Deaths And Funerals Woodrow Griffis
Woodrow Griffis fifty of Corbin Kentucky died at 10 45 am yesterday in Corbin He is survived by his wife Maxine a son Hilary of Corbin his father Dennis Griffis of Smithtown Kentucky and four sisters including Mrs Cleta Ulery of Springboro Services and burial will be held in Whitley Kentucky with arrangements by Hickman Funeral Home also noted are the infant daughter of Lt and Mrs Carl Stein Tarawa Terrace North Carolina stillborn Wednesday at the Navy Hospital Camp Lejeune and the paternal grandmother Mrs Dorothy Stein and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Edwin Tyson of Middletown Arrangements were by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Also listed are Stanley Rice sixty two of 1150 Colonial Infant Stein Drive with services at 10 am tomorrow and private graveside services for ? Webb.
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Woodrow Griffis
Corbin
Franklin Area
Maxine
Hilary
Dennis Griffis
Smithtown
Cleta Ulery
Springboro
Whitley
Key
Hickman Funeral Home
Carl Stein
Tarawa Terrace
N.C
Woodside Cemetery
Irvin Emmons
Navy Hospital
Camp LeJeune
Dorothy Stein
Edwin Tyson
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Six youths injured as car hits stump near Preble County
Early today five Trenton teens and a child were hospitalized after a single vehicle crash on Wayne Trace Road. Driver Harold J. Coldiron, 18, and four passengers were treated. Miss Tabor and Lois Haller, aged 12, released with minor injuries. Coldiron cited for no license. In a separate wreck on Howe Road, Donald Ledford, 21, was treated for a right hand injury after sliding into a guardpost while avoiding a westbound vehicle.
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Wayne Trace Road
Rt. 744
Preble County
Harold J. Coldiron
Johnns St
Kenneth R. Bennett
N. Main St
Judy Patterson
Elaine Tabor
Lois Jane Haller
Second St
Miss Tabor
Haller
Mercy Hospital
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Howe Road
Trenton - Franklin Road
Donald R. Ledford
N. Leibee St
Middletown Hospital
Ledford
Guns Ring Liquor Stolen In Several City Thefts
Thieves took items from multiple homes and stores including an automatic shotgun from Alvin Miller’s residence and a diamond ring with whisky from Mrs. R C Mack. A chain saw and paint sprayer were stolen from Fred Taulbee’s car in an Armco lot. A .38 revolver was taken from the Ward Store and two men fled with cigarettes from United Dairy Farmers on Vail Avenue. The report notes two time measurements used in calendars.
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Alvin Miller
Lafayette Ave
R.C. Mack
Grand Ave
Fred Taulbee
Lamberton Street
Armco
Ward
Carl Hammonds
Harmon St
Franklin
United Dairy Farmers
Vail Avenue
Middletown Attorney Bender in Serious Condition
Walter R. Bender a prominent Middletown attorney collapsed with a heart attack yesterday afternoon and was admitted to the intensive care unit at Middletown Hospital where his condition is listed as serious.
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Walter R. Bender
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Lemon Monroe High stages Portrait of Jennie play
Lemon Monroe High School junior class presents Robert Nathan's Portrait of Jennie this Saturday at 8 p.m. The romance spans two worlds as Jennie Applleton reappears for Eben Adams. Cast includes John Shumate, Nancy Ellis, Gus the taxi driver, and others with Don Baker directing. Tickets from cast members or at door. $1 for students $1.25 for adults.
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Lemon- Monroe High School
Robert Nathan
Jennie
Jennie Appleton
Eben Adams
Roberta Smith
John Shumate
Nancy Ellis
Gus
New York
Glenn Williams
Jenny Hay
Don Irwin
John Singleton
Monica Manasco
Sally Owens
Cam Petrocy
Trebbie Blount
Don Baker
Gimmick Contests Fade as Firms Abandon Preselected Winners
Rep. John Dingell reports most of the 198 largest users of preselected winner sweepstakes have halted the practice since a congressional probe. He cites only about 10 percent of advertised prizes inwarded and 90 percent of awarded prizes as worthless trinkets, with a few firms planning changes or continuing with secondary drawings.
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Washington
John D. Dingell
America
Michigan Democrat
Dingell
House
Knife Wielder Robs Cabbie In Trenton Streets
Taxi driver Earl H. Carter of Yellow Cab Co. was robbed at knife point of $8.60 by four men on Yankee Road and Verity Parkway around 11 p.m. Carter, 27, of 3146 Wayne Madison Road, reported the incident to patrolmen Glen Shortt and Donnie W Owens at 11:05 p.m. The men, described as Negroes, entered his stopped cab after flagging down a cruiser at 29 S Broad St.
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Earl H. Carter
Wayne-Madison Road
Trenton
Yellow Cab Co
S. Broad St
Glen Shortt
Donnie W. Owens
Carter
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Draft numbers inch toward 90 as March calls loom
Washington AP reports draft officials expect the lottery number cap to reach 90 by March, moving at about 30 numbers per month. The shift from oldest-first to lottery selection aims to keep calls steady while deferred low numbers become available and states adjust to monthly quotas.
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Washington
Pentagon
White House
Selective Service
Defense Department
Columbus police push back on shotgun ban and badge rules
About 400 officers from Capital City Lodge 9 of the Fraternal Order of Police met to demand a reversal of the city ban on shotguns in ambulance cruisers and to require no visible identification beyond badges. They urged the city to continue granting authority for warning shots and to restrict ambulance crews from carrying shotguns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Capital City Lodge 9
Order of Police
A S
James Hughsmagnes
Oraerea Pouce
Shatewne
Addi
Pentagon report urges group singing to ease racial tensions in military
The Pentagon civil rights chief L Howard Bennett proposes white troops sing spirituals and blacks country-western tunes to reduce tension. He calls for group dancing and multiple measures including education in human relations, panels and roundtables, open channels for complaints, and human relations councils to foster harmony in the armed forces.
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Washington
Pentagon
L. Howard Bennett
Bennett
Defense
Congress Goof Not Ours Doctors Claim In Ohio
Dr. Robert Smith of Ohio says Congress underestimated Medicare and Medicaid costs, blaming doctors for rising expenses. He notes doctors’ fees are 24 percent of Medicare and 11 percent of Medicaid, with Ohio doctors charging about 60 percent of their usual fee in low income areas. He cites no irregularities and mentions some physicians received large sums from medical programs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Congress
Ohio State Medical Association
Robert Smith
Toledo
Smith
Ohio
The
Medical Association
Fire responses near two addresses report two patients
At 9:10 p.m. yesterday Mrs. Esther Short, 73, ill, was taken by ambulance from 11388 Lafayette Ave to Middletown Hospital and treated and released. At 12:36 a.m. today Ollie Jackson, 37, ill, was taken by ambulance from 1501 Flemming Road to a hospital and treated and dismissed.
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Lafayette Ave
Esther Short
Middletown Hospital
Flemming Road
Ollie Jackson
Snow Caused Two Car Crash on Verity Parkway
Two people were treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car crash on snow covered Verity Parkway at 7 45 a m. Miss Patty S Bennett 19 of 117 Baltimore St spun out south of 18th Avenue and was struck by a northbound car driven by John F Lindsey 19 of 9 Old Farm Road Oxford. Bennett had a possible neck injury and Lindsey a forehead laceration left knee injury and left elbow injury. Each car valued at about 500 dollars. Bennett cited for excessive speed for conditions.
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Middletown Hospital
Verity Parkway
Patty S. Bennett
Baltimore St
18Th Avenue
John F. Lindsey
Old Farm Road
Oxford
Bennett
Senior Citizens Center Sets Up Week's Program
Middletown Senior Citizen Center announces a February birthday honoring this Wednesday at 1 45 p m followed by a travel talk on Japan by Mrs Margaret Stratemeyer Other week events include chorus rehearsal radio program taping and discussion groups Monday needlework service circle Tuesday sewing and dancing Thursday and bowling Friday at J J Lanes The center at 1905 Columbia Ave is open 10 a m to 5 p m Monday through Friday for people aged 60 or older.
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Middletown
Senior Citizen Center
Middletown Civic Association
Columbia Ave
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Stanley Rice
Hamilton
Coldiron
Bender
TORO
Husky
NH1
Dason
Schrock’s Inc
Springboro Hardware
Armbruster Hardware Franklin
Conover Store
Jacksonburg
Jim Conrad
Schip
Monroe
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mer
Middletown Dog Training Club
Armory
St. Main Street
Charlotte Wagner
Steigerwald
Hughes
Haan Nlauad
Sk Vici Cievubund
Gls
Fred S. Hoffman
Chari
Bank America AD
Ene
Price
Cash & Carry
Rory Oye
Middletowns
First Ave
Ohi
Senior Citizens Center
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