Escaped Nazi Zech-Nentwich Surrenders to German Authorities
Hans Walter Zech-Nentwich, a former SS lieutenant serving four years for mass murder of Polish Jews, surrendered to prosecutors in Brunswick. He escaped April 23 with jail wardens’ help, fled to Switzerland with Margit Steinheuer, then to Egypt before returning. A guard, Hans Zeeman, 48, faces charges over the escape. a 16,000 mark reward was offered.
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Zech-Nentwich
Switzerland
Margit Steinheuer
Egypt
Ethiopia
South Africa
Germany
Zech-Nenntwich
Hans Zeeman
Service Planned for Sister Elsie Bailey at Local Church
Sister Elsie Bailey speaks at 7 30 p m prayer service at First Church of God located at 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street. Proceeds from the service go to the Organ Fund.
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Elsie Bailey
First Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Organ Fund
St Mary's Men Plan Annual Church Party at Boat House
St Marys Church men will hold their annual fellowship party at the Boat House on Sept 2 at 4 pm Tickets go on sale after Sunday masses or from Desmond Dineen Tom Barkley Herman Griffith or John Mandrak Buffet dinner will be served at 1.50 at 5 30 pm to men of the church and guests Sunday is Communion Day for parish members They will gather 15 minutes before the 10 am mass and enter together.
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St. Mary's Church
Boat House
Desmond Dineen
Tom Barkley
Herman Griffith
John Mandrak
Teen-Ager Hurt In Area-Crash Near Shaker Road
A Franklin teen-ager was injured in a one-car crash on Shaker Road early today. Eddie Hillard, 19, of 1133 S Main St, treated at Middletown Hospital for a knee injury and released. he was a passenger in a car driven by William M Scearce Jr, 19, of 17 Hudson Ave, Franklin, who was not injured. The vehicle ran off the road into an embankment about a half mile north of Route 122. the car sustained slight damage and no charges were filed.
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Franklin
Shaker Road
Middletown Hospital
Eddie Hillard
S. Main St
William M. Scearce Jr
Hudson Ave
Rt. 122
Music Man Highlights Sunset Park Concert Tonight
Sunset Park hosts a weekly concert at 7:30 p m led by Harold G Koerber with the park department senior band performing George Gershwin pieces and other selections. Bonnie Fletcher shines as baton twirling soloist. The junior band at 7:00 p m plays Luminary March Safari Old Faithful Plantation Favorites and Our Flag Forever.
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George Gershwin
Park Department
Sunset Park
Harold G. Koerber
Bonnie Fletcher
Elsie Molly
Jacot Park Team Wins City Kickball Tournament
The Jacot Park team coached by Hazel Shatto and Sam Sato won the city wide kickball tourney at Goldman Park featuring 19 teams and 98 children aged 10 and under. Miami Park and Lincoln playground placed second and third. sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation.
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Goldman Park
Jacot Park
Hazel Shatto
Sam Sato
Miami Park
Lincoln Playground
Department of Parks and Recreation
Johnson Seeks Kennedy Aides For 1964 Campaign
President Johnson relies on seasoned Kennedy team members to steer the 1964 push. Lawrence F. O'Brien returns as campaign liaison on Capitol Hill, Kenneth O’Donnell splits White House and party work, and Robert F. Kennedy’s possible role is debated. Johnson aims to win border states Michigan Minnesota Illinois Ohio and push in the Midwest and industrial Northeast, with Detroit Labor Day kickoff a possibility.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Ito
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Congress
O'Brien
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Kenneth O'Donnell
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Midwest
South
Northeast
California
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Johnson Eyes South Campaign to Expand Texas and Border States
The report notes President Johnson may build on support in Texas and aims to carry Arkansas, Tennessee, and Georgia while facing weak prospects in Alabama and Mississippi. It highlights Georgia as the only reliably Democratic state, with border states including Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri, and Oklahoma shown as favorable areas for a hard campaign.
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Goldwater
South
Texas
Lone Star
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Carolinas
Florida
Virginia
Johnson
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Oklahoma
Night of tension ends as pilot is captured
In San Jose, Tangee Alvarez describes relief after learning Lt. Everett Alvarez Jr. was captured rather than dead. His wife and father express pride while awaiting confirmation and the fate of Lt. Richard Sather remains uncertain. Defense Secretary McNamara says steps are being taken to secure release.
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San Jose
Calif
Tangee Alvarez
J. Everett Alvarez Jr
J. Richard Sather
Pomona
Alvarez
Tokyo
Robert McNamara
Washington
North Viet Nam
Navy
Blaze At Bellefontaine Visible 18 Miles Away
A large fire destroyed Watkins Farm Supply Co and damaged Bellefontaine Plating and Manufacturing Co in Bellefontaine Ohio. Firefighters say a hay truck gasoline tank exploded spreading flames to a 22 story building. One firefighter was wounded and George Packer 22 was treated for burns.
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Bellefontaine
George Packer
Mary Kutan Hospital
Urbana
Sidney
Marysville
Logan County
Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church Incorporation Report
Non profit corporation papers filed for Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church of Middletown per Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. Incorporators include Rev. Joseph Pate and Mattie E. Bryant. Agent listed as Early Marshall with Casper and Casper acting as attorneys.
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Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church of
Middletown
Ted W. Brown
Joseph Pate
Jacoby Ave
Marshall
Baltimore St
Mattie E. Bryant
Parkview Ave
Early Marshall
Casper and
Casper
Maud Resident Named In Suit
Marie Fields Norwood filed suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 100000 against Everett Oaks of Maud 7864 Third St for injuries suffered December 15 1962 when the car he drove on Cincinnati Dayton Road north of Gano Road struck the vehicle in which she rode She claims head and spinal injuries and negligent operation of the vehicle.
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Marie Fields
Norwood
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Everett Oaks
Third St
Maud
Cincinnati-Dayton
Gano Road
Longest bone in the human body is the femur
The femur, or thigh bone, forms the longest bone in the human skeleton among the 206 bones. It supports body weight and enables leg movement through strong, dense structure.
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