Deaths And Funerals Mrs Rosa Lunsford 85 Middletown
Mrs Rosa Lunsford 85 of 810 10th Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a three week stay. Born in Lee County Georgia she lived in Middletown 47 years and belonged to Mt Zion Baptist Church. Survived by husband Dan sons Arthur Elijah Eddie of Middletown and two daughters Mae Curley of Middletown Bertha Lester of Springfield. four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 10:30 am Friday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call Bailey Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Rosa Lunsford
10Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Lunsford
Lee County
Middletown
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Dan
Arthur
Elijah
Eddie
Mae Curley
Bertha Lester
Springfield
Bailey Funeral Home
Eaton Funeral Home
Springboro
Funeral Home
Diehl, Clarence R., 61, of Franklin dies after heart attack
Clarence R. Diehl 61 of 42 N River St Franklin died at Middletown Hospital after an apparent heart attack at home. He worked for Frigidaire in Dayton. Survived by wife Leona a daughter Nancy Replogle of Dayton three stepdaughters Edith Reed Middletown Faye Hazlett Betty Tussey Franklin and four stepsons Hugh Dunaway Middletown Thomas Dunaway Miamisburg George Dunaway Springboro and Melvin Dunaway Springboro.
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Franklin
Clarence R. Diehl
N. River St
Middletown Hospital
Diehl
Frigidaire
Dayton
Leona
Nancy Replogle
Edith Reed
Middletown
Faye Hazlett
Betty Tussey
Hugh Dunaway
Thomas Dunaway
Miamisburg
George and
Melvin Dunaway
Springboro
Machinery accident fatal for Purdue student Paul Crouch
Paul Crouch 21 son of Mr and Mrs Henry Crouch of Fulton New York formerly of LeSourdsville died Monday in a farm machinery accident in Wisconsin. He was a Purdue University student majoring in agricultural engineering and president of the Purdue American Society of Agricultural Engineers student chapter. He worked this summer for Sun Prairie Wisconsin in the New Holland Machinery Co research department. Surviving are his parents a sister Susan a brother Ken yon and his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John McCall of German town. Funeral services Friday at First Presbyterian Church Fulton with burial in Fulton. Foster Funeral Home conducting services tomorrow from 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Paul Crouch
Henry Crouch
Fulton
N.Y
LeSourdsville
Wisconsin
Crouch
Purdue University
Sun Prairie
Wis
New Holland (Pa.) Machinery Co
Purdue
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Susan
Kenyon
John McCall
Germantown
First Presbyterian Church
Foster Funeral Home
Services set for Glen Myers 77 at Carlisle church
Glen Myers of 10134 Jamaica Road Carlisle dies Monday at Carlisle Care Center. Services 2 30 p m tomorrow at New Jersey Presbyterian Church Carlisle with Rev C William Locke officiating. Burial Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call at Eaton Funeral Home today from 4 to 9 p.m.
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Glen Myers Franklin
Glen Myers
Jamaica Road
Carlisle
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
C. William Locke
Eaton Funeral Home
Myers
Airliner Hijacked To Cuba To Havana From Newark
Trans Caribbean flight 401 carrying 134 passengers hijacked from Newark Airport bound for Puerto Rico. The jet diverted to Havana, landing at 5 19 am after a course change near Puerto Rico. Pilot William Cunningham of Long Island, NY, was named by the airline.
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Newark
Trans Caribbean
Cuba
Havana
Flight 401
Puerto Rico
San Juan
William Cunningham
Long Island
New York
Brazilian vigilante squad may avenge Mitrione in Uruguay
In Montevideo officials studied third note from Brazilian “passing Squad” claiming fatal harm to 20 relatives of Tupamaro guerrillas and 20 more per additional hostage to avenge Mitrione’s death. Messages reference consul Dias Gomide and adviser Fly. police seek authenticity amid a major Uruguayan manhunt with 55 suspects detained and two bank robberies pinned on guerrilla members.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Mitr
Fort Collins, Colo
Fly
Dias Gomide
Dan A. Mitrione
Gunmen Rob Zsa Zsa In Hotel Elevator
New York AP Two gunmen robbed Zsa Zsa Gabor of jewelry valued at over 600000 early today in the Waldorf Towers hotel elevator. The actress said the loss included a nearly half‑million dollar ring and earrings. She and her housekeeper were threatened, and the pair forced the elevator to basement before escaping. Gabor later viewed photo lineups and planned to continue with her Broadway show Forty Carats.
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New York
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Waldorf-Towers
Firebomb Fire Hits Cincinnati Church Damages $14000 Loss
Seventh Presbyterian Church in Walnut Hills suffered heavy damage when eight fires burned the building early Sunday. Investigators say neighbors saw youths throwing firebombs. eight fires were found and a dozen unexploded bombs located nearby. Pastor Rev Allen Beach noted the sanctuary was spared and services would continue. The church serves a predominantly white congregation in a mixed neighborhood. the motive remains unclear.
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Cincinnati
Seventh Presbyterian
Walnut Hills
Allen Beach
Beach
Ray McDonald
Community Center Loses Supervisor
Lewis Johnson, longtime supervisor at the Community Center, has resigned effective Friday and will join the Cincinnati Residential Manpower Center to work with disadvantaged children. City officials will accept applications for a $7,700 per year replacement, preferring local candidates. the center will close for two weeks for cleaning and painting with volunteer help from a local church group.
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Lewis Johnson
Johnson
Cincinnati
Dan Kothe
Kothe
Library Loses Tomato in Vandalism Heist
Middletown Public Library was broken into by thieves who stole a soft drink vending machine and a record player. An assistant librarian’s tomato was taken from her desk, while several office machines were moved but not removed. Willard Savage reported the east window break and an interior door window forced entry. Arthur Wolman confirmed the missing tomato and the theft.
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Middletown Public Library
Willard Savage
Brent Drive
Arthur Wolman
Collins Guilty of First Degree Murder in Beineman Case
Ann Arbor Mich. John Norman Collins 23 of Centerline Mich was found guilty of first degree murder by a six by six jury. He had been accused of the sex slaying of Karen Sue Beineman 18 last summer.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
John Norman Collins
Centerline
Karen Sue
Beineman
Middletown group opposes south end housing plan
The Middletown Committee of 1,000 issued a statement opposing a United Housing Development Corp proposal for a multiple housing complex at Lafayette Avenue and S Main Street. The group argues it would heighten density and racial segregation while urging funds to aid low income families in private housing. It notes federal funds exist to assist such families and calls for a local agency to inform them. The group also says police community relations lines are open after a meeting with Police Chief James Howerton.
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Middletown Committee
United Housing Development Corp
Lafayette Avenue
S. Main Street
Middletown Committee of
Don Holmes
Police
James Howerton
Israel Attacks Guerrilla Bases in Lebanon Again
Israeli warplanes attacked Arab guerrilla bases on the southwest slopes of Mt Hermon near the Hasbani River amid a string of incursions. Ground raids Friday and Saturday blew up houses in two border villages as Israel pressed operations during the cease-fire period. Arab and Western observers noted shifting U S positions while Jordan pressed the UN for action against continued Israeli offensives.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Mt. Hermon
Has‘bani River
Israel
Suez
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Middle East
Egypt
Washington
United States
New York
Jordan
United Nations
Muhammad H. El-Farra
Security Council
Man Convicted Of Assault In Hamilton Case
Harold Dean Goins 28 of 1308 S 13th St Hamilton was found guilty of assault with intent to rob Robert Bolser 1631 Lincoln Ave Hamilton after an April 9 attack and robbery of $10. Leroy Goins 26 of 124 N Second St Hamilton was acquitted by Judge Fred B Cramer. Disposition for Harold set for next Friday.
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Hamilton
Harold Dean Goins
S. 13Th St
Leroy Goins
N. Second St
Robert Bolser
Lincoln Ave
Fred B. Cramer
Four Middletown Democrats Named Delegates to Ohio Convention
Four Middletown Democrats have been named delegates to the Ohio Democrat Party convention in Columbus on Aug. 28-29. Named are David L. Smith, chairman of the Butler County party, Kelly Haddix, Mrs. Linda Letourneau and Mrs. Ellen Murphy. Donald A. Darker of Oxford, Butler County Central Committee chairman, is a delegate and has been appointed to the convention platform committee and a subcommittee on government agencies. A highlight is a $5-a-plate dinner on Friday, Aug. 28.
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Middletown
Ohio Democrat Party
Columbus
David L. Smith
Butler County Party
Kelly Haddix
Linda Letourneau
Ellen Murphy
Donald A. Darker
Oxford
Butler County Central Committee
Planned Eight Month Fire Drill Evacuates Nursing Home
Joy Jones reports a Garden Manor Nursing Home drill evacuated about 40 patients, eight in beds, in 10 minutes amid preparations and warnings. Fire chiefs from four towns coordinated the simulated alarm, testing staff, equipment, and response after lessons from a fatal January fire. Most staff knew in advance. one patient remained upset.
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JOY Jones Journal
Garden Manor Nursing Home
Steve Boymel
Marietta
Boymel
South Middletown
Monroe
Trenton
Middletown
LeSourdsville
D. Howard
R.N
Verity urges goal shift not system change at IU meet
Armco Steel President William Verity addresses 2000 delegates at Indiana University for the National Junior Achievers conference. He argues the free enterprise system stays sound but priorities must focus on social issues like racial inequality pollution and poverty. He praises youth energy and envisions solutions via collaboration across generations to improve life quality and the environment.
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William Verity
Armco Steel Corp
Indiana University
Verity
Tires Stolen In Break-In At McCoy Oil Co Warehouse
A break-in at the McCoy Oil Co warehouse on Girard Avenue led to theft of tires and an attempted break-in at 135 Baltimore St was reported at 2:02 a.m. A resident, Mrs Emma Kenn of St2 Roosevelt Ave, reported a stolen radio and an electric heater.
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McCoy Oil Co
Girard Avenue
Baltimore St
Emma Kenn
Roosevelt Ave
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Clark St
Kunst Brothers
Dave
John
Pittsburgh
Waseca
Minn
Willie
Europe
Mitrione
Zsa Zsa
Margaret
Miss Gabor
Cincinnati Church
South Broad
Large
Bologna
Pillsbury Biscuits
Aurora
Community Center
Collins
South End
J.A
Bloomington, Ind
Bob Grimes
Jones - Grimes - Essee Harrison Insurance
Associates
Ohio
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