Fire Chief Warns of City Dangers From Trains Aircraft
Middletown fire chief Charles Hansel warned the city faces real hazards from hazardous chemical and munitions transport by rail and road as well as potential airplane crashes. He cited examples from Richmond and Dunreith Indiana and outlined measures including mutual aid agreements with nearby departments and a plan to deploy two 500 gallon pumpers to the Dayton airport. He noted pilots may seek the Dayton facility in trouble and quipped about needing a crash truck if funds are available.
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Hansel
City Commission
Middletown
Richmond
Ind
Dunreith
Carlisle
Franklin
Butler County
Dayton
Division of Fire
Mary Lord
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Essay Honors Won By 3 Fenwick Sophomores
Three Fenwick High School sophomores won places in a regional essay contest sponsored by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons and the Butler County Medical Auxiliary. First place went to Jo Chase on The Advantages of the American Free Enterprise System, with a $75 prize. Chris Bourman finished second on the same topic for $50. John Kiesewetter took third for The Advantages of Private Medical Care with a $25 award. Their essays advance to the state competition under advisor Mrs. Peter Rudokas.
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Fenwick High School
Association of American Physicians & Surgeons
Butler County Medical Auxiliary
Butler County
Jo Chase
John Kiesewetter
Peter Rudokas
G. E. Marr
Hamilton
Herbert M. Piker
Hamilon-Sketch Corp
Raymond Fening
Middletown
Miami University
J. Hutchmutt
Walter Fening
Middletown Schools
Please Help Me Find My Buffalo Herd
Longview Washington AP Ralph Gay advertised for help locating a herd of 29 buffalo he brought from South Dakota for his restaurant meat. They broke out near Kelso crossing a railroad track caused several deaths and a wounded buffalo had to be shot. A stampede scattered the remaining animals and aerial search failed to locate them.
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Longview
Wash
Ralph Gay
Longview Daily News
Gay
South Dakota
Kelso
Smokies Area For Search Of Light Plane
Volunteers from Columbus Cleveland and Newark will search the Smoky Mountains this weekend for a light plane missing since mid February. John C. Koppert a 44 year old Columbus businessman disappeared between Knoxville Tennessee and Asheville North Carolina.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Newark
Big Smoky Mountains
John C. Koppert
Knoxville
Tenn
Asheville
N.C
Pope reduces regal dress for bishops and cardinals
Pope Paul VI orders bishops and cardinals to simplify attire to reflect humility and council spirit. The April 28 consistory creating 33 new cardinals will see removal of red shoes, tasselled sashes, broad hats, and ornate capes, with limited retained elements like red cassocks and certain hats.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Paul
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