Four Ohioans Die In Viet War
Washington AP reports four Ohioans killed in Vietnam action. Army Sgt. Robert Grow from Lyndhurst and Pfc. Danny L. Frye from Dayton died in combat. Marines Sgt. Tommy R. Thompson from Ai and Lance Cpl. Gary recont from Ohio were likewise killed. Defense Department confirms the losses.
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Washington
L. Morris
Columbus
Army Army
Tommy R. Thompson
Ohio
Gary
Vietnam
L. Grow
Lyndhurst
Defense Department
Danny L. Frye
Day
Army
Robert Ton
Judge opposes Missouri System in court reform talk
Judge Paul D. George of the Hamilton County Court of Domestic Relations told Butler County Democrats last night he opposes the Missouri System in Ohio's court reform bill. He urged voters to weigh judicial offices by merit, saying politics can cloud decisions. The meeting at Hamilton party headquarters also announced two appointments and a call for precinct committeemen as 97 Democrats are sought to file for local offices in February. Walter Arthur was named building manager and Edward Beckett building director.
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Paul D. George
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Richard Koehler
Democratic Executive Committee
Koehler
Butler County
Walter Arthur
City View ‘Heights
Edward Beckett
Deaths And Funerals In Middletown Area Prompt Obits
Mrs Della Mae Armstrong 46 of 1912 Sheffield St dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital. lifelong Middletown resident formerly with Falls Cleaners. survived by husband Donald daughter Donna sons Richard John and Donald Jr three brothers six sisters and three grandchildren. Services Thursday 10 a.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Call after 3 5 and 7 9 p.m. Wednesday. Charles Francis Camden 88 formerly of Camden dies. services 2 p.m. tomorrow at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home. burial Fairmount Cemetery. Fern Kendall 70 of 64 Mitchell Ave services 2 p.m. tomorrow First Presbyterian Church. Carl Weik 59 formerly of 307 Fair Ave services 10 a.m. tomorrow. Ruth Overbey 50 of 241 N E St arrangements incomplete.
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Della Mae Armstrong
Sheffield St
Middletown Hospital
Armstrong
Middlettown
Falls Cleaners
Donald
Donna
Richard
John
Donald Jr
Middletown
William
Richard Ellis
David Ellis
Carlisle
Jean Randolph
Newark
Betty Dobrynecki
Juanita Evans
Carol Stewart
Virginia Bush
Patricia Deats
Hixon
Tenn
McCoy‘Leffler
Dana Freberg
Woodside Cemetery
Charles Francis Camden
Charles & Francis
Camden
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Francis
Preble County
Eaton
Kate
Fern Kendall
Mitchell Ave
First Presbyterian Church
Carl Weik
Fair Ave
Webb
Ruth Overbey
N. E St
Brown-Dawson
Services for Roy Whitehead in Dayton Ohio
Roy C. Whitehead 50 of Dayton dies Sunday at Grandview Hospital. He co owned Whitehead Brothers Plastering Co. Survived by wife Marjorie four sons David James Louis and John, brother Emerson Ulysses of West Alexandria, Eldon of West Manchester, and Ianthe Martin of Middletown. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Hetrick Funeral Home Dayton with a viewing tomorrow 4 to 9 at Erstine Cemal home.
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Roy C. Whitehead
Dayton
Ianthe Martin
Middletown
Hetrick
Erstine Cem
Whitehead
Grandview Hospital
Whitehead Brothers Plastering Co
Marjorie
David
James
Louis
John
Emerson
Ulysses
West Alexandria
Eldon
West Manchester
Men Escape Injury In Auto Upset On Kruger Road
An early crash on Kruger Road at Miller Road left two men with facial cuts who declined treatment. Richard Duncil, 19, and passenger Larry Matthews, 18, escaped serious injury after his high speed vehicle left the slight bend, skidded, cleared a three foot gulley and overturned. Duncil was cited for careless driving. Four other accidents investigated by police caused an estimated $375 damage. Robert Gilbert, 36, was charged with driving while intoxicated after colliding with a traffic sign.
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Richard Duncil
Lamberton St
Larry Matthews
Charles St
Duncil
Kruger Road
Miller Road
Jimmy Moses
Eck Road
James Clark
N. Leibee St
Jefferson Road
Lamberton Street
Robert E. Gilbert
Fern Drive
Franklin
S. Sutphin Street
Stanley Street
Gilbert
Franklin Municipal Court Fines and Sentences Report
Judge J. T. Riley fined Ray Harris 35 of Mi amisburg 200 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated. Harris also faced 10 dollars and costs for driving with no operator’s license and had a suspended 10 dollar fine for fictitious license plates. William Melvin Baker 25 of 319 E. 4th St received 200 dollars and six months in jail for fleeing the scene of an accident. Other verdicts included Charles Hawkins 42 of 821 Shartz Road 50 dollars for disorderly conduct with 40 dollars suspended if he stays away from intoxicants venues and 10 dollars for intoxication, Jimmy Edward Lamb 20 of 326 Wall St 50 dollars and costs for driving without a license, Lacy E. Dalton 69 of 27 W. 2nd St 25 dollars for failure to yield, Charles Vincent Rose 54 of 423 S. Main St 30 days in jail for threatening a Marathon Service Station attendant, Wendell Mack Bates 20 of 247 S. Main St 50 dollars for disorderly conduct, Ernest Kuepper unnamed address 25 dollars for carrying a concealed weapon with gun confiscated and 10 dollars for fictitious plates with 10 days jail suspended, Gilbert Vernon Pfistner 25 of 942 N. River St 25 dollars for driving with license revoked with 10 days jail suspended, Jesse Roe 51 of 6766 Middletown-Germantown Rd 25 dollars for unsafe backing, Charles Henry Ross 22 unknown 10 dollars for following distance, Mary A. Crabtree 19 of 75 Hemlock St 10 dollars for following distance.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Ray Harris
Miamisburg
Franklin Municipal Court
William Melvin Baker
E. 4Th St
Charles Hawkins
Shartz Road
Jimmy Edward Lamb
Wall St
Lacy E. Dalton
W.2nd St
N. River St
Jesse Roe
Middletown-Germantown Road
Charles Henry Ross
Mary A. Crabtree
Hemlock St
Engineers Hear Purdue Professor at Cincinnati Meeting
Purdue University industrial engineering professor J. A. Ritchey will speak at tomorrow's Engineering Society of Cincinnati meeting. The event opens with a social hour at 6 p.m. and takes place at the society building on McMillan Street in Cincinnati.
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J. A. Ritchey
Purdue University
Engineering Society of Cincinnati
Engineering Society
McMillan Street
Cincinnati
Safari program at Lions Club meeting set
Lions Club member Dick Francis will present an African safari program at the club meeting Thursday at 6 30 in Manchester Motor Inn.
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Lions Club
Dick Francis
Manchester Motor Inn
Central State Professor Ruth Hargrave beaten to death
Dr. Ruth Hargrave, 63, longtime Central State University education professor and former head of the department, was found beaten in her Wilberforce home Monday night. Deputies reported no sign of forced entry, no suspects, and that she was struck with a brick. she had taught that evening and was to retire next year. Her husband in Cincinnati recalled an earlier phone talk.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
Ruth Hargrave
Central State University
Hargrave
Central State Campus
Hargrave House
Greene County
Russel A. Bradley
Central State
New York University
University of Chicago
Water expands upon freezing compared to liquid form
When water freezes its solid phase occupies more volume than its liquid state. This expansion explains ice floating on water and affects phenomena like ice formation in pipes and lake ecosystems.
Lebanon Driver Reported Fair After Collision
A Lebanon woman remained in fair condition today at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after injuries from yesterday morning when her eastbound car lost control on Tylersville Road and struck a tree near Cox Road. Juanita Taylor of Silver and East streets suffered a fractured right leg and multiple facial and head lacerations as Butler County deputies investigated.
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Hamilton
Inmate Starts Fire In Jail
A still unidentified prisoner in Warren County jail started a fire by burning a mattress in his cell after drunkenness. Deputies, also unnamed, entered the cell to drag out the mattress and were nearly overcome by smoke. The inmate faced charges of public intoxication disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. The fire was described by deputies as deliberate.
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Lebanon
Warren County
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Columbia Ave
Meloy Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin
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Homer D. Leffler
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