Deaths And Funerals Willie McFarland
Services for Willie McFarland 59 will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Mt Sterling Ky at 2 p m tomorrow. Burial in Mt Sterling. McFarland native of Magoffin County resident of Middletown 23 years formerly Raymond Bay Co employee. Survived by two daughters Louise Hincks Ester Lykens two sons Stanie Charl three sisters five siblings seven grandchildren. Helton today from 4 to 9 p m. died Monday in Phoenix. Two daughters Lurlene Tussey Deloris Preston, both of Franklin.
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Mitchell
Mt. Sterling
Willie McFarland
Well Road
Cincinnati
McFarland
Magoffin County
Middletown
Raymond Bay Co
Louise Hincks
Ester Lykens
Dayton
Stanie
Charl
Myrtle Conley
Charles Daniels
Neal Warford
Claude
Ollie
Helton
Phoenix
Lurlene Tussey
Deloris Preston
Franklin
Visitation for Mrs. Bessie Mims Set at Church
Visitation for 57 year old Mrs. Bessie Mims of 603 17th avenue is moved to United Missionary Baptist Church from 6 to 9 p.m. today. Services are tomorrow at 10 a.m. with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Mrs. Mims died Monday at Middletown Hospital.
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Woodside Cemetery
Mims
Middletown Hospital
Services for James C. Helton Changed to Free Pentecostal Church
Funeral services for James C. Helton age 49, formerly of Franklin, will be held at 10 a m tomorrow at the Free Pentecostal Church instead of Eaton Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Franklin
James C. Helton
Free Pentecostal Church
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Requiem High Mass for Mrs Elizabeth Smith
Mrs Elizabeth Smith aged 92 of 811 S Ninth St is to be remembered with a Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Mary's Church Services for Willie Roberts age 22 of 245 Chestnut Lt are set for 1 p m Monday at Israel Baptist Church
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Elizabeth Smith
S. Ninth St
St. Mary's Church
Willie Roberts
Israel Baptist Church
Notable actors' father dies. two sons in film
Hollywood AP reports Lawrence Tierney Sr. died of a heart attack at 72. He earlier served as security chief for New York City water system and is father to Scott Brady and Lawrence Tierney Jr. In Alaska, Vic Summers, 41, songwriter and singer, died at his Big Delta home. Summers, born in Youngstown, Ohio, had moved to Alaska in 1951 and worked as a hunting guide and bush pilot.
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Hollywood
Lawrence Tierney Sr
Scott Brady
Lawrence Tierney Jr
Tierney
New York City
Fairbanks
Alaska
Vic Summers
Big Delta
Summers
Youngstown
Ohio
Chairman Named For Brown's Senate Campaign
Craig Wright, Columbus attorney and former Ohio General Assembly candidate, was named finance chairman for Secretary of State Ted W. Brown's bid for the Republican U S Senate nomination. Wright announced the appointment Thursday night and will speak around the state on Brown's behalf.
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Columbus
Ohio
Craig Wright
General Assembly
Ted W. Brown
US Senate
Wright
Brown
Levey Honored by Jaycees for Public Service
Rep. Barry J. Levey received the Jaycee Sound Citizenship Award for service to Middletown and Butler County and was praised in a governor letter by Gov. James A. Rhodes. Alan B. Cooper, Jaycees official, cited the sacrifices and time commitment required for state legislators and highlighted Levey as an outstanding freshman legislator.
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Jaycee ‘Sound
Barry J. Levey
Middletown
Butler County
Levey
James A. Rhodes
Jaycees
Sportsmen's Club
Alan B. Cooper
Cooper
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Dixie States May Decide Election, Wallace Says
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace told the Sigma Delta Chi chapter in Columbus and an Ohio State University audience that four or five Southern states with independent electors could decide the next U S president if the 1960 close race repeats. He warned civil rights legislation could curb private property rights and warned of a police state to enforce it while noting Southern reception was warmer than expected. CORE and NAACP picketed without incidents.
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U. S
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ohio
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalistic Society
Ohio State University
Wallace
Ohio State
Oral Cancer Topic For Dental Assistants
Dr. Paul W. Griesehuber of Hamilton gave an illustrated lecture on oral cancer at the Keely Dental Assistants Society monthly meeting at Ranch Inn. Miss Dorothy Zimmerman announced a mid year state society meeting in Columbus on April 4 and 5.
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Paul W. Griesehuber
Hamilton
Keely Dental Assistants Society
Ranch Inn
Dorothy Zimmerman
Columbus
Four Injured in Separate Icy Road Crashes
Four persons were injured in separate one car accidents on icy roads investigated yesterday by state patrolmen. Gianna Leigh 22 of Franklin treated for hip and leg injuries after a car driven by Judy Gaston 17 of Franklin overturned on Franklin Madison Road. Louise Hantam 46 of Oxford treated for back injuries after sliding into a fence on U S 27 two miles north of Ohio 130. Anne Raney 32 of Carlisle treated for lip lacerations and jaw contusions after her car hit a utility pole on Oxford Dayton Road. Bernard J Sauter 20 of Waynesville treated for hand injuries and a head bump after his car rolled over on Rt 122 west of Rt 123.
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Franklin - Madison
Montgomery County
Gianna Leigh
Alice Lane
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Judy Gaston
Smith St
U. S
Ohio
Louise Hantam
Oxford
McCullough - Hyde Hospital
Oxford-Dayton
Anne Raney
Fairview Drive
Carlisle
Rt. 122
Rt. 123
Bernard J. Sauter
Waynesville Rt. 3
Tools Worth $600 Stolen in Separate Break-ins
Tools valued at nearly 600 dollars were stolen in two incidents yesterday and this morning. Mac and Glenn's Speed Slip in Excello reported a pry bar forced entry and theft of tools and cash. Wilson Williams of Blue Ball reported a broken car window and loss of tools worth 250 dollars. A Dixie Cruise-In Theater loss included a ripped telephone and an undetermined amount of change.
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Mac
Glenn
Excello
Wilson Williams
Dixie Highway
Blue Ball
S. Main St
Flying squad halts four man gang raid in London
Scotland Yard detectives of the flying squad raided a clothing store Thursday night trapping a four man gang. The breakthrough came when an undercover detective posed as a tailor's dummy in the store window signaling the raid.
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London
Scotland Yard
Flying Squad
Beatles Fans Riot Outside Miami Beach Hotel
A crowd of about 4 000 teens formed at Miami International Airport and swarmed to the Miami Beach hotel where the Beatles stayed. Glass shattered injuring about 30 youths and a police motorcycle officer. The band was moved to safety as chaos continued in the terminal and streets.
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Miami Beach
Beatles
International
Miami
Brian Somerville
Beatles fall from UK Top Ten after 11 months
In London AP reports the Beatles have no records in the British top ten for the first time in 11 months. I Want to Hold Your Hand slips to 14th, nearing the position of their earliest release. A Financial Times columnist questions whether Beatlemania may be fading despite heavy publicity.
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London
Financial Times
Race Bias Charge To Be Investigated At Holiday Sands
The Ohio Civil Rights Commission will hold a public hearing on March 18 at Portage County Courthouse to probe alleged racial bias at Holiday Sands in Ravenna. The Portage County NAACP says Negroes were asked for membership cards while whites were admitted without them.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Portage County
Holiday Sands
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
East German Offer Reopens Berlin Wall For Easter
West German and Allied officials study a Communist proposal to reopen the Berlin wall during Easter and Whitsun. The plan would allow West Berliners to visit relatives in East Berlin on one day passes, with temporary permit offices in West Berlin schools starting February 25 for a March 21 to 30 crossing period.
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Wall
Berlin
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Whitsunday
First East West Berlin holiday permit opens for families
West Berliners gained a one day cross boundary permit allowing visits to relatives in East Berlin for the first time since the 1961 wall. Thousands waited in bitter cold and snow for hours to file applications for the crossing.
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CORE
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Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Motor, Inc
N. Verity
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Germany
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Jack Allen
Erich Wendt
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