Three Firms Named Medicare Agents
Washington AP Three firms were appointed to handle hospital insurance payments under Medicare Blue Cross Association Aetna Life and Travelers will process enrollments and payments Secretary Gardner said the measure aims for efficient administration Hospitals may opt out of representation The March 31 deadline applies to those age 65 by January 1 seeking voluntary medical care coverage.
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Blue Cross Association
Eels
Aetna Life
Travelers Tga
Hacer
Gardner
No Jump Seen For Beer Prices
Ohio state liquor director says beer prices should not rise due to a 22 percent minimum markup on carryout malt beverages. The plan, devised to standardize pricing, faced enforcement delays and was altered in November.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald
Cook
Moo
Crunchy breakfast costs rise in Springville
In Springville Utah AP report Jean Wightman paid almost 109 dollars for a crunchy breakfast that proved tough to chew. Linda Bartholodaee Tatachede reportedly lost contact lenses in a bowl while her mother noted the bites were unusually hard.
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Springville
Utah
Jean Wightman
Linda Bartholodaee
Ser um Developed in Jerusalem Against Yellow Scorpion
An effective serum against the bite of the world’s most poisonous yellow scorpion has been developed at Hebrew University. University spokesman said the serum targets the venom and offers new treatment options.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Hebrew University
University
Two Churches Try Jazz and Folk at Services
In Cleveland, two churches will mix jazz and folk music into worship. The Dukes of Dixieland perform at Trinity Cathedral replacing traditional music, while Christ Episcopal Church in Shaker Heights plans a special communion with students volunteering to play guitar banjo bass fiddle and drums.
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Dukes of Dixieland
Trinity Cathedral
Robert Owen
Christ Episcopal Church
Shaker Heights
White To Try Beating Rhodes In Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
Mount Vernon businessman William L. White announces plans to file petitions and enter the Republican gubernatorial race against Gov. James A. Rhodes. White accuses Rhodes of failing to meet responsibilities in state departments and for citizens, noting Rhodes has not yet declared re election.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
William L. White
Secretary of State
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
White
Bennett sworn in as 47th West Point superintendent
Maj. Gen. Donald V. Bennett, a Lakeside Ohio native and West Point graduate of 1940, took the oath Monday as the 47th superintendent of the U S Military Academy at West Point New York.
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N. Y
Donald V. Bennett
Lakeside
Ohio
U. S. Military Academy
Bennett
Obituary for Orville Billy Bailey Grafton area
Orville Billy Bailey 52 died 12:27 a m at home 36 E Gunthle St after a long illness He was a lifelong resident of German town area and a World War II veteran formerly a machinist at Moraine Box Corp Dayton Surviving: stepson Robert Bailey serving in Holland with the Air Force two half brothers George Knore Sr Middletown Rt 2 and Eugene Reed Miamisburg Arrangements incomplete at John Arpp Funeral Home.
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Middletown
Daisy Mercurio of Lebanon Dies After Asthma Attack
Mrs. Daisy Mercurio 57 of 214 W Mulberry St Lebanon died on arrival at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after an asthma attack at home. She is survived by four daughters Beulah Fields Florence Ky Shirley Lutz and Lucille Carter Cincinnati mother Melissa Bowman Lebanon three brothers Dudley Stanley Bowman and Dewey Bowman and two sisters Effie Naylor Arizona Dollie Chastain California. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Calling hours tomorrow 4 to 9 p.m.
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Mt. Crab
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Florence
Shirley Lutz
Lucille Carter
Melissa Bowman
Dudley
Stanley Bowman
Dewey Bowman
Dayton
Effie Naylor
Arizona
Dollie Chastain
California
Oswald
Lébanon Cemetery
Memorial Home
Obituary Outsizes May Graves Across Several Families
Mrs Mary West age 65 of 1138 S 12th St to services 10 am tomorrow Brown Dawson. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Roy Jones of 1125 Central Ave private services Colligan. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Samples 335 Main services tomorrow Irvine Ky. Thomas Laven Sr age 78 of 425 N Ninth St services 2 pm Thursday Klaus Weigel. Charles Krebs age 81 of 5700 Hamilton Richmond Road Oxford services 2 pm tomorrow Marshall Smith.
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S. 12Th St
Brown-Dawson
Roy Jones
Central Ave
Colligan
Robert Samples
Irvine
Thomas Laven Sr
Ninth St
Klaus-Weigel
Charles Krebs
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Oxford
Marshall- Smith
Obituaries: Hilberry Faber du Faur Moore Die
Dr Clar erice Hilberry 63 former Wayne State president and Ford Foundation consultant died of a heart attack Curt von Faber du Faur 70 renowned author and Yale German literature professor died at 70 in New Haven George Thomas Moore 67 ex assistant secretary of commerce under Eisenhower died likely of heart attack in Arcadia California
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New York
Clarerice Hilberry
Wayne State University
Detroit
Ford Foundation
New Haven
Conn
Arcadia
Calif
George Thomas Moore
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Probe Into Coby Deaths Continues in Cincinnati
Police expand inquiry into the November 25 1964, slaying of Dennis Coby and his wife Evely. A 42 year old Cincinnati man admitted to a mental hospital after questioning about the crime, no charges yet filed. Investigators seek a .38 caliber pistol found near the couple’s car in the garage.
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Cincinnati
Veterans Administration Hospital
Lexington
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Evely
Coby
Youth Bound Over In Warren Theft Case
A Waynesville youth Bruce D. Moseman 19 pleaded guilty to burglary and entered bound over to the Warren county grand jury under 1000 dollars. Deputies said the Dec 31 theft at The Hut Route 73 and 48 included 29 bottles of whisky and $4 in change. four bottles recovered. Two other youths aged 16 and 17 were arrested and sent to county juvenile authorities.
Breckenridge Ski Area Building Blows Up
Breckenridge Colorado AP reports an explosion at the ski area operations and administration building caused a blast that blew the two story rough timber structure from its crawl space. John Bos lift manager described hearing and feeling the blast from about 300 yards away. officials had not confirmed a cause.
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Franklin Boy Hurt In Mishap
A five year old Franklin youth was treated at Middletown Hospital for contusions after being struck on S Main Street by a car driven by Tommy Roseberry 22 of Spring Ave. The boy ran from between parked cars and was hit when he collided with the car fender and was struck by a tire. Roseberry was not cited.
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Fourth Street
Tommy Roseberry
Spring Ave
Anglesby
Roseberry
Vandals cause damage and theft at local sites
Police report 130 damage to a truck and 25 in tools stolen from Charles F. McCurdy Construction on Jefferson Road near Lamberton Street. Don Pelrey of 158 Sands Avenue reported a 15 briefcase stolen from his car near Crawford Street. A 17 year old
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Crawford St
Transit Strike Sparks Citywide Tensions in New York
The NY transit strike deepens as authorities and AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union dispute Lindsay proposals. Mediators urged return to talks while unions demand fair wages and immediate settlement. Lindsay insists on a prompt end with a fair price. MacMahon accuses rhetoric of delaying gains. The walkout, beginning New Year’s Day, costs the city about 100 million daily.
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Pees
Douglas L. MacMahon
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Patent Commission Grees
Sylvester Garrett
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Expectant Mom Delivers After Bicycle Ride to Hospital
AP reports Brooklyn couple Austin and Jo Ann Scott traveled seven miles by bicycle to a Manhattan hospital as a labor began. Jo Ann gave birth to a 7-pound baby girl, Stephanie Diane, and both mother and child are reported well. Public reaction to a transit strike includes thousands of letters to Mayor Lindsay, with international responses also noted.
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Brooklyn
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London
Ve-Ams mail out eighteen packages for Vietnam service
Eighteen packages to area servicemen in Viet Nam were scheduled for mailing today by the Ve-Ams. A request for more items and funds for future mailings was issued. Four more stores were added for item deposits Pat's Super Markets Bennett's Pharmacies in Franklin and Springboro. Names of Trenton and Franklin servicemen may be given to the Ve-Ams by calling local contacts. Donations may be sent to listed American Legion, city and bank representatives in Middletown and Hamilton area.
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Springboro
Trenton
Sylvia Hays
Arthur Sanderson
American Legion
Main St
William Denham
Middletown
Charles Terhune
Man sentenced in fatal traffic crash in Butler County
Delbert G. Creditt, 26, was found guilty of second degree manslaughter and driving while intoxicated in a 1965 Butler County fatality. He received $500 fine and a six month workhouse term for manslaughter and a $100 fine plus three day workhouse term for the DWI. A passenger, William Elliott, died at the scene after the car plunged over an embankment on Cincinnati-Dayton Road.
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Hamilton
Creditt
Cincinnati-Dayton
William Elliott
Cincinnati
Fiehrer
Ohio aid for aged program costs exceed 44 million
State Auditor Roy Cloud reported that Ohio's aid for the aged program cost more than 44 million dollars in the first half of the current fiscal period. The expenditures rose by more than 866 thousand dollars compared with the same period last year.
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Ohio
Polie
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