Lebanon Auctioneer Karl Brown Dies at 77
Karl Brown 77 of 315 W Orchard Ave Lebanon, longtime auctioneer and building loan president, suffered a fatal heart attack while visiting a farm. Survivors include wife Jeannette, daughter Gladys Gloss and son William. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Karl Brown
W. Orchard Ave
Charles Rogers
U.S. Rt
Brown
Lebanon Life Squad
Kings Mills
Chicago
Warren County
Brown & Bunnell Coal and Feed Co
Peoples Building, Loan & Savings Co
Jeannette
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Gladys Gloss
William
Lexington
Oswald
Stacy Infant Services Held At Woodside Cemetery
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Stacy of 1714 Fleming Road had services today at Woodside Cemetery with Rev Haskel Jenkins officiating.
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Stacy
Ronald Stacy
Flemming Road
Woodside Cemetery
Haskel Jenkins
Reno Hood Down In Reno Police Shootout
James Burton Ing, 46, described as a Reno hoodlum, was killed by two officers after a December art theft loot run. Police recovered 20 paintings and loot, valued up to 500000 dollars, from Ing’s car and hid the items from newsmen. Two associates were later arrested.
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Reno, Nev
Reno Area
James Burton
Ing
Picasso
Reno
Elmer Briscoe
Ing’s
Four Car Crash Harms Vehicles in Franklin
A four car collision in Franklin early today caused about $2,000 in damage. Police charged 36 year old Lawrence Stephens of 32 Main Street Middletown with leaving the scene and no operator's license after his auto struck three parked cars on Main Street at 1 10 a m. Stephens showed an invalid Kentucky permit when stopped on River Street. Damage totaled 600 to Stephens car, 800 to Young’s car, the Hall car declared a total loss, and Turpin’s car sustained 50 in damage.
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Franklin
Lawrence Stephens
S. Main St
Middletown
Main Street
Stephens
W. Ffith Steee
Kenneth Young
Charles Hall
Hall
Foster Turpin
Fifth St
S. River Street
Kentucky
Young
Turpin
WCET Cincinnati gets extra donations for air funds
Educational television WCET Cincinnati, the first such station in the nation, received an additional 9867.43 dollars on Wednesday, boosting the drive total to 124102.17 dollars. The station says it needs the funds to stay on the air.
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WCET
Cincinnati
Services for Crash Victim Harold Wilson Set
Army Sgt. Harold Wilson 19 son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Wilson of 1205 N Eighth St will have services at 10 am tomorrow at Gephart Schmidt Funeral Home Burial follows in Harden Cemetery Jackson Ky Wilson home on leave after a Korea tour was killed in a one car crash in Lebanon yesterday when his car hit a tree on N West Street Surviving are his parents two sisters Patricia and Deborah and three brothers Dennis Merril and Perry Friends may call today at the funeral home from 4 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Miamisburg
Army
Harold Wilson
Harrison Wilson
N. Eighth St
Gephart & Schmidt
Harden Cemetery
Jackson
Sat. Wilson
Korea
Lebanon
N. West Street
Patricia
Deborah
Dennis
Merril
Perry
Nome
Three Middletown youths held in Florida case
Two 11 year old Middletown boys were taken into custody in Juno, Florida, linked to a 1966 foreign car found abandoned there. A third Middletown youth was reported in custody. The two 15 year olds were missing last week and their parents headed to Florida to bring them home._absentee slip from Middletown High School with one name found in the car. The vehicle bore Georgia plates and contained clothing and an automatic pistol.
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Middletown
Juno
Fla
Middietown
Florida
West Palm Beach
Middletown High School
Pilot Errs Flies Over Red China
A US Navy propeller plane overflew part of Hainan Island due to navigational error. The Defense Department released a brief statement to forestall Chinese protests. The incident was reported by an unidentified pilot and tied to overflight off North Vietnam.
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Washington
Hainan Island
Defense Department
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Army sergeant injured by missile debris at White Sands
Sgt. Donald K. Colson, 45, of the Explosives Ordnance Demolition Crew at White Sands Missile Range, suffered a broken left leg when a Hawk missile fragment flew one half mile from the impact site. He remains in satisfactory condition at a El Paso military hospital.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Donald K. Colson
el Paso
Tex
Chinese Diplomats Snowed By Russians In Moscow
Thousands of Russians jeered and pelted snow at Chinese diplomats at a Moscow railway station as Chinese students prepared to depart for Peking. Police lined crowds while the embassy debates protested over two weeks of Red Guard demonstrations near the Soviet Embassy in Peking.
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Moscow
Pekin
Red Guard
Peking
Red Square
Johnson seeks 3.1 billion in new foreign aid program
President Johnson urged Congress to approve 3.1 billion dollars for foreign aid for the next fiscal year. He defended overseas assistance as essential, arguing it costs less than seven tenths of 1 percent of national income and helps prevent future Vietnams while citing 2.5 billion for economic help and 596 million for arms aid to about 70 countries.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Vietnam
America
Los Angeles Hospitals Sail for Australian Nurse Hunt
Los Angeles area hospitals seek nurses in Australia amid a severe local shortage. Frank Phillips of White Memorial has gone to Sydney to interview candidates as the LA region averages 261 nurses per 100000 residents, down from 300 a decade earlier.
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Los Angeles
Australia
White Memorial
Glendale Seventh-day Adventist
Frank Phillips
Sydney
Uncelebrated New Year Comes To Red China
TOKYO AP reports Maoist power struggles in China as traditional New Year observances are banned and figures like Cha Teh and Ho Lung face accusations. Mainland radio notes setbacks for the 73 year old chairman as posters are removed and critics accuse him of sins.
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China
Tokyo
Peking
Marshal Cha Teh
Congress
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese Communist Party
Hupei
Shantung
Middletown Chess Team Falls to Hamilton Garfield
Middletown High School chess team lost 3 boards to 2 to Garfield High in Hamilton, dropping its season record to 2-1-1. Tony King beat Lyon Feltner, Bill Barker defeated Bill Hart, and Garfield winners were Thomases, Cheek, and Perrine. A rematch is set for Feb 22 at 3 15 p.m. in Room 35. China ends week-long New Year holiday while Formosa enjoys celebrations under Chiang Kai-shek.
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Middletown High School
Hamilton Garfield High
Hamilton
Garfield
Middletown
W H. Kesselring
MHS
Tony King
Lyon Feltner
Bill Barker
Bill Hart
Jay Thomas
R. Cheek
Bill Perrine
Andy Peck
Dave Haddix
Jim Bryant
Kesselring
Middletown High
China
Formosa
Mao
Chiang Kai-shek
Boosters Set Annual Turkey Dinner at Manchester Junior High
The Boosters Club of Manchester Junior High will host its annual turkey dinner in the school cafeteria Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Prices are 1.50 for adults and 1 for children. Proceeds aid replacement of band uniforms and athletic equipment. Dick Ross is club president.
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Boosters Club of
Manchester Junior High School
Dick Ross
West Carrollton Woman Killed in Fla Auto Wreck
Mrs Louise Stitt aged 78 of West Carrollton Ohio was killed in an automobile crash near Oak Hill Florida on Wednesday. Her husband Thomas 76 and daughter Mrs Mary Ferguson of London Ohio were injured when their car struck a tree.
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West Carrollton
Oak Hill, Fla
Louise Stitt
Ohio
Thomas
Mary Ferguson
London
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