Judge to reopen case of missing man in Ohio and Omaha links
Akron Ohio AP Judge Nathan Koplin says he will reopen the case of Lawrence J Bader declared dead after fingerprints match Omaha sportscaster John F Fritz Johnson The judge aims to expunge the earlier declaratory judgment and set a hearing date Johnson may be invited to testify Despite amnesia Johnson plans hospital tests to confirm identity with Bader and an insurance payout over 40 4000 authorities report
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Akron, Ohio
Nathan Koplin
Lawrence J. Bader
Koblin
Bader
John F
Fritz) Johnson
Omaha
Johnson
Mary Lou
Akron
Marines In Japan Send 1400 to Okinawa Training
Japanese Defense Agency sources cited by Kyodo News say about 1,400 U S Marines training near Mt. Fuji left Japan for Okinawa. The move accompanies a potential U S withdrawal as Viet Nam developments prompt alert actions.
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Tokyo
Kyodo News I
Japanese Defense Agency
Mt. Fuji
Japan
Okinawa
Kyodo
U.S
Viet Nam
One Way To Get A Head Promotion At Local Hardware
A used guillotine display is set in Colin's Hardware on Broad Street through Friday to promote Warner Bros. film Two on a Guillotine at the Dixie Cruise-In theater. Dayton magician Keith Norris owns the device and will appear Friday night with the prop head that talks to visitors.
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Colin
Broad Street
France
Dixie Cruise-In
Dayton
Keith Norris
Warner Bros
Surgery Slated for Carpenter in Houston
Houston AP Cmdr M Scott Carpenter will undergo surgery February 18 to remove a calcium deposit from a left wrist fracture suffered six months ago in a bike accident. The wrist failed to heal properly and a bony spur formed.
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Houston, Tex
Astronaut Navy
M. Scott Carpenter
Combs Used Across Ages For Hairstyling
Combs have served as essential grooming tools across eras and cultures, helping people arrange hair and finish a neat appearance. They symbolize practical fashion aid and personal care throughout history.
Ex Head Of NLRB Philip Rodgers Dies In Apparent Suicide
Washington AP reports Philip R. Rodgers former NLRB chairman died at 49 from a gunshot wound with a rope around his neck in his Bethesda Maryland home. The Montgomery County medical examiner ruled death a death by own action. Rodgers served as NLRB chairman from 1955 to 1963 and later was minority counsel to the House Education and Labor Committee. He left behind widow Mildred.
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Washington
Philip R. Rodgers
National Labor Relations Board
Rodgers
Bethesda
John G. Ball
Montgomery County
Bountiful
Utah
NLRB
Whisky Prize Sparks Dallas Traffic Ticket Scandal
Four Dallas police officers issued 90 citations in three hours to win a bottle of whisky offered by a sergeant. A councilman complained that officers were pressured to ticket rather than pursue serious crime. Dallas led major cities in traffic citations and accidents, with 205,163 citations in 1963 and rising totals reported.
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Dallas, Tex
National Safety Council
Dallas
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Boston
Baby Brian Carter Dies at Air Force Base Hospital
One day old Brian Scott Carter, son of Mr and Mrs Archie Carter of 738 South Broadway Peru Indiana, died Saturday at Air Force Base Hospital in Bunker Hill Indiana and is being brought here for burial in Woolside Cemetery.
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Brian Scott Carter
Archie Carter
S. Broadway
Peru
Ind
Air Force Base Hospital
Bunker Hill
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Dora Tharp 84 dies in Bethel rest home
Dora Tharp 84 former resident of Middletown died at 11 30 a m yesterday at a Bethel area rest home where she had been a patient a year. She lived in Bethel 16 years and in Middletown 30 years. Services set for 1 20 p m Thursday at Mt Nebo Church burial at New Harmony. Friends may call Kennedy Funeral Home Bethel 3 to 9 p m tomorrow.
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Dora Tharp
Middletown
Bethel
Tharp
Mt. Nebo Church
New Harmony
Kennedy
Atkinson Rites for 587 Oregonia Resident Held
Services for Cecil Atkinson of Oregonia were held this afternoon at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery. He died Sunday at Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. Survived by wife Hilda four sons Leroy Willis Garland and Russell daughters Carol Barbara Bessie Bolinger Mary Coleman Della Snyder two sisters Mrs Goldie Wilkerson and Mrs
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Waynesville
Cecil Atkinson
Oregonia
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Atkinson
Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Hilda
Leroy
Franklin
Willis
Gallipolis
Garland and
Russell
California
Carol
Barbara
Bessie Bolinger
Mary Coleman
Florida
Della Snyder
Goldie Wilkerson
Dr Eleanor Matthews Dies Former Oxford College Leader
Memorial services were held for Dr Eleanor Adams Matthews 85 native of Lebanon and former president of Oxford College for Women in Miami Florida burial planned at Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati. She led the college 1918 to 1928 and was its last president before merger with Miami University. She lived in Coral Gables and taught at Cincinnati 1911 12 then at Oxford beginning 1915 rising to president in 1918. She was UC and Yale educated and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta.
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Oxford
Eleanor Adams Matthews
Lebanon
Oxford College For Women
Miami
Fila
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Matthews
College For Women
Miami University
Coral Gables
Fla
University of Cincinnati
Yale University
Kappa Alpha Theta
Obituary Notices for Alfred Lorbeer and Others
Alfred Lorbeer 71 of College Corner Route 1 to be served 2 p.m. tomorrow under Marshall-Smith. Mrs Frames M Trunck 65 of 943 Greenwood Hamilton Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. tomorrow at St Stephen s. Mrs Pearl A Deenihan 71 of 127 Pershing Hamilton Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at St Joseph s. Mrs Julia Hahn 75 of 541 Ridge lawn Hamilton Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Peter In Chains.
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Alfred Lorbeer
College Corner Rt. 1
Marshall-Smith
Frames M. Trunck
Greenwood Ave
Hamilton
St. Stephen's Church
Pearl A. Deenihan
Pershing Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Julia Hahn
Ridgelawn Ave
St. Peter In Chains Church
Obituaries for McCormack Schmidt and Horner
Mrs. Buren H. McCormack of Irvington New York dies at 53 after a cancer battle. Augusto Frederico Schmidt 59 Brazilian supermarket pioneer and O Globo columnist dies of a heart attack in Rio de Janeiro. Stanley H. Horner 76 former National Auto Dealers Association president dies in Reno Nevada. he was born in Berkeley Springs West Virginia.
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North Tarrytown
N. Y
Buren H. McCormack
McCormack Long
Irvington
N.Y
Bedford
Ind
Rio DE Janeiro
Augusto Frederico Schmidt
Brazil
O Globo
Reno
Nev
Stanley H. Horner
National Auto Dealers Association
Horner
Washington, D.C
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Charters of Schools Restored
WARREN Ohio AP The appeals of Farmington Bristol and Southinston high schools from revocation of their charters last year by the State Board of Education have been upheld by Common Pleas Judge Carlos M. Riecker of Morgan County The revocations which were to have gone into effect last June 30 were delayed by filing of the appeals by the three Trumbull County school systems Judge Riecker found that a majority of the allegations made by the state board against the three schools were not supported by the evidence.
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Warren
Ohio
Farmington
Bristol
Southinston
State Board of Education
Common Pleas
Carlos M. Riecker
Morgan County
Trumbull County
Riecker
Bank May Offer Loan To Fair Reopening
Arthur T. Roth of Franklin National Bank Mineola says his bank and possibly others may loan the World’s Fair $3.5 million in short term notes to reopen on April 21, as requested by President Robert Moses.
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New York
Long Island
Robert Moses
Arthur T. Roth
Franklin National Bank of
Mineola
Watson says communism’s high water mark past in Soviet Union
Arthur K. Watson of IBM told the International Chamber of Commerce in New Delhi that communism has peaked as an economic philosophy. He called Soviet communism a bizarre dilution of a fundamentally unworkable system and predicted its decline worldwide.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Arthur K. Watson
International Business Machines Corp
Watson
International Chamber of Commerce
Notable Life Insurance Agents and Firms Listed
A roster of life insurance companies and agents is shown, including Solomon C. Back Western Southern Life Henry Ray Craycraft State Farm Life E A Cochran George W Gorton Union Central Life and several others such as Connecticut Mutual Life Perry C Gun Connecticut Mutual Life John R Hackett Prudential Life Charles V Hall Glenn J Hall Western Southern Carl D Hollon Venus Maupin John Hancock Life Glenn E McGraw Nationwide Life Jack Metzcar Eugene Mullins Richard Nunery.
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Henry Farnham
Lawrence Bader
Farnham
Chicago
Dodds Monuments
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Central Ave
SAT
SUN
Cathy
Diane
Peggy Laman
South Viet Nam
Carpenter
Carter
Eleanor Matthews
Butler County
Yoveite Insurance Aielen
MDDL
WN Lifenderwriters Association
Mae
Lare Lusua
Denenven
OF Ethics
THE
Middletown Ass‘n OF Life Underwriters
Anthony Amatulli
Solomon C. Back
Henry Ray Craycraft
E. A. Cochran
Western & Southern Life
John E. Couch
Jack M. D
George W. Gorton
Union Central Life
E. Cal Grier
Connecticut
Mutual Life
Perry C._Gun
John R. Hackett
Prudential Life
Charles V. Hall
State Farm Life
Glenn J. Hall
Western & Southern
Carl D. Hollon
John H. Howard
Clemenceau A. Jamail, Mgr
Dale L. Johnson
Metropolitan Life
Billy M. Jordan
Frank Killen
Donald L. Kohr
Kent M. Little
New York Life
Venus Maupin
John Hancock
Glenn E. McGraw
Nationwide Life
Jack Metzcar
Eugene Mullins
Richard Nunery
Wayne R. Rogers
Walter E. Boutson
David M. Stitt
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Earl Streifthau
Windle J. Taylor
Gerald W. Thomas
Robert Thornton
Dean Wagner
Kenneth Warstler
Edward R. Watson
Harold V. Wilson
Westen
Southen Life
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