Four Ohio State students placed on disciplinary probation
In Columbus, Ohio four OSU students received disciplinary probation for their role in November demonstrations protesting the Faculty Council's Rose Bowl decision. They were charged with attempting to overturn an auto in the campus area and resisting state troopers. Dean John T. Bonner said the action followed a recommendation by the Council on Student Affairs, a six faculty and six student panel.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Highway
John T. Bonner
Council On Student Affairs
Miami University exhibits prints by contemporary artists
An exhibition at Miami University Fine Arts will open and run for about a week. About 60 prints will be shown, most by contemporary artists, with a Rembrandt and a Van Dyck from the Carnegie Institute collection, received in 1923.
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Oxford
Therm Cole
Smarent Neha
Miami University
Rembrandt
van Dyck
Miami
Carnegie Institute
Auction closes Woodall plant sale in Franklin
More than 200 bidders purchased all heavy machinery at Woodall Industries in Franklin as 450 plus lots sold in an auction run by Industrial Plants Corp of Chicago. The large modern plant remains unsold. the six year old site employed 4 and paid $500,000 annually before closing amid a UAW stalemate from June 18 to late July with local pickets still on duty months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Walker
Franklin
United Auto Workers
Woodall
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
United Auto
Fisherman Peter Patrick Dies at 112 in Cox's Cove
Newfoundland obituary notes fisherman Peter Patrick dies at 112 after a life said to be tempered by lots of beer and fresh air. Survived by second wife Rebekah and two sons. The report adds that Patrick celebrated his 112th birthday with beer and time in the outdoors alongside a note on planetary moons: Mars has two satellites, Jupiter eleven, Saturn nine.
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Cox's Cove
Nld
Peter Patrick
Patrick
Rebekah
Medical Tests For Village Workers OK'd At Trenton
Village Council approved emergency legislation requiring nearly all village employees to undergo a medical examination within 90 days. The plan covers future hires, includes health history forms, and sets exam standards, with police required to score normal. Some members objected but the ordinance passed.
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Trenton
Robert King
King
Police Department
Council
Phillip Stanley
Carl Bundenthal
Herb Kelhoffer
Ray Collinsworth
Ray Willis
Employees At Hospital Get Raise
Middletown Hospital Board approves a 3 percent wage hike plus a $5.25 monthly Blue Cross and Blue Shield allowance for all active full time staff, effective January 1, 1962. The raise marks the fifth general increase since 1953, with payroll costs rising from $915,506 to $1,762,489 and beds expanding from 160 to about 300.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Middletown Hospital Board of Trustees
Walter Mischley
Mischley
Man Guilty Of Attempt At Bribery
Troy Taylor of Middletown was found guilty of attempting to bribe Officer Louis Pierce after a Nov 11 traffic stop. Judge Fred B. Cramer sentenced him to six months in jail with a $100 fine and costs, suspended the term and placed on two years probation. Taylor, 53, said he was drinking and that the money was for his court bond.
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Hamilton
Troy Taylor
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Taylor
Ptl
Louis Pierce
JA Sale Helps Doty Residents Fund Drive
A Middletown company run by Junior Achievement sold remaining inventory, mainly Christmas decorations, at reduced prices. All profits from the day went to a sustaining membership drive at Doty House. Adviser Gordon Hileman reported the event and its proceeds.
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Middletown
Doty House
Aeronca
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Gordon Hileman
Bobby Drive
November Car Sales Hit High in Butler County
Butler County new car and truck registrations for last month reached 647, reported by Joseph T. Kiep, Butler clerk of courts. The figure exceeded October by 124 and surpassed June as the best monthly total of the year, though dealers blamed a strike-affected backorder and production delays from Ford and General Motors for limiting supply.
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Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Butler Clerk of Courts
KIEP
Ford
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Buick
Make and Lumber
Pontiac
Corvair
Rambler
Falcon
Mercury
Comet
Studebaker
Plymouth
Volkswagen
Cadillac
Chrysler
Dodge
Lincoln
Triumph
Metropolitan
Imperial
Reinault
NSU Prinz
Simca
Alfa Romeo
Orrie Nosey To Entertain At AEU Party
Two area television personalities will headline the annual children’s party for Aeronca Employes Union members on Dec 16 at Middletown High School auditorium. Uncle Orrie and Nosey the Clown of WHIO-TV will perform a comedy act, with Santa Claus also expected. The program includes Salvation Army Junior Band, dance acts, baton twirling, and more, starting at 2 p.m.
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Aeronca Employes Union
Middletown High School
Tom Mowery
Orrie
Nosey
Whio-Tv
Salvation Army
George Jackson
Joan Ritter
Lubbers School of Dance
Kathy O'Friel
Sue and
Rhonda Napier
Terrie Selby
NLRB Hearing on Armco Union Vote Recessed to Tuesday
The NLRB hearing in Cincinnati on a representation election at Armco’s Middletown and Hamilton plants is recessed until Tuesday due to attorneys’ prior commitments. AFL-CIO United Steelworkers Union is the petitioner. The dispute centers on whether salaried employees are eligible to vote. The hearing resumes Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Hamilton County courthouse.
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National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati
Armeco
Middletown
Hamilton
Harold Kennedy
NLRB
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Emil Narrick
Pittsburgh
Henderson Estes
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Hamilton County
Lions Club Told Doty Has Hundreds Of Members
William R. Bailey, speaking at a Lions Club meeting, described Doty House Inc as a nonprofit with hundreds of members created through annual fund drives. The organization aids handicapped Middletown children with therapy, education, and early schooling to integrate them into regular schools, with 25 former pupils now receiving state-subsidized home tutoring.
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Doty House, Inc
William R. Bailey
Lions Club
Doty House
Middletown Area
Bailey
Armco Steel Corp
Edison
Lincoln
Rusk To Stop Off In Spain On Trip
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will visit Madrid on December 16 and meet briefly with Generalissimo Franco and Foreign Minister Castiella on his way home from the Paris meeting of Western foreign ministers. The State Department announced the stopover and invitation.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Madrid
Generalissimo Franco
State Department
Fernando Maria Castiella Y Maiz
Rusk
Paris
Area Plans Annexation Meeting
A general meeting on annexation to Middletown will be Wednesday at the Blue Ball Presbyterian Church for Warren County residents east of the city. The 7:30 p.m. session will include a full presentation of annexation facts and a questions and answers period. Earlier this week about 50 residents in the Clinton Farms area met at Wilson School to discuss annexation. Local residents planning the sessions include Fred Siej Jr., William Doebler Sr., C Harry Campbell, Jack Lizzie, Feste Hansell, C M Baskett, Tom Jones, Chuck Weimer, Russell Martin, Juanita Raver, E O Bauer, and Dave Lamphier.
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Middletown
Warren County
Warre County
Cliton Farms
Wilson School
Fred Siej, Jr
S. Dixie Highway
Wiliam F. Doebler Sr
S. Dixi
C. Harry Campbell
Campbell Court
Jack Linzie
Dixie Highway
Feste. Hansell
C. M. Baskett
Tom Jones
Hathaway Drive
Chuck Weimer
Locust Lane
Russell W. Martin
Juanita Raver
E. 0. Bauer
Dave Lamphier
Henrick Drive
Loss High In Accident One Injured
A Middletown woman was slightly injured in a two car collision near Manchester Avenue and Iglehart Street. Alice Scully, 65, was treated and dismissed from hospital for forehead chest and left wrist contusions. Police charged her with failure to yield at a stop sign. Damage totaled about 2500 dollars with Scully’s car and Coomer’s car sustaining about 1500 and 1009 dollars respectively. Davie L. Spicer was charged with passing at an intersection after a crash at Grimes Street and Central Avenue. Thomas W. Pope and Ronald L. Hargis were charged with failure to yield at a stop sign after an accident at Manchester Avenue and Doty Street with total damage about 110 dollars.
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Middletown
Manchester Avenue
Iglehart Street
Alice Scully
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Della Coomer
Middletown Rt. 3
Coomer Auto
Scully
Davie L. Spicer
Finley St
Clarence Hall
Hill Ave
Grimes Street
Central Avenue
Thomas W. Pope
Moore St
Ronald L. Hargis
N. Sutphin St
Doty Street
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Library Given Classics
Jeannette Niederlander
Public Library
Middletown-Hamilton
Daughters of Penelope and
AHEPA
George T. Poolitsan
S. Broad St
George J. Cavalaris
Gus Valen
Helen Pallas
S. Main St
Journal
Mummert
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
By Frank Morgan
McClean- Meadows
Grigco, Inc
Page Street
Sycamore Street
Woodsdale Road
Tual
Kelhoffer
Stahley
Carl Goebel
State St
W. State Street
Baltimore Street
Bob Weidel
William Huff
B & O Railroad
Pierson Road
N. Second Street
E. State Street
Union Street
Armbruster Hardware
JA Sale
Doty
Cueat
The
General Motors
AEU
Santa Claus
Narrick
Esles
Spain
Worthmore
Gordon Sussex
Glen Button Down
Shtrlis
Arrow
Fenway Club
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