Two Franklin pedestrians struck by cars in separate incidents
Franklin reports describe two separate accidents. Six year old Connie Gengler sustained a broken arm and leg after stepping into a car driven by Carol A. Pierson at Poplar and FE Second Streets and remained in Middletown hospital in good condition. A second pedestrian, Mrs Misnie Burress, 53, was hit by a truck driven by Bruce Robert Nullins Castine Ohio at W Second Street and W Main Street. the driver faced a reckless driving charge and was released on bond, Burress also treated in Middletown hospital in good condition. A third incident involved Diana Howard, 18, struck by a car driven by Charles Parker near Route 123 four miles south of Franklin. minor injuries reported, Parker not cited.
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Connie Gengler
James Gengler
Harold Ave
Franklin
Carol A. Pierson
Lefferson Rd
Middletown
Poplar
Connie
Middletown Hospital
Bruce Robert Nullins
Castine
Ohio
Misnie Burress
S. River St Franklin
Robert Dalton
W. Second Street
W. Main Street
Burress
Lebanon
Diana Howard
Charles Parker
Warren County
Parker
Gore Defends U S Steel Profit Policy in Subpoena Session
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy said a New York federal grand jury will continue its probe into price rollbacks while Gore challenged U S Steel chair Roger Blough's claim that larger profits are needed to modernize, arguing domestic steel cannot meet foreign competition. He cited 1961 labor costs at 1.62 billion and 1960 at 170 billion with net income still high but down 7 percent from 1960.
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Gore
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel
U.S
US Steel
Robert F Kennedy
New York
New Policy On Strategy Is Reported
Washington sources describe a near final State Department study led by Walt Rostow outlining U.S. strategy. The 285 page draft favors a broader conventional option before atomic use and seeks NSC presentation as a basic blueprint, echoing Kennedy era policy.
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Washington
State
Defense Department
State Department
U.S
Chicago Sun-Times
Walt W. Rostow
National Security Council
U.S. Strate
Health Parley Set in Cincinnati for long term care
The Veterans Administration Hospital in Cincinnati will host a two day health workers conference on April 26 and 27 focusing on patients needing long term care and related treatment strategies.
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Cincinnati
Veterans Administration Hospital
Loss Set At 1000 In Crashes On Middletown Streets
Nine accidents were reported yesterday on Middletown streets totaling about 1000 in damages. A mother tried to steady her child on Shafer Street and collided with a taxi. damages estimated at 300. A 12 year old bicycle rider caused minor damage on Calalapa Drive to Lewis Monce. A rear end collision near Jug Drive In caused 300 in damage to the Berger and Bender vehicles and Bender cited for lack of distance. Kenneth Vance failed to yield on Columbia Avenue, minor damage to Nisbet car. Vance charged with failure to yield. Other Saturday incidents included John Adams and a juvenile driver on Park Street and Oscar Williams charged with pulling away from curb in a collision near Central Avenue.
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Shafer Street
Marjorie Ann Sherrod
Winton St
Calalapa Drive
Lewis M. Monce
Julia Drive
Franklin
David Berger
Lebanon Rt. 1
Betty Ann Bender
Superior Ave
Central Ave
Berger
Columbia Avenue
Kenneth Vance
Brentwood St
Columbia Ave
James T. Nisbet
Summerville
John Adams
15Th Ave
Park St
Second Avenue
Oscar Williams
Highland St
Luther Stidham
Vandeveer
Middletown and Lemon Monroe Enter Spring Play Contest
Middletown High and Lemon Monroe High joined 10 western Ohio schools at Talawanda School Oxford for the spring one act play and poetry event. Middletown presentedMidsummer Nights Dream with strong cast including Barbara Finkelman and Danny Danner. Lemon Monroe offered No Greater Love led by Jene Norris. Judges praised performances. Finkelman gained a good rating and Danner an excellent. Springfield North won the contest.
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Middletown . High
Lemon-Monroe High
Ohio
Talawanda School
Oxford
Middletown High
Lemon-Monroe
Florence Powell
Middletown
Jene Norris
Barbara Finkelman
Ann Perkins
Danny Danner
Brian Berman
David Cromwell
Richard Davis
Carol Banzhaf
Miss Finkelman
Police Briefs Highlight Local Property Theft and Vandalism
Siphoned gas from Jack Mullins car at Berkley Electric Co. and scratched paint on Hilbert Martin’s vehicle. Betty Smith reported two teens broke two garage windows on Pine Street. Mrs. Josephine Brumley said windshield damage to her car near Bellmonte Street. Texaco lot reported damaged front door suggesting attempted break in. Bill Ratlef’s car had two hubcaps stolen, other thefts include a bicycle from Castell Drug and a red wagon from 1702 Lawn Avenue.
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Betty Smith
Pine St
Josephine Brumley
Bellmonte St
Castell Drug Store
Central Avenue
1702 Lawn Ave
Ten Girls Named as Self-Reliance Award Finalists
The Sebald Self-Reliance Awards finalists include ten Middletown High School students and Lemon Monroe High School entries. Finalists are active in church work, student government, clubs, and community service. top girl will be named at the April 24 awards program at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Middletown High School
Fenwick High School
Lemon - Monroe High School
Manchester Motor Inn
W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
Donna Jo Cross
Donald Cross
Brenda Day
Lemon Monroe High School
William Pay
Peggy Fadwards
Margaret Edwards
Middletonian
Gail Fruauff
George Fruauff
Marianna Jacobs
Murray Jacobs
Journal
Koudsi Promises Syria Free Vote in Arab Unity
Damascus Syria Nazem el Koudsi resumes the presidency and pledges a free referendum on unity with Arab states starting with Egypt He moves to form a civilian government dissolves the 172 member Parliament and plans elections Deposed premier Walibi and cabinet members expected release as Syria ends emergency rule and borders reopen after the coup
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Koudsi
Syria
Arabian
Nazem el] Koudsi
Dea
Egypt
Marcuf Dawalibi
Algerias Europeans Start Protest Strike
Algerias Europeans in Algiers and Oran walked off jobs in a protest against the death penalty for ex General Edmond Jouhaud leader of the OAS. Businesses closed and services were disrupted as demonstrations and threats followed the court ruling.
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Michael Goldsmith
Algiers
Algeria
Edmond Jouhaud
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Jouhaud
Sante
Pars Despit
Charles de Gaulle
Oran
Abgerias
Bou Sfer
Trailer Found To Be A Still Trailer Found To Be A Still
Federal agents in Compton California inspected a house trailer Friday night and found it operated as a 50 gallons per day whisky still. Owner Charles Theodore Jackson 67 was booked on suspicion of illegal still. Agents said he refused to name sales outlets and destroyed 30 gallons of whisky.
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Compton
Calif
Alcohol Tax Unit
Charles Theodore Jackson
Jackson
Elderly Man Reported Critical At Hospital
Vince Faris, 72, of 1827 Wayne Ave, was reported in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after an attack Saturday morning. An emergency squad treated him with oxygen and inhalation for 20 minutes after responding to a call from 522 Crawford Street where he had been staying. He complained of head pains and inability to walk.
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Vince Faris
Wayne Ave
Middletown Hospital
Earls
Crawford Street
John P Reacher to lead first consulate in Thadan Nigeria
Nigeria AP report says John P Reacher is expected Monday to assume command at the first consulate in Thadan in western Nigeria. The event marks a key diplomatic posting as Lagos hosts authorities and officials prepare for the transition.
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Lagos
Nigeria
John Preacher
Thadan
Clermont County Cuts Funds For General Relief
Clermont County commissioners halted general relief for medical care after hospitals insisted on immediate payment. Relief funds, totaling 202000 dollars, are fully obligated or spent, forcing limits on aid for all potential general relief recipients. Wayne Oney cites rising hospital and drug costs as the core cause.
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Batavia
Chio
Clermont County
Wayne Oney
Oney
Ohin
Ireland to send new battalion to Congo in June
Ireland will replace the time expired 36th Irish Battalion in the Congo at a United Nations request. A fresh battalion is to be dispatched in June to continuing UN peacekeeping duties.
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Dublin
Ireland
U.N
Congo
Shelter Diet Could Shield Against Radiation
MIT researchers report four lead directions for fallout shelter diets to protect people from radiation. Experiments on mice show a synthetic milk protein and sugar based diet doubling resistance to near lethal X ray doses versus natural diets. Diets include casein sugars fats and vitamins with one variant plus a yeast supplement.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Atlantic City, NJ
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
H A Dymsza
MIT
Department of Nutrition
John Maloney
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Lebanon Man Injured In Lebanon Road Crash
Chester B. Wright age 36 of 2 West Warren Street Lebanon suffered face cuts and knee and elbow injuries when his car hit a Deerfield Road bridge abutment near East Street. He was taken to Middletown Hospital for emergency treatment and released. his car was a total loss per Lebanon police.
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Chester B. Wright
W. Warren St
Lebanon
Deerfield Road
East Street
Wright
Middletown
France Reopens Evacuation Ships From Algeria
In Marseille France has ordered three ships into service for weekly voyages to Algiers Bone and Oran to pick up people seeking to travel to France from Algeria The move follows secret army harassment of Furonean airline evacuations prompting the renewed offer to bring residents home.
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Algerie Francaise
Algeria
Algiers
France
Secret Army
Marseille
Bone
Oran
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