Sammis Elected Vice President of Burger Company
Robert E. Sammis is named administrative vice president of the Burger Brewing Company and its subsidiaries reporting to President J F Koons Jr. The firm distributes beer and Pepsi in Ohio Florida and employs 22 million dollars in last year sales. Sammis is a Huntington NY native and Miami University alumnus with a Navy service and prior executive roles in Cincinnati New York City and Terrrace Park Ohio.
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Robert E. Sammis
Burger Brewing Company
J.F. Koons
Midwest
Pepsi Cola
Mansfield
Canton
Ohio
Ft. Lauderdale
W. Palm Beach
Florida
Coast Line
Burger
Huntington
New York
Sammis
Miami University
Oxford
U. S. Navy
Th‘ammarland Manufacturing
New York City
Palm Brothers Decal Company
Cincinnati
Joing Burger
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Terrace Park
Retirement budgets cost for urban American couples
A 65 plus married couple needs about 4000 dollars yearly to live modestly in retirement, with regional variations. Honolulu tops costs at over 4400, while Baton Rouge and other cities offer lower brackets. Nationally, food and housing dominate expenses, followed by transportation and clothing, with many saving via pensions, Social Security, or life insur- ance cash values.
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America
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U.S. Department of Labor
Labor Department
Honolulu
Hawaii
Baton Rouge
Gener
New York City
Hartford
Conn
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Columbus Streets Among Safest for Motorists in 1968 Start
The National Safety Council reports Columbus Ohio top in safety for big city drivers and pedestrians in the first four months of 1968. Among 61 cities the period shows low death counts and favorable vehicle and population rates with several Ohio cities ranking in various population classes.
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Buffalo
Dayton
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Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Wichita Fall
Texas
New Jersey
Camden
Elizabeth
Euclid
Hamilton
Lorain
Lima
Springfield
Cuyahoga Falls
Lakewood
Warren
Mansfield
Elyria
Interracial Relations Course Debuts at University of Cincinnati
A 1968 69 course at the University of Cincinnati will study the psychology of interracial relations. It will run in both Evening College and day classes for qualified undergraduates and graduates. An advisory committee of UC faculty clergymen and community leaders will guide content.
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University of Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Richard B. Baker
William Dember
Clovis R. Shepherd
Human Relations Institute
Roger Blanchard
Cincinnati
Office of Community Commitment
Marianna Brown
Cincinnati Human Relations Commission
Albert A. Goldman
Isaac M. Wise Temple
Joseph R. Patterson
Political Action Program Assembly
Bailey Turner
Avondale Community Council
Convention security aims for peacable GOP gathering
Miami Beach Police Chief Rocky Pomerance says every precaution is being taken to ensure a peaceful Republican National Convention starting August 6, with delegates and alternates free to come and go as they wish.
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Miami Beach
Rocky Pomerance
G.O.P
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