Mosher Predicts A Moresomber Johnson State of the Union
Representative Charles A. Mosher says President Johnson’s State of the Union will be less exuberant than last year with a tough focus on fiscal policy and Viet Nam. He expects broader Great Society costs, potential tax increases, and a demanding budget message aimed at curbing inflation and reining in spending.
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Mosher
LBJ
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
R-13
Ohio
Johnson
House
Washington
Es- Mosher
Viet Nam
Congress
Societ
Mosherty
Con
Gress
Negro leaders aim for California statewide office
California Negro leaders gather in Bakersfield for a three day NPAAC convention to back a Black candidate for secretary of state with aims at higher office. The nominee would run in the June 7 Democratic primary against Milton G. Gordon for real estate commissioner Frank Jordan’s term. Leaders seek cross party help and support from NAACP CORE and MAPA.
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William J. Stanfield
Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
Negro Poiitical Action Association of California
NPAAC
The
NAACP
Congress of Racial Equality
Mexican - American Political Association
Milton G. Gordon
Gordon
Frank Jordan
Lorain Deaths of Robertson Pareno Pope Bates and More
Obituaries from Lorain list Mrs. Cora Robertson aged 87 of 1010th Street died in Shields Nursing Clinic after eight years as a patient. Born October 16 1878 in Amherst she belonged to St Mary Church. Survivors include three daughters Mary McGee Gertrude Davin and Patricia Frank, ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services Friday at St Mary Church following a funeral home service. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Also noted are Louis Pareno 74 husband of Louise died after lengthy illness at 70 Oberlin Ave, Saint Joseph Hospital, burial at Calvary Cemetery, with services at St Mary Church. Billy Pope 37 of 1558 East 30th Street pronounced dead at St Joseph Hospital after a heart attack, survived by three sons, his mother and a sister, with funeral arrangements at Brown’s Funeral Home. Letha May Thompson 73 of RD 1 Spencer died in Lodi Community Hospital. survived by four daughters and five sons, plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren, with services at Parker Funeral Home and burial at Speaker Cemetery. Harry Eugene Bates 39 of 3247 Grove Ave Lorain died after two days illness. served in U S Navy and Army, survived by wife Wilma, daughter Lorna Jeanne, and several siblings and a twin, with services at Reichlin Cooley Funeral Home. The report lists additional relatives and details of funeral arrangements and burial at Ridge Memorial Park.
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Lorain
Cora Cecelia Robertson
10Th
Shields
Schwartz - Spence
Finnerals
Funeral
St. Mary Church
Calvary Cemetery
Louis C. Pareno
Oberlin Ave
St Joseph Hospital
Mr. Pareno
Italy
Bellaire
Pareno
Broadway B
Loyal Order of the Moose
Lake Erie
Louise
Primo Zappa
Cecelia Fabrizio
Theresa Perisi
Mary Krukiewcz
Henry
Reidy-Scanlan
Billy Pope
East 30Th St
St. Joseph Hospital
Mr. Pope
Harlan
Johnny
Ingram
William
John Pope
Harlan, Ky
Lola Clark
Brown
Oren Thompson Spencer
Letha ‘May Thompson
RD. 1
Lodi Community Hospital
Thompson
Spencer
Litchfield Baptist Church
Oren
Idela Mitchell
Maine
Mich
Donnabelle Harriman
Washington D.C
Mary Lou Kostecki
RD 1
Naomi Marcum
Cleveland
Grover Thompson
Olean
N.Y
Blake
Mesa
Ariz
Cart
Collins
Dallas
Wilbur
Shandon
Calif
Merlin Naylor
Wellington
Parker Funeral Home
Speaker Cemetery
Harry E. Bates
Harry Eugene Bates
Grove Ave
Mr. Bates
U. S. Navy
Army
Navy
Pacific
Nuremberg
Germany
James W
Calvin C
Michiwaukee
Wis
Reichlin - Cooley
Rome
Teel
Paul Kirk
Ridge Huw Meremorial Park
Card of Thanks for 50th Anniversary
We express sincere appreciation for the cards and flowers received in observance of our 50th anniversary. Your thoughtfulness made it a very memorable process for Mr and Mire. Olsance Brust.
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Mr and Mire
U.S Made Cars Questioned as Unsafe by Experts
Automotive writers and safety engineers testified at a Iowa hearing that most American made cars are not safe. They cited road tests showing 85 percent of 1966 models rate only half safe with inadequate brakes and tires unfit for heavy loads. Only Chevrolet Corvette and Corvair and Oldsmobile Toronado had disc brakes as standard.
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Des Moines
U.S
Sieycale
Care Coud
Ceee Ritch
Road
Big Four Auto
Tuest
Iowa
Smoking at all time high two years after warning
United Press International reports cigarette consumption hit a record 532 billion last year and will rise again this year. Emerson Foote of the national Advertising Council doubts warnings will curb purchases, noting gradual declines followed by steady rises in many states.
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United Press International
United States
U.S
Foote
Jane Eees
Congress
Agriculture Department
Emerson Foote
National Interagency Council On Smoking
Probe after mom's complaint at Broadway Yellow Cab office
Police inspector Maurice Mumford investigated a Broad Street location after a mother alleged her mentally retarded 24 year old son bought magazines with nudist photos there. He found open magazine displays and five juveniles loitering inclining to pool. Two of the youths claimed work permits while three were charged with delinquency for skipping school.
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Mumford
Charles Richards
Broadway
Fire destroys Mifflin house in Ashland area
A blaze consumed the two story frame house of the Eggert Clay family at Mifflin south of Ashland while the family was away. The overheated coal stove started the fire and damage was estimated at 15000 dollars.
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Ashland
Ohio
UPI
Eggert Clay
Mifflin
Here
Tme
Cars pace retail sales to peak in 1965
Automobile sales helped retail total reach 282.7 billion in 1965, a record high. Overall retail activity rose 8 percent from 1964, with durables up 11 percent and nondurable goods at 7 percent. December sales hit a seasonally adjusted 24.3 billion, an all time monthly high.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
De Gaulle Opens New Term as Wages Talks Begin
Paris UPI reports President Charles de Gaulle convened the first cabinet session of his new seven year term at the Elysee Palace to address domestic wage demands and the future of the European Common Market as the crasis looms.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Senator Novak seeks Congress seat in 20th District
Cleveland UPI report states State Senator Anthony F. Novak circulated petitions Tuesday to win the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 20th District. He is the third Democrat to announce for the seat held by Representative Michael Feighan.
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Cleveland
UPI
Anthony F. Novak
Congress
Democratce
Michael Feighan
LBJ pushes anti poverty and education amid Vietnam concerns
President Johnson announced continued emphasis on antipoverty programs and education despite Vietnam War strains. He described a budget plan for the year and signaled defense spending alongside social progress goals. AFL CIO leader George Meany urged funding assurances as lawmakers weigh the fiscal 1967 budget and social programs.
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Ie Eesone
Presley Meany
Afl-Cio
Hoa Forward
Common pleas court calls county residents for jury
Lorain County Common Pleas Court announces jury service starting January 2 for residents including Joy EB Stroh John J Novak and LeRoy Stauder Paul J Strezovaki Nick Novak Yi plus Elyria Avon Lake Wellington Oberlin Columbia Station and Lorain locals such as Raymond An Dandrea 672 Bell Ave Pauljersbach 2 Hope Ct William Parish 3a Ninth St Juanita Drew Jr D Elliott and Eleanor J Riedthaler.
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LorainsJoy
EB. Stroh
John J. Novak
County Common Pleas Court
LeRoy P. Stauder
Paul J
Strezovaki
Nick Novak
Ola Petkosek
Charles V. Neeson
Elyrians
Thomas
Raymond An- Dandrea
Bell Ave
Pauljersbach
Avon Lake
William Parish
Hope Ct
Amherst boy hurt after bicycle collision with car
A 1 year-old Amherst boy, Christopher Kovach of 712 South Main, was treated at Amherst Hospital for scrapes and bruises after being struck by Leroy Hollingsworth, 37, of Wellington. Hollingsworth left the scene, later surrendered to police and was charged with leaving the scene. he is due in Oberlin Municipal Court.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Amherst Hospital
Jifi
Christopher Kovach
South Main St
Garland Ambulance
Leroy Hollingsworth
Rowell Rd
Wellington
Pyle South
Middle Ridge Rd
Hollingsworth
Lee Police Department
Lorain
Oberlin
Compensation case dismissed in Lorain County court
Patsy D. Sofra of Lorain seeks compensation from the Ohio Bureau of Workmen's Compensation and Ohio Edison Co. The suit was dismissed by Judge John D. Pincura after the plaintiff or his attorney failed to appear for trial yesterday.
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Lorain
Man Hospitalized After Domestic Quarrel in Elyria
A 27-year-old Elyria man Harold D. Henderson was hospitalized in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a domestic quarrel at 3:40 a.m. He told police his wife Annie May Henderson bit his upper arm and bit him with a whiskey bottle to the face and head. He refused to sign an affidavit against her.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harold D. Henderson
Elbe St
Handerson
Westigh St
Annie May Henderson
Police
Births and discharges listed for area residents
Hospital notes record a birth for a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Noble at 177 Warden Ave and multiple discharges including Mrs Thomas Black at 27 High Street and Brenda D Donaldson of 382 Prospect Street along with several others across Graf ton Wakeman and North Ridgeville.
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William Noble
Warden Ave
Thomas Black
High St
Ethel F. Cilman
Alton Dr
Graftan
Eaeden G. Coates
Murray Ridge Rd
Brenda D. Donaldson
Prospect St
Clarence E Fairman
East Royalton Rd
Grafton
James Fortney
Avon Belden
North Ridgeville
Debra Guthrie
Furnace St
Arthur Jones
Earl Ct
Wealey Kemp
Medina
Ellsworth C. Moore
Wakeman
Joseph Newbrough
Spruce St
Wesley A. Parker
Telegraph Rd
Hospital Newsbriefs feature area names and addresses
A brief hospital item lists residents and their street addresses including Mra Elmer Reiter 5397 Barton Rd North Ridgeville Francis Roberts 135 Bath St Lewis Robinson Jr 35330 Woodbine St North Ridgeville Glenn Ruess 147 Park Ave New London and others Michele Woodruff 48 Cadet Dr North Ridgeville Norbert Ziegman 252 Pasadena Ave plus more.
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Mra
Elmer Reiter
Barton Rd
North Ridgeville
Francis Roberts
Bath St
Lewis Robinson Jr
Woodbine St
Glenn F. Ruess
Park Ave
New London
Bill
Goble Dr
Lorain
Ralph C. Steinmetz
Avoneen
North ‘Ridgeville
Eliza’ M. Taylor
Ione St
Lowtis Vider
Civil rights boycott targets Negro schools over registration
Civil rights leaders urged a boycott of Negro schools to protest alleged voter registration discrimination. An attempted recruitment sparked a student riot at a Birmingham area school, with plans for a downtown march and a possible lie in on U S M 1 between Bessemer and Birmingham 13 miles apart.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Bessemer
U.S. M1
Thailand denies Laos invasion reports
Thai government officials denied a US newspaper report that many Thai troops invaded Laos. Foreign Office spokesman Yong Pholbul called the claim groundless and said Thailand and Laos share close, sincere relations. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch carried the original report by Richard Dudman.
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UPI
Laos
Yong Pholbul
Foreign Office
Thailand
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Washi
Richard Dudman
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