Chicago Calm Draws Division of Opinions
AP dispatch reports civil rights leaders divided over the peace of a recent open housing protest in Chicago. About 1,000 marchers, roughly half white, faced a hostile crowd as police kept onlookers back and a few stones were thrown amid detours and a sound truck appeal.
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Hough Report Criticized in Cleveland AP Dispatch
Cleveland AP report notes criticism of the Hough Report with officials and residents weighing its findings. The brief item summarizes mounting questions over recommendations and potential impacts on policy or institutions.
Strasburg Vets Picnic Indoors
Strasburg veterans of World War I held a covered dish dinner and business meeting at the Beach City American Legion home after rain halted plans at the roadside park. Cmdr Samuel Morrison led the session with Chaplain Thomas Krantz Jed offering prayer. Reports included veterans hospital status for John Bair in Cleveland and Roy Gerlach in Millersburg Pomerene Memorial Hospital, plus updates on legislation and pension changes affecting claims processing.
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Franklin Park Board Meeting Set Thursday
The Franklin Park board will discuss its duty in maintaining the football and baseball fields at a meeting set for Thursday night at 8. A report on the board’s financial status will be presented, and officials clarify shelter and picnic table issues.
Card 3 Years Late From Grandson At Falls
A Providence AP item notes Mrs. Felix Brisette received a postcard from her grandson and his wife saying they reached the Falls safely. The card, postmarked April 23, 1963, was sent from Niagara Falls though the couple had not been there recently.
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Hough Riots Criticized for Blaming Subversives
Federation President William D. Ginn issued a statement Friday criticizing the focus on subversive elements for the Hough riots. He argued that living conditions drive social issues, noting that many local children suffer from circumstances beyond their control and reject linking out of wedlock to mothers seeking 73 cent daily relief.
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Ohio Traffic Deaths High Toll Rises in First Half
Ohio reports 1,112 traffic deaths in six months, averaging 6.4 daily, fifth in nation. Crashes claimed a victim every three hours and 55 minutes. Breakdown includes 531 drivers and 343 passengers among 18 4 94 pedestrians and other road users. Data shows a 13 percent rise from 1965 and a 32 percent rise from 1964 for the comparable period.
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League Head Chosen for Senior Classical League
Julian Meadows of Atlanta has been elected president of the Senior Classical League, an organization preserving Greek and Roman cultural contributions in the United States.
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Atlanta
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Records for Viet Nam aids soldiers with music gifts
Discs and record players are being collected by Records for Viet Nam, an organization operating in WOODROW Colorado, to send to American service members serving in Vietnam. The effort aims to boost morale with music and recordings for troops stationed overseas.
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Weather Outlook for Ohio Through Sunday
A developing midwestern low brings rain to southwest Ohio this morning with cloud cover over the south and clear skies in the north. Rain moves into central counties this afternoon or evening and is forecast to cover the state tonight and Sunday. Temperatures rise to the upper 70s to low 80s today, with warmer nights and no statewide low below the 60s. Cloudiness continues Sunday with similar afternoon highs.
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Official Weather Bureau
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Gladwyn Maher of Somerdale Remembered as Kitchen Heart
Nearly 25 years ago Gladwyn Maher known as the mother to all teens in Somerdale is today Mrs. Guy Jackson. She keeps a memory laden home where adopted children and relatives find a haven and meals. She and her husband, with son Dan a senior, run a house full of antiques and peach pie. She enjoys canning and baking with pies cookies and large family meals.
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Grasses GRA Re they look for when they come Into my kitchen
A fragment from a home craft note describes a woman who works in the kitchen then pursues refinishing furniture braiding rugs and collecting unusual dishes. It mentions summer community festival baking and lending a helping hand.
Coconut Macaroon Pie and Other Cookie Recipes
A collection of baking recipes including coconut macaroon pie with eggs sugar salt butter milk flour and shredded coconut baked in a pie shell. Also includes unbaked caramel oats bars and ginger cookies with molasses and ginger.
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