Decency Rally Planned by Teens From Nine Area Schools
About 80 youths from nine area schools formed ten committees at Middletown High School to plan a decency rally. The event, aimed at demonstrating teen responsibility, is likely to occur in Barnitz Stadium in late May or early June with discussions on timing, banking, and a headquarters.
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Fred Sennet
Teens For Decency
Middletown High School
Miami
Florida
Don Switzer
Lemon-Monroe High School
Switzer
John Kiesweter
Fenwick High School
Barnitz Stadium
Teens Rally in Cincinnati Draws 10000 Youths
Mt. Olivet Church youth director Tom Wilson Jr. led 20 Trenton teens to a Cincinnati Garden rally titled Teens for Decency. He praised orderly crowds, few countercultural attendees, and a unifying singalong during Green Berets and Battle Hymn of the Republic with flags waved and silent moments. Wilson secured tickets by writing for the group.
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Tom Wilson Jr
Mt. Olivet United Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Cincinnati
Wilson
Cincinnati Garden
Preparation H touted to stop hemorrhoid torment
An advertisement claims Preparation H quickly stops burning itch and relieves pain from hemorrhoids without narcotics or stinging astringents. It alleges the formula shrinks hemorrhoids and lubricates irritated tissue, available as ointment or suppository.
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New York, N.Y
New School Entered Slicer Taken
A $1,500 meat slicer was stolen from the new Middletown High School building during a weekend break in. Also taken were two typewriters one electric and an electric calculator. Entry used a two by four board and a concrete block to smash a window.
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New Middletown High School
Taft School
S. Verity ‘Parkway
Orville Lewis
Lewis
Thomas Kimbrough
15Th Ave
Kennedy
Edward Wooddell
Lenza Morgan
Lincoln St
Boy Thrown Through Glass In Lobby Fight
A 16 year old, allegedly thrust through a plate glass window into the Manchester Motor Inn lobby Saturday and faces a juvenile court hearing on a fighting complaint. Another youth escaped citation after trying to break up the fight. a second boy was struck in the temple by a flying object and injured. The victim required stitches at Middletown Hospital.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown Hospital
71 Year Old Pilot Dead In Homemade Gyrocraft Crash
James Warner Sr a 71 year old Cincinnati man and retiree died when his self built gyrocopter crashed about 25 feet up at Hook Field. Investigators seek whether the fatal outcome was caused by the machine or operator error. The craft was uncertified test gear and not FAA certified. witnesses noted power on descent and no evident mechanical fault.
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Cincinnati
Hook Field
James Warner Sr
Garrett J. Boone
Butler County
Warner
Charles Maurice
Hill Ave
Mr. Warner
Southwestern Ohio
Popular
Rotor Craft Association
Maurice
FAA
Glover Re-Elected Commander of Blythe-Williams Post 231
Jerry Glover of Armco Steel was re elected to a second year as commander of Blythe-Williams Post 231 at 908 Yankee Road. Orville Willias was elected first and second vice commanders. Mitchell Burns adjutant. John Domineck treasurer. Bernice Harris chaplain. Rev. Samuel Baldwin executive board. other directors named with installation set for a Wednesday meeting.
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Jerry Glover
17Th Ave
Armco Steel Employe
Blythe-Williams
American Legion
Yankee Road
Orville Willias
Mitchell Burns
John Domineck
Bernice Harris
Samuel Baldwin
Joel Bailey
Zan Siar Frank Latimer
Herman Jones
Thomas Harris
Clarence Robinson
Robert Greene
Pratinas Introduces Satiric Dramas in Athens
Pratinas, a tragic poet of Athens, pioneered satiric dramas as a distinct form of entertainment separate from tragedy.
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Pratinas
Athens
No Rush On For City Licenses
City Commission meeting drew about 40 door to door salesmen but no one held current selling licenses. A clerk noted six inquiries for licenses with no sales since the meeting. The article cites a proposed ordinance restricting door to door sales and refunds half the $3 license fee if enacted.
Middletown High Band Plans Uniform Purchase Meeting
The Middletown High School Band Associates will meet at Central School at 7 30 p m tomorrow to authorize funds for 180 full uniforms six majorette uniforms one drum major and three directors uniforms. James Carter association president leads agenda and fundraising discussion.
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Middletown High School Band Associates
Central School
Hearing Reset Again In Hamilton Slayings
Samuel Lee Latham 32 of 1586 Pueblo Drive New Miami remains charged with murder in the double slaying of dentist Dr Bertram H Roden 63 and his wife Leona 58. Preliminary hearing delayed for a second time to next Monday at 9 30 a m due to witness unavailability. Latham held without bond at Butler County Jail following arrest April 10.
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Hamilton
Samuel Lee Latham
Pueblo Drive
New Miami
Martin A. Coyle
Latham
Bertram H. Roden
Leona
Picadilly Drive
Charles Reid
Hamilton City
Butler County
Shooting Charge Filed in Domestic Quarrel Killing
Richard Red Lovely 41 of 117 Webster St was charged with first degree manslaughter in the Saturday shooting death of Lloyd Lohr 25 of Winston Salem. Bond set at 5000 dollars. Lovely jailed since 7 15 p m after arrest at the Orioles Club.
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Richard
Red) Lovely
Webster St
Lloyd Lohr
Winston‘Salem
Dudge J. T. Lamb
Lovely
Kenneth Craig
Donald Wells
Orioles Club
Reynolds Ave
Warren Murder Trial Starts
Warren County Common Pleas Court opened the first degree murder trial of 17 year old Treva Diane Crosthwaite for her father Hubert Crosthwaite's death. The proceedings focus on age at crime and capital punishment with testimony planned from Freida Crossthwaite, the defendant’s mother who was wounded.
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Jack Thornton
Lebanon
Treva Diane Crosthwaite
Hubert Crosthwaite
Warren County
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
James Ruppert
Ed Lawson
Fred Jones
Morris Turkelson
Miss Crossthwaite
Freida Crossthwaite
Briefing on Human Relations Council Report at City Meeting
Mrs. Marva Sampson will present the Human Relations Council activities at the 7 p.m. city commission meeting. The briefing concludes a series by department and division heads. The commission will consider rezoning Nelbar Street and Atco Avenue gas station from residential to business use. A third reading to ban door-to-door selling as a nuisance is delayed to one week from tomorrow.
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Marva Sampson
Nelbar Street
Atco Avenue
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