panorama short haul bus ride buys first Louisville school bus
The Louisville Board of Education plans to buy about 4600 for a bus to shuttle Gottschalk Junior High students to Iroquois High for PE industrial arts and music, replacing walking in rain or cold and marking the first city school bus. Marvin Shapiro’s Baltimore rowhouse vandal damage described as filth and stripped moldy walls. a do it yourself divorce was forged by Max W. Dail in San Jose. In Miami Henry L. Taylor named coordinator of Cuban affairs for the U S embassy group serving Cuban exile community, though not an embassy.
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Louisville
Board of Education
Gottschalk
Iroquois High
Baltimore
Marvin Shapiro
Shapiro
Miami, Fla
Latin America
U.S
Henry L. Taylor
Panama
Taylor
Equal Opportunity Commission in Confusion Stage on Ads Policy
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission faces organizational and legal questions as it considers allowing separate but equal want ads for men and women. A committee with employers agencies and media groups argued heatedly in a closed session.
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Equal Opportunity Commission
Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Labor Department recruits farm workers for Appalachia crops
The Labor Department reports about 400 workers tentatively recruited in West Virginia and Tennessee for the harvest. Interviews continue this week in West Virginia as crews prepare, with a target of 2,500 workers for two states.Foreign workers are not being used to assist with picking the crop.
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Claron Wyatt
Labor Dept
Martinsburg
W.va
West Virginia
Tennessee
Wyatt
Labor Department
Appalachia
Winchester
British West Indies
Country Music Show At Musselman Stadium Inwood
Two top country acts Carl and Pearl Butler and Cheryl Lee and the Carter Brothers headline a Musselman Stadium show tomorrow at 8 p.m. Supporting acts Bill Peer and the Melody Boys and Patsy Peer join the fund raising program sponsored by the Inwood-Bunker Hill Lions Club. In rain, the event moves to Musselman gymnasium.
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Inwood
Musselman Stadium
Carl and Pearl| Butler
Grand Ole| Opry
Cheryl Lee
Carter Brothers
Bill Peer
Melody Boys
Patsy Peer
The
Inwood-Bunker Hill Lions Club
Carl
Pearl Butler
Gary
Jimmy Carter
Musselman Gymnasium
Betsy stalls near Nassau as Florida braces for extended hurricane impact
The hurricane Betsy paused with the eye near Nassau at seven in the morning after a day of 147 mile per hour winds and massive tides. Shelters and warnings covered Florida from Palm Beach to the Keys and across to the Everglades. Grand Bahama Island endured a 60 mile per hour outer gale while the Dutch freighter Sarah Elizabeth faced a distress call and was later reported safe.
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Betsy
Nassau
Abaco
Bahamas Islands
Iseland
Eleuthera
Palm Beach
Florida East Coast
Florida Keys
Everglades City
Cape Kennedy
Florida
Gulf
Punta Gorda
Grand Bahama Island
Sarah Elizabeth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
North Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
National Observatory
President Ends Holiday Stay at Texas Ranch
President Johnson wraps up a Labor Day holiday at his Texas ranch and oversees signing of a $3.3 billion foreign aid authorization. He discusses multiyear aid planning, reviews aid efforts, and plans future Congressional asking. He also signs a bill to create a library for his papers on the University of Texas campus.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Pakistan
India
Dean Rusk
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Congress
University of Texas
Austin
Here
Ida ‘Fuller
Ludlow
Omahans Flee Homes After Seven Inch Rain
Thousands of Omaha residents fled their homes as seven inches of rain caused creeks to spill over banks and flood West Omaha. More than a dozen evacuation centers opened. volunteers assisted traffic and rescues while no flood deaths were reported. The Weather Bureau warned residents near Big and Little Papio Creek basins and sirens sounded the evacuation order overnight.
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Omaha
Weather Bureau
Douglas County
Bing Crosby cancels England trip over virus illness
Bing Crosby has canceled a planned trip to England due to a minor virus. The 61 year old singer remains at home in Hillsborough near San Francisco and will not attend the St Leger race in Doncaster as scheduled.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
England
Larry
Hills
Bing
Larry Crosby
Hillsborough
San Francisco
Doncaster
Bill Nettleship
Crosby
Miss Bergey Crowned Shenandoah County Fair Queen
Miss Marcia Maria Bergey of Strasburg won Miss Shenandoah County Fair and earned a place on the 1966 Apple Blossom Grand Parade float. The contest drew 23 entrants with James R. Wilkins serving as festival official and Ken Stoneburger assisting in staging. Separate items note Waynesboro Health Forum kicking off Sept 14 at Westminster Church and a beaver-led water clash near Harrisonburg prompting relocation measures by city officials.
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Woodstock
Marcia Maria Bergey
Bergey
Robert H. Bergey
Strasburg
James R. Wilkins
Shenandoah
Ken Stoneburger
Edinburg
Waynesboro
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Shenandoah District
Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care
William W. Walker
Mulberry St
Commitment In Viet Nam Reaffirmed
Secretary of State Dean Rusk reaffirmed U S commitment in Viet Nam on the SEATO anniversary. He stated the United States will honor its commitments in Southeast Asia and that SEATO members are better prepared to defend the region collectively.
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Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Johnson
Budget Bureau
Reedevelopment Agency
New Economic Development Administration
John L. McGruder
Office of Emergency Transportation
United States
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Rusk
Southeast Asia
Escaped convict nabbed by warden in taxi pursuit
Warden W D Leeke of the South Carolina State Penitentiary spotted escaped convict Howard Golightly in a passing taxi. He swerved his car to block the taxi and captured the 33 year old man four hours after his escape. Golightly of Greenville was serving a two year term for housebreaking and larceny.
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Columbia
S.C
W. D. Leeke
South Carolina
Dempsey Retains Title After Ten Round Decision
No knockout of heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey as Gene Tunney wins the title in a ten round decision. Tunney claims the crown by decision after outlasting Dempsey in the championship bout.
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tunney
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