Two Drivers Hurt In 2 Car Crash At City Intersection
Two drivers suffered slight injuries in a three car crash yesterday afternoon at Columbia Avenue and Main Street at 3 45. Osie Crase 26 of 3017 Seneca Street and Glenn Beverly 44 of 129 Whisman Drive reported neck and knee pains but no medical treatment. Ira L. Scott 43 of 4710 Manchester Road followed and collided after Beverly and Crase stopped. Police cited Beverly for assured clear distance.另另
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Columbia Avenue
Main Street
Osie Crase
Seneca St
Glenn C. Beverly
Whisman
Ira L. Scott
Manchester Road
Columbia
Beverly
Crase
Scott
Mariner 2 Near Venus Approaches Spacecraft
From Pasadena California the Mariner 2 sped toward Venus and will skim 20000 miles above the planet on December 14 The craft stood 31.2 million miles from Earth and 1.8 million miles from Venus at noon Saturday its speed measured at 33000 mph relative to Earth and 82800 mph relative to the Sun All systems reported functioning properly
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 2
Venus
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Institute of Technology
Earth
Underground Titan lowered into silo near Tucson
The nation's first operational Titan II missile was lowered into its launching silo about 25 miles west of Tucson Saturday. The Titan must be raised out of the ground before being fired, as it is fired from an underground silo.
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Tucson, Ari
U AP
Tucson
Auto Forced Off Highway Injures Ross Man
Floyd L. Taylor, 32, of Ross, was only slightly injured yesterday when his car rolled over twice after being forced off Rt. 126 near Fernald Road by an unknown westbound driver. He reported back leg and left shoulder injuries but refused treatment. the car was damaged moderately and no citation was issued.
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Ross
Rt. 126
Fernald Road
State Patrol
Floyd L. Taylor
Taylor
Movies Feature In Model Plane Club Meeting
Movies and an award presentation will highlight the Middle town Aero-Modelers meeting today at 3 p m at the Eastern Lanes on Coles Road. A plaque for the Member of the Year will be presented during the annual awards meeting. Films show club activities, the air show sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce last April at Middle town Municipal Airport, and color slides of several model airplane contests.
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Middletown Aero - Modelers
Coles Road
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Municipal
Validity Of Marriage To Be Ruled On Soon
An Italian court said it will rule next month on the validity of Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti’s proxy marriage. If it upholds a Mexican ruling that the union was null, Italian bigamy charges against the couple are expected to be dropped.
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Rome
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Hog Prices Drop in Ohio as Weather Cuts Receipts
The Ohio Department of Agriculture reports market hog prices averaging 16.97 dollars this week, 18 cents below last week. Receipts were about average early in the week but fell sharply due to bad weather, totaling 43,300 head at 85 interior yards, about 5 percent above last week and 7 percent above last year’s same period.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
First phase of Vatican II closes as Pope sets 1963 end
Pope John XXIII, frail yet firm, closed the council's first phase in St Peter's after a nine month recess. He urged renewed work, restudy of proposals, and a target date of Christmas 1963 for conclusions. He emphasized implementing decrees to further Christian unity.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter's
Pope John
Expelled Italian consul reaches Ndola
The Italian consul in Elizabethville Guido Natali expelled by Katanga interior minister as a danger to public tranquility arrived in Ndola Northern Rhodesia. A UN spokesman had earlier reported Natali missing and he had been held from Thursday afternoon until crossing the Northern Rhodesia border. Yellow was the mourning color in early Egypt.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Elizabethville
Guido Natali
Katanga
United Nations
Natali
Obituaries for Frances Holstein and John White
Frances M Holstein 92 of 16 Kenwood Dr died at East Orchard Nursing Home Lebanon after six and a half years of ill health and three days of serious illness She was the widow of Shafer N Holstein and mother to Donald Holstein and daughters Sylvester Shetter and Robert S Hayes Also surviving are a sister nine grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday First Methodist Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery Memorials to First Methodist Church John P White 68 of 826 Eighth Ave died at Middletown Hospital He was an Armco employee from 1920 to 1958 receiving a 40 year pin A Bethel AME Church member and veteran of World War I his survivors include wife Leona two sons Maj Charles White USA retired Sgt Joan White two daughters Martha Hackney and Linda Bryant a stepson Jess Pharr and a brother Louis White Burial in Woodside Cemetery Funeral arrangements by Jordan Funeral Home Graveside services by Blythe Williams Post World War I section at Woodside Cemetery.
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Frances M. Holstein
Kenwood Dr
East Orchard
Lebanon
Holstein
Shafer N. Holstein
Armco
Donald Holstein
Sylvester Shetter
Robert S. Hayes
Middletown
Bethel Ame
Church
Trustee Helpers Club
Men's Missionary Society
France
Leona White
Charles White
USA
Woodside Cemetery
Jordan Funeral
Blythe Williams Post
American Legion
Obituary for Paul V. Robinson of Franklin
Paul V. Robinson, 67, of 1010 S Main St Franklin, died yesterday at Middle town Hospital after a heart condition. He retired from Miami Valley Coated Paper Co Franklin as night superintendent six years ago. Survived by wife Artie, two sons Donald in the U S Army and John of Dayton, two daughters Lorena Ramsey of Le Swurdsville and Juanita Foster of Middletown, two sisters Edith Hobbs and Anna Robinson of Franklin, and one brother Roy of Kingston Ky. Services 10 am Wednesday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev Guy Oliver officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Paul V. Robinson
S. Main St
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Robinson
Miami Valley Coated Paper Co
Artie Robinson
Donald
U. S. Army
John
Dayton
Lorena Ramsey
LeSwurdsville
Juanita Foster
Middletown
Edith Hobbs
Anna Robinson
Roy
Kingston
Eaton Funeral Home
Guy Oliver
Woodhill Cemetery
Waller, Frank, 80, dies at Fairfield Rest Home
Frank Waller of Middletown died at 7:30 p.m. yesterday at the Fairfield Rest Home in Hamilton after 65 years in the city. Survived by wife Leona, three sons Howard Earl Morris of Covington Ky, two sisters Mrs Earl Janser of Hamilton and Miss Jessie Waller of Hartwell Cincinnati. He was a longtime hauler for downtown merchants. Funeral arrangements by J R Baker & Sons are incomplete.
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Frank Waller
Curtis St
Fairfield
Hamilton
Walter
Middletown
Leona
Howard, Earl and
Morris
Covington
Earl Janser
Jessie Waller
Hartwell
Cincinnati
Waller
J. R. Baker & Sons
Bowman services announced for Ralph W Bowman
Ralph W Bowman, 78, of 2111 Tytus Ave, died Friday. Services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Riggs Funeral Home. Visitation at the funeral home is from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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Ralph W. Bowman
Tytus Ave
Riggs Funeral Home
Police Briefs At Link's Chil dren's Shop and Club Break‑In
Police report two youths entered Link's Children’s Shop at 31 S Main St yesterday afternoon and fled with a billfold from Pat Rivers. Attempts to grab another purse failed. A raincoat and two skirts were stolen from Alford Jones’s car at the shopping center. Intruders broke into the Boat Club through a front window Friday night but nothing appeared missing.
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Joe Blose
Link's Children's Shop
S. Main St
Pat Rivers
Stanley
Alford Jones
Brittan Lane
Boat Club
Bill Riggs
London Smog Kills 136 in Four-Day Pall
Hospitals reported 136 sudden deaths since Monday as London's four day smog choked the city. Most deaths linked to lung or heart disease with some victims collapsing in streets. Smog lifted Friday and experts warn more deaths from bronchitis may follow.
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London
Franklin Man Hurt In Crash on Main Street
A Franklin man was injured in a traffic crash in the 1100 block of Main Street last night. Police described Billy LeBlanc, 50, of 17 E Sixth St, as suffering a leg laceration and said he was being treated at Middletown Hospital shortly after 11 PM.
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Franklin
Main Street
Billy LeBlanc
Sixth St
Middletown Hospital
Potato chips originate in Saratoga Springs NY
A concise note records that potato chips originated in Saratoga Springs New York, asserting the dish's birthplace in the upstate city and noting its early association with regional snack culture.
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Saratoge Springs, N. Y
Kennedy tours Nevada test site amid nuclear progress
President Kennedy viewed the Nevada Atomic Test Site from air and ground on a weekend tour. He examined a reactor core fragment behind a six foot window and visited Area 400 where NASA and the AEC collaborate on Project Rover. He then flew to Palm Springs for rest before a busy Washington week.
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Douglas
Cornell Atomic Test Site
Nev
Kennedy
Nevada
Palm Springs
Calif . i
Washington
Indian Springs
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Las Vegas
Glenn Seaboro
ABC
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Mariner
Titan
Model Plane Club
Miirst
Egypt
Union Sanitary
U. S
Union Sam Middletown’s Finest Cleaners & Launderers
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Gideon Rd
Strand Theater
Mrs
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John P. White
Eighth Ave
Mr. White
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Palm Desert
Peter Lawford
Dean Rusk
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Washington Press Corps
New York
Economic Club
Bahamas
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Palm Beach
Fla
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