Mid-Town Center Opens With Free Parking and Services
City leaders cut the ribbon at the new downtown Mid Town Center and parking complex. The venture includes free parking with purchases, after hours controls, restrooms, lounge, telephones, parcel checking, and a will call service with a three photographer exhibit April 9 to May 2 at the Mid town Fine Arts Center.
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City Commission
William Denham
Denham
David L. Smith
Mddietown
Pers
Mil- Town Center
Mid-Town Center
Hospitality Center
Middletown
Water Main Break Drains 250000 Gallons Into Drainage Ditch
An eight inch line ruptured in a new subdivision causing about four hours of low pressure. Water from Curryer Road tower drained 250000 gallons into a drainage ditch while residents slept. City officials expect restoration by 8 am as inspectors await subdivision acceptance.
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Kothe
Curryer Road
Eastline Drive
Grand Avenue
Ayershire
Rothe
Boylston Street
Helly Drive
KotMe
Train More Nurses Urged by AHA Leader in Cleveland
AHA president Stanley A. Ferguson urged vigorous nurse training efforts. He spoke at Ohio Hospital Association meeting, stressing action to address the nationwide nurse shortage.
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AHA
Cleveland
American Hospital Association
Stanley A. Ferguson
University Hospitals
National Association
Ohio Hospital
Franklin Crash Cites 61-Year-Old for Tailgating
Franklin police cited Arthur W. Clark aged 61 of 1814 Clarendon Ave for failure to keep an assured clear distance ahead after he struck the rear of Ves ter Powell 4 of 16 E Fifth St at Fourth and Main. Two people escaped injury and $250 damage was reported to the Powell auto.
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Franklin
Fourth
S. Main Streets
Arthur W. Clark
Clarendon Ave
Clark
Vester Powell
Fifth St
Powell
Rhodes Urges Airport Development Across Ohio
Governor James A. Rhodes tells 70 at an industrial appreciation event in Bellefontaine that a committee will be formed to develop airports in every Ohio county. He says airports are essential for community development and needed by industry.
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Belle Fontaine
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Aimis
Rhodes
Theft of Antiques Leads to Multiple Arrests
In Butler County a theft from a Monroe home yielded 45 prints and seven other items recovered. A 17 year old and a 19 year old were arrested. a 7 year old was also taken into custody. Items valued between $400 and $12,000 were insured for about $6,400. One suspect held in jail on $5,000 bond. A Greenville dealer returned 19 prints bought unknowingly. Antiques owner Harlan operates a Lebanon shop.
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Fred
Heleny Hacian
Monroe
Butler County
Medges
Nlve
Thire
Harlan
Greenville
Cincinnati - Dayton
Lebanon
Girl Hit By Auto Near Home Hospitalized After Accident
A five year old girl from Curt Street was struck by an auto near her home and taken to town hospital with facial lesions and arm abrasions. The driver, R. Ewing, 21, skidded 25 feet before hitting the girl after attempting to stop. Damage totaled about $100. Another collision on Columbia Avenue involved Everett Lillard, cited for failure to yield.
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Davidson
Curt St
Thetown
Bifey
le Amy
R. Ewing
Ewing
Elmer Reed
Ottawa SL
Everett
Lillard
N. Main St
Columbia Avenue
United States outlines Mopoupees farm Step See Major powers fivep nuclear missiles
US reveals details of a major nuclear forces program including missiles and bombers. Disarmament Delegate Adrian S Fisher says no total weapon inventory will be required but a strict control and inspection system will be established to prevent further buildup.
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Geneva
United States
US. Disarmament
Adrian S. Fisher
Fisher
Proverb on clay tablet from ancient Iraq warns of tax fear
A 3500 year old clay tablet from ancient Iraq carries a saying about rulers and the tax collector. The line suggests fear is directed at the tax agent rather than lords or kings, reflecting early views on taxation.
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Iraq
Three New Armco Directors Elected to Board
Armco Steel Corp shareholders elected Edwin J. Thomas D E Reichelderfer and E A Correa to the board. Re-elected were James C Donnell II Joseph B Halil and T Spencer Shore. Thomas joined Goodyear in 1916 and rose to chief executive officer. Correa became Armco secretary and vice president.
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Armco Steel Corp. Board of
Edwin J. Thomas
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
D. E. Reichelderfer
Armco
E. A. Correa
James C. Donnell II
Marathon Oi Co
Joseph B. Halil
The
Kroger Co
T. Spencer Shore
Eagle - Picher Co
Thomas
Goodyear
Army
Horatio Alger
American Schools and Colleges Association
Reichelderfer
Correa
Breed, Abbott & Morgan
New York City
London
Two Juveniles Charged in Multi Burglaries
Two 16 year olds were charged with juvenile delinquency after police tied them to ten break ins over 18 months. The pair admitted to entries at Pennington's Barber Shop Central Avenue West Alley and several local sites including Harkrader Collection Agency Sherman Ave Dairy Queen Main Street Patricia's Beauty Salon One Hour Cleaners North Main Street Gillen Crowe Drugs Yankee Fourth and Yankee A&W Root Beer and a laundromat on Yankee Road. Property damage was high though the boot was low.
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Pennington
Central Avenue
West Alley
Harkrader Collection Agency
Sherman Ave
the Dairy Queen
S. Main St
Patricia's
N. Broad Steet
N. Main St
Gillen Crowe Drugs
Fourth
Yankee
Lightning
N. Clinton S
A&w Root Beer
S. Main Street
Yankee Road
Extra Chuckle Summer Camps Offer Kids Safe Fun
Summer camps by Extra Chuckle provide activities for children during mother’s vacation. Staff oversee games crafts and outdoor play in a supervised environment designed for family convenience and child engagement.
Reminder of City Income Tax Deadline Near
Ritter informs Middetown residents and non residents with city business or wages that city income tax returns and payments are due by midnight April. Anyone with non withheld city tax must file. Examples include landlords self employed residents working outside city and non residents with city income.
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Ritter
Middetown
Middletown
Walkie-Talkie Visits Hospital Loophole Solved
Eleven year old Kathy Williams stays connected with her sixth grade classmates via battery powered walkie talkies while hospitalized at Middletown Hospital after a broken thigh. Friends gather under her window daily during a pre arranged schedule to chat about four school topics. Kathy will celebrate her twelfth birthday in bed on May 1 and continues tutoring three times a week to keep up.
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Kathy Williams
Fulton Lane
Kathy
Wilson School
Middletown Hospital
Jack K. Wetherbee
Orchard St
Garland Williams
Tax Office Offers April Saturday Assistance Hours
Ritter announced the tax office will aid in completing forms and stay open on Saturday mornings during April for those unable to visit on weekdays. Taxpayers should bring a copy of their federal return to streamline filing. division hours are 8 am to 5 pm weekdays and 8 am to noon Saturdays.
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Ritter
Fire Damages Findlay College Dormitory Evans Fears Overnight
Fire department officials seek the cause after a blaze on the second floor of a Findlay College dormitory forces evacuation of 120 girls. The fire damaged a small area but smoke and water damage were extensive. students returned after two hours.
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Findlay, Ohio
Findlay College
Celebrezze to Speak at Ohio Retarded Children Meet
U S Secretary Anthony J Celebrezze will address the Ohio Association for Retarded Children Inc at a May 2 banquet in Cincinnati. The event at the Netherland Plaza Hotel is announced by the organization.
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Columbus, Ohio
Anthony J. Celebrezze
U.S
Hollow Earth Navy Expedition Idea Sparks 19th Century Debate
Some 19th century Congress men argued the earth is hollow and proposed a Navy expedition sail through a proposed entrance in Antarctica to reach the globe’s center.
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Navy
Globe
Boy Sets Barn Fire to Win News Tip in Greene County
In Xenia Ohio a 10 year old boy started a grass fire near a barn to win a 25 prize for a news tip. The blaze damaged a barn a house trailer and farm machinery totaling 15000 dollars and knocked Bellbrook telephone service out for two hours. The boy faces juvenile authorities for punishment and potential charges.
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Xenia, Ohio
Bellbrook
Greene County Sheriff's
Dayton
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