No Labor Day Riots Warned by Two Ohio Mayors
Russell Point and Geneva-on-the-Lake officials vow precautions to prevent Labor Day unrest after July Fourth violence. Mayors say minimal detail on security, with eight temporary officers planned in Russell Point, and national guardsmen previously deployed to quell disturbances.
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Ohio
Russell Point
Russells Point
Geneva - On-The- Lake
Ford
Chevy
Geneva
Wilson Finely
Don Horn
Indian Lake
iHorn
Gene Gooding
Labor Day
Finley
Ride Falls In Windsor Amusement Car Crash Kills Teen
A car on an amusement ride left its track at a Windsor center injuring eight youths and killing Thomas C. Minidis, 17, from Detroit. Four girls and five boys in the same car were members of a Detroit church youth group.
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Windsor, Ont
Thomas C. Minidis
Delt
Windsor
Detroit
Fall Fatally Injures Worker At Western Reserve High
Anthony Sherock aged 53 of Niles died after a 40 foot fall from a roof at an under construction site. He worked for Valley Steel Erectors and was on the Western Reserve High School project a 4.8 million dollar building.
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Warren
Ohio
Anthony Sherock
Niles
Sherock
The
Valley Steel Erectors of
Western Reserve High School
Immigrant Bill Faces Tougher Row In Senate
Washington AP reports a House vote 318 95 to pass a bill ending the national origins immigration policy after defeating a Republican bid to cap Western Hemisphere immigration at 115000. Senate action remains uncertain as Johnson pressures prompt passage this session.
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Senate
Washington
House
Western Hemisphere
North
South America
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
White House
United States
England
Germany
Visa bill sets total yearly limit at 170000 nationwide
The plan would launch July 1, 1968 with a global visa quota of 170000 per year shared by nations on a first come basis. Each country would face a 20000 cap, reducing England from 65000 to near 26000 and Germany from about 25000 to the new limit.
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England
Germany
United States
Stolen Tools Recovered Near Jacksonburg
A youth led Deputy Sheriff Ray Fugate to a box of tools valued at $100 on Rt. 744 near Jacksonburg Road. The items were reported stolen from a home on Paulin Drive. The youth was not identified.
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Ray Fugate
Rt. 744
Jacksonburg Road
Paullin Drive
Deaths and Funerals Dr James Nisbet Dies Father Of Doctor Here
Dr James I Nisbet 77 longtime Eaton eye ear and throat specialist died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after an extended illness He served in WWI Army Medical Corps and was Preble County health commissioner 1929 1940 Survived by wife Betty son Dr Dick M Nisbet Middletown daughter Betty Clayton Eaton sister Laura Hoffman Toledo Services at Barnes Funeral Home Eaton at 2 pm tomorrow Burial Sugar Grove Lexington Ohio Friends may call today 2 4 and 7 9 pm
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EATON
James I. Nisbet
E. Main St
Dick M. Nisbet
Middletown
Barnes Funeral Home
Sugar Grove
Lexington
Ohio
Nisbet
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Preble County
Army Medical Corps
Masonic Lodge
West Alexandria
Betty
Betty Clayton
Laura Hoffman
Toledo
Obituary for Carl Goebel lifelong Butler County resident
Services for Carl Goebel 81 of 604 State St Trenton will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at St Peter Lutheran Church Trenton with Rev H Charles March officiating Burial is in the church cemetery He died yesterday at his home A lifelong Butler County resident he was a former Trenton Board of Education member and retired in 1935 as cashier from Trenton First National Bank He previously ran a State Street grocery and belonged to the Lions Club Y Orpheus Club and St Peter Lutheran Church His wife Clara survived along with a daughter Myra Garrett two sons Marion Somerville and Mark Wexford Pa a sister Pauline Hols er of Trenton six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Friends may call at McCoy Leffler General Home tomorrow 3-5 and 7-9 p.m and at the church Saturday after 1 p.m. Flowers may be donated to the church building fund
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Carl Goebel
State St
Trenton
St. Peter Lutheran Church
H. Charles March
Goebel
Butler County
Trenton Board of Education
State Street
Lions Club
Y" Orpheus Club
Hamilton
St. Peter
Mrs Mary Joerger Dies After Six Months Illness
Mrs Mary Louise Joerger 33 of 5856 West Alexandria Road died at 2 05 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after six months of failing health. She had lived in the Middletown area 20 years coming here from Hamilton. Survived by husband Samuel a daughter Mrs Marjorie Allen of Glendale mother Mrs Helen Koenig and sister Mrs Martha Schwartz.
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Mary Joerger
Mary Louise Joerger
West
Alexandria Road
Middletown Hospital
Joerger
Middletown
Hamilton
Samuel
Marjorie Allen
Glendale
Helen Koenig
Martha Schwartz
Ohioans mourning missing son in Hong Kong air crash
Mr and Mrs Otis Burton learned their 19 year old son Cecil Wayne was not among 13 known survivors after a Hong Kong plane crash that killed 58 Marines. Seven Marines were reported to have missed the flight. names not released. The Burtons hold hope Wayne survived.
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Columbus
Ohio
Otis Burton
Hong Kong
Defense Department
Burtons
Cecil Wayne
Viet Nam
Wayne
Burton
Woman Head Of Steel Empire Dies
Mrs Amelie Thyssen head of the Thyssen steel empire and widow of Fritz Thyssen died at her estate near Straubing Germany after a long illness. She was 87 and among the world's richest women.
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Straubing
Germany
Amelie Thyssen
Thyssen Steel Empire
Here
Fritz Thyssen
Ruhr
J C Maxwell’s Edinburgh Ethereal Wave Theory Emerges
In 1867 J C Maxwell from Edinburgh proposed a theory of ethereal waves shaping light and electromagnetism. The concept linked electric and magnetic fields to a medium pervading space, influencing later physics developments.
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J. C. Maxwell
Edinburgh
Mrs Jean Gregory Franklin Dies After Illness
Mrs Jean EF Gregory 42 of Waynesville Rt 2 died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital after about a month as a patient. She is survived by Lovet a daughter Trudy three brothers Noah Pratt Sherril Pratt Morris Pratt and a sister Mrs Hagen Jones. Services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Harley Fidler officiating. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Visitation tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Jean EF. Gregory
Waynesville Rt. 2
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Lovet
Trudy
Noah Pratt
Columbus
Sherril Pratt
Newport News
Morris Pratt
Hampton
Hagen Jones
West Alexandria
Anglesby Funeral Home
Harley Fidler
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Services for Richard B. Nicholas in Lebanon
Richard B. Nicholas 39 formerly of Lebanon died Tuesday in Oceanside California. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial at Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call at the memorial home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p m He is survived by his wife Vera a brother Dale of Lebanon and his father Wilson Nicholas of Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Richard B. Nicholas
Oswald
Nicholas
Oceanside
Calif
Vera
Dale
Wilson Nicholas
Infant Taylor Graveside Service Held in South Lebanon
Graveside services for the infant son of Mrs. Ruby Taylor of South Lebanon will be held at 10 am tomorrow at South Lebanon Cemetery. Arrangements are by Oswald Memorial Home. The child died at birth Tuesday at Grandview Hospital. The mother and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Callie Robinson of South Lebanon, survive.
Hamilton Deaths John Lockwood 74
John Lockwood 74 of 224 Eighth Street died recently and funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Brown-Dawson.
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John Lockwood
Eighth St
Brown-Dawson
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