William Perry Gates 91 Dies. Service Planned
William Perry Gates 91 formerly of 333 North Main Street died Wednesday at Fairfield Nursing Home. Funeral services set for 1 p m tomorrow at Second Baptist Church with officiants Rev Nathaniel Cooper and Rev F H Hampton. Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 to 9 p m at Batley Funeral Home.
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W. Perry Gates
William Perry Gates
N. Main St
Second Baptist Church
Nathaniel Cooper
F. H. Hampton
Woodside Cemetery
Batley Funeral Home
Gates
Fairfield Nursing Home
Mrs. Theo P. Hahn Dies at 85 in Middletown
Mrs Theo P Hahn 85 of 512 Sutphin Sr Middletown died 7 20 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since April 3 She born Clyde resident Middletown 50 years member Sunshine Circle Faith United Methodist Church Survived by two sons Frederick Middletown Edward Lexington Ky Husband William died 1948 Private services 20 a m tomorrow McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Clifford Stearns officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery No visitations
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Theo P. Hahn
Sutphin Sr
Middletown Hospital
Hahn
Clyde
Middletown
Sunshine Circle of Faith United Methodist Church
William
Frederick
Edward
Lexington
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Obituary for Mrs. Lillie Horn of Middletown
Mrs. Lillie Horn 78 of 6522 Trenton-Franklin Road died at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since April 4. She was born in Powell County Kentucky and lived in Middletown 65 years. Survived by daughter Isabel Kelly of West Alexandria son Edward Brewer of Hurley NM three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services Monday at 10 30 a.m. at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home conducted by Rev Kenneth Howard.
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Lillie Horn
Trenton-Franklin Road
Middletown Hospital
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Kenneth Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Nixon orders comprehensive SALT offer to Soviet Union
New York Times reports President Nixon directed the U S delegation at Vienna to propose a comprehensive limit on strategic weapons in place of cautious limits. The plan would cap offensive and defensive weapons with a small antiballistic missile system allowed for each side.
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New York
Nixon
U.S
Soviet Union
New York Times
White House
Vienna
Times
Pentagon
Senate
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armco Announces Price Increases on Seamless Pipe
Armco Steel Corp announced price and freight changes effective May 4 for certain seamless standard and line pipe products. The increases, similar to peers, average about 4.5 percent.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Mrs. Lillie Mae Lawson Dies at 79 in Jeffersonville Ky
Mrs. Lillie Mae Lawson age 79 of Jeffersonville Ky sister of Charles Wills of Middletown Ky died yesterday. She is survived by her husband Joseph a son Hugh Ficklin of Bradenton Fla and a daughter Mrs Roy Abner of Cincinnati. Services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Richey Funeral Home Mt Steling Ky.
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Lillie Mae Lawson
Jeffersonville
Charles Wills
Middletown
Infant Timothy Leach Dies in Cincinnati Hospital
Timothy Craig Leach aged month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert H. Leach of Haran Kentucky died at 5 30 a m yesterday in Children s Hospital Cincinnati where he had been a patient since April 12 Surviving are his parents a sister Kimberly grandparents Roy Leach Beaver Dam Ky and Billy Grays Franklin Mrs Leach Mrs Grays Funeral services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Anderson Law Funeral Home Haran burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery Local arrangements are by the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Timothy Craig Leach
Elbert H. Leach
Arcadia Drive
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Kimberly
Roy Leach
Beaver Dam
Billy Grays
Franklin
Anderson Law Funeral Home
Haran
Rest Haven
McCoy-Leffler Funeral] Home
Mrs Dorothy Mehl O Brien Dies in Joliet at 58
Mrs Dorothy Mehl O Brien 58 of Joliet Illinois sister of Mrs Jeannette Laut Gus Mehl and Doug Mehl all of Middletown died of cancer yesterday after two years illness Her husband George a daughter Mrs George Spencer of Duluth Minnesota two sons Jack and Gene of Joliet and ten grandchildren survive Services set for 9 am tomorrow at St Bernard s Church Joliet Arrangements by Carlson Funeral Home Joliet
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Dorothy Mehl O’brien
Joliet
Ili
Jeannette Laut
Gus Mehl
Doug Mehl
Middletown
Carlson Funeral Home
Franklin Woman Hattie Holt Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Hattie Holt 55 of 1135 S Main St Franklin died yesterday noon at Middletown Hospital after a six year illness. Survived by husband Hugh son Garrett Carlisle daughter Eula Wolfe Miamisburg two brothers George Manning Franklin Frank Manning Washburn Tenn six sisters Tennessee Carlisle Middletown Ft Lauderdale Fla and three grandchildren. Funeral a.m. Monday at Bethel Baptist Church with Rev Shelby Banks and Rev Nolan Lane officiating. Burial Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. a.m. Monday Cahill.
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Franklin
Hattie Holt
S. Main St
Mildletown Hospital
Hugh
Garrett
Carlisle
Eula Wolfe
Miamisburg
George Manning
Frank Manning
Washburn
Tenn
Mary Holt
Laura Laughner
Lula Holt
Tennessee
Bobbie Young
Darsie O'Dell
Middletown
Ethel Sheets
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Bethel Baptist Church
Shelby Banks
Nolan Lane
Springboro Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Lenin Birthday Observance in USSR Sparks 100th Anniversary
In Ulyanovsk a ceremony with Segnid Brezhnev marking Lenin's 100th birth anniversary featured a tree planting. Brezhnev urged that Leninism would end exploitation and oppression and lead to worldwide socialism, acknowledging the struggle and the need for effort to achieve victory.
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Moscow
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Ulyanovsk
Lenin
Star as the nearest sunlike body
A concise note defines a star as a sunlike body similar to our sun and states it as the nearest stellar object to Earth.
Landslides Endanger Rescue Teams in France
In Lallanches France rescuers faced renewed landslides while sifting debris from an avalanche that killed two at a children's tuberculosis sanatorium. Officials defended the judgment that the avalanche was unforeseeable as teams persisted through the night under floodlights, recovering more bodies.
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Lallanches
France
Mia
Bailey Headhunter Draws FAA Civil Toyes Firestorm
New York AP report says the FAA used three medical offers to assess F Lee Bailey leader of the air control strike. The Times quoted doctors as saying Bailey aims to destroy authority and described him as a headhunter and rebel. Bailey disputed the assessment as unethical. The report had little scientific authority. An official inquiry into Thursday’s deadly avalanche has opened.
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New York
Federal Aviation Administration
F. Lee Bailey
New York Times
Gulline
Bailey
the Times
FAA
John H. Shacter
Times
David
Guiliaths
Evening Optimists Elect Officers
Robert W Highlands Sr of 804 Eaton Ave elected president of the Evening Optimist Club succeeding Don Cox. New officers include Roy Barton first vice president Douglas Clifton second vice president Jon Schaffer secretary treasurer Henry Howard sergeant at arms Edward Faulkner Richard Fugett Charles Sicking James Young directors. Installation set for October 1 for one year and two-year board terms.
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Robert W. Highlands Sr
Eaton Ave
Evening Optimist Club
Don Cox
Highlands
Opti
Roy Barton
Bells To Ring When Apollo Hits Water
Park Street Church in Boston planned a 75 bell carillon for five minutes after Apollo 13 splashdown. organist R Rice Nutting will play Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow. Last special carillon was 1967 for the Red Sox pennant.
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Boston
Park Street
Boston Common
R. Rice Nutting
Boston Red Sox
Boy Defends Home from Five Thieves in Germiston
In Germiston South Africa ten year old Flippie Fouche confronted five masked thieves attempting to steal furniture from his home. He used two karate blows to disarm a knife wielder and forced one thief to carry items back inside. When others charged the house he kept them at bay with a revolver before they fled.
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Germiston
South Africa
Flippie Fouche
Flippie
Suspects Arrested After Robbery Try At B & K Market
Franklin deputies seize 19-year-old Dayton man Richard Gary Poland and a 17-year-old accomplice after an early morning burglary attempt at the B & K Market near Pennyroyal Road. They fled toward Sunny Motel. Poland to face a Monday preliminary hearing in Franklin Municipal Court. The juvenile will be turned over to Montgomery County authorities.
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Franklin
Dayton
Richard Gary Poland
Gordon Dale
George Hamilton
Sunny Motel
William Michael
Pennyroyal Road
Old
U. S. 25
Poland
Franklin Municipal Court
Montgomery County
First gold crown tooth crafted by Dr. William Morrison
The first gold crown tooth was made by Dr. William Morrison, affiliated with the Missouri State Dental Association. His pioneering work marks a milestone in dental restoration within Missouri.
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William Morrison
The
Missouri State Dental Association
Tax Return Form No Good In A Pocket
Augusta resident Dean E. Allen filled his federal income tax return two weeks prior and kept it in his pocket to mail. He joked earlier about others racing to mail before the deadline, but after a dry cleaner found the unfiled return in his coat pocket he grew shaken and worried about the lapse.
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Augusta
Dean E. Allen
Allen
Allen Beach Wins Middletown Optimist Speech Contest
Allen Beach, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Beach, won first place and a $100 bond in the Middletown Noon Optimist Club boys oratorical contest at the Middletown Library. Steve Hawkins took second and Steve Cobb third among 11 participants on Youth, Full Partners in a Better Tomorrow. Judges included B P Allen and Rev Robert Sael.
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Allen Beach
Arthur Beach
Schirm Drive
Middletown
Optimist Club
Steve Hawkins
Chandler Hawkins
Boylston St
Manchester Middle School
Steve Cobb
Willie C. Cobb
Deneen Ave
Monroe
Verity Middle School
Philippines
Fairfield High School
Asia
Car Pool Experiment Reduces Traffic and Pollution
In San Francisco a single day car pool test cut Golden Gate Bridge traffic by about 1,000 vehicles and lowered air pollution by 2.36 tons. KGO radio and newspapers urged car pooling. 16,226 cars used the southbound span from 6 to 9 a.m. vs 17,200 on a typical day.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
KGO Radio
Dale W. Luehring
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Ida Jump
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Vnv
Mouma
Robert Soulin
Mist
Electric Power Department
Apollo
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Eh Lak
SUAGE
S. Verity
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Hamilton
Sunny
B. P. Allen
Robert Sael
Bruce Dominick
Scott Leber
Gary Irwin
Fred Barnes
Glen Allen
Mike McClellan
Chris Dorn
Dick Monroe Jr
Brent Williams
David Cohen
Raw Minter
ALL New
Westinghouse
Union Sanitary
McGee's
Carlisle Shopping Center
McGee
Vannest & Manchester
Grand & Gideon
Vail
Poasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Manchester
Fine Foods
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