Lukens Opponents Call Power Move Nonsense In District Race
Charges that Rep. Donald E. Lukens is staging a bold power play to dominate the 24th congressional district politics are dismissed as damn nonsense by Warren County GOP chairman Fred Jones. Anonymous statements allege a district club raising 50 000 for 1968 and Teen Age and Young Republican groups tied to Lukens. Gingerich, Lukens 1966 campaign manager, now a political consultant with Tom Scott opened offices in Carlisle offering fundraising, polling, ads, public relations and campaign grooming services.
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Donald E. Lukens
Mth
Fred Jones
Warren County
GOP
Lukens
24Th
Tony Smith
Goldwater
Butler County
John R. Moser
Lakins
Moser
Montgomery County
Howard Young
Tom Scott
Lebanon
Linden St
Carlisle
Gingerich
Deaths and Funerals Miss Lorene Sorrell
Miss Lorene Sorrell 43 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a 10 day illness. She ran a dry cleaning store on Tytus Avenue and sang in the Grand Avenue Church of God choir. She is survived by parents, three brothers H D Sorrell of Lakeland, Paul and Calvin of Middletown, two sisters Louisa Swain and Georgia Faires. Funeral at Grand Avenue Church of God Tuesday 2:30 pm with Rev Howard. burial in Woodside Cemetery. Pallbearers from VFW Miami Valley Post 3809.
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Lorene Sorrel
Heinkel Road
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Miss Sorrell
Tytus Avenue
Grand Avenue
Lewis St
Elmer Sortel
H. D. Sorrell
Lakeland, Fla
Paul
Calvin
Virgil
Louise) Swain
Harold
Georgia) Faires
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral
Nickell Service Time Changed at Local Funeral Home
The time of services for Vernie Nickell was moved from 2 p.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Nickell died Friday at Middletown Hospital after a period of illness since December.
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Vernie Nickell
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Mr. Nickell
Middletown Hospital
Curtis Powell 87 Funeral Services Held In Middletown
Curtis Powell 87 longtime Middletown resident and Spanish American War veteran died yesterday. Services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Funeral Home with Rev. Ramah Johnson and Rev. W. W. Brewer officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours are Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Curtis Powell
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Ramah Johnson
W. W. Brewer
Woodside
Mr. Powell
Middletown
Grace Brooks 70 of Hazel Green Dies in Lexington Hospital
Mrs Grace Brooks 70 of Hazel Green Kentucky died yesterday morning in a Lexington hospital where she had been a patient for three months Survivors include two sisters Laverne Lykens German town and Betty Jo Messer Chautauqua one son Henry Brooks Franklin Arrangements are incomplete at Shackelford Funeral Home Campton Kentucky
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Grace Brooks
Hazel Green
Lexington, Ky
Laverne Lykens
Germantown
Betty Jo Messer
Chautauqua
Henry Brooks
Franklin
Shackelford
Campton
Death of Charles Townsend at Middletown Hospital
Charles C. Townsend 65 of 6939 Michael Road died at 4 30 p m at Middletown Hospital shortly after admission. He worked for Armco Steel Corp. Survived by wife Faye three daughters Donna Wray Wanda Stewart Patricia Hatfield and son Duane. Services held at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home.
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Charles C. Townsend
Michael Road
Middletown Hospital
Armcor Steel Corp
Faye
Donna Wray
Middletown
Wanda Stewart
Clio
Mich
Patricia Hatfield
Rocky River
Duane
H H Horne Dies Former YMCA Executive
H H Horne of Lopez Island Washington who served the Middle town YMCA as general secretary from 1932 to 1944 has died on Friday. He and his wife Nola celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last September. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Douglas Van Erp of Houston Texas and Miss Dorthalee Horne of Seattle, a son Harold of Seattle, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. A memorial service is set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the Lopez Church.
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H. H. Horne
Lopez Island Wash
Horne
Middletown
YMCA
Nola
Washington
Mr. Horne
Douglas van Erp
Houston
Tex
Dorthalee Horne
Seattle
Wash
Harold
Lopez Church
Vandal Throws Rock Shatters Window at Grocery Store
Vandals caused 250 damage by throwing a rock through a grocery store window at 1300 First Ave. Earl Bowley of 1801 Sheridan Ave reported his bicycle stolen fromBaltimore Street and Fairmount Avenue.
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First Ave
Earl Bowley
Sheridan Ave
Baltimore Street
Fairmount Avenue
Enrolment at Miami tops winter session record
Miami University reports 10 163 students on the Oxford Campus for the winter trimester. The head count exceeds the previous year by 518 and sits 485 below the fall total, with 9 410 undergraduates and 753 graduate students. Burglaries reported on Grimes Street include a burglary and a flashlight theft.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Central Avenue
Sopho- Grimes Street
Brandt Says Germany Can't Help U.S. in Vietnam
West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt said Germany cannot aid the United States militarily in Southeast Asia and is not a world power able to judge U.S. actions abroad. He urged a reasonable solution to the conflict and defended Berlin against Soviet charges of revenge, stressing caution over neo Nazi concerns. He spoke during a Chicago visit that included events at the Adlai Stevenson Institute before returning to Frankfurt.
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Chicago
Willy Brandt
United States
Southeast Asia
Germany
Vietnam
Brandt
Adlai Stevenson
Tree Planted in Memory of Jesse Pochard
An ash tree was planted on the Courthouse lawn in Hamilton in memory of Jesse H. Pochard longtime Butler County engineer. The dedication occurred during a Boy Scout exhibition by Fort Hamilton District Scouts and Cubs with Bruce Diehl supplying the tree. 참석 좌표 includes Mayor Thomas Kindness and Mayor Noah Creech plus district Scout chairman Phil Blickens derfer.
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Hamilton
Jesse H. Pochard
Butler
Fort Hamilton
Bruce Diehl
Butler County
Thomas Kindness
Noah Creech
Fairfield
Phil Blickensderfer
Probation Granted in $619 Theft Case at Wilmur’s
Clarence Corson, 27, of 18 S Second St Mi ami sburg, placed on probation for five years by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J Fiehrer after a guilty verdict for robbery tied to the $619 theft from Wilmur’s Department Store on July 23. Judge Fiehrer ordered full restitution. case transferred to Montgomery County Adult Probation for supervision.
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Hamilton
Clarence Corson
S. Second St
Miamisburg
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Corson
Wilmurs Department
Fiehrer
Carson
Montgomery County Adult Probation Department
Woman injured in house fire at 608 Young St
Mary Zulack of 608 Young St suffered first and second degree burns on her hands while trying to extinguish a blaze at her home. Firefighters said a reading lamp fell on a pillow starting the fire, confined to an upstairs bedroom. Damages totaled 100 dollars for the residence and 125 dollars for contents.
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Mary Zulack
Young St
Middletown
Youth Killed in Elevator Testing Incident
In Cincinnati an 18 year old workman, Jerry Newman, died when his head was caught under a moving elevator while testing the stopping mechanism at the American Linen Supply Co. Police said the accident occurred Friday.
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Cincinnati
American Linen Supply Co
Jerry Newman
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Phyllis Hayes
Journal
Don Gingerich
Donald Lukens
Lorene Sorrell
VFW
Miami Valley Post 3809
Heart Association
South Broad
Mrs
Charles Townsend
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Crawford
S. Brezel Blvd
Trenton
U.S
S. Vietnam
Jesse Pochard
Westinghouse
Melampy
Charles Haller
Ohio
Mr. Haller
Park St
2Nd. Avenue
Gideon
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