taxes. He stresses urban reform housing jobs and law enforcement to curb despair in ghettos and supports expanding four programs including model cities and the war on poverty.
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Willard Girl Competing For Miss Miami Crown
Kathy Ann Emery of Willard is among 36 Miami University coeds vying for the Miss Miami title to be decided on the Oxford campus February 13 through 17. She is a Willard High School graduate and Miami junior majoring in elementary education.
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Bad Check Charge Dismissed Against Local Man
A bad check charge against Wilbur E. Montgomery 26 of 105 N Main St Willard was dismissed after he was held in Huron County jail on the charge Two men filed petitions for precinct committeeman with the Huron County Board of Elections Louis Donnamiller Republican from Norwich Township and M E Buckingham Democrat from New Haven Township both completed their filings
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Linwood Bridge Remains Closed Due to Ice
The Linwood Bridge stays shut until ice melts or is removed. Service Director Morley Price said Street Department efforts failed as ice is frozen in ruts. After a two car crash blamed on icy ruts, three tons of salt were applied Tuesday and calcium chloride Wednesday with another salt application this morning, but the ice persists.
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New London Rites Set For Lance Corporal Walton
Military services for Lance Corporal Lawrence Richard Walton of New London will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Eastman Funeral Home. Walton, 21, was killed January 9 in Vietnam while with the First Marine Division. He is survived by his father Richard Walton and his mother died in December 1965. Memorials to the New London Boosters Club for the athletic field are optional.
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Cuba Says U S Pilot Everett Jackson Captured After Plane Shot Down
Cuban radio reported ex paratrooper Everett D Jackson of Los Angeles was captured off central Cuba after his light plane was shot down near Cadiz Bay in Las Villas province. The 27 year old, a U S Army veteran, allegedly admitted intent to infiltrate Cuban territory and carried gear including an M1 carbine and cameras.
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World readers judge LBJ speech abroad
British papers call the State of the Union dull and uneventful amid election year focus on Vietnam and domestic issues. Paris and Tokyo commentaries echo uncertainty with no new U S policy items. International outlets predict limited impact for Johnson’s Great Society this year.
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