Fallout radiation may aid cancer only as supplement
British researcher Dr. Philip R. J. Burch, visiting at Oak Ridge, suggested that fallout and background radiation may trigger cancer mainly in people with preexisting cellular changes. He cited Hiroshima and Nagasaki studies, estimating fallout cancers at about 0.04 percent above spontaneous rates if future nuclear testing remains within past levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Philip R. J. Burch
Sion
Oak Ridge, Tenn
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
U.S. Donates to Congo Flood Relief Relief effort aids Leopoldville victims
The United States contributed 10000 dollars to the United Nations and the Congo central government for flood relief along the Congo River in Leopoldville. Varying flood levels have displaced residents as authorities work to assist those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
The
Congo
United States
United Nations
Congo River
Detectives Move Into New Office In City Building
Middletown detectives completed a move from a small office at police headquarters to a modern five room facility in the City Building basement. The space houses Capt Ralph Bauer chief of detectives a squad room two interrogation rooms juvenile officer and police woman lie detector equipment plus room for future Traffic Bureau expansion with Lt James Combs as head. The old detectives office will become part of Traffic Bureau facilities and the present traffic office will handle accident reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Police
Ralph Bauer
James Combs
Cypey Author Bercovici Dies at 80 in New York
Konrad Ber covici, an 80 year old writer musician and chronicler of gypsy lore died Wednesday in New York. A newspaper and magazine writer he also contributed to Hollywood projects and authored several books on gypsies. Born in Romania to gypsy parents.
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Cypey
New York
Konrad Bercovici
Bercovici
Hollywood
Romania
Death notices in Middletown honor Mrs Mary Palmer
Mary Palmer 88 widow of Realtor L T Palmer died of an apparent heart attack at home on 211 McKinley Street. A Cincinnati native who moved to Middletown at age eight, she was a member of First Methodist Church and survived by four daughters, a son, 321 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Funeral services were set for 11:30 am Saturday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Middletown Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 pm.
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Mary Stanage Palmer
McKinley St
Alice Layer
Bernice Byrd
Middletown
Helen Ledford
Denver
Louise Dando
Athens
Ohio
Tim L. Palmer
Miami
Fla
Riggs
Donald Cryer
Middletown Cemetery
John Walters Services Held for 78 in Monroe
John Walters formerly of Middletown died of pneumonia on Christmas Day in Monroe Hospital. He worked for Armco Steel from 1911 to 1990. Survived by wife Nellie two sons John K of Indianapolis and Lorenz of Monroe two daughters Mrs Roy Radcliffe and Mrs Roy Lapp both of Monroe a sister Miss Ann Walters of Middletown and a brother Robert of Middletown.
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John Walters
Middletown
Monroe
Mich
Monroe Hospital
Walters
Armco Steel Corp
Nellie
John K
Indianapolis
Lorenz
Monroe, Mich
Roy Radcliffe
Roy Lapp
Ann Walters
Robert
Infant Dunkle Dies in Springboro at Grandview
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dunkle of 205 East St Springboro died yesterday afternoon at Grandview. Funeral arrangements are pending with local authorities and family.
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Franklin
John Dunkle
East St. Springboro
Grandview
Obituary Notices From Hamilton Area
Roger Herald aged 63 of 1893 Harvard Ave Hamilton to have services at 2 p m tomorrow Klaus Weigel. Miss Katherine A Flanagan 81 Oxford Requiem High Mass 10 30 a m tomorrow St Marys Church. Willie D Campbell 69 4467 Lay High Road Hamilton services 2 pm tomorrow Webb. Mrs Helen Birdsong Hamilton 2 p m today Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Roger Herald
Harvard Ave
Hamilton
Klaus-Weigel
Katherine A. Flanagan
Oxford
St. Mary's Church
Willie D. Campbell
Layhigh Road
Webb
Helen Birdsong
Trinity Episcopal
Mason Man Killed in Job Fall at Trailmobile Plant
Edward Smith, 4 Mason Mills Road, died after a 14 foot fall to a concrete floor at Trailmobile in Cincinnati where he worked as a welder for 22 years. Survived by wife Martha, three sons James, Edward Jr, Ronald, two brothers George and Frank, and sister Mrs Cora Rose. Services set for 11am Saturday at Mason First Baptist Church. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Strauser Funeral Home tomorrow.
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Mason
Edward Smith
Kings Mills Road
Trailmobile, Inc
Cincinnati
Martha
James
Air Force
Edward Jr
Ronald
George
Frank
Cora Rose
Aim
Mason First Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Strauser Funeral Home
Board At Franklin Plans Dinner
Franklin An informal get together dinner meeting for the administrative staff of the Franklin City School System and new and retiring members of the Board of Education for annual reorganizational purposes will be held in the Anthony Wayne School Jan 2 at 6 30 p m Plans for the meeting were announced today by J Forrest Burns superintendent New board members elected recently are Mrs Philip Robison and Edwin Holick recently appointed to the board Arthur Horwitz replacing Sam Ward resigned and board members whose terms are expiring Fred Byers currently president and William Berutti elected four years Byers is completing his third term.
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Franklin
Franklin City
Board of Education
Anthony Wayne
J. Forrest Burns
Philip Robison
Edwin Holick
Arthur Horwitz
Sam Ward
Fred Byers
William Berutti
Byers
A Game for Dumb Clucks Spreads in Cleveland Teens risk lingo
A Cleveland group of teens played a deadly game called chicken by straying onto railroad tracks as trains approached. Craig Boyd, 16, Lakewood, was struck and broke his leg before leaping away. Two friends also acted as players and escaped. police say a 14-year-old girl and a 13-year-old boy will face juvenile delinquency charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Craig Boyd
Lakewood
Boyd
Truck fires on I-224. eggs cooked in trailer blaze
Ray Pelewski driving west of Wadsworth on U S 224 reported a crackling in his trailer. He saw a fire and 4680 dozen eggs cooking. Damage totaled about $7,000 to the egg cargo and $1,000 to the trailer. Medina highway workers cleared the mess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Ohio
U. S. 224
Here
Nebraska
Ray Pelewski
State Highway Department
Medina
Three hurt in Germantown two car crash at Rt 4 and Market
In Germantown a two car collision at the Rt 4 Market Street intersection left three residents injured around 2 PM yesterday. Sharon Wilcher 20 of Sunbury and Leona Wilcher sustained facial, nose and chest injuries. Sharon’s mother Leona had multiple abrasions. Donald Bussard 17 of Virginia Avenue had facial contusions and body abrasions. All were treated at Middletown Hospital. Police are contacting witnesses.
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Germantown
West Market Street
Robert Sorrell
Donald E. Bussard
Virginia Avenue
Market Street
Rt. 4
Sharon Wilcher
Sunbury
Leona Wilcher
Sharon
Middletown Hospital
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Associated Press
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University of Leeds
Atomic Energy Commis
Gold‘s
U.S
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A. James Moorman
Robert M. LaFollette Jr
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
GOP
Mary Palmer
Butler County
Vradel
RCA Victor
WLWT
Vradelis
Farrell
South Broad St
Dial
Mason Man
Sam Bartel
Buster
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