Nixon nominates Miles Kirkpatrick to head FTC
Philadelphia lawyer Miles W. Kirkpatrick, who led an ABA study calling for reform or abolition of the FTC, is nominated by President Nixon to head the agency for the unexpired seven year term. If confirmed, he would serve as chairman through 1976. The ABA panel faulted the FTC as ineffective and riven by dissension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Federal Trade Commission
Nixon
Kirkpatrick
Caspar W. Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
FTC
Senate
American Bar Association
Consumer Protection Agency
Paul Rand Dixon
Weinberger
Philip Elman
Elman
ABA
St. Louis
Deaths and Funerals Notices in Middletown and Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of J. Monroe Fugate of Middletown who died in Tucson after a five month illness, John Littlejohn age 86 of Middletown with services at Riggs Funeral Home and burial at Woodside Cemetery, a Miss West former Conoy Ohio teacher in Cincinnati with services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home, and related survivors including spouses children and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Littlejohn
Middletown-Eaton Road
Christian Care
Littlejohn
Zenia
Ill
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Thomas
Louise Burroughs
Edith Andre
Betty Deaton
Zelda Pemberton
Cincinnati
Riggs Funeral Home
Jerome Schultz
Woodside Cemetery
Marion Lybrook 74 of Ohio Ridgeline Pass dies
Marion Lybrook 74 of Ohio Rt 732 died Monday at his home after an apparent heart attack. He was a farmer and former Israel Township trustee and member of the Preble County Farm Bureau Buckeye Farmers Club and Dixon Israel Men’s Club. Surviving are two sons Gordon and William and a sister Julia Clark. Funeral services set for 2 p.m tomorrow at Fairhaven United Presbyterian Church with calling hours today and after 1 p.m. at the R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home. Burial at Fairhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Marion Lybrook
Ohio
Fairhaven United
Preble County Farm Bureau
Buckeye Farmer's Club
Dixon- Israel Men's Club
Gordon
College Corner
Stella West
William
Stella Ann West
Julia Clark
Middletown
Arcanum
the United
Shooting Victim Seriously Wounded In Butler County Field
A 23 year old Hamilton man Billy Wayne Reeves was seriously wounded by a small caliber gunshot in a field off Woodsdale Road near Trenton. He was taken to Mercy Hospital where surgery followed. A 28 year old Trenton area man is being questioned as the investigation continues. No charges yet.
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Hamilton
Woodsdale Road
Trenton
Butler County
Ray Thomas
Billy Wayne Reeves
Hudson Ave
Reeves
Mercy Hospital
Sgt. Thomas
Sheriff's Office
Rescuer Freezes Out Cat From Between Walls
A three month old kitten named Cissy was trapped between walls in a Franklin garage. After hours of searching by the Steele family and their helpers, James Morgan forced an opening under the house at 1 a.m. and grabbed Cissy, ending the ordeal.
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Cissy
Clarence Steele
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Andy
Billy
James Morgan
Morgan
Steeles
Penn Central to Keep NY-Chicago Passenger Train
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Penn Central to continue operating one New York to Chicago passenger train between the two cities. The ruling reverses a prior decision that would have dropped trains 3 and 53, affecting service and public interest.
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Washington
Penn Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York - Chicago
ICC
Penn Central
Public Service Commissions
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Martin Resigns from Local Selective Service Board
Carl Martin resigns from Local Board No 10 after moving to Dayton. He is an engineering consultant and assistant to the president of McGraw Construction Co. Inc. A former early member of the local board after its 1948 postwar reorganization, he was the second chairman.
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Carl Martin
Martin
Dayton
Santa Fe Road
McGraw Construction Co. Inc
Adam Cristo
Park Lane
Harry Walsh
Butler County
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Adam Cristo Inc, Builders and Developers
Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Minimum Housing Standards
Noon Optimist Club
Big Brothers of
Greater Middletown
Purdue University
U.S. Air Force Reserves
Bankston House Target Of Thieves
A burglary at 511 16th Ave. was reported while the Bankston family vacationed. $1,500 in items including a stereo TV set two pistols a shotgun pots pans and a pillowcase were taken. The home was entered between August 4 and 9 according to police.
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Lewis Adams
Cleveland Bankston
16Th Ave
C.E. Rich
Logan Ave
Curry Ford Lot
Barnitz Bank Promotes Beck and Angel to Trust Officers
Charles W. Beck elected vice president and trust officer and Kenneth Angel named assistant trust officer at Barnitz Bank. Bank president R S Weatherwax says move continues policy to give young people growth opportunities. Beck, 37, active with YMCA and Middletown Churches Council. Angel, 27, Navy veteran and Big Brothers organizer, previously with Barnitz Trust Department.
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Charles W. Beck
Kenneth Angel
Barnitz Bank
R.S. Weatherwax Jr
Beck
Central Ave
Barnitz
Northwestern University
YMCA
Middletown Area
Council of Churches
Angel
Lamberton St
Barnitz Trust Department
Big Brothers
Middletown
Bellarmine College
U.S. Knights of Columbus
Break-In Spree Hits McCoy Oil Co and Nearby Offices
Police report a string of break-ins last night ending with the McCoy Oil Co on Girard Avenue reporting the largest loss over 1500 dollars in office machinery. Acting manager Calvin Casson showed a red brick evidence piece and officers noted intruders used a storage room door to steal five adding machines a postage stamp machine an electric typewriter and 16 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Oil Co
Girard Avenue
Calvin Casson
17 Scouts Get Awards at Camp Hook
Boy Scout Troop 1 at Camp Hook sponsored by First Presbyterian Church held a meeting with an awards ceremony and a watermelon feast. Seventeen scouts received awards including a Tenderfoot vest for Greg Bendel and Gary Perkins earning the Eagle Palm Award.
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Boy Scout Troop 1
Camp Hook
Greg Bendel
Gary Perkins
The
First Presbyterian Church
Dave Meeker
Tin Exports Rise as Malaysia Ships 89,894 Long Tons
Malaysia exported 89,894 long tons of tin last year, up 3,911 from 1968. The United States remained the top buyer, purchasing 38,201 long tons.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
United States
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J. Monroe Fugate
Tucson
Ariz
Tuscon
Ada
Myron
Estil
Cletus
Montgomery
Miss West
Convoy
First United Methodist Church
Sallie Marine
Tytus Ave
Allen West
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
E. Eugene Frazer
Madison Mills
Deetee
Cristo
Bankston House
Bob
Journal
Julia Johnson
19Th Ave
Margaret Banks
Ninth Ave
Wayne Hall
Poplar Place
Holy Trinity
Herbert Blevins
Spencer Lane
UN A Fae Amalia
Saale
Miy
Kahn
Kahn’s Wieners
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