Henderson Post 6405 Elects Commander and Officers
Wilbur Henderson, of Armco Steel, named commander of Hunter Clark VFW Post 6405 at the annual meeting on 1319 Young St. Everett Lillard is succeeded. Officers include Carter, Hunter, Scott, McCarty, Johnson, Patton, and Davis. Auxiliary picks Anna Lang as president and Beatrice Williams as conductress with several vice presidents, guards, trustees, and a secretary. Installation set for May.
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Wilbur Henderson
Calumet Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Hunter Clark Vfw
Young St
Everett Lillard
Charles A. Carter
James Hunter
Chester Scott
Albert McCarty
Charlie B. Johnson
William Patton
Edgar Davis
Anna Lang
Celena Garrison
Margaret Heard
Eula Snow
Vivian Mitchell
Hattie Hardeman
Ruthie Carter
Martha McGuire
Garrison
Julia Straws
Stella McCarty
Beatrice Williams
Camp Hook Founders Day Project Elevates Camp Facilities
Armco Research and Technology Center volunteers spent a full day at Camp Hook for Founder's Day. They erected a guard tower and boat dock, built canoe trailers, extended the lake water line, converted a garage to a camp office, added a kitchen ceiling, replaced a dining hall floor, planted trees, and more. One hundred seventy volunteers participated.
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Camp Hook
Local Student Wins Art Show First Prize at Middletown Event
Kathleen Komnenovich a Bowling Green University senior son of Mr and Mrs Eli Komnenovich won first prize in the Area Art Show sponsored by the Middletown Fine Arts Center. Brenda Heiser took second for ceramics and Eleanor Skyllingstad placed third with an honorable mention. The reception was held yesterday at Frisch's Restaurant and the exhibit runs through April 30.
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Eli Komnenovich
Bowling Green University
Middletown
Brenda Heiser
Woodridge Drive
Hamilton
Eleanor Skyllingstad
High Cliff
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Frisch's
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Church State Fight Returns to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court opens hearings on a New York case challenging a law requiring public schools to send textbooks to parochial school students. The challenge argues state taxing power funds religious institutions, while supporters say textbooks aid all students regardless of school type.
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Supreme Court
Albany
Long Island
U.S
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New York Civil Liberties Union
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish Congress
Anti - Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
Americans United For Separation of Church
Martin E. Pollock
New York City
Louis J. Lefkowitz
T. Paul Kane
New York Supreme Court
Kane
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Fox Bites Boy On Foot
Ten year old David Fugate at 4700 Eck Road in Butler County was bitten on the right foot by a fox observed playing with the family cat. His father shot the fox and planned to hold it for the humane society as deputies reported.
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Thomas Fugate
Eck Road
Butler County
Humane Society
Conservatives Split Over Powell Racial Speech in Britain
In London, Prime Opposition leader Edward Heath dismissed Enoch Powell from the shadow Cabinet amid a bitter Tory split over race. Reginald Maudling assumes defense duties, Alec Douglas-Home handles Commonwealth affairs, as Powell defends his "racialist" speech. Labor gains political leverage while Powell persists in his controversial stance on immigration and race relations.
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Edward Heath
Enoch Powell
Powell
Heath
Cabinet
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Alec Douglas-Home
John Jennings
Laborites
House of Commons
Hatfield and Shriver Call Graduates to Challenge Myths
Miami University’s 129th commencement featured Sen. Mark Hatfield urging graduates to dispel myths and empower men with imagination. R. Sargent Shriver urged empathy for the oppressed and to pursue justice, as 9,000 attendees heard two sessions with 1,332 graduates.
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Oxford
Vietnam
United States
Miami University
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Miami
R. Sargent Shriver
France
Shriver
Hatfield
Anastasia Drama Shines At Middletown High School
Middletown High School staged Anastasia directed by Ron Fetzer in his first production. Karen Henry as the Dowager Empress Cynthia Lewis as Anastasia and Mike Townsley as Prince Bounine delivered strong performances with notable Stan Seidner as a convincing blind sleigh driver. The production featured standout set design and mood lighting enhancing the professional feel.
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Middletown
Anastasia
Russia
Ron Fetzer
Middletown High
Karen Henry
Cynthia Lewis
Mike Townsley
Prince Bounine
Stan Seidner
Tom Mohan
Della Ewalt
Lemon Monroe High School class reunion plans announced
May 1 is the deadline to reserve for Lemon Monroe High School 1958 class reunion and dinner dance at Congress Inn June 22 and a June 23 picnic. Co chairs Frank Mays and Dale Johnson report committees have not located members Raymond Brown Opal Hobson Donna Sisco and Mary Jane Welsh. Call Linda Goodwin at 422 8309 with information. A planning session is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Janice Lowe Dohn's home 606 Stanley St.
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Lemon - Monroe High School
Congress Inn
Frank Mays
Dale Johnson
Raymond Brown
Opal Hobson
Donna Sisco
Mary Jane Welsh
Linda Goodwin
Janice Lowe Dohn
Stanley St
Pickup Stolen With Bricks Valued at 30 Dollars
Fred Gill reported a 1959 pickup truck stolen from 1710 Glenn Ave. The vehicle loaded with bricks valued at about 30 dollars disappeared. Deputies later found the truck at Pershing Ave and Finley St. bricks were gone.
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Fred Gill
Glenn Ave
Butler County
Gill
Pershing Avenue
Finley Street
Zollett Takes Part In Miami University Ceremony
Jeffery S. Zollett of 406 Curryer Road sought an injunction to graduate at Miami University Oxford Campus. He wore cap and gown but did not receive a diploma. officials settled to let him participate while his diploma remains in escrow until a two hour physical education course is completed. He will enroll for spring term and receive the diploma dated April 12, about five weeks later. Judge Arthur Fiehrer presided in a Saturday settlement negotiation.
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Jeffery S. Zollett
Curryer Road
Miami University
Oxford
Zollett
Phillip Zollett
Miami
Butler Courty Common Pleas Court
Arthur Fiehrer
Dayton Sailor Killed in NJ Turnpike Crash
Henry Reid Jr., 20, a sailor from Dayton Ohio, was killed when the car he rode in hit a bridge guard rail at a New Jersey Turnpike interchange near Newark Airport.
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N.J
Henry Reid Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Newark Airport
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