Cincinnatian ousted as state liquor aide
COLUMBUS Ohio AP The assistant director of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control Lee H Shapiro of Cincinnati has been dismissed Director George R Dick said the ouster is in the best interests of the State of Ohio He gave no further reason Dick will hold up 35 new brand and size listings until he can check stores inventories and sales figures Shapiro had led liquor purchases and state store operations since January 1959 and former Director Richard C Crouch of Dayton resigned last month to join a New York distillery
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
George R. Dick
Lee H. Shapiro
Cincinnati
Shapiro
Richard C. Crouch
Dayton
Crouch
New York
Prince Charles Discharged From Hospital After Appendix Surgery
London AP reports Prince Charles aged 13, heir apparent, was discharged yesterday from a hospital where he had undergone an appendix operation last week.
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London
Prince Charles
Way
Robbery Turns Nightmarish For Battered Bandit
NEW LEXINGTON Ohio AP Six suspects in a service station robbery faced a violent confrontation when the armed holdup man was shoved through a glass door as four victims joined a melee. The gunman Harry A Parrett 23 of Columbus was left injured and jailed at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. LONDON Ohio AP nine year old Lenny Phillips of Mount Sterling was fatally struck while running onto state Route 3.
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London, Ohio
Lenny FE Phillips
Mount Sterling
Ohio 3
Taxi Firm Here Sued for $15000 in Neck Injury Case
Billy Peck of Hamilton sues Middletown Taxi Co alleging injuries from a July 21 1961 traffic crash at Tytus Avenue and Jackson Street. He claims Harold C Paugh of the defendant hit the rear of his taxi causing neck injuries and seeks medical expenses and damages in Common Pleas Court.
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Common Pleas
Middletown Taxi Co
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Jackson Street
Peck
Harold C. Paugh
Seminar on Wheels Lets Executives Study Religion on Job
CHAPPAQUA New York AP commuting business executives will launch a religious seminar on wheels next Monday aboard a special New York Central car. Sixty plus men from the First Congregational Church Men’s Club will discuss ethics, reading Moorhead Wright’s Living My Religion on My Job over eight weeks. Dr Edwin D McLane organized the program to curb weekday evening discussion fatigue.
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N.Y
New York Central Railroad
First Congregational Church
New York City
Moorhead Wright
General Electric Co
Edwin D. McLane
McLane
Raymond C. Baumhrt
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