Kennedy Sees Victory On First Wage Bill Test
In the Senate the Kennedy minimum wage bill faces a key vote on Holland's amendment to strip coverage from five million workers. Kennedy predicts a victory while GOP support varies. The measure would raise the minimum from 1 to 1.25 in steps and extend coverage to large retailers and service firms unless Holland prevails.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Holland
Florida
Thieves Turn Franklin Home Upside Down
Police hunt intruder who turned a Second Street home upside down inside shows ransacked rooms and missing items. A silver tray and other antiques were reported missing from the Lawrence Tinch residence as the family is away on vacation for about 10 days. Aneeda King, working at a neighboring salon, said the front door glass was broken and the interior appeared completely upset.
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Franklin
Lawrence Tinch
Aneeda King
Miamisburg
Tinch
FASTEETH Improves Fit of False Teeth with Alkaline Formula
An improved powder named FAST EETH is sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It resists sliding and rocking, leaves a neutral taste, counters odor, and is described as alkaline. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Small Auto Blaze Doused at Midletown Hospital
Firemen were called to extinguish a smoldering 1946 model car parked at Midletown Hospital. The interior suffered damage. owned by Orville Susong of Franklin Rt. 1. A discarded cigarette blamed. No damage from a short light switch at Dr. L H Bremer veterinary office 3615 Grand Ave.
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Middletown Hospital
Orville Susong
Franklin Rt. 1
L. H. Bremer
Grand Ave
Funeral services for Albert Nickerson in Middletown
Albert Nickerson, 49, of 1502 Baltimore St died Monday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral services are Friday at 1 p.m. at Bethel AME Church with Rev. C N Flannigan officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Bailey Funeral Home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Albert Nickerson
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Bethel Ame Church
C. N. Flannigan
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Pritchard, Former Southeast Missouri State Teacher, Dies
George H. Pritchard formerly of Germantown died August 11 in a Little Rock hospital. A 35 year Southeast Missouri State College teacher, he retired in 1956 and moved to Little Rock. Survived by wife Frankie two sons Donald and George Jr four grandchildren and sister Minnie Ridenour. Funeral services were held Monday.
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George H. Pritchard
Germantown
Little Rock
Ark
Ohio Northern University
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girardeau
Frankie
Donald
George Jr
Illinois
Minnie Ridenour
Middletown
Frances Burgemeier Dies at 91 in Lebanon
Frances Burgemeier, 91, died at her home on Glosser Road Lebanon. She is survived by four sons Sam William Leonard Fred and two daughters Frances Margaret all at home. Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Friday at St Francis de Sales Church. Friends may call tomorrow at Oswald Broadway Chapel. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Lebanon
Frances Burgemeier
Glosser Road
Sam
William
Leonard
Fred
Frances
Margaret
St. Francis de Sales
Oswald Broadway
Clarence McClain dies after long illness in Dayton
Clarence McClain 53 of Gratis died Monday at St Elizabeths Hospital Dayton after a prolonged illness. He worked as an auto mechanic in Gratis until five years ago when amputations led him to repair watches. Survived by daughter Elva Lakes Gratis two sons Cecil and William Gratis father Ruben McClain Miltonville sisters Lottie Taulbee Excello Millie Shrout Miltonville brother Ewell Middletown and six grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 pm Gratis First Church of God with burial Fairmound Cemetery West Elkton. Revs Faulkner Williams officiating. Friends may call Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm and Thursday after noon Arrangements Zimmerrman Funeral Home.
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Gratis
Clarence L.mac ‘McClain
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Dayton
Elva Lakes
Cecil
William
Ruben McClain
Miltonville
Lottie Taulbee
Excello
Millie Shrout
Ewell
Middletown
Gratis First
Church of God
Fairmound Cemetery
West Elkton
Steve Faulkner
Curtis Williams
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Obituary notices and distant geography fact
Naomi Montgomery 90 of 4 Sage St died in a Cincinnati hospital. Survived by son Wilbur four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m tomorrow Oswald Broadway Chapel burial Lebanon Cemetery. Call at funeral home this afternoon and evening. Susan Crane 2 daughter of Carl and Mrs Crane 309 Hyde Park Dr services 3 p m today. William Ziegenhardt 69 590 Southwood Dr services 10 a m Thursday Cahill. The two farthest US points Attu Alaska and Key Largo Fla are 5509 miles apart.
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Lebanon
Naomi Montgomery
Sage St
Cincinnati
The
Daughters of America
Wilbur
Oswald Broadway Chapel
Purial
Susan E. Crane
Carl Crane
Hyde Park
William J. Ziegenhardt
Southwood Dr
Cahill
United States
Attu
Alaska
Key Largo
Fla
Musical Evangelist Raymond Miller to Lecture at Grace Baptist
Raymond Miller a 19 year old evangelist and musician will speak and perform at Grace Baptist Church 2216 Wilbraham Road Friday at 7 30 p m He plays 37 instruments has appeared on network TV recorded with the Jackie Gleason orchestra and Capital Records Now in full time evangelistic work He will also be guest musician at the Tri State Youth Camp of the Baptist Bible Fellowship at the Miami Valley Chautauqua grounds Monday through Friday public services run 9 a m to noon and 7 30 p m daily
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Raymond Miller
Grace Baptist
Miami Valley Chautauqua Grounds
Beaten Up Man Claims Beaten and Robbed
A Hamilton man, Byron Procter, 33, said he was beaten and robbed after being found lying on US 127 north of Hamilton. He reported $28 stolen and was treated at Mercy Hospital for head lacerations and facial abrasions. Procter, found by state patrol at 2 40 a m, could not identify where the incident occurred.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
US 127
Byron Procter
East Ave
New Miami
Procter
N. Third Street
Three Middletown youths treated for injuries at hospital
Three persons were treated for lacerations at Middletown Hospital in a quiet spell. Gary Emerick, 12, received seven stitches for a knee cut after a fall at Armco Park. George Gross, 25, of Keister Road, had five stitches when a metal bar fell on his wrist at Interstate Folding Box Co. Gary Lee Williams, 11, suffered a scalp laceration after falling from a loloset at home and had six stitches.
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Middletown Hospital
Gary Emerick
Norma Emerick
16Th Ave
Armco Park
West Middletown
George Gross
Keister Road
Interstate Folding Box Ico
Gary Lee Williams
Thomas Williams
Manchester Ave
Powers Tell Court Sorrow Over U2 Flight Experience
Powers testified he was nervous about the flight and did not like what he was doing but renewed his contract out of lack of other work. He said he did not know which U S agency ran the mission and pleaded guilty to charges in a Soviet court.
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Powers
U.S
U. S
Rudenko
Shelton
Soviet Union
Barbara
Oliver
W. Powers
Pound
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