Blind Shoeshine Boy Aids Struggling Castillos In Texas
A San Antonio family led by Mrs Castillo and five children, plus a sightless mother, gained relief after newspapers in 14 states published Max Castillo’s story. Donations totaling $89 arrived, funds cover food and shoes, while utilities and insurance debts are eased. Max, who shines shoes after school, helped by brothers and sister Gloria who works in a cafeteria.
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San Antonio
Tex
Little Max Cas Title
Miguel Castillo
Castillo
Max
Gloria
State Welfare
Casillo
Broda Reappointed Kent State University Trustee
Frederick M. Broda of Canton is named by Governor DiSalle as a Kent State University trustee for a term ending May 16, 1968. Broda serves as president and treasurer of Webb-Broda & Co. in Canton.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Frederick M. Broda
Canton
Kent State University
Broda
Webb-Broda & Co
Gains Seen For Steel Output In April Increase
Steel Magazine reports steady improvement in production with expected seventh straight weekly gain topping 1.8 million ingot tons and an 8 percent April rise to 7.6 million tons. Premium orders soften. scrap prices ease as mills shift from scrap to pig iron amid weaker export demand.
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Cleveland
Ap) — Steel Magazine
Steel
Pittsburgh
Police Briefs Runaways, Brawls, and Vandalism Across Middletown
Dorsey Richardson, 31, was treated at Middletown Hospital for facial cuts after a brawl at Rebel Inn. Mattie Mae Smith, 42, received a bruised jaw from a chair at Rainbow Inn and was released. Police detained then released two suspects in a theft case involving a 1961 model car owned by Cardie Childers after recovery of the vehicle. Vandalism included slashed car tops, damaged shrubbery, two windshield holes, a torn laundromat phone line, and a damaged car top in City Lot 6.
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Dorsey Richardson
Rufus St
Middletown Hospital
Rebel Inn
Yankee Road
Mattie Mae Smith
Hudson Ave
Nigit
Rainbow Inn
Garfield St
Middletown
Cardie Childers
Neays Ave
W. Central Ave
Cecil McNabb
Columbia Ave
Vannest Ave
John Bear
Fifth Ave
Baltimore Street
Charles Johnson
Dayton
Officials Attend VEW Installation
Edward Brelsford and his wife attended the installation of officers of VFW Post 1069 in Hamilton on Saturday. Installing officer Samuel Fruttoso received a pin for his services, with Hobart Hopper also in attendance. A note mentions a tiny chapel in Ephesus believed to stand over the house of the Virgin Mary.
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Edward Brelsford
Butler County
VFW
Hamilton
Samuel Fruttoso
Hobart Hopper
VFW District 4
Ephesus
Turkey
Virgin Mary
Kennedy Receives Sukarno Before Talks at White House
Indonesian President Sukarno arrives in Washington for an informal overnight visit with President Kennedy. He is to receive full military honors including a 21 gun salute at Andrews Air Force Base before a four hour meeting. Sukarno seeks U S nonintervention against anti-C Castro forces and discusses Indonesia Netherlands tensions over West New Guinea amid a Soviet arms deal.
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Washington
Indonesia
Sukarno
Kennedy Kennedy
Andrews Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Cuba
U. S
United States
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Soviet Union
Richmond man dies in Preble County crash near Indiana line
Eliga Collins Jr. of Richmond aged 31 died at the scene after his car, attempting to pass a vehicle, overturned on Ohio 121 mile west of New Paris. His passenger Carl Falin of Lexington Ky. was treated for a head injury at Reid Memorial Hospital.
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Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Fun Night at Wildwood PTO Meeting
Wildwood PTO hosts Fun Night at 7:15 PM at the school featuring a Sharpshooters vs All Stars game led by Joe Cornella. The evening includes the Wildwood band and aims to boost parent participation and loop in families for future planning.
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Wildwood
PTO
PTO Sharpshooters
Wildwood All Stars
Joe Cornella
Retired Sewing Company VP Dies
Francis M. Payne age 8 died Sunday at his Lyndhurst home. Payne a lawyer from Michigan joined White Sewing Machine Co. after college and served 27 years as vice president before retiring to suburbia.
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Cleveland
Francis M. Payne
The
White Sewing Machine Co
Lyndhurst
Payne
Michigan
White
New York Stocks and Market Prices Mixed Amid Trading
Markets moved higher while cattle and hog futures showed weakness. Steers and heifers traded light to moderate volumes with prices for load lots and averages across weight classes. Cows bulls and calves posted mixed results as hogs fell 25 to 35 points and lambs remained firm but narrowed demand.
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Areeneenee
Escopeesees
Cincinnati
USDA
Middletown Securities and Local Firms Sale Report
A fragmented OCR list shows Middletown Securities alongside local businesses including Aeronca, Crystal Tissue, First National Bank, Sorg Paper, Sorg Proer, Pia, and Lau Blower. The text lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Aeronca Ptd
Cosseres
Aeroncea Prior Pid
Crystal Tissue Co
First National Bank
Sorg Paper Co
Sorg Proer Co
Pia
Lau Blower
NYSE Members Meet at Manchester Hotel
A compact note records NYSE members gathering at the Manchester Hotel, with contact line 2 457 for And Ladd in Georgia.
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New York Stock Exchange
Manchester Hotel
Sheriff Sale Brings Middletown Lot At 1515 Jacoby Ave
Butler County Sheriff to auction Lot 9038 in Middletown Ohio known as 1515 Jacoby Avenue between 10 and 11:30 AM on May 16 1961. Court order directs sale of the Standard Building & Loan Company suit against Tommy H Townsend et al. Appraised at 7500 cash terms. James F Hixon sheriff. Henry J Weller attorney.
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Barrett McGill
Butler County
Ohio
Ellen Creech
James McGill
Middletown
James McGill Dee
Tommy H. Townsend
Butler County Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Hamilton
Jacoby Avenue
James F. Hixon
Henry J. Weller
Dayton Produce Egg and Potato Prices Report
Dayton producers report farm prices for eggs and potatoes after can dhing and grading. Egg prices range from jumbo to small sizes with several grade levels and per dozen amounts. Potatoes sell at 3.75 to 4.00 per hundredweight, reflecting regional market variations.
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Cincinnati
AIC President Leads East Asia Conference at Western College
AIC President A R Edwards of Armco International presided over the East Asia Conference titled East Asia Today at Western College for Women in Oxford. Speakers included Dr. Fred W. Riggs of Indiana University on Southeast Asia Today and Dr. Leopoldo T. Ruiz of Silliman University on The Philippines Face the Future. Dr. Andrew Todd Roy of Chung-Chi University spoke on East Asia.
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A. R. Edwards
Armco International Corp
Western College For Women
Oxford
Edwards
Western College
Fred W. Riggs
Indiana University
Leopoldo T. Ruiz
Silliman University
Philippines
Andrew Todd Roy
Chung-Chi University
Hongkong
East Asia
Wildlife Film Here Friday at Roosevelt Junior High
Naturalist Karl Masiowsky presents the film Waterway Wildlife at Roosevelt Junior High School Friday at 8 p.m. The program, sponsored by the American Association of University Women, corrects an earlier mislisting that had the date as Saturday. The film explores the link between humans and wildlife and water resources.
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Karl Masiowski
Roosevelt Junior High School
American Association of University Women
Uncle Charles Washington Dies at 117 in Cincinnati
Funeral services set for May 1 for Uncle Charles Washington who claimed birth on a Millersburg Kentucky plantation as a slave. Authorities noted he died at home Sunday after pneumonia following a fall. he worked stoking furnaces and other jobs and credited his long life to good eating with six small meals daily.
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Cincinnati
Charles Washington
Millersburg
Charlie
Havana flight crew reports armed civilians in Cuba
Montreal pilot Capt. Ron Lippert and copilot Guy Larose describe Havana as filled with armed civilians and a tense mood after their World Wide Airways liner was stranded since last Monday's rebel invasion. Lippert compared the scene to a concentration camp while recounting the quiet streets and widespread gun presence.
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Montreal
Cuba
Havana
Ron Lippert
Guy Larose
Doron
Que
World Wide Airways
Linvert
Loren And Hudson Chosen West Germany's Favorite Foreign Stars
Sofia Loren and Rock Hudson were named West Germany's favorite foreign film stars for 1960 by 142,000 readers of two film magazines. The announcement appeared from Karlsruhe, Germany, on a Sunday.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Sofia Loren
Rock Hudson
West Germany
Photographer Moeris Fawcett dies in Dayton at 71
Moeris FE Fawcett, 71, longtime Dayton Journal Herald photographer, died Sunday after a fall that fractured his hip. He was taken to Miami Valley Hospital two weeks ago and died there. He retired in 1958 after 26 years with the Journal Herald.
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Dayton, Ohio
Moeris FE
Fawcett
Dayton Journal Herald
Miami Valley Hospital
Journal Herald
Dispute at Plum Brook Criticized By Congressman
Rep. Charles A. Mosher said a smoldering jurisdictional dispute between NASA and the Atomic Energy Commission hampers important experiments at the Plum Brook Reactor Facility near Sandusky Ohio. He urged action to fix staffing limits and attract top scientists to speed progress at the space test center.
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Washington
Space Agency
Atomic Energy Commission
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
House Space Committee
Plum Brook
Sandusky
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mosher
Plum Brook Test Center
NASA
Propane Gas Cars Pile Up
Five railroad tank cars carrying propane and propane butane derailed near Memphis. About 100 families evacuated, one Frisco crew member suffers a broken toe. Tank cars held 37 378 gallons, part of a Tulsa to Frisco freight near Capelle.
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Memphis, Tenn
Frisco
Tulsa
Oklo
Tennessee
Capielle
Carry Back Named Derby Favorite in Caliente Future Book
Carry Back is listed as the favorite for the Kentucky Derby in the Caliente future book dated May 6 after finishing second to Globemaster in the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct. The horse is priced at 3-1, with Four-and-Twenty at 41, Flutterby Garwol and Crozier at 61.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Dorcester Farm
Carry Back
Globemaster
Wood Memorial
Aqueduct
Alberta Ranch
Tony Alessio
Keeneland
Flutterby
Garwol
Crozier
Phillips Named Coach of Majors
Chicago AP reports Andy Phillip 39, Illinois All America of the 1940s, was named head coach of the Chicago Majors in the new American Basketball League. Abe Saperstein announced the appointment as owner and acting commissioner of the league.
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Chicago
Andy Phillip
University of Illinois
Chicago Majors
Phillip
Ilinois
Doug Mills
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Wake Forest gridder Bill Skippon dies of leukemia
William Bill Skippon a Wake Forest football fullback and former Conneaut Ohio high school star died at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem at age 21 after a three week illness. Wake Forest president Dr Harold W Tribble praised his courage and continued study despite prognosis.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
William
Bill) Skippon
Conneaut
Ohio
Wake Forest College
Baptist Hospital
Wake Forest
Harold W. Tribble
Greta Anderson Fails In Molokai Channel Swim
Greta Anderson, the marathon swimmer, failed in her second attempt to cross the Molokai Channel from Molokai to Oahu. After 22 hours and 35 minutes in the water she covered about 18 miles before being ordered out at 11 06 p m by her husband trainer John Sonnichsen. Strong currents halted her progress for the final hours.
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Honolulu
Greta Anderson
John Sonnichsen
Long Beach
Calif
Molokai To
Oahu
Buddhist priests ill after food at Kyoto rally
About 100 priests and missionary students fell ill after meatless box lunches at a religious rally in Kyoto. Six were seriously ill but doctors expect full recovery. roughly 3,000 others were unharmed.
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Kyoto
Japan
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