Strike scene quiet again at Raymond Bay plant
Police maintain emergency stand by after a lull at the Raymond Bay plant as mediator William Donham and two volunteers propose talks with Local 310 of the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers AFL CIO. Firefighters respond to false alarms and a flare found in shrubbery prompts an investigation. A restraining order from Common Pleas Court Judge John W. Kiracoffe bars Local 310 from interfering with plant personnel entering or leaving the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Donham
Raymond Bay
Donham
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
Afl-Cio
Middletown
Butler County Sheriff's
Butler County Common Pleas Court
John W. Kiracoffe
Local 310
Trash fires keep Middletown firemen busy
Firefighters responded to multiple trash related blazes across Middletown. A telephone pole behind 3300 Illinois Ave and trash burning on property owned by the New York Central Railroad sparked the 8 52 a m blaze. Additional calls included the WK Monroe and R J Wright homes and a Western Southern Insurance smoke report at 2235 N Verity Parkway. Minor damage from a short circuit at Millie’s Cafe was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Illinois Ave
New York Central Railrroad
WK. Monroe
Bexley Drive
R. J. Wright
Manchester Road
Western Southern Insurance Co
N. Verity Parkway
Millie's Cafe
S. Clinton St
Money Approved For Air Force Bases In Ohio
Senate Appropriations Committee funds three Ohio Air Force construction projects totaling 529,?36500? dollars. Lockbourne near Columbus receives 505000, Newark Air Force Station 3269000, Wright Patterson Dayton 516045000, sharing overall national base program totaling 1.5629 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Newark Air Force Station
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Senate
House
Newark
Wright - Patterson
Wright- Patterson
Italy’s Three Day Rail Strike Off After Pact
Rome AP reports the Communist led General Confederation of Italian Labor cancelled the Aug. 8 10 strike after a negotiated agreement on higher fringe benefits. The move includes support from non Communist unions and reflects early Moro government gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Aldo Moro
General Confederation of Italian Labor
Wrecks Cause Loss Sets Total At Over $900
Five vehicle crashes yesterday caused more than 900 in damage. Larry Chambers 26 received a citation for failing to yield at a stop sign after colliding with Kenneth Duff 29 at Stevens Avenue and Nelbar Street. Another crash on 1727 Tytus Ave involved James Sothers 60 and James Tincher 30 with 150 damage. Tincher cited for failing to yield from a private drive. An auto owned by Billy Hensley 29 rolled into Troy Campbell 38 s parked car on Church Street with 75 damage. no citations. Ovy Hatton 52 cited for crossing center line after a collision with Donna Lewis 24 on Clinton Street and Central Avenue. Terry Tiplett 9 injured slightly at Roosevelt Avenue and Orchard Street. details not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Chambers
Christel Ave
Kenneth Duff
Elmore St
Stevens Avenue
Nelbar Street
James Southers
Middletown-West Alexandria Road
James Tincher
Roslyn Drive
Tytus Ave
Tincher
Billy Hensley
Oneka Ave
Troy Campbell
Church St
Ovy Hatton
Middletown-Eaton Road
West Middletown
Donna Lewis
Sheffield St
Clinton Street
Central Avenue
Terry Tiplett
Carolina St
Roosevelt Avene
Orchard Street
Five Hurt In Monroe Vehicle Crash At State Route Intersection
Five persons were injured in a car crash at the Cincinnati Dayton Pike and Rt 63 intersection in Monroe. Those hospitalized included Lois Yaden 12 John Woods 15 Jerry Fields 16 all of Hamilton Wilma King 16 of South Lebanon James Harden 18 of Waynesville. Details were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati-Dayton Pike
Rt. 63
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
Lois Yaden
John Woods
Jerry Fields
Hamilton
Wilma King
South Lebanon
James Harden
Waynesville
Obituary: Mrs Mabel Blair 93 at Westview Nursing Home
Mrs Mabel Blair age 93 died yesterday at Westview Nursing Home. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mabel Blair
Westview
Oswald
Eugene Fowles Rites Set In Middletown
Eugene Fowles 51 died Aug 3 in San Francisco after a three month illness. He spent 20 years in the Merchant Marine. Survivors: father George Fowles Sr Middletown. brother George Fowles Jr Middletown. five sisters Geneva Seals Dayton Barbara Smith Bakersfield Calif Francis Frye Middletown Mary Maddox Franklin Ruth Byrd Franklin. Visitation Tuesday 2 5 and 7 9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Joseph R Baker Sons. Burial Woodside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Baker Sons
Eugene Fowles
San Francisco
George Fowles Sr
Middletown
George Fowles Jr
Geneva Seals
Dayton
Barbara Smith
Bakersfield
Calif
Francis Frye
Mary Maddox
Franklin
Ruth Byrd
Requiem Mass for Mrs Mary Linkins Held at St Johns
Mrs Mary Linkins 87 of 1701 Manchester Ave died Saturday at Middletown Hospital. A high mass will be sung at 9 a m Tuesday at St Johns Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Rosary Monday at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside Cemetery
St. John’s Church
Mary
Mayme) Linkins
Manchester Ave
Middletown Hospital
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Buffalo scratcher sought for Canadian memorial exhibit
Regina Saskatchewan Arts Board seeks a buffalo scratcher for a memorial exhibit. The piece would reflect how ancient herds used stones as back scratchers and how wear made them smooth, highlighting North American buffalo heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Sask
North America
Saskatchewan Arts Board
James Anast Dies at 45 Former FAA Deputy Director
Paris AP report says James L. Anast, 45, former deputy director of the Federal Aviation Agency, died Thursday at his home. Cause of death was not announced. Anast, a Columbus, Ohio native, served as European director for Ling-Temco-Vought aerospace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
James L. Anest
Federal Aviation Agency
Columbus
Oho
Anast
Ling - Temcco- Vought
Areospace
Firemen Miss Message Before Saved Home by Fire
Charles Chong 71 of Columbus tried to tell five emergency squadmen on arrival at his home Saturday that food was burning on the stove. The firefighters did not understand until later, Chong suffering a stroke and being taken to Grant Hospital in fair condition. A second call prompted firemen to return and extinguish the stove fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles Chong
Chong
Grant Hospital
Firemen Injured Fighting Carlisle Blaze
Three Franklin firefighters were hurt battling a Carlisle fire that damaged the Doan home at 508 John St. They were taken to Middletown Hospital for tetanus shots after stepping on nails. The garage fire spread to the house causing heavy kitchen, living room, and roof damage. Cause not known. Beforeward, a grass fire at 603 Shartz Road caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Frank Doan
John St
Carlisle
Howard Harville
Clyde Depew
Don Franer
Middletown Hospital
John Street
Weldon Workman
Shartz Road
Hamiltonian Bound Over In Race Fight
Willie Cothran, 29, faces grand jury action on an assault with a deadly weapon charge after a racial incident when his brother entered a Hamilton restaurant with a white woman. Clifford Cothran, 19, and Willie were tried on disorderly conduct charges. Willie held for grand jury while four white men were cleared for insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Willie Cothran
Clifford
Frank F. Wessel
Willie
Butler County
Grand Jury
Clifford Cothran
Doris Hensley
Country Kitchen
Miss Hensley
Highway Patrol Ordered to Tighten Traffic Enforcement
Ohio Highway Patrol Superintendent Col Anson B Cook warned of rising traffic accidents and ordered patrols to boost enforcement. He cited a fatal Thursday in Fayette County that killed eight, noted two resident officers will start August 17, and reported arrests at about 36 percent and over 5 000 more violators in July this year than July 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Anson B. Cook
Cook
Fayette County
Col. Cook
Civil Rights Units Leave Mississippi
Hundreds of out of state civil rights workers plan to depart Mississippi and return to college. Jim Stribling of the Council of Federated Organizations says the group is recruiting replacements as about 700 workers who came in July to push Negro voter registration exit. Freedom voter registration schools are set to close this week in many towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Jim Stribling
Albuquerque
N.M
Council of Federated Organization
Freedom
Golden Gate Bridge Sees Sixth Suicide in Two Weeks
An unidentified young man leaped to death from the Golden Gate Bridge on Friday, the sixth suicide in 14 days and the 271st since the bridge opened 27 years ago. Witnesses included Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Polak of Denver and bridge maintenance man Raymond Friedrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
B. J. Polak
Denver
Raymond Friedrich
Edward Moore
British Troops to Leave Kenya by December 12
The British Defense Ministry announced that all British troops will be withdrawn from the former African colony of Kenya by December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kenya
Ministry of Defense
Wittenberg Raises Tuition and Fees for Next Two Years
Wittenberg University in Springfield announced tuition and fees will rise from 1400 to 1503 for 1965 66 and to 1603 for 1966 67. President John N Stauffer said the increases are needed to maintain a strong faculty and fund academic improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg University
John N. Stauffer
Wittenberg
Tombstones Repossessed and Suit Filed in Chicago Cemetery
A Chicago cemetery filed suit to stop a tombstone firm from removing headstones when buyers are behind on payments. Acacia Memorial Markers is accused of repossessing headstones, causing confusion and disturbing cemetery staff, while the firm defends the practice as common among monument dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Acacia Park
Acacia Memorial Markers
Mary Drawdy
Nasser Appears on Egyptian Stamp for First Time
Cairo AP reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser has his portrait on a stamp for the first time. The 7.5 cent stamp issue of 100,000 copies is intended for collectors only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Wooster Dean's Daughter Dies in Highway Crash
Jayne Drushal, 19, daughter of Wooster College dean and Wooster City Council president J. Garber Drushal, died from injuries after a car truck collision at the 0 S 30 and Ohio 511 intersection. She passed away Friday at Ashland Samaritan Hospital.
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Ashland, Ohio
Jayne Drushal
College of Wooster
0. S. 30
Ohio
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
J. Garber Drushal
Wooster
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James Anast
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Nasser
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Baldwin
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Martz-Paulin Rd
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