Middletonian secretary leads Ohio Republican Clubs
Donna Emrick Davey elected secretary of the Ohio League of Republican Clubs at the Cincinnati Hilton. Richland County delegates nominated her, seconded by Montgomery and Hamilton area clubs. Jim Betts named state chairman. Lynne McCoy co chair. Chester Cruze Tom Doty Bob Stewart Don Diltz Al Miller elected vice chairs. Pale Davis named treasurer. Middletown delegates listed among treasurer nominees and club members.
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Donna Emrick Davey
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Cincinnati-Hilton Hotel
Davey
Richland County
Montgomery County
Hamilton Area
Butler County
Jim Betts
Cleveland
Ohio League
Lynne McCoy
Columbus
Chester Cruze
Cincinnati
Tom Doty
Allen County
Bob Stewart
Harrison County
Don Diltz
Zanesville
al Miller
Toledo
Cincinnati Welding Suspect Sentenced for Police Slaying
Billy Ray Babson, a 29 year old Cincinnati welder, is sentenced to life in Florida State Prison Raiford after a second degree murder conviction for killing police officer William D. Krikava during a burglary in Tampa. Babson asked for mercy as jurors deliberated over four hours. Babson’s wife Janet faces a separate first degree murder charge and awaits trial in September.
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Billy Ray Babson
Cincinnati
Florida
Raiford
Murray Overetreet
Babson
Mystery disease prompts quarantine in eastern Iran
Authorities imposed a quarantine in eastern Iran after a mystery epidemic caused casualties in several provinces. The disease, described as resembling cholera, spread rapidly and prompted press reports of epidemic proportions and rural panic.
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Iran
Tehran
Missing Akronite Held on Flight Charge in Miami
George Wesig 33 of Akron is held on 10000 bond by the FBI in Miami after being arrested on a federal warrant for unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution for abandoning his pregnant wife. He says he lived with Anna Mae Kerns of Akron since their disappearance in 1962 while camping with four children at Cedar Point. The case recalls a 1962 Lake Erie swimmer’s disappearance and a long manhunt.
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Akron, Ohio
George Wesig
Akron
FBI
Miami
Fla
Wesig
Ohio
Anna Mae Kerns
Lake Erie
Cedar Point
Coast Guard
Ed Swan
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Miss Kerns
Gregory George
June
Public Health Department
Thieves Break Into Liverpool Warehouse Take Cigarettes
In Liverpool on Friday night burglars robbed a local warehouse taking cigarettes valued at 16.66 dollars. A watchdog named Bruce is noted in the report.
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Liverpool
England
Bruce
Hospital daily costs rise to record in 1964.AP report
The American Hospital Association reports a record average daily hospital cost of 41.58 in 1964, with regional ranges from 34.31 in East South Central to 54.28 on the Pacific Coast. Expenses climbed 19 percent to 12 billion, driven mainly by oil costs. Staffing rose to 1,887,000 and births declined to 3,729,382. Outpatient visits reached 125 million, up 7 million from 1963.
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Chicago
American Hospital Association
East South Central
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pacific Coast
Journal of the
AHA
Edwin L. Crosby
Obituary for Mrs. Lillian Cotton 87 Middletown native dies in Omaha
Mrs. Lillian Cotton 87 a Middletown resident until 20 years ago died yesterday in Omaha Nebraska. Her husband Harry E Cotton died in 195. He worked as an engineer with Armco Drainage and Metal Products. She moved to Omaha after his death. Graveside services are planned at Woodside Cemetery probably Monday. Surviving are two stepsons Edward and Robert Cotton of Pennsylvania.
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Lillian Cotton
Middletown
Omaha
Neb
Brazil enjoys one of its largest corn harvests on record
Brazil faces a rare drought relief as generous rainfall fuels a bumper harvest. The nation, usually hit by dry spells, now has about 1.9 million tons of corn available for export, boosting the agricultural outlook.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Overheating Dryer Causes Loss at Local Home
Fire at 1 Manchester Ave and 1400 Garfield St damaged autos and contents with total losses around 225 dollars. A dryer fire on Vannest Avenue started when a bearing overheated and lint ignited. A car on Vannest Ave sustained 100 dollars in damage. Firemen reported 25 dollars more to the building.
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Sorg
Manchester Ave
Vannest Avenue
Middletown
Ralph Jones
Clyde Jones
Vannest Ave
Germantown
Garfield St
Funds Mired as Ohio Appalachia Quick Start Delays Hit
Ohio officials say funds for the Appalachian Quick Start highway projects remain stuck in Washington despite 21 million approved by the Appalachian Regional Commission. Construction may start on 47.2 miles before July 1 1984 with 171.8 miles for planning and engineering and the longer east west Cincinnati to Baltimore corridor slated to cross the Ohio River at Belpre.
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Ohio
Appalachia
Washington
U. S. Appalachia
Greenup Dam
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Asheville
N.C
Allanta
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Ohio River
Belpre
Accused Woman Is Found Dead in Eagle Creek
Irene Jolley, 44, freed on bond after she allegedly shot her husband Elmer Jolley, 30, was found dead in Eagle Creek Friday night. Brown County Sheriff's deputy Willem Utter said a routine search had been under way since Wednesday after Jolley was reported missing from her home northeast of Ripley. A ruling is expected on the death.
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Ripley, Ohio
Irene Jolley
Elmer
Eagle Creek
Wiliam Utter
Brown County
Kentuckian Bound Over On Burglary Charge
Preston Sandlin bound over to Warren County grand jury after facing burglary in Franklin Municipal Court. Bond set at $500 for breaking into Robert Turner home on Franklin Madison Road July 1. Other actions include fines for license plate misuse, no operator license, unsafe distance, and stop sign violations. Falconry note follows about ancient origins in China.
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Franklin
Jackson
Warren County Grand Jury
J.T. Riley
Preston Sandlin
Robert Turner
Franklin- Madison Road
Andrew Wolf
Cincinnati
Charles Baker
Denver
Colo
Cycle Rolls Over Twice But Rider Survives Serious Injuries
Hamilton man Lee Gray, 32, escaped serious harm when his motorcycle struck a guardrail on Route 4 near Oak Ridge Road, rolled twice, and left him with severe forehead and facial lacerations and abrasions. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and discharged. State Patrol cited excessive speed for road conditions.
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Hamilton
Lee Gray
Mercy Hospital
Ohio State Patrol
Gray
Rt. 4
Oak Ridge Road
Three Dayton Men Hurt In One Car Crash
Three Dayton men received shoulder injuries in a one car crash east of Lebanon at about 9 15 p m. Kenny Brightwell 26 James Seagrave 23 and Archie Knight 46 were treated at Middletown Hospital after X rays and were expected to be discharged. Warren County sheriff’s deputies reported the accident on 123 east of here with few other details available.
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Lebanon
Dayton
Here
Kenny Brightwell
James Seagrave
Archie Knight
Middletown
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Cary Grant Secretly Weds Dyan Cannon in Nevada
Hollywood star Cary Grant aged 61 secretly married 27 year old actress Dyan Cannon in Nevada last month. It is his fourth marriage following Virginia Cherrill Barbara Harton Betsy Drake, all of which ended in divorce. The couple reportedly met four years ago on a television show and announced the union during a Saturday interview.
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London
Cary Grant
Dyan Cannon
Nevada
Virginia Cherrill
Barbara Hutton
Betsy Drake
Grant
Miss Cannon
Ohio woman becomes minister of education in Columbus church
The Rev. Mauideen J. Visscher, first Ohio woman ordained in the Presbyterian ministry, is named minister of Christian education at Indianola Presbyterian Church in Columbus. Since 1982 she has led the Greater Department of Christian education.
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Cleveland
Mauideen J. Visscher
Ohio
Indianola Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Christian Dura ‘Tien
U.S. Plans Delegation to Ulan Bator Conference
The United States will send a delegation this week to a U.N. conference in Ulan Bator Mongolia. Gladys Tillett, representative to the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women, will head the U.S. delegation at the August 31 seminar on The Participation of Women in Public Life.
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Washington
United States
U.N
Ulan Bator
Mongolia
China
Soviet Union
Gladys Tillett
U.N. Commission On the Status of Women
U.S
Circleville Man Killed In Action
Washington AP reports Air Force Captain William Barthelmas of Circleville Ohio was listed by the Defense Department as killed in action in South Vietnam. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William J Barthelmas. The announcement came Friday.
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Washington
Air Force
William Barthelmas Jr
William J. Barthelmas
Circleville, Ohio
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
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