Sailors Surrender After Carrier Sails
Seven antiwar sailors who surrendered after the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk left for Vietnam were convicted of unauthorized absence and missing the ship's movement. The men faced 30 days in custody, a pay cut, and a pay forfeiture. desertion charges were dropped as they surrendered voluntarily.
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San Diego
Calif
Kitty Hawk
Vietnam
Navy
Owen H. Oberg
San Diego Naval
Oberg
Calendar Beats Crook in Confidence Scam
A smooth talking con artist posing as a bank examiner phoned a 78 year old widow and nearly tricked her into withdrawing her life savings. She recalled banks are closed Saturday and alert police, who labeled it a near victim of a confidence game and urged reporting any further calls.
Butcher Nabs Suspect In Attempted Robbery
A butcher captured a robbery in Germantown Road area after an armed group of four or five men entered Shaddock's Market at 7:40 p.m. They threatened staff and fled, with police dog aids failing to locate all. A 20-year-old Dayton youth was jailed pending charges. one suspect described as armed wore red trousers.
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Shaddock’s Market
Denton McGuire
Germantown Road
McGuire
The
Journal
Dayton
Marie E. Bales
Déck
Fire Calls And Medical Acknowledgments On Local Incidents
At 2 03 p m a fire responded to 415 McGuire Ave for Alvin Burg 37 taken by ambulance to Middle town Hospital with fair condition last night. At 6 10 p m United Dairy Farmers 2233 N Verity Parkway reported defective wiring in a cooler control panel causing 3 damage. At 6 25 p m 2117 Grand Ave Mrs Opal Barrett 45 ill transported by ambulance treated and released.
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McGuire Ave
Alvin Burg
Middletown Hospital
United Dairy Farmers Store
N. Verity Parkway
Grand Ave
Opal Barrett
Special Boy Scout Troop 52 in Middletown Opens
The first physically handicapped scout troop in Middletown, Troop 52, meets Wednesdays with about 18 boys from Doty House. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, Scoutmaster William Saunders Sr is assisted by Glen Durrell and Earl Egelston. Principal John Thornberry notes smooth coordination with school and classes as boys learn knot tying, pledges, and laws while girls in related programs receive intensified teacher aid.
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Doty House
Kiwanis Club
Middletown
William Saunders Sr
Glen Durrell
Earl Egelston
John Thornberry
Thornberry
Reputation Set At Jack son Ohio Million Dollar Claim
Jackson attorney C Wilbert Grover sues Oak Hill Savings claiming the bank damaged his reputation by refusing to cash eight checks totaling 32. He lists 1 million for reputation 745 for pride and pocketbook 100000 for embarrassment 1000 for personal reputation, bringing his total demand to 1101745.
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Jackson, Ohio
Jackson
C. Wilbert Grover
Oak Hill Savings
Grover
Girl Scouts Mark Thinking Day with local observances
Local Girl Scout and Brownie units plan activities this week for Thinking Day to honor scouting worldwide. Troop 201 of Jacksonburg holds a Wednesday banquet and awards ceremony for parents. A large list of award recipients and several troop leaders are noted. Junior and Brownie troops chair a mother daughter banquet Tuesday at Sherman School with pins and a program recognizing scouts abroad.
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Girl Scouts
Jacksonburg
Belinda Back
Jackie Bailey
Kim Christ
Sandy Hamm
Terri Huff
Lynn Parnell
Donna Tyson
Mary A. Barnes
Anita Daulton
Susan Elder
Leslie Frohm
Marcia Gerber
Joanne Schenck
Ann Schul
Veronica Shafer
Sherri Bush
Pam Back
Tracy Friggle
Rita Gerber
Joyce Hamm
Sheila Horn
Jayne Koontz
Anita Siber
Rena Smith
Neiva Daulton
Joyce Schul
Ann Back
Brownieroops
Sherman School
Brownies
Word Association
Jean Lewis
Bette Leslie
Fred Tyson
Joseph Kramer
Benton Lawson
Heart Course To Train Butler County Police Fire Life Squad
A Heart Association program for Butler County trains police fire department and life squad volunteers in closed chest CPR starting July. Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati began it in 1969, with 1,800 trained since. Gary Miller leads as chief instructor, citing a high pre hospital heart attack death toll and national CPR standard setting.
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Heart Association
Butler County
The
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Gary Miller
Miller
Obituary for Charles F. Musgrave at 85
Charles F. Musgrave, 85, of 47 S Main St, died yesterday at home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Charles Musgrave
Charles F. Musgrave
S. Main St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Correction: Funeral services for Parnell Stapleton
Correction states funeral services for Parnell Stapleton of Gratis will be held at 8 p.m. Monday not 8 a.m. as published yesterday. Stapleton's four sons Larry Mark Wayne and Glenn live in Gratis and not Middletown.
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Parnell
Stapleton
Miami Plans Liberal Room Visiting Trial At Miami
Miami University trustees approve a trial allowing opposite sex guests in residence hall rooms up to 50 percent of weekly hours from March 27 to June 5 for undergraduates in dorms and fraternities. Restrictions include registration, extended hours, and secret-ballot approval by residents.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami Board of Trustees
Miami
Visita
Logan Johnston Praised by Miami University Trustees
Logan Johnston praised by trustees at the final meeting of his term. The retired Armco Steel Corp. board chairman was asked to remain until a successor is named. Curry W. Stoup thanked Johnston for his help in Middletown on the Main Campus. Johnston called his service a privilege and pleasure and cited growth in Miami University. He thanked President Phillip L. Shriver Middletown campus dean Earl Theskin and financial VP Lloyd Goggin.
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Oxford
Miami Universit
Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Curry W. Stoup
Celina
Curry
Middletown
Miami University
Miami
Phillip L. Shriver
Earl Theskin
Lloyd Goggin
Tracy Jails 3 Speeders
Three defendants were jailed Friday as Municipal Judge John B. Tracy handled speeding cases. Robert Watkins, 22, was guilty of stealing a truck tarpaulin, fined 50 dollars and costs, 30 days in jail with 25 suspended. Carl Helton, 22, fined 200 dollars and costs, 30 days with 1 suspended for fleeing an accident. Ronald Tichy, 24, fined 150 dollars and costs, three days in jail, 30 days pleasure driving suspension. Forty eight speeders paid 1,252.50 dollars in fines or bond forfeitures.
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Franklin
John B. Tracy
Robert Watkins
Wilson Drive
Carl Helton
Ronald Tichy
Cincinnati
Fisher Hat Center to be rehabilitated for new use
SHriver was asked to propose a suitable use for the center and its east and west sections of Fisher Hat, a campus landmark spared from demolition. Porches and the tower are to be rehabilitated as part of the project.
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Shriver
Fisher Hat
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Melampy
Central Ave
Reeves
Jewelers
Liberal Room
Ohio Regents
John D. Miller
Ohio General Assembly
Contingency Fund
Ohio Board of Regents
Federal Pay Board
Logan Johnston
Tracy
Your Heart Association
Oscar Koeppel
Butter Co. Heart Association
Verity
McKnnandt
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Elva E. Scearce
Dana Dr
Decorator
Union Sanitany Bibdrorren's
Fred Cleaners & Lownderers
Park St
Ind Ave
Studio Theater
Gideon Rd
Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Carlisle Shopping Center
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