Deaths And Funerals Mrs Violet Fair 69
Mrs Violet Mae Fair 69 of 14 Riverview Drive died at 1:15 p.m. Saturday in a Cincinnati hospital. Retired barber. Survived by son Ray Paxton of Saratoga California a daughter Mrs Lucille Brockwell Muskegon Heights Michigan a step son Leo Fair in the Army two step daughters Mrs Gladys Hill and Mrs Joyce Bramm Cincinnati and a sister Mrs Clinton Bostick Boston. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at McCoy Settler Funeral Home Rev Robert Parr officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Woodside Cemetery
Three Injured In One Car Crash On Jefferson Avenue
A single car crash at 11 p.m. Saturday in the 1700 block of Jefferson Avenue sent three youths to Middletown Hospital. Driver John D. Kincaid, 17, of 905 N University Blvd., lost control while turning from Washington onto Jefferson. Passengers Debbie Blevins, 17, of 1713 Flemming Road and Arlie Holbrook, 22, of 4367 Trenton-Franklin Road were treated. Blevins was admitted with a fractured leg in good condition.
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Jefferson Avenue
Middletown Hospital
John D. Kincaid
N. University Blvd
Kincaid
Washington Street
Jefferson
Debbie Blevins
Flemming Road
Arlie Holbrook
Trenton-Franklin Road
Miss Blevins
Maineville Man Escapes from Clermont Jail Break Attempt
A 22 year old Maineville man held in Clermont County jail awaiting sentencing escaped with a Cincinnati man after cutting through a cell window with a hacksaw. Edward E. Smith Jr. and George Ray Smith Jr. were both at large or sought. Bernard Kinder, 69, formerly of Middletown, died at Middletown Hospital after five months ill. He leaves three sons, a daughter, a brother, two sisters and 11 grandchildren. Mass will be at Holy Trinity Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Wilson Schramm Memorial Home will host visitation and Rosary this evening.
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Batavia
Maineville
Clermont County
Edward E. Smith Jr
George Ray Smith
Cincinnati
Bernard Joseph Kinder
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Kinder
Middletown
Sorg Paper Co
Bernard M
Franklin
James
Trenton
Thomas
West Middletown
Suzanne Kinder
Jack
William
Marvy Gilligus
Frank Guyler
Dorothy ‘Kinder
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson - Schramm Memorial
Clark St
Fashion and home goods showcase for back to school
A lively roundup of fall fashion and home shopping suggestions spans Filsons clothing mood to Goodyear service and Miss Norman cosmetics. It highlights Garland and Pickwick Shoppe gifts, Norris Music instruments, Office Outfitters school supplies, and Eds Tropical Fish Shop for indoor hobbies as summer winds down.
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Norris Music
First Ave
Newsman Released Lands Red Captors
Cambodian troops treated me as a brother. I destroyed my press credentials and turned back toward Phnom Penh where two soldiers led me away. I recorded a statement for my captors to be used on radio broadcasts and received a 24 hour safe conduct pass. Other reporters freed or missing as 17 foreign correspondents remain unaccounted in Cambodia.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Skoun
Mets
Robert
S. Anson
Anson
Cleveland
Ohio
Tew
Alain Clement
Paris
Bang
Lydie Nicaise
Agence France
Xavier Baron
Sean Flynn
Errol Flynn
Dana Stone
Columbia Broadcasting System
Welles Hangen
National Broadcasting Co
Carlisle Cop Quits Blames Bickering in Village Politics
Carlisle village faces internal strife as Richard Turvey resigns after five weeks on the force citing constant bickering between the village council and Police Chief Larry Stamm. Turvey, a 45-year-old Navy veteran, alleges orders to report derogatory remarks and asserts he was forced to carry an unloaded pistol during his first 10 days. Mayor Homan questions Turvey’s claims while Stamm declines comment.
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Carlisle
Richard Turvey
Larry Stamm
Turvey
Laguna Beach
Calif
Stamm
Council
John Homan
Wrong driver cited in three car Germantown Rd crash
The Middletown police traffic report misidentified the at fault driver in a three car collision on Germantown Road Saturday. Lee Young, 70, awaiting a turn at Frisch Restaurant, was rear ended by a car which was struck by Nancy Louise Gibson, 27, of 167 Linwood Drive. Gibson was later cited as the driver responsible.
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Middletown
The
Journal
Germantown Road
Lee Young
River St
Franklin
Frisch
Nancy Louise Gibson
Linwood Drive
Gibson
Howard Chamberlain Dies TV Announcer at 63
Cincinnati obituary notes Howard Chamberlain 63 longtime WLW staff chief announcer died at 3 a.m. today from a heart attack at his Colerain Township farm home. He joined WLW in 194 and later worked in television and radio including W-30 Club and World Front hosting Eleanor Roosevelt. He taught newscasting at the University of Cincinnati and raised Black Angus cattle. Survivors: wife Lu and two sons John and Gene. Funeral arrangements at Paul Young.
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Cincinnati
Howard Chamberlain
Wlw-T
Colerain Township
Mr. Chamberlain
WLW
W-30
World Front
Eleanor Roosevelt
Signal Three
Farm News
Avco Broadcasting
WIND
Chicago
WKIZ
Denver
John
Gene
Paul Young
Body Shop Hit Twice By Thieves
Kinser's Body Shop on Philadelphia Avenue was burglarized on Saturday and Sunday. A $15 cash box was emptied on Saturday after a front door was left open, and a portable TV was missing after a second floor entry on Sunday. A second report from Calvin Griffin noted two youths stealing two power saws worth $225 from a service truck.
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Kinser
Philadelphia Ave
James Kinser
Calvin Griffin
Flemming Road
Griffin
R.J. Enterprises Co
Fulbright backs UN force for Mideast peace plan
Senator Fulbright urges UN peacekeeping with force to restore prewar borders and patrol zones in the Mideast. He proposes a U.S. security treaty with Israel after a UN settlement, with Israeli withdrawal and guarantees, Suez and Straits access, and international status for Jerusalem. He critiques Israeli rigidity and notes Russian willingness to back a compromise.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
United Nations
Israel
Fulbright
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas Democrat
U.N
Mideast
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
Jordan
Suez Canal
Strait
Acheson advised Kennedy against Bay of Pigs plan and Fulbright
Newsweek cites Dean Acheson in taped reminiscences for the JFK Library. He warned Kennedy in 1961 that invading Cuba with 1,500 rebels was a disastrous idea and counseled against naming J. William Fulbright as secretary of state, recommending Dean Rusk instead. He also recalled advising against appointing Robert Kennedy attorney general. About 800 tapes exist, with 300 transcribed so far.
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New York
Dean Acheson
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Newsweek
Acheson
Kennedy
Sen. J. William Fulbright
John F.kennedy
Cambridge
Mass
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Robert
Federal Records Center
Waltham
Three Escapees Still At Large From Ohio Prison
Lebanon Correctional Institution reports three inmates escaped last night through a window. At large this morning are George Buck Largan Jr. 20 Columbus Billy E Amos 26 Dayton and Arthur Charles Drake 24 Dayton. Largan had one to three years for attempting to force open a strong box while Amos and Drake faced one to 15 year terms for breaking and entering.
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Lebanon
Retired Standard Oil executive Bushrod Brush Howard dies
Bushrod Brush Howard, 80, a former director of the Jersey Standard Marine Department at Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey), died last week. His passing was reported Sunday, noting his long tenure and retirement 15 years ago.
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Charleston, S.C
Bushrod Brush
Howard
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Jersey Standard Marine Department
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Violet Mae Fair
Riverview Drive
Bernard J. Kinder
Charlotte
Holden
Filson’s
Garland
College Town
Bobbie Brooks
Goodyear
Manchester
Broad
Virgil
Operuto
Sis
Fran
Pickwick
Denmark
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Colorado
Vicki Streza
Streza
Palisade
Carlisle Cop
Chamberlain
Stolz Drive
Joseph T. Riley
JFK
Lightning Downs
Raleigh, N.C
Church of the Good Shepherd
State Capitol
Dorothy Yoder
First National Bank
No. Main St
Yoder
World Travelers
Jackson Lane
Robert Pietro
Tytus
Betty Davis
North Clinton
East State
Blangy
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