Kent State Dean Named Miami University's 17th President
Dr Phil Lip R Shriver 42, Kent State University history dean and author, was named the 17th president of Miami University. He will start July 1 after an 11 month search to replace Dr John D Millett, who resigned to lead the Ohio Board of Regents.
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Kent State
Miami
Oxford
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Kent State University
John D. Millett
Ohio Board of Regents
Millett
Charles Ray Wilson
Dr. Shriver
Larry
Hammel
Incinnati
Shriver
Lloyd H. Ohara
Dayton
Carrier Is Object Of Search
Law enforcement agencies search for 14 year old Wayne Lee Ginter a Journal carrier who disappeared Saturday afternoon near Franklin Ohio His home address is listed as 125 Elenridge Drive and he was last seen delivering papers at 4 p m deputies issued a routine statewide alert. Wayne a ninth grader has served as a carrier since June 19.
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Murray
Marshalls
Marianas
Carolines
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Darcy
Scott
Ohio
Ohio Archaeologist
American Association For State and Local History
Danforth Foundation
Warren County
Wayne
Belview Subdivision
Wrecks Cause $875 Loss in Three Local Crashes
Middletown police cited Cornelius Thrower for failing to yield after a collision with William Thorpe at Central Avenue and Igiehart Street at 12 4 am. Damage totaled $875 across three auto accidents yesterday and early today.
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Middletown
Cornealious Thrower
H Ave
William Thorpe
Yankee Road
Central Avenue
Igiehart Street
Robert Spencer
Wayne Ave
Frisch
Germantown Road
Loretta Day
Germantown
LaVerne Saunders
Award for Smoking Survey Won by Middletown Unit Leader
Mrs. Richard M. Wilson, president of the Middletown Butler Unit of the American Cancer Society, received a national award in Columbus for a March smoking survey of junior and senior high school students conducted under her direction. The award, one of six at the unit level, was announced last October at the ACS national convention.
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Richard M. Wilson
Middletown Butler
American Cancer Society
Columbus
Wilson
Nelson Road
Jesse Speidel
Weber Sheley
Thomas McMurray
Jack Harris
Middletown
Harris
McMurray
Bruce Thomas
Shah's Plane Returns to Tehran with Engine Trouble
The Shah of Iran, piloting his private plane, took off for a three day visit to Pakistan but returned to Tehran mid flight due to engine trouble. He then switched to a Pakistani airliner and continued the trip.
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Tehran
Iran
Pakistan
Experience the Hard Way Auto Crash Report
Police cadet David Frazier provided an accurate account of a single-vehicle accident yesterday afternoon. At 1 30 p m he struck a concrete abutment in the Country Kitchen parking lot injuring no one and causing 100 dollars in damage to his mother's car.
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Zier
Frazier
Auburn St
Tytus Avenue
Country Kitchen
May Frazier
Aeronea Group Elects Schlotter Officers at annual meeting
The Aeronea Employees' Credit Union held its 2nd annual shareholders' meeting at Hamilton Elks Country Club. William Schlotter was elected president with Albert Totten as vice president Eugene Danner treasurer and Leslie Racey secretary. A 4.5 percent 1964 dividend was announced for 202 members. Total loans reached 210000 savings 268000 assets 330588. New board terms went to Raymond Lovely Hayward Stafford James Murphy and Racey with Albert Dietrich on the audit committee and Wilbur Fisher on the credit committee.
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Aeronea Employes’ Credit Union
William Schlotter
Albert Totten
Eugene Danner
Leslie Racey
Hamilton
Raymond Lovely
Hayward Stafford
James Murphy
Racey
Albert Dietrich
Wilbur Fisher
Burglary in Oxford Thwarted by Police Response
Oxford police trapped two Kentucky men in Minnis Drug Store after a reported break in early yesterday. Earl Peffey and James Willis, both Covington residents, were caught inside the store with the safe opened. A .38 revolver, burglar tools, a sawed-off shotgun, and a Kentucky license were found nearby. A passerby janitor alerted authorities, leading to the capture and a car with a Kentucky plate located nearby. The suspects face Butler County Court tonight.
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Oxford
Butler County Court
Area One
Minnis
Earl Wayne Peffey
James Willis
Covington
Robert Johnson
Kentucky
Johnson
Glenn Richardson
Marvin Sizemore
Chairman Named For Heart Drive In Middletown
Mrs. Walling Gray of 4837 Victoria Ave has been named chairman for the 1965 Heart Fund drive in Middletown Monroe and Trenton. She will recruit and train 1000 volunteers to canvass homes on Heart Sunday Feb 21 and carry heart disease education materials.
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Walling Gray
Victoria Ave
Middletown
Edward Kuhn
Heart Fund
Ohio
Heart Sunday
Monroe
Trenton
Heart
American Heart Association
Jarea
UAR Warns Bonn on Arms Shipments to Israel
The United Arab Republic warned Sunday night it would sever diplomatic relations with West Germany unless Bonn halts arms shipments to Israel.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
West Germany
Israel
Two Brothers Questioned Over Middletown Service Station Robbery
Middletown police questioned two brothers, ages 19 and 27, about a knife point robbery at the Texaco Service Station on Central Ave and Charles St. Sunday at 4:54 a.m. Attendant Kenneth Cain said the pair, masked, took $130 in bills and about $16 from the coin changer. Detectives traced the suspects to their Sherman Avenue home after an officer reported seeing two men at the nearby Gillen Crow store.
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Middletown
Harold Gray
Texaco
Central Aveue
Charles Street
Kenneth Cain
Jacksonburg Road
Cain
Ptl
Lloyd Brewer
Gillen- Crow
Central Avenue
Crawford Street
Regional jet airport study urges county support for plan
An 18 month study on a proposed regional jet airport serving the Cincinnati Dayton area says Hamilton County must back the project. The plan is deemed feasible only with all 11 counties’ backing, and officials urged Hamilton County to stay with the Airport Authority before further planning.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati - Dayton
Ohio
Hamilton County
Weeklong Legion drive distributes over 10000 meal cards
More than 10000 grace of meals cards were handed to hotels motels and public eateries in Middletown during the American Legion Religious Emphasis Week which ended today Special services at the Legion Home honored the four chaplains of World War II who died after a torpedo attack on Feb 3 1943 Dr CE Wintringham of the First Methodist spoke and Hobart Hopper led the memorial and card distribution committee.
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Middletown
American Legion
Legion Home
CE. Wintringham
First Methodist Church
Hobart Hopper
Uruguay Names Washington Beltran New President
Washington Beltran moves up to the Uruguayan presidency three weeks early following the death of Luis Giannattasio. Giannattasio, aged 70, led Uruguay's National Government Council and died Sunday night of a heart attack.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Washington Beltran
Luis Giannattasio
Giannattasio
Police arrest two brothers after search uncovers cash and knife
Officers recover a $5 bill and a knife at Central Avenue and Crawford Street. The knife may be the weapon used by bandits. After a citywide sweep, the brothers are captured at Moore Street and Woodlawn Avenue at 7:15 a.m. Found with them are $26 in a shoe instep, $1 in one brother’s pocket, and $11 in the other’s clothes.
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Central Avenue
Crawford Street
Cain
Sherman Avenue
Moore Street
Woodlawn Avenue
1965 School Budget On Board Agenda
The Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building 1515 Girard Ave to adopt a permanent operating budget for 1965. The 1964 budget was 6,607,627 dollars and the agenda includes personnel matters and discussion of tax sheltered annuities for teachers and staff.
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Middle‘town
Board of Education
Girard Ave
City to discuss police retirement and traffic and water chief change
City commissioners tonight will consider an ordinance for Workmen's Compensation coverage for police reserve members. Another proposal would make the alley between Central and First avenues one way west from Baltimore Street to Curtis Street. A third ordinance would replace the title of superintendent of the sewage treatment plant with superintendent of water and waste disposal to comply with state water treatment requirements. Middletown already runs such a program and Kelsie Singleton, current sewage plant superintendent, is expected to be named to the new post after passing the state exam.
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Central
First Avenues
Baltimore Street
Curtis Street
Middletown
Kelsie Singleton
Congress Inn Dining Area To Reopen On Small Scale
Monroe reports the Congress Inn dining room will reopen on a small scale by Wednesday after a court shut it last week. Secretary Marian Hummel, for owner Roscoe Hueston, said full time operations under a verbal lease with Frank Schiavone were not finalized. Hueston won a $4100 judgment in Warren County Common Pleas for back electric bills and a share of dining room profits.
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Monroe
Congress Inn
Marian Hummel
Roscoe Hueston
Hueston
Frank Schiavone
Schiavone
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Vandalism Toll Across Butler County Reported
Deputies logged 26 complaints over the weekend with parked cars hit by thieves. Inventory losses included auto batteries radios hubcaps antennas and floor mats, mainly in Ross Morgan and Hanover townships.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Ross
Morgan
Hanover
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