Bloodmobile to Visit Franklin County for 150 Pints
The Red Cross aims to collect 150 pints of blood from Franklin Countians at the Youth Center on Sept 15. About 200 donors will be sought before Sept 15 to ensure a smooth schedule. The center will run with a doctor, nine registered nurses, six or seven canteen workers, and several helpers, operating through June 30, 1965 at an estimated cost of 1390 dollars. If continued, yearly costs rise to 1740 dollars. The program is funded from a reserve by the county Red Cross and depends on continued fundraising.
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Red Cross
Franklin
4Th
Walnut
County Red Cross
Cops Clash With Protesters Over Fatal Police Shooting
About 75 students mostly Negro march peacefully near an East Side school after off duty white police lieutenant shot 15 year old James Powell. Police say Powell advanced with a knife. crowd grows violent as police reinforce. one officer injured.
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New York
East Side
Manhattan
East 76Th Street
James Powell
Thomas Gilligan
Convict Still Has Freedom in Ohio After Release
Dr Samuel H Sheppard 40 former Cleveland osteopath famed for the bludgeon slaying of his wife remains free as marshals decline to take him into custody. A Sixth Circuit stay order and a habeas corpus ruling by a district judge led to his first night of freedom in nine years with no arrest order issued and he stays at a Columbus motel.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Sheppard
United States
County Budget 1965 Calls for Mill Levy Increase
Kay Jarvis reports the proposed 1965 county budget increases to 2,324,209.62 from 2,081,774.66, with a 1.32 mill levy raise. Hearings set for Aug. 3 in the commissioners’ room to explain the plan, including a state-permission request to raise county general fund levies and a $21,000 increase in hospital maintenance to 41,000.
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Kay Jarvis
Court House
State Board of Tax Appeals
County General Fund
General County
Parking Plans Set For Dedication
Three parking sites near Pomona Dam will hold 27 000 cars for the reservoir dedication on September 5. Site A holds 8 000 near the site, Site B holds 3 000 near the outlet, and Site C holds 16 000 north of the dam with lake views. Buses will shuttle attendees. private vehicles and pedestrians are banned on dedication day. The boat-launching area in Management Park will close all day for the water show.
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Pomona Dam
Joe Ferns
Franklin County
Ferns
Michigan Valley
Overbrook
Goldwater Launches White House Bid in San Francisco
Senator Barry Goldwater opened his presidential campaign at the Cow Palace, declaring extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. He urged the GOP to keep power with the people as he and running mate Rep. William Miller embraced a conservative platform. Miller praised Goldwater as a truth-teller and defender of American freedom.
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San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Cow Palace
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
America
GOP National Committee
Dean Burch
Mil
Michigan
George W. Romney
Kenneth 5B. Keating
Sen. Goldwater
Washington
George Reedy
White House
Johnson
United States
Reedy
iIt
tWe
Boy Scouts Swap Val ley Forge Jamboree Trade Tales
In Valley Forge Pa the long sixth national jamboree opens as 52 000 Scouts and leaders pitch tents and pledge to American values Joseph A Brunton Jr chief of the nations 514 million scouts watches 1800 flags rise. Trading tents fill with neckerchiefs patches shells and odd goods while 60 carloads deliver gear except for a lone pair of tweezers.
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Valley Forge
Skipper Netherly
Junction
Tex
Green Hills
Joseph A. Brunton Jr
America
Baggate
Barry Goldwater's Hard Way Shaped Arizona Senator
A profile tracing Barry Goldwater's rise as a conservative leader. From family roots in Konin Poland to Phoenix and the Goldwater department store empire, the piece recalls his upbringing by a determined mother and political relatives. It notes his stance against Eisenhower and the GOP direction in 1957.
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Michael Goldwasser
Konin
Poland
Paris
England
New York
California
Goldwater
Arizona
Big Mike
United States
Barry Goldwater
Ilinois
Dweight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Senate
Jefferson
Jackson
Eisenhower
Washington
Advertising Council
Economic Outlook Bright as GNP Hits Record High
Washington reports a strong and balanced expansion with a 10 billion dollar rise in the annualized gross national product for April to June, a record 618.5 billion yearly rate. Nonfarm payrolls reach 9.1 million in June, earnings rise to 103.50 weekly, unemployment at 5.3 percent. President Johnson cites continued gains into the second half.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Commerce Department
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Labor Department
County Forecast Partly cloudy and warm through Saturday
Partly cloudy humid and warm through Saturday with south winds 5 to 15 mph. Chance for thundershowers tonight. Low tonight mid to upper 70s, High Saturday mid to upper 90s, near 100 in zone 6.
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Cheryl Todd
Massasoit
Forest Park
Cheryl
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ted Brill
Franklin County Red Cross
Franklin County Medical Society
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
H. D. McGrath
Mason Bridges
Topeka
Carol Blaas
Douglas County Red Cross
J. T. Morrisey
Gilligan
Joseph Coyle
Powell
Barry
Ler
George Hinman
William Miller
Boy Scouts
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Phoenix
Tor
Josephine Goldwater
Bob
Carolyn
U.S
Old Glory
Mike
Economy Report
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