Poet Nash in Critical Condition at Baltimore Hospital
Ogden Nash, noted for his humorous verse and limericks, is reported in critical condition at Union Memorial Hospital after an undisclosed illness. He was hospitalized last Tuesday. the Nash family asked for no further details. Nash debuted in 1930 and has since written more than a dozen books and three Broadway comedies. Born in New York, he has lived in Baltimore since 1965.
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Baltimore
Ogden Nas
Union Memorial Hospital
Nash
New York
Kingston Prison Rebellion Ends in Transfer and Closure Plan
Kingston penitentiary struggled after a four day mutiny ended with the release of five hostages. One inmate died amid intra-prison fights and 11 were injured. About 400 inmates were moved to Millhaven and other facilities, with the government planning to close Kingston within four months.
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Millhaven
Kingston
Kingston Penitentiary
Royal Canadian Regiment
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Area
Obituaries note Winfred Chaney 63 of 305 Garfield St with services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Donald Ross 57 of Monticello Ky recently of Middletown died after a heart attack. survivors include a son and siblings. Charles W. Mason 67 of 5 W Lawndale St died of cancer. funeral at Oswald Funeral Home with several relatives listed.
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Winfred Chaney
Garfield St
McCoy + Leffler
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Cuaney
Donald Ross
Monticello
Middletown
Ross
Illinois
Donald
Louisville
Inez Center
Howard Chrisman
Carl
Arnold
Lebanon
Charles W. Mason
W. Lawndale St
Oswald
Mason
Dorothy
Gwendolyn Welch
Kettering
David
Pat Mason
Service notices list several local funerals
Ruth Baker of Parliamon Avenue will be served at 1 a.m. Wednesday by Brown-Dawson. Beatrice Zerr 55 of 905 Chase Avenue will be served at 10 a.m. Tuesday by Brown-Dawson. Cora Sowell 71 of New Miami will be served at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Isaac Baptist Church.
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Ruth Baker
Parliamon Avenue
Brown-Dawson
Beatrice Zerr
Chase Ave
Cora Sowell
New Miam
Isaac! Baptist Church
Quiet at Fairfield Express terminal amid nationwide walkout
Fairfield Ohio reports no strike impact at the AEA Express terminal on Symmes Road despite 15 000 workers nationwide walking out. A New York union official calls it a nationwide contract dispute while R C Johnson notes local terminals in Ohio appear unaffected.
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Fairfield
AEA
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Afl-Cito
New York
Umion
Steve Milone
R. C. Johnson
Symmes Road
Ohio
Jobless Dayton Gets Fed Funds For Training Programs
The U S Labor Department announced 1.9 million dollars in federal funds for concentrated employment programs in Dayton and Cincinnati. The grant aids 681 disadvantaged and underemployed in Cincinnati and 419 in Dayton with vocational and on the job instruction. Allocations include Cincinnati 1,089, as Dayton 882,146. An additional 574,965 was approved for manpower skill training centers in Akron, Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Jackson, run by local public schools offering classroom training for shortage occupations.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Labor
Dayton
Cincinnati
Labor Department
Akron
Columbus
Cleveland
Jackson
Woman Killed In Auto Crash At Hamilton
Hamilton police report the city’s first traffic fatality of the year as 76 year old Mary Kakoginis died at Mercy Hospital after a car swerved and struck a telephone pole at Third and Black streets. Her husband George, 73, was listed in critical condition in intensive care.
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Hamilton
Third
Black Streets
Mercy Hospital
Mary Kakoginis
Second St
George
Kakoginis
N. Third Street
Old Bison Trail Hiked By Troop 1
Twenty members of Boy Scout Troop 1 sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church hiked the Old Bison Trail near Erlanger Kentucky on a Saturday. Scouts included Alan Roney Danny Christenson Tony Mobley Pat Dugan Scott Harris John and Billy Crawford Pete Norton Marx Greer Greg Bendel Mark and Merideth Maines Todd Yost Christie Schueler Don Hackney Dougie Jon Peil Mat and Dan Bishop and Ted Chefry. Leaders were Jim Roney Gary Perkins Dr William Crawford and Paul Ross.
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First Presbyterian Church
Erlanger
Alan Roney
Danny Christenson
Tony Mobley
Pat Dugan
Scott Harris
John
Billy Crawford
Pete Norton
Marx Greer
Greg Bendel
Mark
FDA Inspector Recalls Struvite In Shrimp Scare
Baltimore AP profile of Al Ondis an FDA inspector detailing a strange incident where a woman bit into glassy struvite from canned shrimp. The piece covers his routine duties, training, and the challenges of policing food safety across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia.
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Baltimore
al Ondis
Food and Drug Administration
Ondis
FDA
Boston
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Gilligan Seeks Tax Basis to Support Public Schools
Gov John J Gilligan addresses Ohio Conference on Elementary Education urging a sound equitable tax base for public schools. He warns state aid is hopelessly inadequate and local property tax fueles a fiscal crisis. His $9.1 billion budget aims to fund education with a graduated income tax and increase per pupil subsidy to 680 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Train Demolishes Man's Car At Baltimore Crossing
A 58-year-old Baltimore Street resident escaped serious injury when his car was struck by a switch engine at the Baltimore & Ohio Woodlawn Avenue crossing at 11:25 p.m. Saturday. Raipon J. Faeta of 223 Baltimore St. did not see the train engine but heard the bells. He was treated at Middletown Hospital for a possible chest injury and released. Police estimated car damage at $1,000. train damage to the step board was not specified.
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Baltimore Street
Baltimore & Ohio Woodlawn Avnue Crossing
Raipon J. Faeta
Baltimore St
J. C. Taylor
Cincinnati
Faeia
Middletown Hospital
Unes
Europeans Would Envy Landscape In U S
A travelogue contrasts European envy with American landscapes from Montana to Death Valley and the Grand Canyon. The piece highlights vast open spaces, shifting weather and skies, and the tension between pristine scenery and industrial encroachment, ending with reflective scenes in Pennsylvania and at the Carmel Mission garden.
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Russia
Montana
Las Vegas
Death Valley
America
Mt. Zabriskie Point
Rainier
Sheet Valley
Bayou Teche
Louisiana
Nevada
Bayous
Rouge
Genie helps beginners make music with Lowrey spinet organ
Spring notes a magical world of music at Norris Music where Lowrey’s spinet organ automates rhythm and accompaniment. The ad touts under $900 price, promises easy play for nonmusicians, and highlights other gifts from Office Outfitters, Booth Drugs, Filson’s fashion, Pickwick Shoppe, Merle Norman, and Ed's Tropical Fish for Mother's Day.
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Genie
Norris Music
Lowrey
Pickwick
Hattie Carnegie
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Ogden Nash
Kingston, Ont
Charles Mason
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Ith
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mer
Monthru
Aney
Fed
Munsingwear
Someon Tasta Hue
Sieur
Pete Leidich
Jerry Hook
University of California At Davis
By Margaret Scherf
The
Steuthling
Oaldis
Diana Lee
RED Slipper
Holiday Inn
U.S
Paget
Horst
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Colorado
Vietnam
North
Maine
South Carolina
Euphrata
Pennsylvania
Carmel Mission
Round Town
Office Outfitters
Smith
Corona Typewriters
Booth Drugs Inc
Central
Rexall
Booth
Filson’s
Saybury
Lanvin
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
First Avenue
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