FAA forecast projects growth in air travel through 1968
The FAA's five year Aviation Forecast predicts U S air travel will rise with revenue passenger miles reaching 62 billion in 1968 from 42.5 billion in 1962. International travel expands faster than domestic as jet aircraft enter fleets, air traffic declines in carriers and military flights, while general aviation expands driven by business activity.
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Federal Aviation Agency
U. S
FAA
Office of Policy Development
Kipton Man Cited For Assault In Two Attacks
A year-old Kipton man, David L. Keith, was charged after allegedly attacking a 52-year-old Defiance man on two occasions. Siebenaler said Keith entered his car at Gas Town Station and struck him in the mouth twice, took his keys, and threatened to cut him up if help was sought. Keith later woke Siebenaler at Sunset Motel and struck him again in the chest during a confrontation.
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Kipton
David L. Keith
Simmon Siebenaler
Rt. 5
Sheriff's
Keith
Rt 10
Sheriff's Department
Siebenaler
Sunset
Rt. 20
Pay as you go Hughes inaugural music cost sparks critique
Gov elect Harold Hughes said pay as you go government can backfire after learning Norm Lee band was hired in Des Moines for about $400 more than local musicians asked. He offered to personally cover the extra cost.
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Hughes
Alcoholics Anonymous Overview and Contact
A concise description of Alcoholics Anonymous as a fellowship for men and women to share experiences and support sobriety. It notes no membership fee or affiliation with sects or political groups, and states the primary goal is staying sober and helping others achieve sobriety. Box 592 Elyria Ohio.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Elyria
Ohio
Lime bids indicate savings for water works lime contract
Four bids were received for lime to be used at the water works pumping station. Sciota Lime and Stone Co. of Delaware bid the low price at 19.9 dollars per ton for 220 tons, totaling under four thousand six hundred dollars. Last year’s contractor cost 20.15 per ton, suggesting a 25 cent saving per ton if awarded. Other bids came from Macii Inca Elwood Pa 24.0, Marble Cliff Quarries Co Columbus 20.0, National Gypsum Co Buffalo 23.85.
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Bost
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Sciota Lime and Stone Co
Delaware
Cowden
Council
Macii
Inca
Elwood
Marble Cliff Quarries Co
Columbus
National Gypsum Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Talks on plastics given PTA unit
NORTH RIDGEVILLE - PTA unit with 380 members discussed plastics at Wilcox School and Ridgeville High School. Demonstrations included making jelly from 99 percent to 98 percent chemicals and solidifying sand with two percent chemicals while plans for a Feb 16 supper were announced. Founders Day Feb 4 at 8 pm will honor past presidents. tokens will be given to those with the most daughters.
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North Ridgeville
David Nard Noll
Prout
James Poarach
B. F. Goodrichs
John Co
Avon Lake
D'Etterre
PTA
Wilcox Bers. Pla
Ever Wilcox
Ridgeville Ring
Sabin
Dr.i
David Tripp
James Yost
Charles Sabin
Stuart
Robert Schmittgen
George Brotherton
Yost
PTA Fed
Jack Kotnik
Ber
Sherman Recounts Arkansas Post Battle in Civil War Memoir
In a vivid reminiscence, Union commander Sherman recalls the tough fighting near Vicksburg, the fall of Fort Hindman, and the Arkansas Post expedition. He notes heavy losses, battlefield grit, and the strategic reshuffling that followed Grant’s shifting orders as McClernand pressed for glory.
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Porter
Sherman
Arkansas Post
Fort Hindman
U.S. Grant
Department
Grant
John A. McClernand
Vicksburg
Arkansas River
McClernand
Arkansas
Illinois
White
Mississippi
Admiral Porter
Nazis file suit against Philadelphia newspaper group
UPI reports the American Nazi party and officers filed a 1 million libel suit in federal court against the Daily News of Philadelphia and Triangle Publications, alleging a story created a false impression of Nazi support among burglars and criminals. Walter H Annenberg is named briefly in connection with the case.
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Gall
Wormwood
The
News
CT photos win awards in contest
CT photographer David A. Wilding won four awards in the 7th annual contest for Ohio press photographers, the Ohio Press Photographers Association and the Ohio State Exhibition Commission in Columbus. Harry L. Snavely earned honorable mention for a sports photo in papers with circulations under 30,000. Wilding took first place for feature story pictures and a picture story, tied for third in feature, and earned third for spot news coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
David A. Wilding
Ohio Press
Ohio Press Photographers Association
Ohio State Exposition Commission
Columbus
Harry L. Snavely
Wilding
Erie battle stamp request for Lake Erie anniversary
Congressman Charles A. Mosher of Oberlin asks Postmaster General J Edward Day to approve a commemorative stamp for the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie fought near Put-in-Bay on September 10, 1813. The move supports the Inter-Lake Yachting Association’s 70th anniversary plans and its Put-In-Bay region event.
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J. Edward Day
Lake Erie
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Put[e Bay
Conjgressman
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Put-In-Bay Area
Bear of Oakland Returns to Service for Byrd Expedition
An 89 year old vessel nicknamed the stoutest ship ever built, the Bear, famed for Arctic and Antarctic service with Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd, is to be restored in Dartmouth Nova Scotia and towed to Philadelphia for a maritime museum and restaurant. The ship, launched in 1874, ferried mail, supplies, and a full Eskimo village, helped found Alaska's reindeer herd, and supported Byrd's 1933 Antarctic voyage.
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Washington
Bear
Richard E. Byrd
Dartmouth
Nova Scotia
Philadelphia
Greenock
Scotland
National Geographic Society
St. John's
Newfoundland
Brar
North Atlantic
Greely
Ellesmere Island
United States
Bouht
United States Revenue Marine
Coast Guard
Alaskan
Alaska
Siberia
Bering Sea
Oakland
Calif
Bear of
Adm
Byrd
Adm. Byrd
National Geographic Magazine
Washington, D.C
Norwalk Jaycees to honor youth award at annual dinner
The Norwalk Junior Chamber of Commerce names the Distinguished Service Award winner for 1962 to be recognized at Bosses Night on January 24 at the Knights of Columbus Home on West Main Street. The program includes a cocktail hour, dinner at 6 p.m., and speaker William Hoare of Ohio Fuel Gas Co. The local DSA winner advances to the state contest.
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Norwalk
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