First Woman Appointed To High British Court
Elizabeth Lane becomes Mr Justice Lane as Britain's first woman on the high court in London. The 60th birthday appointee joins the admiralty division to hear divorce cases and likely receive a damehood. She is married to Henry Randall Lane and educated at Malvern Girls' College.
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London
Elizabeth Lane
Justice Lane
Britain
High Court
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Lane
House of Lords
Ohio's 37th Infantry Leaving For Training
Ohio's 37th Infantry Division, 9 500 strong, heads for two weeks of summer field training at Camp Grayling Michigan. Convoys will move from 54 cities along three routes to minimize traffic disruption while Congress had just granted a one year reprieve for its existence. Brig. Gen. Wilbur Fricke commands following Maj. Gen Windom's retirement, with Col. Charles H. Jones as division artillery commander and Col. T. Dye Barnhouse retired from Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
37Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Camp Grayling
Mich
Toledo
Congress
Robert McNamara
Guard
Army Reserve
Loren G. Windom
Charles H. Jones
Hamilton
Jones
Col. T. Dye
Barnhouse of
Columbus
Warren County Boys Injured In Accidents
Eleven youths were injured in two Warren County accidents. A station wagon carrying ten baseball players overturned after skidding on Waynesville Morrow Road near Lebanon, sending several to Clinton Memorial Hospital with various injuries. A nine year old, Charlie Allen Hager, sustained severe back lacerations after walking into Clarence Young’s car on Rt 350 near Rt 22. The Warren County sheriff’s office and highway patrol investigated.
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Warren County
Waynesville
Morrow Road
Lebanon
Leslie D. Short
Lebanon Rt
Bill Brock
Jerry Howard
David Brown
Ohio
Garry Howard
Middletown Hospital
Bill Short
Kenneth Marshall
Nixon Camp Road
John Foxbower
Short
Marshall
Foxbower
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Charlie Allen Hager
Clarksville
Rt. 1
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Rt. 22
Clarence E. Young
Coroner rules homicide in beating death of former Ashtabula officer
Cuyahoga County Coroner Samuel R. Gerber ruled homicide in the May 22 beating of Walter Bruckman, 54, who died August 6 after 11 weeks in Cleveland hospitals. James L. Floyd, 18, of Ashtabula is held on an assault with a deadly weapon charge.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Walter Bruckman
Cleveland
James L. Floyd
Bruckman
Funeral for John Deaton Changes Venue to Church of God
The service for John Deaton aged 55 moves from McCoy Lefler Funeral Home to Grand Avenue Church of God at 6308 Browns Run Road. Monday service starts at 10 am with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation at the funeral home Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Deaton died yesterday at his home.
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John Deaton
Browns Run Road
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Grand Avenue
Mrs. Mabel Cawley Rites Planned at Fairmount Cemetery
Graveside services for Mrs. Mabel Schlegel Cawley 69 native of Seven Mile will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in Fairmount Cemetery. Arrangements by R C Nein Sons Funeral Home. She died Tuesday in Los Angeles where she had lived for several years. Survived by husband Urban and sister Mrs Louise Shuster Dayton.
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Camden
Mabel Schlegel Cawley
Seven Mile
Fairmount Cemetery
R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home
Cawley
Los Angeles
Urban
Louise Shuster
Dayton
Mrs Maude Decker dies in Florida
Mrs Maude Decker formerly of Franklin died yesterday in Lake Worth Florida where she had lived in recent years Her husband Lynn survives She will be buried at Woodhill Cemetery Services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home Rev Siegwarth to officiate Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Maude Decker
Lake Worth
Fla
Lynn
Anglesby Funeral Home
Carl Siegwarth
Woodhill Cemetery
Mrs Adah Smith Dies At Middletown Hospital
Mrs Adah Smith a native of New Madison died at 8 20 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital She had lived at Otterbein Home the last five years Her only immediate survivor is her son Wilson of Missouri Services will be at 9 30 am tomorrow at Otterbein Chapel Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton Arrangements by Oswald Memorial Home.
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Lebanon
Adah Smith
New Madison
Middletown Hospital
Requiem High Mass Notices For Two Women
Mrs. Clara Alich, 70, of 935 Brough Ave., and Mrs. Ruth Becker, 56, of 1366 Central Ave., are remembered with Requiem High Masses set for 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Ann's Church and St. Joseph's respectively.
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Clara Alich
Brough Ave
St. Ann's Church
Ruth Becker
Central Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Maintenance employee fired over voting address lie
Cornel F Cunningham, 55, a Cuya hoga County maintenance employee with eight years of service, was fired after the County Engineers Office found he did not reside at his claimed address for four years. The firing occurred during an investigation into his voting activities.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cuyahoga County
County Engineers
Cornel F. Cunningham
Nkrumah Repeats Appeal to Johnson on Hanoi Bombing
President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana renews correspondence with President Johnson. A second letter has been received after an earlier request for U.S. assurances that Hanoi would not be bombed if he visited North Vietnam. Johnson replies the U.S. has not bombed Hanoi and has no immediate plan to.
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Washington
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Johnson
Nkrumah
U.S
Hanoi
United States
Commonwealth
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Two Russians Seek Asylum After Drift to Alaska
Two Russian men Peter Kalishenko and Gregory Sarapushkin landed near Wales Alaska in a 17 foot boat claiming they drifted from Lauren tia Siberia after fog. They now request asylum and will be brought to Anchorage. Coast Guard notes no further comment.
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Anchorage
Alaska
America
Coast Guard
Peter Kalishenko
Gregory Sarapushkin
Wales
Soviet Union
George Synon
17Th Coast Guard
Washington
Synon
Laurentia
Siberian
Bering Strait
Pacifists Try to Halt Troop Train in Berkeley
In Berkeley California about 300 pacifist demonstrators blocked a Santa Fe troop train bound for the Oakland Army Terminal chanting we demand that the war trains not go through Berkeley. Police arrested two protesters and four others were injured as 200 supporters of U S actions jeered from the sidelines during the third such protest this week.
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Berkeley
Calif
South Viet Nam
Oakland Army Terminal
Viet Nam
United States
Explosion Injures Five at Ohio Ferro Alloy Plant
An explosion at the Ohio Ferro Alloy Co. injured five men when a pot of molten metal and slag fell on a damp area. The blast knocked out a 40 square foot wall section. The workers were treated at Ohio Valley Hospital in Steubenville and released.
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Brilliant
Ohio
Ohio Ferro Alloy Co
Ohio Valley Hospital
Steubenville
County Republicans Hear Talk At Picnic
More than 700 Butler County Republicans gathered at Thomas Park for the annual Republican picnic. Ohio attorney general William B. Saxbe spoke on a modern industrial approach and a new brand of Republicanism. Also present were GOP state chairman John Andrews and Ohio Supreme Court Judge Louis Schneider. county chairman John R. Moser introduced the speakers. Awards recognized several county Republicans.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Thomas Park
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Saxbe
Rhodes
John Andrews
GOP
Louis Schneider
Ohio Supreme Court
John R. Moser
Robert L. Marrs
Fighting Flares in Srinagar Amid Kashmir Conflict
In Srinagar the capital of Kashmir fighting broke out early as infiltrators from Pakistan attacked police barracks. By 8 am firing continued with 109 infiltrators and 41 Indian troops killed since Aug 5, while Kashmiris and weapons caches were reported.
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Kashmir
Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Srinagar
Sepaikeine
Aes
Chamb
Jammu
Taxes Aired By Democrats
Dr. George Wing of Xavier University spoke on local state and national taxation at a Middletown Democratic Club meeting last night at the Lice Pistol Range. The talk was followed by a Q and A session.
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George Wing
Xavier University
Middletown
Unrest Grows in Dominican Rebel Sector Amid Talks
In Santo Domingo unrest rises as OAS peace mission led by Ellsworth Bunker and Ramon De Clarimont confronts Francisco Caamano Deno. Gunfire and a guard’s death fuel tension while factions split between hardliners and moderates over military officers’ status in a stalled peace formula.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Santo Domeo
Organization of American States Peace Committee
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Ramon de Clarimont
el Salvador
Francisco Caamano Deno
Caamano
Bunker
de Clairmont
Cdr
Manuel Ramon Montes
OAS Peace Committee
OAS
Junta
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Memphis
Tenn
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Vladimir Ivanovich Bazy
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