Lebanon Pupils Dominate Warren County Science Fair
Waynesville hosts the fourth annual all county science fair with 130 displays. Lebanon students win three of four senior division awards and one of two junior school awards. Senior winners include Robert Taylor Franklin High hyperbolic functions, Paula Willard Mason topology, Alfred Rhoads Lebanon electronic digital computer.
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Waynesville
Lebanon
Warren County
Robert B. Taylor
Franklin High
Paula Marie Willard
Mason
Lfred D. Rhoads
Delbert Langhorst
Edward Greenwald
Carlisle
Gary Bullock
Bruce E. Ivins
Margaret Leuzinger
Nancy Hatzler
Franklin
Bob Wood
Gary N. Betz
Science Chairmen Named for 1962 Awards Finals
Col Donald J Campbell and John Gano named co chairmen of the 1962 Science Awards Foundation finals. Peter Renschler, Foundation president, announced. Judging and awards set for April 28 at Wilmington High School. Contests in Clinton and north Butler counties on April 7. Greene County on April 14. Area winners advance to finals sponsored by local districts and Southwestern Ohio Industrial Foundation for Science Awards. First finals co chairman from armed forces. final in seventh year.
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Donald J. Campbell
John Gano
Peter Renschler
Wilmington High School
Campbell
Clinton County
Troop Carrier Wing
Gano
Clinton
North Butler
Southwestern Ohio Industrial Foundation For Science Awards
Meteorite Fall in New Mexico Among Largest Shocks
Albuquerque AP reports a major meteorite shower over north-central New Mexico, with blue and orange-red fragments seen by witnesses. Dr. Lincoln LaPaz of the Meteorites Institute says the fall ranks among the 10 or 12 biggest of the 20th century, with fragments likely scattered over sparsely populated mountain country northwest of Los Alamos as scientists and state police search for debris.
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Albuquerque, N.M
New Mexico
Lincoln LaPaz
New Mexico University Meteorities Institute
LaPaz
Los Alamos
Air show ticket sales expanded in Middletown area
Tickets for the charity air show on Sunday April 29 went on sale at seven area stores. Prices are 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for youths 6 to 15 with day of show 1.75 for adults. The event features the Navy Blue Angels, stunt flying, model plane demonstrations and displays of antique aircraft and Air Force equipment.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
The
Jaycees
Middletown Aviation Club
Kroger
Gallaher Drugs
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Davidson Photo
Elite Ice Cream Store
Trenton
House of Drugs
Franklin
Navy
Blue Angels
Air Force
School Safe Job Halted By Police
City police captured Norman Ray Mobley 22 and Charles Sr. with a 17-year-old at McKinley Junior High during an apparent attempt to open the school safe. Entry was gained by breaking a glass pane. the safe was disturbed and missing items included two typewriters and an acetylene outfit. A third man is believed to have aided them. Earlier, four juveniles were found inside Denny Lumber Co. premises and referred to juvenile authorities with nothing taken.
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McKinley Junior High School
Norman Ray Mobley
Charles Sr
Ora! Duncan
Yesterdy
Denny Lumber Co
First Avenue
Hugh Cook
Trenton Wins Second In Contest At State Exhibit
Trenton High School placed second in the Ohio Industrial Arts Association state contest in Columbus with 14 ribbons from 28 entries. Instructor Arthur Newland reported the overall exhibit earned the top high award for quality, participation, and workmanship while individual ribbons went to nine through twelve grade students including Wood Dale Hudson Gerald Eversole Newton Kelhoffer Bob Denton Jerry Stahley George Vanlandingham Charles Reuthy Fred Douglas Larry Spicei and others across industrial crafts metal drawing and leather categories.
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Trenton
Ohio Industrial Arts Association
Columbus
Arthur Newland
Newland
Dresden rebuilt from 20 year old paintings guiding reconstruction
Bernardo Beliotto’s two decade old Dresden paintings are used today as a guide to reconstruct the city after severe World War II blast damage. The East German city bears the scars of the air raids and relies on historic depictions to restore its historic streets and landmarks.
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Dresden
Bernardo Beliotto
U.S. Backed Karnaphuli Hydroelectric Project Opens
The Karnaphuli hydroelectric project in eastern Pakistan began operation, funded with 100 million dollars. It will generate 80,000 kilowatts of power and aid flood control navigation forest development industry and commercial fishing, with U.S. support outlined.
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Pakistan
Downing Resigns as Diamond Hoosier President
Diamond Hoosier Containers Inc. president and general manager Downing resigns effective immediately to take another position within two weeks. He and his wife Edythe will remain at 3208 Sherman Ave. He joined Hoosier in 1956 and led the New Castle based subsidiary since 1959, with plants in New Castle and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Downing
Diamond Hoosier Containers Inc
Diamond National Corp
Downing
Edythe
Sherman Ave
Inland Container Corp
Ireland
Hoosier Container Corp
New Castle
Hoosier Containers
Diamond Gardner
Gardner
Diamond Hoosier
Dayton
Horticultural Group Plans Spring Plant Sale Event
The Men's Horticultural Society of Greater Middlestown will discuss its annual spring plant sale at a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting at the Firemen's Club on Carmody Boulevard. The session includes two movies How to Grow Beautiful Roses and Garden Notebook. Norbert Werner will lead a post screening discussion, with Harry Zapp Jr. moderating the second program. The group invites area men interested in gardening and asks regular members to bring a guest. Fifteen club members recently heard Dr. Raymond Allen of the Kenwood Center Botanical Garden at a Cincinnati club meeting.
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Men's Horticultural Society of
Greater Middlestown
Firemen’s Club
Carmody Boulevard
Norbert Werner
Iun
Garden
Harry Zapp Jr
Werner
Raymond Allen
Kenwood Center Botanical Garden
Mansfield
Cincinnati Club
Stage Set For Hearing On Renewal Project
City Commission holds a public hearing at Garfield Elementary School tonight at 7 to discuss urban renewal for Garfield. Objections will shape a final report to the federal government for Part HII. About 550 seats in the auditorium gym. The plan clears Garfield structures, with a $2,988,587 project cost and a $631,898 city share. Relocation involves 320 families, including 110 low income households via public housing, with Stevens Avenue arterial extension planned.
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Garfield
City Commission
Garfield Elementary
Stevens Avenue
Blackmore Starts 27th Year as Middletown Police Chief
Middletown police chief Joseph Blackmore, 52, begins his 27th year with the department. A Clinton County native, he joined April 2, 1936, and rose from patrolman to chief on November 11, 1996. The force has grown from 30 to 71 officers as radio use began in 1941.
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Middletown
Joseph Blackmore
Jody
Police
Clinton County
Blackmore
Lebanon
Department
Blackburn
Downstair
Health Department
Navy corpsman among first responders after Milton tornado
Corpsman Robert L. Barnard, 21, worked with another responder to man ambulances and ferry victims after the Milton Florida tornado that killed fifteen. He had aided disaster victims in Hurricane Carla relief in Texas months earlier and reported he was alright though the scene was terrible. His parents posted details after attempting to reach him via relatives and a Mobile Press reporter.
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Navy Hospital
Robert L. Barnard
Barnard
Whiting Field
Milton
Fla
Naval Base
Luther Barnard
Oxford Ave
Navy
Texas
Carla
Hydrant Flushing Schedule Issued By Middletown Fire Department
The Middletown Fire Department released a hydrant flushing schedule. Tuesday and Wednesday cover the area between Manchester Road and Grand Avenue from Lylburn Road to the east corporation line. Thursday and Friday extend south of Central Avenue from Jackson Lane to the east corporation line where hydrants were not tested. Tests will take about three months. Flushing runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Water may appear red but is safe to drink, said Fire Chief William Fishbaugh.
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Middletown Fire Department
Manchester Road
Grand Avenue
Lylburn Road
Theast Corporation
Central Avenue
Jackson Lane
East Corporation
William Fishbaugh
Kurdish Revolt Crushed in Northern Iraq in Seven Days
Premier Abdel Karim Kassem says government forces quashed a Kurdish tribal revolt in seven days. He alleged Western-backed CENTO aided the uprising. An interview quoted him claiming a single resistance pocket north of Mosul remained surrounded.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Central Treaty Organization
al Thawra
Kassem
Mosul
Chardon teen crowned Geauga Maple Festival queen
Jane Diedrich a 16 year old Chardon High School junior was named queen of Geauga County Maple Festival. The three day program begins this weekend with the coronation and festival events featuring local residents and school groups.
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Chardon, Ohio
Jane Diedrich
Chardon
Geauga County
Civitan Honors Two Eagle Scouts at Founders Day
Civitan Club honors two Boy Scout Troop 18 members, Ray Ashton Jr. and John Schoultis, with Eagle Scout awards at a noon Civitan meeting. Ashton, 17, a Shawnee High School junior, has 26 merit badges and Camp Hood staff experience. Schoultis, 16, Lemon-Monroe sophomore, has 11 Eagle badges and Camp Hook staff service.
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Civitan Club
Ray Ashton Jr
Somerville Rt. 1
John Schoultis
Vannest Ave
Charles E. Stutenroth
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Civitan
Mancheser Motor Inn
Ashton
Camp Hood
Piedmont
N.M
Shawnee High School
Camsden
Order of the Arrow
Camp Hook
Lemon - Monroe High School
Realigned Girl Scouting Program Starts In 1963
Four age groups will replace the current three in September 1963 with Brownie 7 8 Junior 9 11 Cadette 12 14 and Senior 15 17. Until fall 1963 troops stay in the present pattern. Mrs Tilman Ellison leads Middletown Area council and Mrs David Selvar coordinates the launch with four new handbooks forthcoming.
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Brownie
Tilman Ellison
Middletown Area Girl Scout Council, Inc
David Selvar
Tne
Council
Scout program to streamline structure for 1960s progress
Mrs Charles A Culmer president of Girl Scouts of the USA says there will be no change in the fundamental elements of the Girl Scout program but the structure will be streamlined. A careful design for progression will be built on the development pattern of girls growing up in the United States in the 1960s.
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Charles A. Culmer
Girl Scouts of the
United States of America
Arab Council warns of Israeli attacks on Syria
The Arab Council will invoke a mutual defense pact if Israel launches further attacks on Syria, per Mecca radio. It cited the Sea of Galilee clash two weeks earlier and directed Arab representatives at the United Nations to back Syria's complaint.
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Amman
Jordan
Arab Council
Israel
Syria
Mecca
Sea of Galilee
United Nations
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Cherry Street
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William Denham
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Mobile
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William T. Snider
South Main St
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Civitans
Joe Caldwell
Civitan International
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Sam Kitchen
Emmett
Sherron
Middletown Club
Ohio Civitan District
Doty House
Middletown Hospital
Shawnee Junior
John Schoultis Monroe
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