Deaths mark Lebanon school aide J C Vian at 59
J C Vian longtime Lebanon schools assistant superintendent died of a heart attack at his home. He began teaching in Milford in 1926, led Lebanon High School from 1931, and served 32 years in the district. Survivors include wife Mildred and two sons. Services set for Saturday at Oswald Memorial Home. West Elkton: Rev Edgar A Wollam former pastor died at Friends View Rest Home in Oregon. Surviving relatives listed. Burial at West Elkton Cemetery with services tomorrow.
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Lebanon
J.C. Vian
Dee
Yan
Wright Ve
Vian
Lebanon High School
Milford
Otterbein
Mildred
Richard
Pennsylvania
John
New York City
Oswald Memorial Home
Edgard Wollam
West Elkton
Edgar A. Wollam
Friends View Rest Home
Meobare
Ore
Wollam
St. Marys
Westa
Oregon
Betty Bryant
Portland
Omar Young
Richmond Ind
Roy
California
Attorney In Eaton Arrested Charged With DUI
Eaton attorney William J. Tyrrell a former state senator was arrested by Officer Robert Watt after his car wove rammed a curb and bent a sign He insulted police and became violent at the station Councilmen Ted Ernst and Fritz Bunting witnessed the incident Judge John Burke ordered release into the custody of James Stover no bond set
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Eaton
William J. Tyrrell
Robert Watt
Tyrrell
Watt
Ted Ernst
Fritz Bunting
John Burke
James Stover
Preble County
Irene Letsche Service Planned at 1 P.M.
Miss Irene Letsche of 1336 Campbell Ave is scheduled for a service at 1 p.m. tomorrow, as announced in Webb County notices.
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Irene Letsche
Campbell Ave
Webb
Amanda PTO Votes Money For School Programs
Amanda Elementary PTO voted to allocate over 450 dollars to the vocal music department physical education department instrumental music program the library and a third grade reading laboratory. After the meeting a cancer film Horizon of Hope was shown and Dr. Jack Harris led a Q and A about cancer Glenn McGraw president of the PTO said plans are set for the annual Christmas program at 7 p m on December 17.
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PTO
Amanda Elementary
Lloyd Nolan
Jack Harris
Glenn McGraw
Vandalism Reported In Two Local Incidents
Two residents reported vandalism to a house window and a parked station wagon. Minny Maloney, 3010 Seneca St., said someone shot a hole through her front window with a pellet gun causing $5 damage. Dalton Pettus, 4700 Jefferson Road, said the rear door handle of his station wagon was broken.
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Butler County Sherriff's
Minny Maloney
Seneca St
Dalton Pettus
Jefferson Road
Tibet's Roof of the World Stands at High Elevation
Tibet sits at a mean altitude of 15 600 feet making it one of the highest regions on Earth. The extreme elevation influences climate and habitation.
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Tibet
Kawakita Returns to Japan After Parole Approval
Tomaya Kawakita, 42, a Japanese war crimes convict paroled from a life sentence by President Kennedy, leaves Seattle for Tokyo with personal belongings. Japan approved his entry and he was released from a federal prison yesterday.
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Tomaya Kawakita
Kennedy
Japan
Tokyo
Seattle
William Day Re-Elected Union Head
The Raymond Bay Company held its annual union elections last night and William A. Day was re elected president of AFL CIO 310 for the third consecutive year. Officers elected included Alvin Davis vice president Mary Stickleman recording secretary Sadie Bishop corresponding secretary Ann Preusch financial secretary Oma Allen treasurer. Elected trustees were James Hensley James Caskey and Mary Pressier. The grievance Committee for 194 will consist of Herbert Cox Ewill Wills and Rowland Knapp. Raymond Creech will become an Inside Guard for 1964.
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Raymond Bay Company
William A. Day
Aflcio
Alvin Davis
Mary Stickleman
Sadie Bishop
Ann Preusch
Oma Allen
James Hensley
James Caskey
Mary Pressier
Herbert Cox
Ewill Wills
Rowland Knapp
Raymond Creech
Police Tests Under Way In Middletown Division
Promotional exams for lieutenant and sergeant in the Middletown Division of Police will be held tonight and tomorrow evening. The two part Civil Service exam begins at 7 pm each night. The lieutenant test is open to officers who have held sergeant rank for two years. The sergeant test is open to patrolmen with at least two years service.
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Middletown
Mail Fraud On Increase, Kiwanis Told
Eugene Layer, superintendent of mails, told the Kiwanis Club at the Manchester Motor Inn that mail frauds are rising nationally. He cited 1961 figures from the postmaster general and noted many schemes including charities and real estate. He warned against citing local cases to avoid hindering investigations.
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Eugene Layer
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Layer
U. S
Postal
Assignments Made For Forest Hills Country Club 1964
Howard Ward announces 1964 roles at Forest Hills with Eugene Althoff overseeing the new $50,000 clubhouse. Bonnie Trent runs the pool, Ewing Taulbee golf, Mrs. Louis Brown women’s golf and publicity, Dr. Ralph Parmenter membership, Kay Miles social programming, Harry Pratt club paper Flyer and long range planning. New trustees Taulbee Brown and Miles. Herschel Day treasurer and A. E. Roper secretary. The next event is a New Year’s Eve dance at Manchester Motor Inn. Glenn Selby is past president.
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Howard Ward
Forest Hills Country Club
Eugene Althoff
Bonnie Trent
Ewing Taulbee
Louis Brown
Ralph Parmenter
Kay Miles
Harry Pratt
Flyer
Manchester Motor Inn
Taulbec
Child Treated After Minor Cut From Fall
Diana Coleman, 2, daughter of Robert Coleman of 811 11th Ave, was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday for a small cut on the rise after an emergency squad responded to the Coleman home at 8:30 p.m. and the child apparently fell.
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Diana Coleman
Robert Coleman
11Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Coleman
Sure He Sold It He'd Bought It Aberavon Station
In Aberavon Wales David Thomas 34 sold an abandoned railroad station to David Roberts 36 for 84 dollars. Roberts a scrap dealer paid with a bad check. Thomas faced charges of obtaining money by false pretenses but was found innocent as magistrates ruled he believed the sale was legal from a casual acquaintance for 14 dollars. Police will take no action against Roberts since there was no purchase.
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Aberavon, Wales
Aberavon
Brooklyn
David Thomas
David Roberts
Thomas
Roberts
FBI Probes Sabotage of 61 T38 Jet Trainers
FBI probes sabotage at Williams Air Force Base Arizona involving 61 T38 jet trainers damaged by cut electrical wires on landing gear. Officials report no leads, with 75 trainers on base and officials saying preflight checks would detect issues. Congressman Arends calls for full investigation amid security laxity concerns.
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FBI
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
J. James Rowan
Arizona
James I. Ridley
Ridley
William C. Lindley Jr
Washington
Illinois
House Armed Services Committee
Leslie C. Arends
Cardinal Spellman Heads South Pole Christmas Visit
Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York will travel to the South Pole this Christmas to visit U.S. military personnel overseas, continuing his annual Christmas tradition as the Church's military vicar.
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Cardinal Spellman
South Pole
Christchurch
New Zealand
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
United States
Dear Santa letters reveal love and requests at post office
New York AP report notes about 5000 Dear Santa letters opened at the post office yesterday. Among wishes are marriage proposals and requests for dolls as children seek gifts and life events this holiday season.
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New York
Santa Claus
Susan
Santa
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ST. Nick
Sam Bartels Shoes
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