Immigration policy reform wins approval in House committee
The House Judiciary Committee approved a broad immigration reform bill by 26 to 4, proposing to end the national origins quota system and create a new Order of Preferences. It would set a 170000 annual ceiling from 1968, pool unused quotas, favor relatives of U.S. citizens, and limit 20000 per nation while excluding Western Hemisphere entrants and immediate family.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
U. S
U.S
Western Hemisphere
Harriman Sees Russians Favor Peace Talks in Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman, after talks in Moscow with Premier Kosygin, said Russia preferred a peaceful settlement in Vietnam but warned of tough fighting ahead. He noted Hanoi rejects negotiations and vowed South Vietnam’s future must be decided without Hanoi’s dictates. He spoke before returning to Washington after European diplomacy.
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London
API
W. Averall Harriman
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
Harriman
Washington
Johnson
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
False alarms trigger multiple fire responses citywide
Firefighters reported four false alarms Sunday with no damage. At 4 38 p.m. crews responded to a grass fire on the 1900 block of Baltimore Street likely from a lighted cigarette. A 7 year old woman was treated after taking sleeping pills at a Cleveland Street home and was released. Additional false alarms occurred on Baltimore Street Fairmount Avenue Central Avenue Leibee Street early today.
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Baltimore Street
Cleveland Street
Middletown Hospital
Tricounty Ambulance
Fairmount Avenue
Central Avenue
Leibee Street
Stormy Greek Parliament faces confidence vote in clash
Greece's 300 member Parliament enters a second night of debate on Premier George Athanasiadis Novas's government amid a fist fight between Center Union and National Radical Union deputies. Papandreou supporters boycott left quorum shaky before sessions.
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Athens
George Athanasiadis Novas
George Papandreou
Constantine
Papandreou
Center Union
National Radical Union
ERE
United Democratic Left
EDA
Trucker Robert Castle Files Bankruptcy in Cincinnati Case
In Cincinnati U S District Court Robert D Castle of Middletown Route 2 is listed among bankruptcies with reported debts of 10031 and 1171 dollars. The docket notes a trucker status and local residence.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Robert D. Castle
Middletown Rt. 2
Trucker
Four hurt in two highway crashes near Middletown
Two 15 year old Franklin youths were taken to Middletown Hospital after a car struck an embankment near Red Lion at 3 20 p.m. David Simpson, 3583 Sarah Drive, suffered a fractured nose and contusions to the chin for which he goes to surgery. Michael Herron, 4163 Rosemarie Road, was treated for possible head injuries and discharged. In a second crash at 5 45 p.m. Denzil Adams, 16, and William Parker, 17, fleeing a patrolman with fictitious plates, lost control on Ben Harrison Street and hit a tree. both were slightly injured. No reason given for the chase.
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Highway Patrol
Franklin
Middletown
Red Lion
David Simpson
Sarah Drive
Simpson
Michael Herron
Rosemarie Road
Ben Harrison
Forrer Steel
Denzil Adams
William Parker
Incomes Set to Rise for U S Workers
Columbus Ohio AP report notes Willard P Dudley says workers covered by unemployment compensation law can expect about 3.37 dollars per week more, roughly 175 dollars annually. Division of Research and Statistics cites 1982 weekly wage at 107.13 dollars and annual 5382, with 2013 showing an $8.28 weekly increase from 1962.
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Columbus. Ohio
Willard P. Dudley
Dudley
Division of Research and Statistics
Deaths And Funerals across several regions reported
Ida May Bronston eighty died at Janet Rest Home after three months there she lived in Middletown 36 years leaving five foster daughters and foster son Sam Embry Jr. The obituary lists her birth in Richmond Kentucky and residence details. Arrangements incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home. Philip A. obituary item includes Eugene Howard stage actor died age eighty four in New York. Lester GoodmanGetz Bros. executive died in Tokyo after accepting Japanese decoration. George F Christians dairy industry leader and Chicago Mercantile Exchange founder died in Winfield Illinois at seventy five.
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Ida May Bronston
Grove St
Janet
Miss Bronston
Richmond
Middletown
Dorothy Banks
Mattie Patterson
Frances Briggs
Fannie Davis
Dayton
Ida Estil
Hamilton
Sam Embry Jr
Bailey Funeral Home
New York
Eugene Howard
Willie Howard
Howard Brothers
Tokyo
Lester Goodman
San Francisco
Getz Bros. and Co
Goodman
Foreign Ministry
Winfield, Ill
George F. Christians
Christians
HC. Christians Co
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
National Dairy Council
Johnson Creek
Wis
Funeral services for Nelson W. Demory set in Hamilton
Nelson William Demory age 60 brother of Delvin Demory of Middletown dies in Hamilton. Services are 10 am Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. John Black officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. Visiting hours are 7 to 9 pm tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Nelson William Demory
Delvin Demory
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
John Black
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Demory
Mrs Maude Johnson Eaton dies in Richmond
Mrs Maude Johnson, 75, of 124 W Spring St Eaton, died 6 45 am yesterday at Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Indiana. Survived by husband A J Johnson, son Nelson Eaton Rt 3, daughter Mrs Bradley Sexton Sharonville, brother John Moberly Dayton, sister Mrs Laura Howell Richmond Ky, and six grandchildren. Services at 2 pm Thursday Zimmerman Funeral Home West Alexandria with burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Visitation today 7 9 pm and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 pm.
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Eaton
Maude Johnson
W. Spring St
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
J. Johnson
Nelson
Eaton Rt. 3
Bradley Sexton
Sharonville
John Moberly
Dayton
Laura Howell
Richmond, Ky
Zimmerman Funeral Home
West Alexandria
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Obituary: Mrs. Nannie Morris Dies in Middletown
Mrs. Nannie Morris 75 of 2022 Waneta Street died at 5 50 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after three weeks as a patient She had lived in Middletown 15 years coming from Leslie County Ky Surviving are four daughters and four sons with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Services will be at Oxford State Road Church of God with burial at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow and Thursday at the church
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Nannie Morris
Waneta St
Middletown Hospital
Morris
Middletown
Leslie County
Carl Childers
Johnathon Combs
Trenton
Kinney Carpenter
Jackson
Donald Houser
St. Mary
Brack and
Troy
Wesley
Cincinnati
Arnold
Don Howard
Bonnyman
Sarah Young
Mary Baker
Crupton
Green Baker
Napier
Oxford State Road Church of God
A. S Yorkman
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Mrs June Boggs and Mrs Ruth Hurst Obituaries
Two women are listed with ages 41 and 41. A Requiem High Mass is set for 9 30 am tomorrow at St. Aloysius Church for Mrs June Boggs of Ross. Services for Mrs Ruth Hurst at 11 am tomorrow at Highway of Holiness Pentecostal Church.
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June Boggs
Ross
St. Aloysius Church
Ruth Hurst
Parkamo Ave
Highway of Holiness Pentacostal Church
Princeton Chemist Furman, 73, Pioneered Bomb Work, Dies
Dr. Nathaniel Howell Furman, 73, retired chair of Princeton University's chemistry department, who joined the faculty in 1919 and led the department from 1951 to 1954, died Monday. He helped develop atomic bomb technology during his career. Dr. Ernest G. Keller, a World War II veteran from Cincinnati, also died Monday of a heart attack after a long GE career beginning in 1929.
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Princeton
Nathaniel Howell Furman
Princeton University
Furman
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ernest G. Keller
Keller
General Electric Co
Stolen Car Found Near Truman Condon Farm
A car reported stolen by Larry Rickard of Germantown was found yesterday on the Truman Condon farm property at 5881 Kyles Station Road. Deputy Robert McCardle said the vehicle lay about 175 feet from the road and was missing its transmission.
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Middletown
Truman Condon
Kyles Station Road
Robert McCardle
Larry Rickard
Germantown
Veterinary Service in U S Army Since 1792
The Veterinary Service has operated as part of the U S Army from 1792, serving as the branch that supports animal care, care standards, and military logistics for military animals and related operations.
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The
Veterinary Service
U.S. Army
Cincinnati Engineer Dr. Ernest G. Keller Dies at 69
Dr. Ernest G. Keller, mathematician and aeronautical engineer, died Monday at age 69. He worked at Curtis Wright and Lockheed, directed P38 research at Columbus air division, and later joined the GE plant in Evendale after missile work in the 1950s. Private funeral services will be held.
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Cincinnati
Ernest G. Keller
Dr. Keller
General Electric Co
Curtis Wright Co
Columbus
Ohio
Lockheed Aircraft
G. E
Evendale
Boy Treated After Dog Bite at Mercy Hospital
Attendants at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton treated Jeff Gaston, 4, of 32 Woodcrest Drive, yesterday for a dog bite on the right leg.
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Jeff Gaston
Woodcrest Drive
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