Portuguese Rail Crash Hurts 35
An electric locomotive plowed into the rear of a passenger train near Santarem early today. Railway officials said 35 persons were hurt. It was the third mishap in eight days on the privately owned Portuguese Railway Co. Eighty nine persons were killed in the derailment of a Oporto July 26. One person was hurt in a similar accident near Guimaraes Sunday.
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World News
Lisbon
Portugal
Santarem
Portuguese Railway Co
Oporto
Guimaraes
Pulp Wood Harvest Volumes Across Canadian U S Forests
Nearly eight million cords of pulp wood are harvested annually on Canadian and U S forest lands for newsprint. This figure highlights the scale of regional timber operations and their role in supplying the newspaper industry.
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U. S
President Needs Full Protection, Dulles Says
Allen W. Dulles urged that the president be shielded from crowds with Secret Service protection and armored transport. He called for minimal advance notice of public appearances and cited Kennedy’s assassination as reason for stronger security measures. He noted Lyndon B. Johnson fans and spontaneous White House walks pose less risk.
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Dulles
Washington
Allen W. Dulles
John F. Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Secret Service
White House
Metropolitan Broadcasting Co
Johnson
Edwin L. Gehm 65 dies after three year illness
Edwin L Gehm a longtime Middletown resident and retired accountant died at his home on Garden Street after a three year illness. He leaves wife Anna two daughters Mrs Peggy Thomas and a son Edwin Jr and a son Robert. He also leaves two brothers and a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral services and burial details are provided by Joseph R Baker & Sons with dates and times listed for services and viewings.
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Edwin L. Gehm
Garden St
Mr. Gehm
Middletown
Anna
Peggy Thomas
Edwin Jr
Robert
Russell
West Middletown
Ernest
Louise Newcomb
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
H. H. Jung
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Elmer Gilbreath Rites Held for Middletown Resident
Elmer Gilbreath 64 of 8901 Bobby Drive died at 10 35 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after five days as a patient His 32 years at Armco Steel as a turn leader in maintenance and Navy service after World War I are noted A Royal Center Indiana native resident since 1932 he is survived by wife Ollie three sons Lawrence Chicago Jeffry and Timothy at home a daughter Jane Namy Methuen Massachusetts The McCoy Leffler Funeral Home conducted services with Rev Clifford Stearns and burial was planned at Woodside Cemetery with visiting hours listed 6 to 9 p m Wednesday and 6 to 9 p m Tuesday.
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Elmer Gilbreath
Bobby Drive
Middletown Hospital
Gilbreath
Armco Steel Corp
Navy
Royal Center
Ind
Middletown
Ollie
Lawrence
Chicago
Jeffry
Timothy
Jane Namy
Methuen
Mass
Wenesday
McCoy-Leffler
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemter
Walter B. Heflin 64 Dies. Franklin Resident
Walter B. Heflin 64 died at 2 5 p m yesterday at his home 478 Middletown Pike Franklin He had worked 18 years for Stone Container Corp Dayton as an inspector Surviving are his wife Mattie two sons Garland of Springboro and William of Middletown a daughter Marjorie McCoy of Middletown three step sons Chalmer Clifton and Elmer Cassidy all of Middletown a step daughter Wilma Wroda of Franklin three brothers Clayton of Trenton Charles of Dover Tenn and James of Franklin Ky 19 grandchildren and eight more wording cut for brevity
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Walter B. Heflin
Middletown Pike
Franklin
Mattie
Garland
Springboro
William
Middletown
Marjorie McCoy
Chalmer
Clifton
Elmer Cassidy
Wilma Wroda
Clayton
Trenton
Charles
Dover
Tenn
James
Franklin, Ky
Notable religious writer and editor dies at 61
The Rev. Gerald Kelly S J writer and teacher in the Jesuit order and 17 years editor of Review for Religious died Saturday at 61 in Kansas City. Charles A Perlitz Jr board chairman of Continental Oil Co died Saturday at 61 in Houston. Charles Bosseron Chambers painter of religious themes died Thursday in New York. Capt Agostinho Lourenco former Interpol head and founder of Portugal security police died Saturday at 77 in Lisbon. Andrew Reinhard architect who helped design Rockefeller Center died Sunday at 72 in Bronxville. Maximilian Kern endocrinologist who treated celebrities died Friday at 74 in Chicago.
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Kansas City
Gerald Kelly
S. J
Review For Religious
Houston
Tex
Charles A. Perlitz Jr
Continental Oil Co
Georetown University
New York
Charles Bosseron Chambers
Lisbon
Portugal
Agostinho — Lourenco
Interpol
Security and
Immigration Police
Bronxville
N. Y
Andrew Reinhard
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Chicago
Maximilian Kern
Funeral set for Ralph E. Schirmer owner of local mobile home park
Ralph E. Schirmer 51 owner of a Mobile Home Park on S Main St Middletown died after a heart attack at his Excello home. He had been ill five years. Survived by wife Lottie two sons Ralph and Mark a brother and a sister. Services Wednesday 10 39 a m Klaus Weigel Funeral Home Hamilton cremation. Memorials to Heart Fund.
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Ralph E. Schirmer
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Excello
Mr. Schirmer
Dayton
Hamilton
University of
Cincinnati
Middletown
Lottie
Ralph
Mark
Donald
Evelyn Gorsuch
Klaus- Weigel
N. F Street
Elvin Avenue
Heart Fund
Minor Withrow Services for Minor T Withrow
Funeral services for 78 year old T Withrow of Trenton Rt 1 will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Inman Funeral Home Somerville with Rev Charles March officiating Burial will follow at Somerville Cemetery The body lies today from 4 to 9 p m Mr Withrow a native of Seven Mile was a Butler County farmer He is survived by his wife Mabel a son Wayne of Middletown a daughter Mrs Mabel Fisher of Seven Mile one brother Tony of Somerville three grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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T. Withrow
Trenton Rt .1
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Charles March
Somerville Cemetery
Withrow
Seven Mile
Butler County
Mabel
Wayne
Middletown
Mabel Fisher
Tony
Trenton Woman Alma Woodrey Dies at 77
Alma E Woodrey 77 formerly of Trenton died at 1 m Saturday at Willows Nursing Home Pisgah Born in Clay County Nebraska she lived in Trenton 1904 1919 then moved to West Chester Survived by husband Ernest a son Eugene Hillsboro a daughter Irma a brother Edward Thome Darrtown a sister Anna Urmston Hamilton and four grandchildren Services 1 p m Wednesday Webb Funeral Home Hamilton Rev Charles March officiating Burial in West Chester Cemetery tomorrow after 4 p m
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Alma E. Woodrey
Trenton
The
Willows
Pisgah
Woodrey
Clay County
Neb
West Chester
Ernest
Eugene
Hillsboro
Irma Woodrey
Edward Thome
Darrtown
Anna Urmston
Hamilton Deaths
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Isaacs dies services today at Colligan. Mrs Marie Hieb Cook 71 1369 Bligh Street services today at Webb.
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James M. Isaacs
Millville
Oxford Road
Colligan
Marie Hieb Cook
Bligh St
Webb
Bath House Under Construction At Hueston Woods
A new bath house is under construction at Hueston Woods state park and will open next summer. The one story building measures 190 feet by 100 feet and includes changing areas showers toilets and a concession area with locke and food service. The project also adds 107 family camping sites and resurfaces 9.93 miles of park roads and parking areas.
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Oxford
Hueston Woods
Locke
Congo Army Claims Rebel Band Routed Near Leopoldville
The Congolese army says it routed a rebel band 150 miles northeast of Leopoldville scattering fighters across the Congo River into the Republic. Despite this, many rebels remain free across about a sixth of the country hindering Premier Tshombe’s unification push. The victory follows rebels driven from Kolo near Barobo after crossing from the Congo Republic by river craft.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldville
Congo River
Congo Republic
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Kolo
Borobo
French Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Guardsmen Withdraw After Rochester Violence
About 1,500 National Guardsmen left Rochester after Governor Rockefeller ordered their immediate withdrawal. The unrest left four dead, about 350 injured, and nearly 1,000 arrested during the missile throwing, looting, and gunfire. State police will maintain a duty presence.
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Rochester
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Citizen Band Rule Changes Meeting in Middletown
A Middletown Citizens Band Association meeting at Frisch's Restaurant on Main Street will discuss new FCC rules for citizen band radio licenses effective November 1, 1964. C E McConnell and Marion Angelus will lead presentations. all members and non members are invited.
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Middletown
C. E. McConnell
Federal Communications Commission
Marion Angelus
American Citizens Band Association
Johnson moves to drop Kennedy name from ticket in bid for own win
President Johnson appears to have turned a political corner by ruling out Attorney General Robert Kennedy and others for the party vice presidential nomination. The move aims to demonstrate independent leadership, attract liberal and labor support, and keep Kennedy from dragging the ticket in the South while positioning Johnson for Northern votes and pro-business backing.
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Washington
Johnson
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
White House
New Hampshire
South
Barry Goldwater
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Atlantic Committee
John Connally
Texas
Edmund G. Brown
California
Attorney General Faces Political Liabilities Mentioned by Johnson
The attorney general bears political liabilities that Johnson does not want to assume. Johnson avoids taking on those risks while discussing the AG role and potential implications for policy.
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Johnson
Johnsons seek to limit civil rights push by Freedom Democratic Party
The Johnson administration quietly acts to curb a rising Freedom Democratic Party led by Gov Paul B Johnson to replace existing policy. Kennedy allies assist the largely Black party as religious tensions linger from the late brother's era and 1960 losses across southern, border, and western states.
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Johnson
Freedom Democratic Party
Paul B. Johnson
Kennedy
Hit Skipper Rams Two Cars In Franklin
Franklin police report a hit and run early today left a 1954 car owned by William Spensel at 288 Millard Drive demolished and a 1964 car owned by Lorsey Brewer at 293 Millard Drive with $100 damage. The driver crossed center, struck Sponsel’s car, then Brewer’s, and fled the scene. Investigation continues.
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Franklin
William Spensel
Millard Drive
Lorsey Brewer
Sponsel
Brewer
Johnson aims for two terms amid 1968 planning
Observers say Johnson seeks a second elected term and shifts actions toward 1968. He recognizes the Kennedy legacy and believes Edward Kennedy and the attorney general will remain influential, urging postponement of any presidential ambitions until his last term is secured.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Goldwater cuts vacation short amid sea trip rumors
Sen. Barry Goldwater cut his holiday by a day and plans to return to Washington Wednesday. On the Sundance, a 83 foot sunlit yacht, he steered and posed for pictures while Secretaries said no political talk occurred. He traveled with his wife, two daughters and several families.
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Art Edson Balboa
Calif
Barry Goldwater
High Seas
Wee Goldwater
Washington
Thes
Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Whitemans
Keith
Bud Furer
Palm Springs
Heidi
Jill
Butler Planner Resigning From County Commission
T Edward Knapp of 684 Haven Ave resigns from the Butler County Planning Commission effective immediately due to an Ohio attorney general opinion that county planning commission membership conflicts with city planning roles. He has served on Hamilton City Planning Commission for 15 years.
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Hamilton
T. Edward Knapp
Haven Ave
Butler County Planning Commission
Knapp
Ohio
Dayton man surrenders after fatal shooting at home
Dayton police report Richard Guiley 56 of Dayton surrendered early Sunday after the fatal shooting of Lee Harvey Drew 36 at Drew s residence. Officers quote Guiley saying he shot Drew following an argument.
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Dayton, Ohio
Richard Guiley
Dayton
Lee Harvey Drew
Drew
Guiley
Javits Leads Senators On 65 Plus Health Bill Plan
Six Republican senators led by Jacob Javits will offer a health care proposal for people over 65. The plan, tied to the House Social Security bill, would cover up to 45 days of hospitalization and 100 days of nursing home care financed by Social Security. It includes low cost private insurance plans for other medical costs. Sponsors include Kuchel Case Keating Smith Cooper.
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Washington
New York
Jacob K. Javits
Senate Finance Committee
Grass Fire at Paul Wells Home Near Carlebe
Franklin fire crews were called yesterday afternoon to a grass fire at the home of Paul Wells in Carlele. Firefighters said the blaze started from burning wood and was quickly controlled.
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Franklin
Paul Wells
Car- Lele
Used Car Market Signals Strong Summer Trade
In the six weeks ending June 30 dealers see increased used car trades as part of new car sales, boosting selection and potential price reductions. Industry reports note April sales at a 62 year high, with early summer forecasts for growth. Howe Motor Co. emphasizes reconditioned cars with guarantees to build repeat business as the backbone of dealership success. Currently the stock includes many 62 and 63 Chevrolets. buyers urged to act now.
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Wards Automotive
Howe Motor Co
Veterans Win Over Auxiliary in Bowling Match
Two teams of patients from the Veterans Hospital in Dayton defeated the ladies auxiliary at VFW Post 3809 yesterday at Eastern Lanes. Refreshments were served to the men after the bowling session.
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Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
VFW Post
Car Fire Damages Vehicle on Kuntz Avenue
Fire under the hood of James Curley’s car at 1130 Kuntz Avenue ignited yesterday near 14th and Yankee Road. Firemen arrived at 7:43 p.m. and estimated damages at $100 with a backfire blamed for the blaze.
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James Curley
Kuntz Ave
14Th
Yankee Road
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Matawan
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Congress
John N. Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Sundance
Marvin Whiteman
Beverly Hills
Whiteman
Pacific
Tony Smith
Ed Neller
Daytonian
Javits
Thomas H. Kuchel
Clifford P. Case
Kenneth B. Keating
Margaret Chase Smith
John Sherman Cooper
Bill Howe
Central Ave
A.v
John Dobrozsi Jr
Emo Daay
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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