Expo Ohio 1969 Prize Angus Sparked Record Prices
At the Ohio State Fair Cooper Arena buyers paid record prices for several junior livestock champions led by a grand champion steer selling for about 14 thousand dollars after a bid sparked by Gov. James A. Rhodes and the All-Ohio groups. The event set multiple world records including the grand champion lamb and a 13.50 per pound bid for a Hampshire. Attendance also rose to 881,300 in five days as Youth Day and other activities drew crowds.
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Ohio State Fair
Christina Paeltz
Georgetown
M. Lustnauer
BBF
Stephen Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Neil
Cooper Arena
James A. Rhodes
All-Ohio Boys Bang
All-Ohio
Dr. Heinz Feed Co
Washington Court House
Barrow
Chester White
Richard Shepard
Grandview Inn of Columbus
Mike Flesch
Sharon Leightey
Upper Sandusky
David Knipe
Piqua
Pure Oil Plaza
Christine Hagedorn
Cincinnati
Dayton
Eddy Arnold
Roy Clark
Dave Merrifeld
Buckeye
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Sorority Chapter Sues to Restore Charter
National Chil Omega headquarters in Cincinnati is sued by Phi Alpha chapter at George Washington University to revalidate its charter. Plaintiffs seek reasons for the chapter being ruled not in good standing and its charter void, claiming they were not notified of charges or given a hearing.
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Cincinnati
Chil Omega
George Washington University
Phi Alpa
University
Washington, D.C
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Lianna Larrabee
Correction on Middletown pilot solo records
A note clarifies earlier Journal reporting on solo flight hours. Jeff Buckles did not break a Middletown record. the prior claim cited 3.6 hours of instruction. In November 1958 Richard Augspurger soloed after only three hours of instruction.
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Jeff Buckles
Richard Augspurger
Antiracism Demanded NSA Convention Seized by Black Protesters
At the 22nd NSA convention in El Paso, about 20 black militants seized the session, wrecking equipment and demanding an antiracist overhaul. They declared a new Black Students group would claim NSA funds and push for 50 percent of foundation money for black issues since 1961.
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EL Pest
Tex
National Student Association
University of Texas At
LE Paso
Du'aing
NSA
Muhammad Kenyatta
Black Economic Development Conference
Kenyalle
United States
Ford Foundation
Robert Powell
Gwer Patton
Sesson
Aia
Slogan Winners Car Clocked At 85 on I 71
A Columbus State Sonny column reports on Ohio highway safety slogan winner Terry Shannon of Bellevue and the 1 license plate gag about Gov Rhodes. It notes S W Anderson of Syracuse wrote to Rhodes claiming a car with plate 1 passed him at 85 mph on I 71. The piece references Mario Andretti's London speeding incident and the current driving safety campaign.
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Columbus, Ohio
S.W. Anderson
Syracuse
N.Y
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Terry Shannon
Bellevue
Bowling Green State University
Shannon
Anderson
Mario Andretti
London
Oho
Andretti
Highway Safety
Warren C. Nelson
The
New Yorker
Nelson
Nations Richest Woman Dies at 65 in New York
Mrs Ailsa Mellon Bruce, once regarded as the wealthiest American, died Monday at Roosevelt Hospital after a brief illness. The Syosset Long Island heiress valued at over 500 million dollars by Fortune last year, supported philanthropy and family estates. Surviving relatives include brother Paul Mellon and three grandchildren. daughter and son in law Stephen R Carrier died in 1967.
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New York
Ailsa Mellon Bruce
United States
Roosevelt Hospital
Bruce
London
Thomas Kiion
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Farune
Pittsburgh
Melros
Gulf Oil
The
Aluminum Company of America
Paul Mellon
Stephen R. Currier
Youth Sing Planned For State Fair
About 1500 high school and college age youths from across Ohio join in the Sing Out Ohio Valley chorus at the state fair grandstand. The annual event is part of the Up With People movement and brings together members from smaller groups around the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Voices
Deaths And Funerals
Two Middletown deaths are reported with services set. Zac C Brandon 76 of 920 N University Blvd died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after five years ill. He worked at Armco Steel from 1917, was in Armco Band, and belonged to Knights of Pythias and Faith United Methodist Church. Survives include wife Elsie a son and four grandchildren. Services Thursday 10 a.m. at McCoy Leffler with burial in Beamsville. Friends may call tomorrow 7–9 p.m. at the funeral home. Della M Mullen 84 of 30 Parker Drive Springboro died yesterday at Carlisle Care Center after six months patient. Survives include husband James (died 1954) four sons two daughters a brother seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services Thursday 7 p.m. at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Zac C. Brandon
N. University Blvd
Middletown
Brandon
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette ‘Lodge
Faith United Methodist Church
Greenville
Franacin
Della M Mullen
Parker Drive
Springboro
Carlisw
James
Robert
Harold
Orlando
Herbert
Earl
Medway
Daugthers
Marjorie Seeman
Seven Mile
Clarice Rook
Howard Beltz
Franklin
Anglesby Funeral Nome
Eugene Griffith
Paul Gaynor Graveside Services Planned In Georgia
Graveside services for Paul Gaynor 75 former Franklin city auditor will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Woodhill Cemetery with Father Paul Galliger officiating. Mr Gaynor died Saturday in Byron Georgia after retiring a decade ago as a resident of Hollywood Florida.
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Paul Gaynor
Ranklin
Woodhill Cemetery
Paul Galliger
Gaynor
Byron
Hollywood
Fla
Uece
Gratis-Methodist rites for C D McCloud Sr 70
C D McCloud Sr 70 of 108 West St will be buried at Fairview Cemetery after a Gratis Methodist Church funeral at 2 pm tomorrow. He died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton retired Frigidaire employee. Survived by wife Ethel five sons and five daughters and siblings.
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C. D. McCloud
Aurora Ind
Alva
William
Arthu
Dayton Pilot Bales Out Dying Plane
An F84 fighter bomber exploded in flight near Shaw Air Force Base South Carolina seconds after Ohio Air National Guard pilot 1st Lt. Douglas Evans of Dayton ejected safely. Evans escaped injury while the aircraft exploded during a strafing run at the Poinsett air-to-ground gunnery range. An Air Force investigation is underway.
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Shaw Afb
S.C
Ohio Air National Guard
Air Force
Douglas 29
Dayton
Evans
Poinsett
Evens
162Nd Tactical
Travis Afb
Savannah
Funeral services for Minnie Veal in Dayton at New Era Baptist Church
Funeral services for Minnie Veal 55 of 1104 Kunz Ave will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at New Era Baptist Church officiated by Rev. S. S. Cousin. Visitation at the church tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m. Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Bailey Funeral Home in charge.
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Minnie Veal
Kunz Ave
Dayton
New Era Baptist Church
Obituary Notices for Kinmie Caver Frances Roth and Leugers Infant
Mrs Kinmie Caver 33 Dayton formerly Hamilton services 1 p.m Thursday Isaac Baptist Guard. Mrs Frances Roth 84 539 N Fifth St Requiem High Mass 9 36 a.m Thursday St Marys Church Infant son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Leugers 266 Twinbrook Drive private services Cahill.
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Kinmie Caver
Dayton
Hamilton
Isaac
Baptist Guard
Frances Roth
Fifth St
St. Mary’s Church
Wallace Leugers
Twinbrook Drive
Cahill
Cincinnati Man Sentenced 120 Years for Murder
Harvey Fuqua of Cincinnati received a 120 year prison term after a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court jury found him guilty of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of his common law wife Marian Richardson, 37. The judge rejected a plea of guilty to first degree manslaughter, upholding the fatal shooting amid an argument at their home.
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Cincinati
Harvey Fuqua
Cincinnati
Fuqua
Hamilton County
Lyle Castle
Castle
Marian Richardson
Bowles Reveals Shock at Pentagon Power
Former U S ambassador Chester Bowles says in Look magazine he is shocked by the growing power of the Pentagon. He notes the United States overly expanded military reach in Southeast Asia, enabling deeper involvement than intended.
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NEW York (Ap
Chester Bowles
U.S
India
Pentagon
Bowles
United States
Look Magazine
Southeast Asia
Girl Lures Man Into Trap Here
A 35 year old Middletown man, Robert Nuckett of 205 S Broad St, was robbed of $5 to $8 by three men after a 14 year old girl lured him from the Sportsman Cafe at 1100 Garfield St. He was treated for head injuries at Middletown Hospital. The girl accompanied the assailants and asked to escort her home, police said. The man could not give a clear description of the suspects.
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Middletown
Robert Nuckett
S. Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Sportsman Cafe
Garfield St
Bank Robbery Claims Brown Sack Gunber Blackout
In Columbus Ohio the Eastmoor Branch of Huntington National Bank was robbed by a bandit who showed a gun barrel protruding from a brown paper sack to two tellers and ordered them to fill a second bag with cash before escaping.
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Columbus, Ohio
Eastmoor
Huntington National Bank
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Marilyn Isler
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Verity Pkvy
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Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier, Mer
Evenines
Ting
Itizens Savings
Soa
Central
S. Breiel Blvd
Association
National Health Agency
Fund Rais
Journal
Zeno Brandon
Raymond
Mrs. Della Mullen
Cincy
U. S
Mercy Lifer Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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