Negro History Week Program At Middletown High
A program observing American Negro History Week was set for 4:30 this afternoon in Middletown High School auditorium. Sponsored by the Middletown Council for Human Dignity, it featured Rev Otis Moss Jr of Cincinnati as speaker and was arranged by Rev James Holloman. The event was not school sponsored and attendance was optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Council For Human Dignity
Middletown High School
James Holloman
United Missionary Baptist Church
H.H. Lawrence
Otis Moss Jr
Cincinnati
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Moss
Middletown High
Council For Human Dignity
Holloman
Board of Education
James Finley
Howard Cromwell
Lawrence
Brown On OKI Crime Study Unit
Middletown city commissioner Raymond Brown named to a three member OKI crime study committee. The group includes R A Anderegg and Lambert Hale to urge Ohio Kentucky and Indiana governors to use OKI for police planning while local agencies retain enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Brown
Middletown
Teen Sentenced in Portand Robbery Case
Michael D. Wallace 17 of Loveland Ohio was sentenced to two concurrent 1 to 3 year terms after pleading guilty to assault with intent to commit robbery and escape from the Men's Correctional Institution at South Windham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Mine
Michael D. Wallace
Loveland
Ohio
New York
Atlantis
Aegean
South Windham
Glue sniffing probe leads to arrests in Carlisle area
Police charged five boys aged 13 to 17 with drinking 6 per cent beer found in a Chautauqua house during a raid conducted with Montgomery County officers. Three 13 year old girls were in the home but not tied to the drinking. Glue purchases were made in Warren County and tied to the case.
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Clyde Demitt
Chautauqua
Demitt
Warren County
Montgomery County
Larry Stamm
Miami Township
Break-In Spree Strikes Franklin and Blue Ball Taverns
Robberies last night and Wednesday hit the Toddle Inn in Blue Ball and the Cottage Inn in Franklin. Losses include liquor, wines, jewelry, a revolver, and cash. Toddle Inn owner Mrs. Addie Holbrock is hospitalized with the property left in shambles. Entry at Cottage Inn came by prying a fiberboard front door panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Blue Ball
S. Dixie Highway
S. Main St
Addie Holbrock
Lemon Township
Teen Cyclist Injured In Motorcycle Collision Near Valley View High
19 year old cyclist John David Spacht was airlifted to Kettering Memorial Hospital in critical condition after his cycle struck a bridge abutment on Farmersville Pike near Manning Road near the site of the new Valley View High School. He was thrown 94 feet from the point of impact and the bike belonged to a friend. Spacht lives on Verde Drive. Police say he had ridden the cycle only two or three times.
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Germantown
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Farmersville Pike
German Township
Earl Smith
John David Spacht
Valley View High School
Manning Road
Spacht
Verde Drive
Miami Township
Smith
Spach
Religious groups share shrines in Holy Sepulchre
Christian sects maintain chapels inside Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre with the Greek Orthodox holding the main portion and the Roman Catholic Armenian Syrian and Coptic churches also represented.
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Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Donham Invites Talks On Roads In Butler County
William W. Donham former Middletown city commissioner and current Butler County Commission president invited Middletown officials to a February 28 meeting at 1 45 p m in the Hamilton YMCA to discuss a fast east west cross county highway with state highway department and regional planning representatives. The meeting aims to spur industrial growth and improve intercommunity ties.
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William W. Donham
Middletown
Butler County Commission
Butler County
Hamilton Ymca
Denham
State Highway Department
Ohio- Kentucky-Indiana Regional Planning Authority
Reversed Costs for Marriage and Divorce
A humorous ponderance asks how much calmer life would be if marriage cost ten thousand dollars while divorce cost two, contrasting financial bets on commitment and separation.
Police Salaries Raised In Carlisle as Councilman Quits
Carlisle Council approved an 80 797 budget with police pay hikes and a permanent assistant chief appointment. Chief Stamm and Assistant Chief Demitt saw raises. Probationary officer Millard also increased. A plan to aid volunteer firemen failed for lack of a second. Councilman Robert Smith resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Council
Larry Stamm
Clyde Demitt
Robert Millard
Demitt
Janet Ave
John E. Homan
Morrow
John Edwards
Engravings and Paintings by August Cook Displayed
Thirty wood engravings and paintings by South Carolina artist August Cook are on display at Miami University Middletown through Wednesday. Cook, a realist, is a Philadelphia native who studied at Harvard and the Pennsylvania Academy. He led Converse College art department before retiring to paint full time.
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South Carolina
August Cook
Middletown
Miami University
Cook
Philadelphia
Harvard University
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Guild of South Carolina Artists
International Institute of Arts and Letters
Converse College
Spartansburg
S.C
Inmates Beaten in Warren County Jail Case
Two inmates face cruelty charges as Ralph Guthrie alleges he was beaten and burned with a cigarette by brothers Larry and Donny Peyton, who are in isolation after the incident at Warren County Jail. Guthrie, serving 30 days for a Franklin traffic conviction, reportedly was kept at the rear of his cell to prevent aid. The Peytons received 90 days for petit larceny in a South Lebanon case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Olsen
Lebanon
Warren County
Ralph Guthrie
Hamilton
Guthrie
Walter O’bryant
Larry
Donny Peyton
O’bryant
Franklin
Peytons
South Lebanon
Driveway Permits Now Required in Hamilton County
County commissioners approved a proposal by County Engineer Stanley M. Perin to require a driveway permit before issuing a building permit. Perin said some builders obtained permits without driveway permits, hindering control of driveway cuts causing road damage and ditch flooding.
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Hamilton
Butler
Stanley M. Perin
Perin
Man Injures Nose In Fall In Middletown
William A. Gentry 52 of 437 Yankee Road was admitted to Middletown Hospital with severe nose lacerations after tripping over a curb in the parking lot of St. Pauls United Church of Christ on S Broad Street. He struck his nose on a metal sign plate and bled profusely. police said he was choking when they arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Gentry
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
St. Paul’s United Church
Longshoremen Agree To Load Biafra Cargo
Beaumont Texas AP report says striking longshoremen agreed to load relief cargo for Biafra aboard the Del Campo and unload crude rubber. The Delta Steamship Lines ship has sat at the docks since Wednesday morning with 1800 tons of foodstuffs bound for starving Biafrans. Another Delta ship, the Del Monte, has already departed for Africa.
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Beaumont, Tex
Biafra
del Campo
Delta Steamship Lines of
New Orleans
Beaumont
Delta Line
del Monte
Africa
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Armco
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Bohman
Oki
Charles Ansbacher
Baltimore and Girard
Carlisle Area
Bill Long
North Main St
Donham
Bill Denham
Joe Lewis
Liasson
Robert Smith
Eugene Wilcox
Michaels Drive
Melvin Reece
Chestnut Street
Paul W
Mrs. Hummer
Gina
SO. Breiel Blvd
Middletown Shopping Center
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