Drowning In Wreck Averted on Wet Hamilton Road
A 26 year old Hamilton woman Alice Wyrick was pulled from a creek after her 1955 car left a wet Tylersville Road and overturned. Cpl. Ronald Parsley freed her and she was taken to Mercy Hospital with possible back and right hip injuries. A nearby single car crash left Dorothy Louise Tepke uninjured in a totaled 1962 compact.
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Hamilton
Tylersville Road
Ronald Parsley
Alice Wyrick
Parkamo Ave
Rt. 747
Cpl
Parsley
Mercy Hospital
Massachusetts collects $22 million in sales tax in first quarter
Massachusetts reported 22 million dollars in sales taxes from the new three percent levy that began April 1, according to the State Tax Department.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State Tax Department
Tree Trapped Cat Rescue Turns Into Man Rescue
A man, Gary Morrison, 22, climbs a tree on Wilson Street in Middletown to save a stray cat, but a limb breaks and his foot and arm become wedged. Firefighters lift him with a ladder after more than an hour, and he safely descends after passing the cat to a firefighter.
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Middletown
Wilson Street
Hill Avenue
Gary Morrison
Oxford State Road
Morrison
We Elders Must Share Blame at Miami University
John Marsh Briley addressed Miami University graduates urging accountability for today’s youth and the rise of a new folklore he calls nonsense. He criticized stories that life’s work is devalued and argued for responsibility, inquiry, and work as meaningful.
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MU Grads
Oxford
John Marsh Wi Briley
Miami University
Toledo
Ohio Board of Regents
Briley
Miami
Arthur H. Robinson
University of Wisconsin
Phillip R. Shrrv
J New Folklore
Motorists cited after Franklin crash on River Street
Franklin police cited Regina Drake a 17 year old of Dayton for an improper left turn following a collision with Vernon R. Ransom 25 of 817 S Main St on River Street at 2 15 pm Saturday. Drake car damage 50 Ransom car 150. A second Saturday incident damaged Robert Urbano 140 Skokiaan Drive parked car 100 after being struck by a hit ran. A witness named a light blue 1964 model as the other car.
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Franklin
Regina Drake
Dayton
Vernon R. Ransom
S. Main St
River Street
Drake
Robert Urbano
Skokiaan Drive
Mail's Fast Despite Strike Shifts in Ohio Packages
Hamilton reports the airline strike barely slows shipments from oversal as packages arrive with basic addresses. Comm House, Butler County adult probation officer, received a gun-wrapped package mailed in Paris and dated last Monday.
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Hamilton
Oversal
Butler County
Paris
Ohio
Funeral Set For Man Struck By Auto Here
Funeral services are planned for Ernest Coulter 71 of 2401 Roosevelt Ave who died after being struck by a hit and run driver in front of his home Saturday night in Middletown. The death marks the city third traffic fatality this year with 38 thus far in 1966, including 13 pedestrians.
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Ernest Coulter
Roosevelt Ave
Riggs
Russell Chrisman
Morrow Cemetery
Mr. Coulter
Middletown Hospital
Marion Lee Decker
Crawford St
Coulter
Coultter
Decker
Middletown
Yankee Road zoning hearing and city actions
A public hearing tonight at 7:30 by city commissioners will consider rezoning Yankee Road near Smith Avenue from B-2 residential to B-1 neighborhood business, with a resubmission as B-3 general business. Other items include airport zoning setup, accepting a storm water easement from First National Bank, granting an easement to Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. on Breiel Boulevard, and a special assessment levy for Euclid Kensington Park Drive street improvements.
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Yankee Road
Smith Avenue
Mary Barnes
City Planning Commission
Middletown
First National Bank
Breiel Boulevard
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Euclid
Kensington
Park Drive
Longtime State Highway mechanic Mr Coulter obituary
Mr Coulter retired last year after 38 years with the State Highway Department as a mechanic. A World War I veteran and American Legion Post 218 member, he was born in Winchester, Indiana, and lived most of his life in Middletown. Survived by wife Mildred, two daughters Donna King of Ludwig Michigan and Jayne Achberger of Trenton, two sisters Margaret McClintic of St Petersburg Florida and Viola Hobbs of Indianapolis, a brother Owen of Dayton, and five grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Coulter
State
American Legion Post 218
Winchester
Ind
Middletown
Mildred
Donna King
Ludwig
Mich
Jayne Achberger
Trenton
Margaret McClintic
St. Petersburg
Fla
Viola Hobbs Indianapolis
Owen
Dayton
Twirler Lu Ann Evans Wins National Titles in Grand Rapids
Middletown baton twirler Lu Ann Evans aged twelve won two national trophies and two medals at the USTA contest in Grand Rapids Michigan. She captured top honors in the 12 year old solo and strutting events and led Miller's Junior Blackhawks to their sixth straight national drum and baton corps junior title while Senior Blackhawks won their tenth straight. About 1000 contestants competed over the week.
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la Ann Evans
Middletown
USTA
Grand Rapids
Mich
John H. Evans
Gideon
Lu Ann
Miller's
Blackhawks
Drum and Baton Corps
Burglar Steals Cash Cigarettes. Window Damaged at Local Store
A burglar entered Bistanco's at 426 Baltimore Street early Sunday, stealing $56 in cash and 10 cartons of cigarettes and causing $200 in window damage. Two boys aged 10 and 12 were arrested at Fashion Fair on shoplifting charges at 1:10 p.m. yesterday and released to their parents' custody.
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Bistanco’s
Baltimore St
N. University Blvd
Burglary Stuns Oakland Cleaners on Yankee Road
A considerable amount of laundered shirts and dry cleaning items were reported stolen in a burglary at Oakland Cleaners located at 1308 Yankee Road overnight. The incident remains under investigation by local police.
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Oakland Cleaners
Yankee Road
Extra Chuckle Peyton Place to be tele vised to troops
A plan to telecast the Extra Chuckle Peyton Place to troops in Saigon aims to show soldiers that people back home are suffering too. The idea emphasizes shared hardship and morale support during the war era.
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Peyton Place
Saigon
Attendance at city pools hits all time lows weekend
Weekend rain and cooler weather drove record low attendance at all three municipal pools. Sunset pool drew 69 on Saturday with 179 total for Sunday, Yankee Road 18 and 113, Douglas 4 and 7 respectively. Temperatures ranged noon to 8 p.m. A Red Cross YMCA life saving class with Pete Raine enrolled 32 participants at Sunset from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
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Ross Sunset Pool
Yankee Road
Douglas
Yankee
Yankee ‘Road
Red Cross Ymca
Pete Raine
Mercy Hospital enrolls two in medical technology courses
Mrs. Thomas E. Dudley of Franklin has enrolled in Mercy Hospital Hamilton’s medical technology program. Her husband will teach at Hampton Bennett Junior High. Dudley aims for a bachelor of science in medical technology from Eastern Kentucky State after graduation.
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Thomas E. Dudley
Tibbets St
Franklin
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Hampton Bennett Junior High
Dudley
Franklin High School
Eastern Kentucky State University
Eastern Kentucky State
Wade H. Richardson
Tibbels Street
Mary Chaney
Lawrence Chaney
Maud
Butler County Tax Bills Set for Second Half Figures
Butler County tax bills go to 88 000 property owners with second half totals unchanged from the first half. Treasurer Mark Wendel says new figures from state reappraisals will come next year. In Middletown, second half taxes total 3 160 254 with 2 178 048 accountability and 120 922 assessments. Others include Madison Township 375 955 with 896, Lemon Township 461 947 with 22 848. Total county accountability 8 638 581. Bills mailed this week with 10 percent penalty after August 21 and requests for receipts by mail require a stamped self addressed envelope. Tax period ends August 22.
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Butler County
Mark Wendel
Wendel
Middletown
Madison Township
Lemon Township
Treasurer's Office
Wendell
Hamilton
Ohio Democrats Review Platform Proposals At Convention
Ohio Democrats finished public hearings with James H. Pelley of Oxford offering three platform recommendations. Pelley noted uncertainty on adoption as the party weighs national and state issues ahead of the Columbus convention August 26 and 27. Gov. Rhodes leads an effective staff but lacks authority to approve state CEO programs. Representatives from labor, management, and education participated in the process.
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James H. Pelley
Oxford
James Rhodes
Pelley Outlines Education Reforms and Wartime Funds
Pelley urges shifting War on Poverty driver education funds to the U.S. Office of Education. He envisions administering programs through state education departments and local schools to improve government functions. Three recommendations include expanding the Ohio Office of Economic Opportunity and extending its authority, with Albert Giles named as director.
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Pelley
United States Office of Education
State Department of Education
Ohio
Office of Economic Cpunity
Albert Giles
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Dorothy Louise Tepke
Rockford Drive
Olds
Roger
Union Lamtery
ED Bankemper
Red Slipper Lounge
Monthru
the Holiday Inn
Twirler
Michigan
Ohio Democrats Eye
Columbus
Jones Carpet & Furniture
Jones Bug Cleaners
Ivery
Bill” Snider
V. Snider
S. Main. ST
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