Notable figures seek political or aviation milestones across 1960s headlines
Shirley Temple Black pursues another run for Congress after last year's GOP defeat. Brigitte Bardot arrives in London to film. Mike Veaney emerges from 61 days underground, praising his health. Washington's Governor Evans finally earns his high school diploma after 25 years. Joachim Foikis receives a Canadian grant to fund town fool work. Jerrie Mock plans a new record flight from Columbus via Puerto Rico to St Louis and back.
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Shirley Temple Black
Congress
Washington
Mrs Black
Paul McCloskey Jr
California
Mike Veaney
London
Meaney
Bill White
Austin
Dan Evans
Evans
University of Washington
Richard West
Columbus
Jerrie Mock
Mrs. Mock
Puerto Rico
St Louis
Milan water tank work discussed and bids reviewed
Milan village board considered cleaning and painting the water tank with bids from Kessler Contractors. A separate bid for sandblasting rust was not firm until engineer inspection. A $1500 bid threshold would trigger public bidding and a four day job window was cited.
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Milan
Village Board of Public Affairs
Robert Krift
Kessler Contractors
Fremont
Clevite Corp
John Savard
General Electric Convenience and Enjoyment Promoted
General Electric advertises ease and pleasure with daily hours from 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. May promotions promise Eagle Stamps brand rewards. The copy touts no money down and 3.50 monthly payments for a large family laundry capacity, highlighting easy operation and broad customer benefits.
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Wotton Family
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