Stick With System M LA Speaker Says
Oxford commencement address urges students to stay with systems and share the work to bridge the generation gap. Dr Mina Rees, president of CUNY Graduate Division, lauds math and womanhood, cites 708 degree recipients including three first Miami independent doctorates in English. Recipients Robert Damm David Dougherty and Mary Alice Peck named.
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Oxford
Mina Rees
Miami University
Millett Assembly Hall
Rees
City University of New York
Council of Graduate Schools
United States
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Robert Damm
College Corner
David Dougherty
Cincinnati
Mary Alice Peck
Deaths And Fuunerals Armour J Steele 74 Middletown resident
Armour J Steele 74 of 216 Vanderveer St died 10 37 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after admission Aug 27 He retired 1967 as self employed building contractor Survived by wife Bertha four sons two sisters seven grandchildren ten great grandchildren Services at 2 p m Wednesday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Quinton Everest officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Calling hours tomorrow 3 5 and 7 9 p m Spec 4 William Broughton 25 services 10 a m tomorrow Brown Dawson Mrs Ardella Stewart 51 services 10 3 a m tomorrow First Church of God Pleasant and Woodlawn Avenues
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Armour J. Steele
Vanderveer St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Mr. Steele
Wayne County
W. Va
Middletown
Tha
Steele Clarence
Ellen Drive
Robert
Lebanon
Melvin
Franklin
Kenneth
Whittier
Calif
Bertha Watkins
Elizabeth McKee
Huntington
McCoy- Leffler
Quinton Everest
Woodside Cemetery
William Broughton
Parkamo Ave
Brown- Dawson
Ardella Stewart
Laurel Ave
Church of God
Pleasant and
Woodlawn Avenues
Franklin Baby Leon Linville II Dies at Middletown Hospital
Leon Linville II two month old son of Mr and Mrs Leon Linville of Ellenridge Drive died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 1 39 pm. Surviving are the parents maternal grandparents Raymond Sams of Franklin paternal grandparents Ernest Linville of Franklin. Services set for 10 am Wednesday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 7 to 9 pm.
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Franklin
Leon Linville II
Leon Linville
Ellenridge Drive
Middletown Hospital
Raymond Sams
Franlin
Ernest Linville
Anglesby Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Bank Robbers Busy In Last 10 Years
Washington report notes bank robberies have surged since 1960, with 1969 seeing a slight drop. FBI director hoover warns the spike poses a major law enforcement problem. A Cincinnati vault killings case and "Dashing Dan" in New York highlight violence and high sums from the rash of crimes.
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Washington
Dan
Cincinnati
John Dillinger
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Congressional
Savings and Loan
Ohio
Tesse
Detectives Probing Four Break-Ins In Middletown
Middletown detectives investigate four burglaries reported yesterday. Victims Linda Ratliff and Jean Buchner report thefts from homes, with cash missing at two sites and items like clothing and eggs taken at others. Police note entries via rear windows or adjacent vacant units.
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Middletown
Linda Ratliff
Sherman Ave
Jack Johnson
Oxford State Road
Jean Buchner
University Ave
Pro-Government State Leads In S. Vietnam Senate Race
AP reports early returns show a pro-government slate led by Sen. Huynh Van Cao with 706,607 votes in South Vietnam senatorial elections. The An Quang Buddhist faction ticket led by Vu Van Ma had 629,288 votes, while Senate president Nguyen Van Huyen’s slate was third with 549,682 votes. Sixteen states contested the race for half of the 60-seat senate.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Senate
Sen
Huynh van Cao
An Quang
Vu van Ma
Nguyen van Huyen
Stakeout Nails Firm's Workers
Police in Cincinnati arrested Thomas Dean Smith and Joseph Everette Brown for grand larceny and receiving stolen goods after a two week stakeout at Central Jobbing Co. They allegedly loaded $5,000 worth of merchandise from the firm into their truck, with $50,000 stolen from the company over the past year. Both men are reportedly employed by the firm.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Dean Smith
New Lebanon
Ohio
Joseph Everette Brown
Central Jobbing Co
Brown
Smith
AFL CIO Opposes Women’s Lib Move In Interview
AFL CIO President George Meany says the federation opposes the women's liberation push for absolute equality claiming millions of women union members value job protections and that many states restrict women from heavy work like coal mining. He cites slow progress for Negroes in union jobs, criticizes Woodstock era youth, and urges younger workers to gain experience before wielding major influence.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Women's Liberation Movement
Congress
House
Senate
Meany
Officials upset Northern California haven for resisters
Washington reports selective service gears for blocking draft resisters flocking to Oakland area. Deputy counsel Phares says plan to curb transfers and backlogs via presidential order. Northern California judges Zirpoli and Pickhar lenient, backlog grows. two-man reserve attorney teams and 3 new San Francisco lawyers to speed cases. About 600 cases targeted, 2000 more under review. Tarr cites judge attraction but names not given.
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Washington
Selective Service
California
Banker Phares
U.S
San Francisco
Oakland
Phares
Alfonso J. Zirpoli
Robert F. Pickhar
Zirpoli
Pickhan
Reserve
U.S. Attorney's
Justice Department
Curtis W. Tarr
Cable cars: a charm of San Francisco travel
San Francisco fascinates visitors and locals with cable cars as a lively way to explore the city hills. The movement and brakes matter for safe, adventurous rides, while Travel Department at First National Bank offers travel suggestions and reservations. Dorothy Yoder is a charter member of World Travels Helpful Tant notes plastic bags aid travel packing and repacking damp items.
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San Franiscans
Travel Department
First National Bank
No. Main St
Dorothy Yoder
World Travels
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