Kentuckian dies in Fairfield traffic crash near city building
Arthur Heidecker 62 of Independence Kentucky died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton from chest and back injuries after a crash on Ohio 127 near Resor Road Fairfield. He and two brothers were pinned in a car that overturned, a half hour. He is the county's fifth 1970 death and second Fairfield traffic fatality.
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Fairfield
Ohio 127
Resor Road
Fairfield City
Arthur Heidecker
Independence
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Garrett Boone
Butler County
Fire hits Armco Hamilton Plant in benzene blaze
Flames from burning benzene shot a hundred feet into the air at Armco Steel Corp plant in Hamilton near New Miami. Fire crews from New Miami and mutual-aid departments battled the 2:45 pm to 6:15 pm blaze. one firefighter was treated for fumes. Production continued after a saturator explosion damaged a dust collector and the spare unit was put into service.
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Hamilton
New Miami
Armco Steel Corp
Carl Fiora
The
Journal
Archie Clemons
Red
Lemons
Williamsdale
Overpeck
Seven Mile
Bob Collins
Clemons
Fiora
Commissioners Named In Suit For 10 488
Sisters of Mercy of Hamilton operating Mercy Hospital filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking 10 488.26 for services to medically indigent patients during 1967. Defendants include Warren L. Harding county welfare director and County Commissioners Dale Logsdon William Denham and Donald S. Bacon. A prior petition for 6 209.17 was filed last week against the same defendants for 1966 services.
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Hamilton
Sisters of Mercy of
Mercy Hospital
Yester
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Warren L. Harding
Dale Logsdon
William Denham
Donald S. Bacon
Russian Spy Not Protected By Immunity
The State Department says Aleksandr V. Tikhomirov a Soviet UN employee in New York arrested in Seattle on espionage charges has only functional immunity not immunity from legal consequences. Washington told the Soviet government there is no international or U.S. law granting immunity for his unlawful acts. The Soviet Union protested the arrest with formal notes to the UN and to Washington.
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Washington
Seattle
U.N. Secretariat
State Department
Aleksandr V. Tikhomirov
U.N
New York
United States
U.S
Carl Barth
Soviet Union
Tikhomirov
United Nations
Alaska Tops Per Capita Private Aircraft Count
Alaskans own the most private airplanes per person, with Nome highlighted as a benchmark in market data. The record underscores Alaska leading global per capita aviation ownership and activity.
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Alaska
Obituary for Donald Smith 47 died at work in Farmersville
Services for Donald Smith 47 of 53 Hemple Road Farmersville who died Friday evening while working as a salesman at Lykins Auto Sales will be held 2 p.m. Tuesday at St. John Lutheran Church Ingomar with Rev. John K. Bistala officiating. Burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery. Viewing 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow at Zimmerman Funeral Home West Alexandria and at the church after 1 p.m. Tuesday. Survived by wife Irene two sons Jerry and Gerry at home and his mother Mrs Grace Smith of Farmersville.
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Donald Smith
Hemple Road
Farmersville
Lykins Auto Sales
St. John Lutheran Church
Ingomar
John K. Bistala
Sugar Grove
Zimmerman
Raymond M. Parker 80 Lebanon Nursing Home dies
Raymond M. Parker age 80 of Lebanon Nursing Home died Friday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Everett Sherwood and Mrs Warren Wilder of Lebanon, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 p m Oswald Funeral Home Burial Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call 6 to 9 p m tomorrow.
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Lebanon
Raymond M. Parker
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Everett Sherwood
Warren Wilder
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Survivors Remain for Carl Chippendale Service Plans
Survivors of Carl Chippendale 77 who died Friday in a Dayton hospital will attend a 2 p.m. service tomorrow at the R. C. Nein and Sons Funeral Home. Wives Grace Sheley of West Middletown and Ruth Borgwardt of Eaton and brother Walter of Hamilton are named. Burial will follow in Fairmount Cemetery.
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Camden
Carl Chippendale
R. C. Nein and Sons
Grace Sheley
West
Middletown
Ruth Borgwardt
Eaton
Walter
Hamilton
Fairmount Cemetery
Chippendale
Dayton
Exchange Proposes Large NYSE Commission Increases
The New York Stock Exchange asks the SEC to approve a new rate schedule that would raise commissions for small investors by up to 100 percent or more on some trades and cut fees for large institutional transactions by as much as 37.5 percent. The average trade commission would rise about 68 percent, but the overall net effect would be around a 10 percent increase due to volume-based reductions.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Commission
Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
West Germany gas use hits record 5.4 billion gallons
Gasoline consumption in West Germany rose to 5.4 billion gallons last year, a 9.5 percent rise from 1968. A 4 cent per gallon price drop in the first ten months aided sales. The Boothia Peninsula marks North America northmost land point in Canada.
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Bonn
West Germany
Continental
North America
Boothia Peninsula
Canada
Northwest Territories
Eagle Scout Keith Young To Receive Top Award
Keith Young a 15 year old Eagle Scout in Troop 77 will be honored at a Court of Awards at St Pauls Christian Church. He is son of Mr and Mrs Roger D Young of 4315 Central Ave and has five years in scouting plus Order of the Arrow membership. He is a ninth grader at Middletown Freshman High School and plans to attend Philmont Scout Camp in New Mexico this summer.
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St. Paul’s Christian Church
Keith Young
Roger D. Young
Central Ave
Order of the Arrow
Young
Scouts
Middletown
Philmont
New Mexico
Man Held In Theft At Station
Franklin authorities held Ray Stephens a 24 year old resident of 11 Hudson Ave in city custody on four counts. He is to be questioned about a break in at the Pure Oil Service Station 1107 South Main Street where a window was broken and a radio damaged. Police reported items stolen include a .32 caliber revolver cigarettes and tools. Stephens was found in possession of property taken from the station and charged with possession of stolen property reckless driving fleeing the scene of an accident and failure to maintain an assured clear distance. He was in city jail last night pending further action.
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Franklin
Ray Stephens
Hudson Ave
George Hamilton
Robert Carson
Stephens
S. Main St
Plane to Japan to Expo 70 from Smithsonian display
The Sirius float plane, carried in the belly of an Air Force cargo jet, will depart from Washington for Japan today. It marks 39 years since Lindbergh and his wife first crossed the North Pacific in the craft and follows a decade on display at the Smithsonian Institution’s aviation museum. It will be exhibited at Expo 70 in Osaka.
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Washington
Air Force
Sirius
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Pacific
Smithsonian Institution
Aviation Museum
Osaka
Special Visit Promotes Methodist Japan Ties Through Music
Mrs Elinor Dornon missionary from Fukushima arrives in Middletown to present a piano concert of Beethoven with Op 7 28 57 and 110. A Fukushima choir will base in Middletown for local concerts aided by Rev Ivan Dornon and an interpreter. Dornon is a Miami University alumna who studied at Yale and Juilliard and will perform in San Diego Albuquerque East Palestine Hartford during her U S visit.
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First United Methodist Church
Japan
Elinor Dornon
Fukushima
Middletown
Doron
Miami University
Train Robber Eludes Police In Australia
Australian police say Ronald Biggs remains at large after evading Victoria state police who believed they had him cornered last October. Biggs' wife Charmain says she expects they may never reunite.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ronald Biggs
Britain
Jim Milner
Criminal Investigation Branch
Biggs
Victoria
Charmain
Loss High In Wrecks
Two accidents yesterday afternoon caused minor injuries and about 2700 dollars in damage. A 1964 car driven by David B. Johnson skidded on N Verity Parkway striking a utility pole damaging wires and the vehicle. Johnson was cited for excessive speed for conditions. A 1969 car and a 1970 car collided on N University resulting in 1150 dollars damage to the cars. David E. Metcalf and David Metcalf Jr. were treated for bruises at Miami Valley Hospital. Mrs. MaeNickell Morgan was cited for failure to yield.
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David B. Johnson
Apt. A
S. Main St
N. Verity Parkway
Johnson
N. University
David E. Metcalf
Miamisburg
MaeNickell Morgan
Barnitz St
Metcalf
David Metcalf Jr
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Morgan
Stockholm American Supplier Hits Nordic Computer Market
Stockholm based American firm dominates Nordic computer equipment installations, providing over seventy percent of systems in Scandinavia. The company reports strong demand from Sweden, Norway, and Denmark as industries upgrade tech infrastructure.
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Stockholm
Scandinavia
Father Of Missing Middletown Girl Treated At Hospital
Ollie Jackson, 37, father of missing Middletown Freshman School pupil Darlene Jackson, was treated at Middletown Hospital twice in two days after distress. Darlene, 15, has been missing since Tuesday with 14-year-old Yvonne Killian, also a Middletown Freshman, prompting police to issue missing person bulletins for both girls.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Ollie Jackson
Flemming Road
Darlene Jackson
Carrier Kearsarge Retired After 23 Years of Service
The aircraft carrier Kearsarge is retired at 23 after decommissioning in Long Beach California. Eight hundred crewmen and 300 guests watched as the 41000 ton ship was towed to join a mothball fleet in San Diego. It helped launch air attacks in the Korean War and served as a recovery ship for the Sigma 7 and Faith 7 missions carrying Wally Schirra and Gordon Cooper. Budget cuts prompted retirement per Capt. Leonard Nearman.
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Long Beach
Calif
Kearsarge
Pacific
San Diego
United States
Wally Schirra
Gordon Cooper
Leonard Nearman
Hearing Set Monday On Rape Charge Against Crowe
Franklin resident Henry C. Crowe 23 of 937 Timothy Lane Carlisle faces a rape charge in Warren County Court Lebanon for an alleged assault on a 20 year old married woman in a car on Lower Springboro Road last Monday. He is held on 10000 dollar bond on the rape charge and 2000 dollar bond on auto theft to be heard next Friday in Franklin municipal court. Sheriff's deputies said the investigation began after an accident on Shorts Road east of Franklin.
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Franklin
Henry C. Crowe
Timothy Lane
Carlisle
Warren County Court
Lebanon
Lower Springboro Road
Franklin Municipal Court
Shorts Road
Sue Turner
Crowe
Red Lion
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Bud) Steller
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Buster Brown
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Sam Bartel
Keith Young Eagle Scout
Mrs. Elinor Dornon
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Walter C. Perkins
Sheridan Rd
Park St
2Nd Ave
Studio Theater
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
Carrier Kearsarge
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