Gardner representative dies at 35 in Illinois
Harold Lovely 35, of La Grange Tll., a native of Middletown, died at 6 today in La Grange. He had moved to La Grange a year ago as a Gardner division sales representative for Diamond National Corp after starting at Manchester Machine Co in 1951. Survived by wife Jean, two daughters Lisa and Linnette, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lovely of Excello. Funeral arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Harold Lovely
la Grange
Tll
Middletown
Mr. Lovely
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Lovely
Manchester Machine Co
Jean
Daughers
Lisa
Linnette
Mrs
Kenneth Lovely
Excello
Hoffa Calls Civil Rights Proposals A Farce And March Futile
In Minneapolis Teamsters leader James Hoffa branded federal civil rights proposals as a farce and fake and said the Washington march is a futile gesture. He warned the laws would flimflam Black people and claimed 20 percent of the Teamsters 1.7 million members are Negroes. He added that picketing and raids won’t solve the problem and the march offers no jobs solution.
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Minneapolis
Teamster
James Hoffa
Congress
Washington
Hoffa
Servicemen News Update Highlights Local Families
John L. Martin is in basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Army Spec. 4 Paul D. Mullins returned to Fort Riley after a six month Germany tour. SGT J C Leonard J Smith retired after over 20 years, last at Fitzsimons Denver. Aviation 2.C. James R. Elizroth received a second Good Conduct Award at Corpus Christi. Capt Clarence M. Griffin completed officer career course at Fort McClellan.
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John L. Martin
Vernon L. Martin
Middletown Rt. 4
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
ARMY
Paul D. Mulins
Sonya
Waynesville
Rt. 3
Fort Riley
Kan
Germany
J.C. Leonard J. Smith
James R. Elizroth
Robert L. Elizroth
Pinto Ave
Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi Tex
Clarence M. Griffin
Elizabeth
20Th Ave
Chemical Center
Fort McClellan
Ala
Fort Knox
Services for Mrs Anna Mary House held Monday
Services are set for 2 p m Monday at Wilson Memorial Home for Anna Mary House 84 formerly of Miltonville with Rev Clifford Stearns officiating Burial follows at Miltonville Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Mrs House died Monday at Oshust Nursing Home Also reported Lord Nuffield dies at 85 the British magnate who gave away over 84 million and John H Mar guder Jr 74 a retired Navy commander who oversaw Japan s surrender of the Bonin Islands in 1945
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Anna Mary House
Miltonville
Wilson Memorial Home
Clifford Stearns
Memorial Home
House
Oshust Nursing Home
Ondon
Lord Nuffield
Nuffield
William Morris
Worcester
Oxfordshire
Boston
John H. Magruder Jr
Bonin Islands
Ohio picks Alvin Peterjohn as legislative auditor
Alvin Peterjohn, 40, of Columbus, named legislative auditor at a salary of 1000 dollars per month. Former chief of fiscal research, he will provide non partisan quarterly reports on Ohio's general fund income and spending, with first report due in October.
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Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Alvin Petersohn
Columbus
Legislative
Peterjohn
Cleveland
Commission
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Michael V. di Salle
Rees Wok
Peterisha
Pacemaker Gives 91-Year-Old Cincinnati Man New Life
Cincinnati case reports 91-year-old David Hill receiving a surgically implanted abdominal wall pacemaker at University of Cincinnati Medical Center. Doctors say the device, the oldest patient for the procedure, uses wires to heart muscle and should last five years. Hill recovered after weeks and returned home with his wife describing renewed life as God’s will.
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Cincinnati Medical Center
Ife
David Hill
Cincinnati
Hill
Iurder
Cincinnati University
General Hospital
Buto
Ronald Fegelman
Department of Surgery
College of Medicine
Injuries Prove Fatal for Dayton Woman
In Dayton Ohio the death of Elizabeth Tussey aged 56 follows injuries from a car truck collision at an east Dayton intersection on Monday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Here
Elizabeth Tussey
Kennedy Returns to Washington After Cape Cod Trip
President Kennedy flies from Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts to Andrews Air Force Base Maryland after an overnight cape cod family visit. The presidential jet completed the one hour flight as he resumes duties in the capital.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Andrews Air Force Base
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Freeman says he has no plan to quit cabinet post
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman stated he has no intention of leaving his cabinet position as long as the President wants him. Rumors during his trip to Russia suggested he might quit or be forced out, but Freeman denied any such move.
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Orville Freelman
Freeman
Russia
Phouma to Address United Nations Assembly
Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma of Laos announced in Vientiane he will depart September 10 for New York to address the United Nations General Assembly as a neutralist leader in the Vietnamese crisis.
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Phouma
General Assembly
Vietiane
Souvanna Phouma
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Auto worker dies after jack crushes neck in Ohio
East Palestine Ohio AP reports Ernest Lee May was crushed when the car he was working on fell from a jack on May 24 a Wednesday night. He suffered fatal neck injuries and police investigated.
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East Palestine
Ohio
Ernest Lee
Early American Indian cotton cultivation by Zuni and Hopi
Zuni and Hopi tribes, among others, cultivated cotton long before Spanish conquest. The note highlights indigenous agricultural practices in pre colonial North America.
Libby Warns Against Quick Vote On 100 Megaton Bomb
Dr Willard Libby urged Senate action on the nuclear test ban after warning Soviet 100 megaton ambitions could outpace the United States. He testified at Foreign Relations hearings alongside former AEC head Lewis Strauss, saying the treaty should not hinder verification of the 100 megaton issue.
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Washington
Willard F. Libby
Libby
University of California
Los Angeles
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lewis L. Strauss
Butler County Court Notices of Neglect and Absence
The Butler County Courts report cases including Patricia Allen from Johnny Allen of New York City for neglect, Barbara Jean Palmer from Kenneth Palmer of Middletown for extreme cruelty, Maxine Snively with unknown address from George Snively for neglect, James Ludle Jr. from Patricia Ludle for neglect and willful absence, Sharon Fawbush from James Fawbush for neglect and willful absence with judges David Black and Fred B. Cramer presiding.
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Patricia Allen
East St
Johnny Allen
New York City
Barbara Jean Palmer
Charles St
Kenneth Dale Palmer
Middletown
Maxine Snively
Hamilton
George J. Snively
David Black
James Ludle Jr
Carmody Blvd
Patricia Ann Ludle
Forest Ave
Sharon Fawbush
Seneca St
James Fawbush
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fred B. Cramer
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