Oxford women push consciousness raising at Miami Middletown
Four Oxford students from a women liberation group spoke at Logan Johnston Hall to about 30 Miami Middletown students. They discussed family politics advertising and how these relate to women. The group urged shared burdens and questioned motherhood and marriage as essential for fulfillment.
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Oxford
Miami-Middletown
Logan Johnston Hall
Miami -Middletown
Nancy Hedman
Shirley Lynch
Sue Momeyer
Chris Kuenzli
Oxford Women's Liberation
Nervous Capitalism Bank Faces Bomb Attacks Across California
Bank of America branches in California and New York have suffered numerous bombings or attempted attacks, with damage totaling over $500,000. No injuries reported. Officials fear bombs in a lost briefcase and cite a pattern of antiestablishment protests tied to campus unrest and arson. The bank responds with public ads and campus outreach to win over younger customers.
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Isla Vista
University of California At
Nia
Ull
San Clemente
Nixon
White House
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Provy Hymer
Mrs Provy Hymer of 6741 Kalbfleisch Road died Tuesday at Middletown Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 a.m. at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Surviving are a daughter Mary Ellen Henry of Hamilton, a sister Luna McNeely of Middletown, four children, 14 grandchildren, and five great great grandchildren.
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Provy Hymer
Kalbfleisch Road
Wilson - Schramm
S. Main St
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
River Plan To Be Aired In Lebanon
About 100 proponents of federal inclusion of a mile stretch of the Little Miami River under the Wild and Scenic River Act are to speak at an 8 p.m. Lebanon High School hearing. Ray Custer of Little Miami, Inc. says several groups will send reps. This is the second of two meetings to finalize a study team's report to the secretary of the interior. If approved, federal protection would apply, a shift conservationists say adds weight beyond state or local authorities. The earlier Yellow Springs hearing drew 125 people with questions on implementation, noting the report has no official status and no timeline for federal acceptance.
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Lebanon
Little Miami
Lebanon High School
Ray Custer
Little Miami, Inc
Secretary of the Interior
Yellow Springs
Roman Koenings
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Services for Earl A. Howard Held at Germantown
Earl A. Howard 84 of 120 E Market St dies Monday in Middletown at Christian Care Nursing Home after Feb 17 residence. Retired farmer and carpenter. Survived by three sons Norman Ever ett Kenneth, a sister Nora Miller, six grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Visitation Wednesday 5 to 9 p.m. at John Arpp Funeral Home. service Thursday 2 p.m. with Rev J C Herbert officiating.
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Germantown
Earl A. Howard
E. Market St
Pan
John Arpp
J.C. Herbert
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Howard
Christian Care
Middletown
Della
Norman
Everett
Miamisburg
Kenneth
Nora Miller
Dayton
Franklin Woman Mary Gunckel Dead at Middletown Hospital
Mrs Mary Elinor Gunckel age 42 of 4174 Routt Lane died at 6 40 a m at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient eight months Survived by her husband Henry Arrangements incomplete at Anglesby Funeral Home
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Franklin
Mary Elinor Gunckel
Routt Lane
Middletown Hospital
Henry
Anglesby
Obituaries and Funeral Services Listing
Mrs Minetta Ruhl aged 76 of 874 Franklin Street has services at 10:30 a.m. Thursday per Zettler. Edward Streit aged 83 formerly of 116 Buckeye Street Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m. Thursday at St Stephen's Church. Mrs Elda Weller aged 59 of 1106 Ludlow Street services at 10 a.m. Friday per Campbell. Peter Wainscott aged 4 of Youngstown formerly Hamilton services at 11 a.m. Friday per Brown Dawson.
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Minetta Ruhl
Franklin St
Zettler
Edward Streit
Buckeye St
St. Stephen’s Church
Elda Weller
Ludlow St
Campbell
Peter Wainscott
Youngstown
Hamilton
Brown- Dawson
Local agent Shupe attends Milwaukee need planning school
Gary K. Shupe, district agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Co., will attend need planning school at the Milwaukee office. He will receive training in personal estate, business insurance and employee benefit planning.
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Gary K. Shupe
Northwestern Mutual F Oe Co
Milwaukee
Two brothers arrested after Edgewood High fight injures teen
A 16 year old Trenton boy was hurt at Edgewood High School on Ohio 73 as two brothers fled in a car. A pistol and knife were found in the vehicle. Kenneth Fredericks, 21, was charged with carrying concealed weapons. Stephen Fredericks, 19, was later arrested for trespassing destruction of property and assault for injuries to the victim.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Ohio
Butler County
Darrell Yater
Terry South
Madison Ave
Edgewood
Maurice Ittel
Busenbark Road
Ptl
Yater
Kenneth Fredericks
Maple Ave
Hamilton San
Fredericks
Stephen Dennis Fredericks
Retta Ave
New Miami
Stephen Fredericks
Hamilton Municipal Court
Busy schedule for Dr Turpin in Middletown talks
Dr James Turpin head of Project Concern arrives Middletown tonight for a series of talks on the nonprofit aid program operating in Hong Kong South Vietnam Mexico the Appalachian region Tennessee Kentucky and New Mexico A May 15 walk and an 830 p m public meeting in Logan T Johnston Hall Miami Branch Campus are planned He will also speak at Lemon Monroe High Fenwick High and a Federated Women's Club meeting with additional talks at Middletown High and a Dayton visit before flying back to California
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Middletown
Project Concern
Hong Kong
South Vietnam
Mexico
Appalachian
Tennessee
Kentucky
New Mexico
Turping
San Diego
Logan T. Johnston
Miami Branch
Turpin
Lemon-Monroe High School
WPFB
Fenwick High School
Federated Women's ‘Club
Miami
Paul Garnett
Middletown High School
Dayton
California
Clean-Up To Climax Earth Week In Middletown
Earth Week activities sweep Middletown schools with Saturday cleanup runs from Middletown High School and Roosevelt Middle School. Biology students led by Mrs Helen Arnold will tidy Bresel Boulevard and Central Avenue, while Mr Harold Kesselring guides a group along Ohio 122 and Grand Avenue with police escort. Roosevelt students under Mrs Wilma Mucha will clean Sunset Park and school grounds, joining the senior high cohort at the City Building. Throughout the week students tackled pollution, wrote letters to Save the Mustangs, displayed pollution photos, and made a litter tree at Roosevelt. Garfield fifth graders under Mrs Barbara Thronson decorated a movable trash barrel and planted a crab tree donated by Rockwell Nursery, while the class grows tomatoes, beets, lilac push, and grapevines and learns grafting.
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Helen Arnold
Bresel ‘Boulevard
Central Avenue
Harold Kesselring
Ohio 122
Grand
Roosevelt Middle School
Science Club
Wilma Mucha
Sunset Park
Garfield Elementary
Kevin Baker
Rockwell Nursery
Marrow
Ohio Senate debates wage bill and utility reform
Ohio lawmakers introduced a 1.60 minimum wage bill benefiting about 640,000 workers not covered by existing rules. Other measures seek public retirement benefit changes, fair rate hikes for utilities, and stricter junk auto controls. The Senate approved fast food tax record keeping and aligning deeds for religious charities, with floor sessions set for today.
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Valiquette
Toledo
Anthony C. Calabrese
Cleveland
Sen
Douglass Applegate
Steubenville
House
Senate
109Th General Assembly
Supreme Court Upholds DC Abortion Regulation
The divided Supreme Court upholds DC limitations on abortions to preserve the mother’s health, reversing a federal ruling that found the law vague. Partial dissents by Justices Douglas and Stewart express constitutional concerns. the case leaves many abortion challenges pending across states and involves doctors, patients, and clergy seeking broader access.
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Washington
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Hugo L. Black
Potter Stewart
Douglas
Stewart
Gerhard A. Gesell
Missouri
Firefighter Promoted to Lieutenant in West County
West, 43, was promoted from firefighter to lieutenant by last night. He joined the department July 1, 1954, and outscored peers in a recent examination. Lotemene Nativ of Seaman Adams County, West, is the fireman. Mrs Irma West is a former secretary in the Division of Fire. They have five children. Salary set at 10 965 year.
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Ee Oes West
Carver
Gg Giher
Lotemene
Mother's grief as brothers confess to killing Noah Alba
In San Francisco a 21 year old mother speaks through tears as police confirm her infant son Noah Alba 20 months was slain by two younger brothers aged 7 and 10. Autopsy cites battered spleen and internal bleeding. The brothers led police to a basement cross where the body lay bound by rope and wire. They face detention hearing in Juvenile Court to determine custody.
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San Francisco
Noah Alba
Melanie Alba
Dave Driscoll
Noah
Cus
Tom Blake Hospitalized After Collapse at Home
Tom Blake, 43, president of Blake Steel and city commissioner, was admitted to Middletown Hospital after reportedly collapsing at home Monday. He was said to be in good condition. he had blacked out and fallen in the bathroom prior to admission.
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Tom Blake
Tullis Drive
Middletown Hospital
Blake
Blake Steel
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