Opening of Schools Depends on Snow Conditions
Middletown schools and four Catholic schools closed due to snow. Supt. Howard Cromwell said streets and roads were improving by mid morning and if snowfall remains light, schools will reopen tomorrow morning. If heavy snow falls, a radio update will follow this evening. Miami University Academic Center closed today but will open tomorrow.
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Middletown
Howard Cromwell
Miami University
H. H. Lawrence
Fourteen Finalists Named for Middletown Junior Miss Contest
Fourteen local girls were selected to compete for Middletown's Junior Miss title with the pageant set for 7:30 PM Saturday at Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium. Prefinal judging occurred at the American Legion Hall with judges from business and media including Keith Wolfram, Knight Goodman, Dr Ann Dyer, and Judge Fred Cramer.
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Middletown
Keith Wolfram
Roosevelt Junior High School
Janet Marie Robinson
Linden Ave
Marcia E. Howman
S. Highview Road
Judy Widener
Nora Ave
Sandi Rubidoux
Forest Gien Drive
Marilyn Lee Brewer
Hetzler Road
Anne Swisher
Santa Fe Road
Laura Cox
Judy Snyder
Brittan Lane
Monroe
Paula E Taylor
Lee Drive
Jenny Lawwill
Princeton Ave
Molly Mitzel
Canova Drive
Jill Kennedy
Dana Drive
Derylann Knepshield
Trenton-Franklin
Barbara Ann Spence
American Legion Hall
Knight Goodman
Aeronta Manufacturing Corp
Ann Dyer
James Lawrence
Calvin F Lloyd
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Middletown Area
Hearing On Tufts Set Tonight Before County Judge
Tonight at 6 30 pm Judge John Zopff will hear motions by the Tufts. One seeks contempt findings against four newspapers Middletown Journal Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati Post and Times Star and Dayton Daily News for unfair reporting. The other requests a jury trial. Sheriff Roy Wallace and Humane Officer Carl Creach filed affidavits accusing the Tufts of neglecting about 200 head of livestock on their Perry Road farm in Waynesville. 43 pigs reportedly died. The Tufts deny the charges and say livestock were cared for with twice daily feeding and pneumonia blamed by their veterinarian for pig deaths.
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Warren County
John Zopff
The
Tufts
Middletown Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Post & Times Star
Dayton Daily News
Dember
Roy Wallace
Humane
Carl Creach
Perry Road
Waynesville
DiSalle Hosts Party for Legislative Correspondents
Former Gov Michael V DiSalle and wife hosted a Saturday night party at their Columbus home for members of the Legislative Correspondents Association. DiSalle made no political statements and called the gathering a continuation of Christmas fetes he held as governor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V DiSalle
Legislative Correspondents Association
DiSalle
Miami coeds reflect on Panama strife and tensions
Renata Alexander and Marilyn Humma share views on recent Panama Canal area unrest. Both say the flare up seemed plausible amid Panamanian resentment toward Americans and potential external influence, but they found no signs of Communist involvement.
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Oxford
Miami University
Panama Canal Area
Renata Judith Alexander
Panama City
Panama
Germany
Albert Finstein Institute
Marilyn Gene Humma
Quarry Heights
Canal Zone
Balboa High School
W. J. Humma
Metropolis
Headquarters
Caribbean Command
Miami
College of Arts & Science
Alexander
Humma
Shark Bites Skin Diver Off Farallon Islands
San Francisco AP report details a skin diver named John Rochette 21 of Burlingame bitten in the thighs near the Farallon Islands. Doctors said a nerve cut briefly paralyzed his right foot and an operation was planned. Witnesses saw a 25 foot shark.
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John Rochette
Burlingame
Farallon Islands
Police Question Man in Bellefontaine Wife Shooting
In Bellefontaine Ohio police questioned 39 year old William Sidders through the weekend about the fatal shooting of his wife 32 year old Bobbie Sidders Saturday. The investigation continued as authorities sought motive and other details.
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Bellefontaine, Ohio
William Sidders
Bobbie
Levey Seeks Re‑election to Ohio House
Middletown Republican Barry Levey announced his candidacy for re election to the Ohio House of Representatives. The attorney from Butler County serves on the judiciary metropolitan areas and liquor control committees and was appointed to a special annexation and metropolitan expansion study panel.
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Barry Levey
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio House of Representatives
Levey
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
University of Michigan
Nestern University
Ohio State University College of Law
Middletown Area
Levey Named Board Member and Local Leader
Levey, currently vice president of the Mound Builder's Area Council of Boy Scouts of America, serves on multiple local boards including the Middletown Safety Council and the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce development committee. He notes his petitions have been received by the Butler County Board of Elections and are circulating.
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Levey
Mound Builder's Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Middletown Safety Council
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Engle Not Able To Campaign says state party chief
State Democratic Chairman Eugene Wyman said US Senator Clair Engle is not in condition to campaign. Wyman, returning from a meeting with Engle, described the senator as looking good but having difficulty speaking after brain surgery in August. Engle has announced plans to seek re election in November.
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Los Angeles
Eugene Wyman
Clair Engle
Wyman
Tom Carvey Jr
California Democratic Council
Engle
Snow Drifts Delay City Winter Cleanup Efforts
Heavy snow lingers as drifting hinders plows and salt trucks. City crews, 32 workers across eight-hour shifts, battle powdery accumulations with rented graders and front loaders. Two early accidents reported amid slick roads and low visibility.
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ITV
Public Service
A. Boeke
Boeke
Games Canceled In Spring Hill Church League Night
Weather cancels three church league basketball games set for tonight at Spring Hill School. The games will be rescheduled to the first Monday night after the regular season, February 2.
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Spring Hill School
Baby Suffocates In Fallen Crib During Visit
A four month old child of Miamisburg parents visiting in Franklin died from suffocation after a crib collapsed and blanketed the infant. Kristeen Kennel of Miamisburg slept in a crib at William Connors home where she was found dead around 10 p m. Dr Jack Lytle Warren County deputy coroner ruled death accidental. Surviving are the parents and grandparents with funeral arrangements set through Eaton and Miller funeral homes Evansville Indiana.
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Franklin
Miamisburg
Kristeen
Wayne Kennel
E. Linden Ave
William Connors
Sokiaan Drive
Jack Lytle
Warren County
Kennet Kennel
St. Charles
Oscar Knepper
Evansville
Ind
Miller & Miller Funeral Home
Eaton Funeral Home
New Deerfield Union School District Formed In Warren County
Warren County’s Kings Mills and South Lebanon districts merge to form Deerfield Union, creating the county’s second largest educational complex. Leo Riffle leads as superintendent. principals remain, including Darrel Courtney at the high school and John Mays at Kings Mills. Glenn Smith is board president with Richard Doughman vice president and H Lee Gilmer clerk. Board meets first and third Thursdays at Kings Mills school. The district serves about 2,200 students.
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Lebanon
Kings Mills
South Lebanon
Deerfield Union
Warren County
Leo Riffle
Darrel Courtney
John Mays
Kings Millis
Aesteen
Glenn Smith
Richard Doughman
H. Lee Gilmer
Wyoming plates carry plea from prisoner in 1964 note
In Sheridan Wyoming an AP report notes that Del Martin found a license plate with the message Help I am being held against my will, written on one of the 1964 Wyoming auto plates. The plates were made at the Wyoming State Penitentiary.
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Sheridan
Wyo
del Martin
Wyoming
Commissioners Schedule Meeting At New Time
City commissioners will meet at their new time Monday with a routine agenda. The main item is a proposed water-rate increase, plus letters from Clarence Deger and Joseph J Atkinson Jr asking for softened water and affordability considerations.
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Tomit
Clarence Deger
Hampton Place
Joseph J. Atkinson Jr
Central Ave
Commison
Headstone topples killing girl in Brisbane
A 4 year old, Leah Roslyn Hart, was killed when a 112 pound stone cross above a headstone toppled as she ran to catch her mother during a grave visit to her grandmother and seven year old uncle’s plots. The accident occurred after she bumped the loose stone while flowers were being placed.
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Brisbane
Australia
Leah Roslyn Hart
Archbishop Cushing On Severe Diet For Ulcers
Cardinal Richard Cushing the 68 year old Archbishop of Boston says he has been placed on a severe diet due to stomach ulcers. He is hospitalized and under medical care at no public statement on his condition is given. The archbishop has led the Boston diocese for many years and is a prominent figure in Catholic circles.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
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