Youth Bound Over In Theft
An 18 year old Yankee Road youth was bound to the Butler County grand jury on 2500 bond for breaking and entering Union Sanitary Laundry & Dry Cleaning Store last weekend. Jaseph Edward Harris waived preliminary hearing and was accused of taking an AM-FM radio valued at 105 and clothing worth 200 to 250. Detectives recovered the items from a Yankee Road apartment when Harris was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Road
Butler County Grand Jury
Union Sanitary Laundry
Jaseph Edward Harris
J. T. Lamb
Harr
Lamb
William Applegate
Lafayette Ave
Pennington Rubber Co
Jeanette Ave
Jerry Brandenburg
Sowle Named Next President of Ohio University
Dr Claude R Sowle dean of Cincinnati College of Law will become Ohio University president Aug 1 with an annual salary around 40000 He will replace Vernon Alden who resigns July 31 to pursue banking in Boston OU serves 17000 students at Athens campus and 5000 at eight branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Claude R. Sowle
Cincinnati College of Law
Ohio University
Sowle
UC Law School
Vernon Alden
Boston
the Alleghen
Cantata Available From Clayton Street Church of God
Complimentary copies of The Second Coming of Christ cantata by Rev. Dwayne McLuhan are available from the church music office. The Clayton Chorale performed it as the only church choir invited to the National Sunday School and Youth Convention in Columbus. The author arranged Life of Christ for a 300 voice youth choir. McLuhan is a Lee College graduate and teaches at George Verity Middle School. He plans further studies at the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwayne M. McLuhan
Clayton Street Church of God
Clayton Chorale
Columbus
Local Births and Hospital Discharges Summary
Births reported for several families including the Kuhlmans at 1068 Park Lane with a boy, the Burkheads at 4457 Elk Creek Road with a boy, the Carters at 2219 Dixie Highway with a girl, and the Roberts Jr. at 625 Cleveland St with a girl. Discharges include Mae Banks, Wille D. Chambers, Mildred Hall, Willis Bair, Warren Johnson, Christopher Hahn, Stanley McQuinn, Donald McDonald, Sheila Watts, Harold Walters, William Spencer, Warren Thomas, Edith McCabe, Myrtle Craft, Margaret Meyers, Herbert Seelbreed, Harlan Hedger, Frank Wendt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Kuhlman
Park Lane
Jetty Burkhead
Elk Creek Road
Danny Carter
Dixie Highway
James Roberts Jr
Cleveland St
Willis Bair
Keister Road
Warren Johnson
Ken Ridge Drive
Christopher Hahn
William Hahn Jr
Brell Drive
Stanley McQuinn
Grand Ave
Donald McDonald
N. Broad
Edith McCabe
Franklin
Myrtle B. Craft
Margaret E. Meyers
Oscar Meyers
Omaha St
Herbert Seelbreed
Trenton-Franklin Road
Harlan Hedger
Frank B. Wendt
Ardmore Drive
Las Vegas Suffered Dust Storm With 61 MPH Winds
Gusting winds across Las Vegas caused heavy desert dust to flood the city and require daytime headlights for several hours. Wind gusts reached 61 miles per hour at peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Four defendants receive suspended terms in Butler County Workhouse
In Butler County Juvenile Court Judge David Black placed four defendants on one year suspended sentences and probation in the Cincinnati Workhouse. James William Chrisman 18 John Ollis 19 Horace Pace 64 and Aaron Samuel Kendall 39 were charged for delinquency and child support offenses. Thomas Lee James 25 pleaded guilty to failing to support a minor child and received six months in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
David Black
Cincinnati
James William Chrisman
Radabaugh Road
Trenton
John Ollis
Somerville- Jacksonburg Road
Somerville
Horace Pace
Pleasent St
Lebanon
Aaron
Samuel Kendall
West Middletown
Rt. 1
Chrisman and
Ollis
Pace
Kendall
Thomas Lee James
Walnut Street
Darrtown
First Methodist Church to Stage Mission-Themed Musical
A musical revue titled For Heaven's Sake will be presented tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church with a cast of over 50 members from PROMISES. The production directed by Clement Burton features singing dancing and dialogues and aims to highlight the churchs role in modern society with a call for renewal. Tickets are $2 for adults $1.25 for children and reserved tables for groups of six or more.
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Japan
Clement Burton
Burton
Ecumenical Youth Assembly
Harold Byrd
Explorer Hopes To Prove Vikings Got Here First
London AP report on Bob Marx, a Kingston Jamaica adventurer, sailing a replica 76 foot Viking longboat Alfred the Great from Norway to New York starting May 1 to show Norsemen reached North America centuries before Columbus. He plans to diet on whale blubber and dried cod, stop at Iceland Greenland Labrador Newfoundland Nova Scotia and Cape Cod, reaching New York in fall.
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London
Bob Marx
Atlantic
Columbus
Marx
Norway
New York
New World
Kingston
Jamaica
Bay of Meadows
Newfoundland
North American
Alfred the Great
Gokstad
Oslo
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Nova Scotia
Ohio Senior Citizens Now Top Million Mark
Ohio reports more than one million people aged 65 and over for the first time, with 1,001,497 seniors as of July 1968. State population stands at 10,784,388, up 11.1 percent since 1960. nine counties fall below 1960 totals, while Cuyahoga leads with 164,728 elderly residents and Vinton has 1,191.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Division of Aging
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Department of Development
Martin Janis
Pike
Knox
Adams
Belmont
Harrison
Meigs
Morgan
Noble
Perry
Scioto
Cuyahoga
Vinton County
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Prosperity Ahead
Estrellita forecasts a pleasant day for outdoor interests travel and social gatherings tomorrow. For birthdays the chart signals optimism gains through June 30 1969 and favorable cycles from Feb 1 with strong job prospects and rising assets in the coming year.
Today in History highlights from April 19, 1969
Dates and events noted include Lexington and Concord beginning the American Revolution in 1775, the end of the Revolutionary War announced by Congress in 1783, Lord Byron's death in 1824, Lincoln funeral in 1865, Duryea's first practical gasoline car in 1892, the U.S. going off gold in 1933, Leipzig capture in 1945, Deer Lodge riot aftermath ten years earlier, Laos political upheaval five years earlier, and North Vietnam peace talks proposal rejection one year earlier.
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Associated Press
Lexington and
Concord
Lexington
Congress
Lord Byron
Greece
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Charles E. Duryea
Springfield
Mass
United States
Germany
Leipzig
Montana
Deer Lodge
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Laois
North Vietnam
U.S
TV Tonight Highlights Map of Classic Shows and Guests
Television highlights list tonight across channels with Adam-12 Jackie Gleason Get Smart My Three Sons Hollywood Palace Petticoat Junction Mannix The Rare Breed Destination Inner Space The Suc cess April in Paris The Benny Goodman Story The Happy Thieves and more with guests including George Burns Florence Henderson Phyllis Diller Rex Harrison and Doris Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Ernie
Hollywood Palace
Steve Lawrence
Florence Henderson
Phyllis Diller
Bill Dane
Pat Anthony
Russ Lewis
Petticoat Junction
Steve
Betty Joe
Mannix
James Stewart
Vittorio Gassman
Paris
Doris Day
Benny Goodman
Steve Allen
Door Installation Turns Expensive Capitol Mishap
In Sacramento the simple task of installing a doorway between Assembly Speaker Robert T. Monagan's office and his secretary's space caused the wall to collapse along with the ceiling and light fixtures. Damaged carpet and walls were reported, with a final bill of 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Capitol
Civic Plaza Weed Pulling by City Officials Disclosed
Assistant City Manager Dale Carter and a city custodian weeded the new civic plaza police arrived. A teenager on juvenile court supervision identified the plants as wild marijuana, linking the incident to a possession case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale, Ariz
Dale Carter
New Civic Plaza
Carter
Man Killed in Train Derailment near Ridgeway, Ohio
In Logan County two Penn Central freight trains collided west of Ridgeway killing Leonard Beair a 49 year old Bellefontaine man head brakeman on one train. Two other serious injuries reported and about 25 to 30 cars derailed. Eastbound train carried 66 cars from Bellefontaine to Toledo. westbound train had 123 cars from Cleveland to Indianapolis.
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Bellefontaine, Ohio
Penn Central
Ridgeway
Logan County
Bellefontaine
Leonard Beair
Beair
Toledo
Cleveland
Indianapolis
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Carl Creach
Vernon D. Perry
Whittier St
Paul Knapp
Burton Road
Janet Mays
Orchard St
Creach
Frank Back
Central Ave
Phyllis Myers
Lester Vernon Owens Jr
Princeton Ave
Cincy Dean
O.U
Rev
Dwayne McLuhan
Mae Banks
Ninth Ave
Wille D. Chambers
Pershing Ave
Mildred Hall
Frank
Lin
Sheila Watts
Melvin Watts, Franklin
Harold Walters
Monroe
William J. Spencer
Sixth Ave
Warren W. Thomas
Pine
Air Force
Edwards Air Force Base
Jerauld Gentry
1St Methodist Church
Los Angeles
California Institute of Technology
Paul Reichley
G. S. Downs
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mrs. Jim McCoy
Cape Cod
Nina
Spain
Bahamas
Frig
George Belcher
McAllen
Texas
Vietnam
U.S. State Department
Neal Watson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Estrellita
Malloy
Reed
Jackie Gleason
George Burns
Georgie Kaye
Lou Marsh
Tony Adams
Rex Harrison
Civic Plaza
SALES
Central
Westinghouse
Sue Salt
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