Presidential Mementos Through The Tie Clasp Era
White House reporter notes presidents have used cufflinks and tie clasps as status tokens. FDR formed a cufflinks gang, Truman wore a gold pick, Eisenhower popularized a gold golf ball pin, Kennedy boosted PT-109 bars, Johnson issued gold items marked 64, Nixon's plain gold head‑coin clasp grows popular with staff blazers labeled experimental and Kissinger not suited to touring saxman image.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Air Force One
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
New Trial Ordered in Sixth District Civil Appeal
The Sixth District Court of Appeals orders a new trial in a civil suit by John D. Darnell of Monroeville against Susan Eastman of Garfield Heights. The dispute stems from an accident near Monroeville on June 4, 1966, with counterclaims by Educators and Executives of Columbus and Annie Eastman.
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Sixth District Court of Appeals
John D. Darnell
Monroeville
Susan Eastman
Garfield Heights
Darnell
Miss Eastman
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Harvey Straub
John Potter
Clifford Brown
Miss Eastman and Her Insurance Company, Educators and Executives of
Columbus
Annie Eastman
Area Dogs Score High in Obedience Tests
Two top rated dogs from the Huron County Kennel Club scored high in obedience tests in Detroit and Fort Wayne. Ingwerheims Miss Robbin a Sheltie owned by Mrs. Gilbert Dobbins and Kayes Perpetual Motion a Doberman Pincher owned by Gary Weegman earned near perfect scores toward companion dog accreditation, with Fort Wayne and Detroit events supplying the final leg for full approval.
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Huron County Kennel Club
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ingwerheims
Miss
New London Sets Baseball Meeting
The New London American Legion will hold a baseball organizational meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Area boys born on or after Aug 1 1950 are eligible to join the summer legion team. Contact Norm Pheifer after 6 p.m. at 929 0222 if unable to attend. eligible schools include New London South Central Western Reserve Mapleton Black River Midview Wellington Oberlin Norwalk. This is the sixth season for American Legion baseball in New London.
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New London American Legion
Legion
Pheifer
New London
South Central
Western Reserve
Mapleton
Black River
Midview
Wellington
Oberlin
Norwalk
American Legion
Ohio Plant To Produce New Homes
Gov. Rhodes announced Kingsberry Homes will locate a 68 acre plant in southern Ohio at Waverly to start construction this spring. The plant aims to employ 125 people and produce 500 sectionalized homes annually on a two hall assembly line.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Robert C. Smith
Kingsberry Homes
Atlanta
Waverly
Smith
Kingsberry
Six Drivers Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
Six drivers were found guilty in Huron County Common Pleas Court for drunken driving. Each received three days in jail, a $200 fine, court costs, and a 30 day license revocation. The defendants include William L. Steward, Bellie L. Boyd, James K. Franks, Austin Wright, Ben W. Scott, and Mantemus Gearheart.
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Lowell Sparks
Monroeville
Robert Thornton
Willard
William L. Steward
Tiffin
Bellie L. Boyd
New London
James K. Franks
Sandusky
Austin Wright
Cleveland
Ben W. Scott
Toledo
Mantemus Gearheart
Shiloh
Homework For Young Job Hunters Kids urged to research before summer job hunt
New York reports Elmer Winter of Youthpower urges 16 and 17 year olds to study potential employers before applying. The program, aiding teens in 25 cities last summer and over 30 this year, offers diverse jobs and tips on dress, references, and post interview thanks.
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New York
UPI
Elmer Winter
Manpower Inc
Winter
Milwaukee Layner
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Merriman Smith
White House
F.D.R
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pra
Sheltie
Doberman
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
Dallas
Toronto
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tex
Youthpower
Bank Americard
Blinzley Furniture
West Main
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