Liquor Board Reverses Night Club Permit Transfer
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control reversed a June 1 rejection of Washington Towers Inc transfer of a night club permit to Washington Towers Dockiad Lounge Inc at 104 Washington Ave. The department cited careful consideration and good cause shown in rescinding the prior rejection.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Washington Towers, Inc
Washington Ave
Washington Towers Dockiad Lounge, Inc
Department of Liquor Control
Priest asks Pope to remove Cardinal McIntyre in Los Angeles
A 29 year old priest, Father William H DuBay, says Cardinal James Francis McIntyre failed to lead white Catholics against racial discrimination and has used intimidation. DuBay sent a letter to Pope Paul VI and spoke at a Compton news conference about the alleged abuses and his discipline for advocating integration.
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Los Angeles
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
William H. DuBay
St. Albert the Great Catholic Church
Compton
DuBay
Grose
Chancery
Father DuBay
Martin McGovern
St Albert's
Ireland
MclIntyre
Kempten Known as City of Blind Telephone Operators
In West Germany the city of Kempten is dubbed the City of Blind Telephone Operators. About 2,200 blind workers are employed in the federal republic with many trained at Kempten, the Bavarian Association of The Blind headquarters. Other training schools exist in Nuernberg Stuttgart and Hanover.
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Kempten
Germany
Kerpten
West Germany
Federal Republic
Bavarian Association of the Blind
Nuernberg
Stuttgart
Hanover
Oberlin Professor Receives 35677 Grant for Housing Aid Study
Oberlin College assistant professor Kiyoshi Ikeda has secured a 35677 grant from the Cooperation Research and Demonstration Program of the Welfare Administration and Social Security Administration. The long term study in public assistance will examine low income families responses to housing aid across Honolulu Hawaii and the Cleveland area with co investigator Richard O Lempert. The project titled Legal Interventions Sales and Mobility a Study of Public Assistance in Tangary Housing aims to chart effects of policy on beneficiaries.
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Oberlix
Kiyoshi Ikeda
Oberlin College
The
Welfare Administration and Social Security Administration
Department For Health, Education, and Welfare
Honolulu
Hawaii
Cleveland
Dick West
Richard O. Lempert
Washington
UPI
Griswold
Harvard Law School
Congress
Oberlin
Housing Authority
Community. J
Ikedai
Douglas S.jweek
Yamamura
University of Hawaii
House
Tangary
Ikeda
Ford Foundation
Walter E. Reyer
Yale University
Northwestern University
OEY
Pay raise protest argues for self fixing salaries
The writer urges Congress members to set their own pay, not by majority vote, claiming it would prevent coercive raises and protect workers from arbitrary salary changes. The proposal envisions varied individual salaries from $20,000 to $30,000, reducing the power of a ruthless majority.
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Shake Speare
Congress
New London
Wesley
Alice Ward
Park
Ave
Dora Arnett
Marie Snyder
Nona Funk
Bernice Selves
Russell
Ohio Methodists approve desegregation plan and church merger
The Ohio Conference backed desegregation moves including transferring Lexington area churches to white jurisdictions and affirmed a policy against abandoning valid ministry due to racial changes. Delegates also elected Thomas J. Luke to Lakewood Methodist Church Cleveland replacing George A. Fallen who moves to Lafayette. The conference noted $919,596 in free service to the poor and aged and $266.50 donated to Aretho dist colleges and Wesley Foundation, while minimum preacher salaries rose to 4500 for married and 3370 for single.
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Arethodist Colleges and
Wesley Foundation
Ohi
Lakeside
Ohio
UPI
Methodist
Ohio Methodist Conference
Lexington
North Central
North Central Jurisdiction
Cleveland
Central
Oh ‘Conference
Methodist Church
Thomas J. Luke
Trinity Methodist Church
Lafayette
Ind
Lakewood Methodist Church
George A. Fallen
Luke
Truck Driver Killed in Carrollton Ohio Crash
Orlando Miller of Wassillon, 59, died when a pickup driven by his son Bex Miller, 19, ran off Ohio 522 three miles north of Deliroy. The son was injured in the Thursday wreck reported by UPI.
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Carrollton
Ohio
UPI
Orlando Miller
Bex
Deliroy
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Broad Street
Kiygshi
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Maureen Monske
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Grafton R
Grafton
Bland L Stradley
College of Education
Ohio State University
Maureen
Midview High School
Spitzer Motors
E. Bridge Street
Fairfax
Cleveland Street
Northern Savings
Elk's
Faery
Northern Savings and Loan Company
Middle Ave
Second St
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