Obituary for Shirley Harbaur Littlefield
Calling hours for Shirley Harbaur Littlefield 43 formerly of Middletown changed to 6 to 9 p m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Services at 10 a m Saturday at the same funeral home. Burial in Mennonite Cemetery Tren ton. She died Tuesday in San Angelo Texas where she lived the past two years.
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Shirley Harbaur Littlefield
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Trenton
Boy's Body Still Not Recovered After River Search
Hamilton divers continued dragging operations in the Great Misrii River for six year old Kenneth Miller believed drowned near a dam north of Hamilton. Kenneth, son of Mrs. Charlotte Miller, attended Madison Elementary School. his father Sgt. Donald W. Miller died in Vietnam in December 1967. The boy, playing with a companion, was swept off the dam. the companion was uninjured.
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Hamilton
Misrii
Kenneth Miller
Charlotte Miller
Campbell Ave
Here
Madison Flementary School
Donald W. Miller
Vietnam
Middletown Cycle Center Hours
Middletown Cycle Center lists hours Mon and Fri 9:30 to 8:00. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday operate until 6:00 with additional online access.
SALT Talks Open in Vienna to Limit Nuclear Arms
The United States and the Soviet Union began SALT negotiations in Vienna to curb the nuclear arms race. President Nixon urged a first step to limit and then reduce arsenals, with Gerard Smith reading Nixon’s pledge for a comprehensive, verifiable accord.
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Vienna
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
We Ornate
Belvedere Palace
Helsinki
Gerard Smith
Smith
Global View Of Pollution Called For By Magnuson
Washington Senator Warren Magnuson urged a world view of the environment and proposed a World Environmental Institute to serve as an international information center. He cited Lake Baikal pollution and a Soviet plant accident, noting Soviet action on noise and Moscow curfews. The nonpolitical institute would include all nations seeking environmental assistance.
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Magnuson
Washington
Warren Magnuson
Washington State Democrat
World Environmental Institute
Ing
Senate
Commerce Committee
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Lake Baikal
Moscow
McKinley Eighth Graders Earn Toward Niagara Falls Trip
McKinley Middle School eighth graders earned money toward a planned overnight trip to Niagara Falls starting at 6 a.m. tomorrow. Principal Mundell said they were close to the $1,200 goal, with most students paying about $10 each. A sixth grade fundraiser crowned Little Miss McKinley as pageant winner Lonne Hairston, with Linda Lee and Delia Adams as runners up.
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McKinley Middle School
Niagara Falls
Earl
Mundell
Building Ban Hits Cleveland and 33 Suburbs
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board ordered a construction ban for Cleveland and 33 suburbs until contracts and construction schedules for interceptor sewers and related projects are approved. Cleveland faces deadlines through Nov 1 for plans, May 1 for smaller sewers, and Jan 1 1973 for completion, with a review set for Nov 10. Painesville and Fairport Harbor also face sewer system actions by Sept 8.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Pollution Board
George Eagle
Ohio Department of Health
Painesville
Fairport Harbor
East Kiwanians Sell Roses in Middletown Sale
East Kiwanians plan a rosebush sale at Middletown Shopping Center from 9 30 a m to 5 p m on Saturday offering three hybrid bushes for five dollars in white red or pink. Bud Beroerich and Larry Curless lead the event with home delivery the last week of May.
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Middletown
Carlisle to Rent Classrooms for Next School Year
Carlisle plans end of half day sessions with 350 students moving to space at New Jersey Baptist Church Hillcrest Baptist Church and Chautauqua Community Center. Supt. Way says rental costs will be reasonable and busing will drop from four trips to two in September as full day sessions begin in a new high school in 1972.
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Carlisle
David Way
New Jersey Baptist Church
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Chautauqua Community Center
Way
Anarchy U. S. A. Screened at Seven Dolors Hall
The film Anarchy U. S. A. will be shown Friday at 7 30 p.m. in Monroe at the Seven Dolors Church recreation hall. Sponsored by the Support Your Local Police Committee which brought retired Lt. Leland.
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Anarchy
Seven Dolors Church Recreation Hall
Monroe
Support Your Local Police
Leland
Madison High Names Student Of The Year
Madison High School honors Pat Thorpe as Student Of The Year at the eighth annual DECA banquet held at Congress Inn. State supervisor Robert Koons urged continued community involvement while district winners received gold cups and certificates of appreciation for employers who provided training stations.
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Pat Thorpe
Madison
Koons
Miss Thorpe
DECA
Darlene Kroger
Colin Hardware
Pat ‘Thorpe
Twin Fair
Marilyn Parker
Karen Patton
B’ i Singleton
James Coy
Madison High
Willard Burton
Artist Thomas Hart Benton Honored on 81st Birthday
The State Historical Society of Missouri honored artist Thomas Hart Benton for distinguished service on his 81st birthday in Kansas City. Benton wore a checked sports jacket and dark neck scarf, accepted the award, and toasted with champagne alongside the delegation.
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Kansas City
State Historical Society of Missouri
Thomas Hart Benton
Benton
Fenwick Festival Chooses Invest in Falcon Country Theme
Fenwick selects theme for annual festival to be held June 20 and 21. First organizational meeting set for tomorrow at Fenwick School. Ray Witte names parish chairmen and lists extensive festival committee roles and participating parishes including Holy Trinity St. Mary's St. John's Holy Name and others. Brown of Indianapolis Police speaks this week with rebroadcast planned for Saturday at 7 p.m. on WPF.
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Falcon Country
Fenwick
Gene Evert
St. Mary, Franklin
Paul Lakarosky
St. ‘Francis DeSales
Lebanon
St. Augustine’s
Germantown
Seven Dolors
Monroe
Waynesville
Fenwick High School
George Frye
Robert Schwab
Jim Kraft
Joe Schramm
Bob McDonough
Vince Caserta
Joe Mulligan
Tom Lay
Dan Sack
Jack Buckley
Joe Barrett
Emma ‘Sauter
Bill Uhl
Composer Guy Drake Faces Legal Trouble in Kentucky
Benton Kentucky AP Composer Guy Drake known for Welfare Cadilac is charged with property conversion after a concert. He says a $750 check was used to buy a Buick later sold in a dispute. Drake previously rose to fame with a song about a Cadillac spelled Cadilac.
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Drake
Cadilac
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South Vietnam
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178Rd Airborne Brigade
My Loc
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14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
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Bud) Steller Mer
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Certified Professional Photographer
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