Speeding Car Hits Train Kills Man in Xenia
In Xenia Ohio a speeding car failed to stop for a Spur and hit a train. Paul Gorman 26 of Spring Valley was killed. Injured were Ronald Arrasmith 31 Richard Arrasmith 2 Norma Arrasmith 29 and Albert Butts 32. Ronald Arrasmith cited for reckless driving and driving without a license.
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Xenia
Ohio
Paul Gorman
Spring Valley
Ronald Arrasmith
Richard Arrasmith
Ronald
Norma Arrasmith
Richard
Albert Butts
Alaska Travel Expected to Rise for Busy Summer
Fairbanks report quotes Charles B. West of Westours of Alaska predicting a two event increase in tourist activity over last year and calling 1964 the biggest tourist season in history. He notes Anchorage suffered earthquake damage but travel will rebound with improved conditions for visitors.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Charles B. West
Westours of
West
Anchorage
Deaths And Funerals Raymond Shaw 61 Middletown
Raymond Shaw 61 of 816 Ninth Ave. died at Middletown Hospital. Born in Carlisle Kentucky he lived in Middletown 50 years and worked as a maintenance man for Heber Jones Co. He belonged to Bethel AME Church and is survived only by an aunt in Cincinnati. Services Monday 11 a.m. at Jordan Funeral Home with burial in Woodlark Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday after 6 p.m. at the funeral home. Schultz to officiate. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Mr. Shaw
Carlisle
Middletown
Heber Jones Co
Bethel Ame Church
Cincinnati
Jordan Funeral Home
Woodshkre Cemetery
Schultz
Fairview Cemetery
Mrs Irene Shuck Dies After Illness In Farming ton Michigan
Irene Shuck 52 of Farmington Michigan sister of W D Bryant dies after long illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Keith Evans of Farmington and brother William A Bryant of Washington WV. Services 2 p m tomorrow in Rainelle West Virginia with burial Clintonville WV. Nickell Funeral Home East Rainelle handles arrangements.
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Irene Shuck
Farmington
Mich
W. D. Bryant
Gladys Drive
Keith Evans
Farmington, Mich
William A. Bryant
Washington, W. V
Rainelle
W. Va
Clintonville
Nickell
East Rainelle
Deaths of Earl H. Howard and notable figures
The obituary notes Earl H. Howard 75 of Gratis died at Fairfield Nursing Home after a six week illness. Surviving his wife Ella and children across several Ohio towns are listed. Other notices report William A. Petzold 4 Detroit civic leader, Rafael Sanchez Guerra 66 Pamplona Dominican cooperator, and Charles F. Carpentier 67 Illinois secretary of state, all reported by AP as deaths with brief biographical context.
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Gratis
Earl H. Howard
Fairfield
Mr. Howard
Preble County
First Brethren Church
Ella
Carroll Schubert
Trenton
Edith MecNier
Springfield
Katherine Brewer
Lewisburg
Edwin
Camden Rt
James
Miami Shores
Paul
Bery
Farmersville
Alvan
Camden
Marion
Eaton
Pamplona
Spain
Rafael Sanchez Guerra
Spanish Republic
Charles F. Carpentier
Illinois
Franklin Man Luther C Tinch Dies at 36 in Franklin
Luther C Tinch 36 of 751 S River St Franklin died at Middle town Hospital after a week long stay. He worked in Arm co Steel Corp maintenance and was active in Eastern Star Lodge 55 F amp AM William S Roof Chapter Springboro Grange and First Methodist Church. Survived by wife Maggie two daughters Barbara Summers and Mary Sue a brother Ralph and two sisters Rosie Estridge and Geneva Richardson and one grandchild. Services at Eaton Funeral Home with Masonic rites Sunday evening. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Viewing Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Franklin
Luther C. Tinch
S. River St
Middletown Hospital
Tinch
Armco Steel Corp
Eastern Star Lodge
F&am
William S. Roof
Springboro
First Methodist Church
Maggie
Barbara Summers
Mary Sue
Ralph
Rosie Estridge
Geneva Richardson
Carlisle
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Leonard Little Sermon Notice At Webb Church
Leonard Little, 35, of 5632 Horseshoe Bend Road, will lead services at 10 a m tomorrow at Webb Church. The notice lists address and time for the parish gathering with details readable from the fragment.
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Leonard Little
Horseshoe Bend Road
Webb
School Boycott Is Called Off
Washington CORE calls off plans to boycott public schools on April 2 after school officials agree to most of CORE's 14 proposals. Julius W. Hobson says only two demands remain: free bus transportation for transfers and removal of police from all schools.
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Washington
Washington Public Schools
Congress of Racial Equality
Julius W. Hobson
Core Group
Carl F. Hansen
CORE
Viet Nam Night Training Emphasis and Kennedy Grave Visit
Defense officials report South Viet Nam increasing night training efforts with 42 percent of recent tactical training conducted at night. Kennedy grave visits at Arlington National Cemetery rise in Easter observances with long lines and wait times. Mexican government announces plans for a Kennedy statue near the Chamizal area in El Paso under a treaty with the United States. The National Press Club luncheon occurs in Washington as consultations continue.
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Washington
D AP
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
John Metzler
Metzler
Kennedy
Chamizal
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Freshman critic pushes term limits on aging House
California first term congressman Everett G. Burkhalter, age 67, says too many old men run Congress and urges four term limits with no re election after 70. He plans a bill to raise term length to four years per term and ban after seven. Some colleagues defend seniority while others quote Longfellow and Goethe on age and experience.
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Washington (Ap
House
Everett G. Burkhalter
Calif
Burkhalter
California
Congress
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Butler Officials Plan Open House April 25
Butler County officials will host an open house on Saturday April 25 to display all offices in the courthouse and related buildings. Visitors can tour the county home welfare department museum and county offices and view equipment displays with a band concert planned on the courthouse lawn and historical records on display.
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Butler
Hamilton
Butle
County Home
Welfare Department
Butler County
Hamilton Association of Trades and Industry
Front Street
Court
High Streets
Xenia Woman Burned In Fire
A 41 year old Xenia woman identified as Mary Fullen was critically burned in a house fire Thursday night. The blaze began in a bedroom and she was found there before being taken to Green Memorial Hospital and later transferred to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.
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Xenia, Ohio
Mary Fullen
Fullen
Green Memorial Hospital
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Scalded Baby Dies Of Burns In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Karen Steffes aged 21 months died from burns suffered after the child turned on hot water while in the kitchen sink. Police say the mother, 18 year old Mrs Gerald Steffes, briefly left the room, leading to the scalding incident.
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Cincinnati
Karen Steffes
Gerald Steffes
Karen
Robbery at Gillen Crow Drug Store on Fourth Avenue
Police said two transistor radios valued at 45 dollars were stolen in a break in at the Gillen Crow Drug Store located at Fourth Avenue and Yankee Road. The front door glass was broken to gain entry.
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Gillen Crow
Fourth Avenue
Yankee Road
Dog Lover Uses Pet as Courtroom Witness
Daniel M. Jacobs, 25, tried to defend his speeding charge in a Los Angeles court with his dog Otto von Bismarck, a Doberman pinscher, as alleged witness. The judge barred the dog, and Jacobs was convicted, receiving five days for speeding and five days for contempt after claiming the prosecutor disliked dogs. The dog was sent to an animal shelter.
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Los Angeles
Daniel M. Jacobs
Otto von Bismarck
Jacobs
Otto
C&O Reports Quarterly Net and Revenue Jump
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway shows net income of 9 860 000 for the first quarter, up from 9 699 000 a year earlier. Gross revenues total 80 332 000, beating the prior period, with officials noting gains in the year’s first three months.
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Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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