Walkaway from Lebanon Correctional Institution Still At Large
One of two escapees from the Lebanon Correctional Institution remains at large. Theodore W. Clark, 26, 6 feet 1 inch, 175 pounds with brown eyes and red hair, was convicted of attempted burglary in Montgomery County. Paul Bradford Jr. surrendered to police in Wyoming, Ohio, Saturday. Clark and Bradford were missed at 9 a.m. Friday.
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
Theodore W. Clark
Montgomery County
R. W. Alvis
Paul Bradford Jr
Wyoming
Ohio
Hamilton County
Clark
Bradford
Portugal Series Brings Chicago Friends to Lisbon Film
Lisa Chickering and Jeanne Porterfield of Chicago lead YMCA Travel and Adventure audience to Portugal. The 90 minute color film covers Lisbon day and night, coastal towns, Fatima shrine, bull fights, vineyards, and Roman ruins after a years research touring 34 countries. Program starts 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Roosevelt auditorium.
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Chicago
YMCA
Portugal
Roosevelt
Lisa Chickering
Jeanne Porterfield
Lisbon
Fatima
Miss Chickering
Miss Porterfield
Roosevelt Auditorium
Water Improvements Close Manchester Road Traffic to One Way
Traffic on Manchester Road will be slowed to one way tomorrow morning as Armiel Construction Co begins water improvements at Manchester and Vannest Avenue. Work is expected to last about four days from Manchester to Riverview Avenue with flagmen guiding traffic.
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Manchester Road
C. A. Boeke
Middletown
Armiel Construction Co
Manchester
Vannest Avenue
Boeke
Questioning Of Pair Planned In Robbery
Middletown police planned to question two men and a youth in connection with a strong-arm robbery of a Franklin man early yesterday. Adults 19 and 27 were arrested at 3 10 a.m. at Second Street and South Main. The juvenile was arrested at the Airport Inn at 2 30 a.m. Mentz identified the juvenile as one of the robbers. Mentz was treated for a possible nose injury.
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Middletown
Second Street
S. Main Street
Franklin
Airport Inn
Germantown Road
Melvin B. Mentz
S. River St
Millie
S. Clinton St
The
Cincin
Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Mentz
Manchester Road
Middletown Hospital
Middletown sees slight drop in 1965 crime rate
City police report 1965 saw a modest decline in major crimes led by fewer burglaries and a drop in total stolen property valued at about 200 500. Juvenile offenses rose sharply with 720 arrests, while traffic mishaps and fatalities slightly increased from 1964 levels.
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Tom Olds
Middletown
James Howerton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Howerton
Medicare explained for area residents at Roosevelt Jr. High
The new Social Security Medicare law will be explained January seventeenth at 7:30 p.m. in the Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium. Hamilton Social Security staff will detail benefit rights under the new law with a Q and A session. District manager Fred Globig invites residents 65 and older to attend. staff will assist individuals with filing claims or enrollment forms after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Junior High School
Hamilton Social Security Office
Fred Globig
Social Security
Hamilton
Pact Calls Off Morgan Pickets
Normal operations resumed today at the Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the B. D. Morgan Construction site after Cement Workers Local 524 in Cincinnati and Morgan signed an agreement ending a labor dispute. Pickets at 1505 Central Ave halted work, with some Communication Workers of America Local 4317 members not reporting to the plant Friday in solidarity. The settlement yesterday led to withdrawal of pickets and return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cement Workers Local 524
Cincinnati
Central Ave
B. D. Morgan Construction Co
Communication Workers of America
Cement
Cement Workers Union
B. D. Morgan
New Series On Mental Health Set In Middletown
The public may join this year's mental health series at The Rushes 2501 Cincinnati Dayton Road with topics chosen by attendees. The first session How Do You Tell Your Children About Sex will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. Dr Martin A Rush opens with comments and a panel will include Dr John Perkins and Thomas Webb Middletown schools director of curriculum. Cards will be distributed for questions to panel members. Sessions occur the first Wednesday of each month.
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Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Martin A. Rush
John Perkins
Thomas Webb
Middletown Schools
Rings Stolen From Wortley Residence in Hampton Place
Two rings valued at 1800 dollars were reported missing from the Thomas C Wortley home at 3203 Hampton Place. Police were notified this morning and detectives say the rings have been missing about a week from the bedroom.
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Thomas C. Wortley
Hampton Place
Tibetans Noted Among World’s Greatest Tea Drinkers
Natives of Tibet are said to be among the greatest tea drinkers in the world highlighting their cultural affinity for tea and its central role in daily life and hospitality.
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Tibet
Voting Tops Agenda For Commission
Middletown's new city commissioner Joe Lewis, sworn in Saturday, faces a light agenda at the first meeting tonight. Commission clerk Sylvia Hughes says there is no legislation yet and minutes from two meetings last week are all that exist. They will elect a chair and vice chair, with William Denham having chaired the prior two terms. Residents opposing Basin G may not attend. Hughes hopes for a turnout but doubts it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Joe Lewis
Sylvia Hughes
Chilean submarine Thompson arrives for six month overhaul
The Chilean submarine Thompson has reached the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for a routine overhaul expected to last about six months. Before transfer to Chile in 1961 the vessel was the U S submarine Springer.
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Philadelphia
Thompson
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
Republic of Chile
U.S
Springer
Bacon Declares Candidacy for Butler County Commissioners
Donald S. Bacon of Fairfield announces his bid for a seat on the Butler County Board of Commissioners in the May primary. A 40 year old lifelong county resident, he previously owned Bacon Auto Sales and later served as personnel administrator for Division 8 of the State Highway Department. He now works for Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe and holds multiple civic positions including March of Dimes chair, Hamilton Area Young Republican Club trustee, and former club president. he is married with three sons.
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Hamilton
Donald S. Boon
Northview Circle
Fairfield
Butler County Commissioners
Bacon
Bacon Auto Sales
Division 8
State Highway Department
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Fairfield March of Dimes
Hamilton Area
Young Republican Club
Club
County Gop
Washington Lodge of Masons
Valley of Cincinnati Scottish Rite
Syrian Temple Shrine
Auto crashes in area blamed on wet roads and alcohol
Ohio State Patrol and Middletown police cited alcohol, wet roads and heavy traffic as causes of weekend crashes. The only fatality was Thomas R. Phillips, 23, killed when pinned between an auto and a wrecker on Rt 4 near Rt 63. Five others injured in a two car crash on Germantown Road.
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Ohio State Patrol
Middletown
Thomas R. Phillips
Renee Drive
Rt. 4
Rt. 63
Germantown Road
Carmody Boulevard
Vernon Manley
Judy
Ronald E. McGuire
Linn Road
Liberty Township
Middletown Hospital
Yankee Road
McGuire
Driver Charged In Auto Death
Victor Lee Gilbert, 37, of Franklin faces manslaughter and failure to maintain assured clear distance charges after the fatal hit run that injured Thomas R. Phillips, 23. Other weekend accidents injured six people on area highways with multiple citations for speeding and unsafe driving.
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Victor Lee Gilbert
Moyer
Franklin
Thomas R. Phillips
Renee
Gilbert
Highway Patrol
Two-Car Crash Injures Teen Passenger in City Minor
Sandy Estes 16 of 906 Catalpa Drive suffered a forehead abrasion after a collision involving a car driven by Melody Estes 18 and another car driven by Robert Kennedy 46. The incident occurred yesterday and was treated at a local hospital.
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Jesse Ray Kidd
Cincinnati
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Ralph C. Hughes
Franklin St
Nee
Newland
Main St
Hughes
Sandy Estes
Catalpa Drive
Melody Estes
Robert Kennedy
Sixth Ave
Nixon Seeks Seat in New Ohio 11th District
Corwin Nixon of Warren County announces candidacy for the state legislature from the newly drawn 11th district covering Warren and Clinton counties. He previously served as county commissioner and manages the Warren County Fair while leading the Lebanon Trotting Association. He sits on the government operation, finance, and agriculture committees.
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Lebanon
Corwin Nixon
Warren
Clinton
Supreme Court
Ohio
Nixon
Warren County
Lebanon Trotting Association
Finance and Agriculture
Two Hamilton Residents and Cincinnati Man Injured in Crash
Two Hamilton residents and a Cincinnati man suffered injuries in a two car collision at 2 a.m. Saturday. Police said the incident occurred on a city street and traffic details are under investigation.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Middletown man cited for intoxicated driving after two car crash
Charles Duff Hatton, 48, of Middletown Trailer Court, was cited for driving while intoxicated after a two car crash on S Main Street. He rear ended Fern Wills, 3704 Jewell Ave, as she slowed for a vehicle turning onto Buena Avenue. A woman from Franklin was cited for red light violation in a separate crash at Rt 122 and old Rt 25.
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Charles Duff Hatton
Middletown Trailer Court
S. Main Street
Middletown
Hatton
Fern Wills
Jewell Ave
Buena Avenue
Franklin
Rt. 122
Rt. 25
Moose Lodge Safe Hit Leaves Loss Near $1000
Two break ins reported to Butler County sheriff. Moose Lodge 501 manager Ray Willem Theiss said a burglar entered between 1 and 9 a m Sunday, smashed a second story window, moved the safe to a two wheeled cart and rolled it to the ladies room. The safe top was breached and $919 in cash and $42 in checks were taken, with $200 in safe damage. A separate entry at 3113 Ottawa Street caused $30 damage to a front door. a pocket watch and cigarettes valued at about eight dollars were taken from Wallace Peters.
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Butler County Sheriff’s Office
Yesteroe Oe
Ray Palm- Willem Theiss
Moose Lodge
S. Main St
Wallace Petrs
Ottawa St
Peters
Dep
Walter Reynolds
Clifton Hyde
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Oma
Reynolds Ave
George W. Turpin
Carlisle
Harry Crum
Woodlawn Ave
Chili Parlor
N. Clinton St
Niles
Traffic Bureau
William Kenneth Buchanan
Omaha St
Oxford State Road
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Fred W. Baker
Auburn St
Wilbraham Road
Pact
Morgan
Rick’s TV Service
TESA
Donald Bacon County Commission
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North Avenue
Kennedy
James Stacey
Columbia Ave
Naomi Monday
Clinton St
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Water St
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Highland Street
Jefferson Road
Bill Turner
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