Deaths Across Continents Claim Noted Figures
Fayetteville Arkansas Dr Lippert E Ellis 62 agricultural economic adviser to the ICC in Turkey died of a heart attack He was born in Bridgeport Michigan Ajay Ghosh 52 secretary general of the Communist Party of India died of a heart attack in New Delhi Booth P Luck 52 radio’s Man of 100 voices killed in a car truck collision in Crystal Lake Illinois Ray J Turk 34 former newspaper reporter and war correspondent died at his Euclid Ohio home of a heart attack the second in six months
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Fayetteville, Ark
Lippert E. Ellis
International Cooperation Administration
Turkey
Bridgeport
Mich
New Delhi
India
Ajay Ghosh
Communist Party of India
Crystal Lake
Ill
Booth P. Luck
Cleveland (Ap
Ray J. Turk
Euclid
Stolen Car Recovered. Praters’ Vehicle Found Near Red Lion
State patrolmen yesterday recovered a car stolen from the 900 block of Yankee Road early Saturday. The auto owned by James and Mary Prater of 2305 Longfellow Street was found abandoned on Ohio 122 in Red Lion.
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Yankee Road
James and Mary Prater
Longfellow St
Ohio 122
Red Lion
Deaths And Funerals Notices In Brief
Cornelia Coffey 86 Thornhill Tenn died at home of daughter in Carlisle. Survived by husband Henry daughter Mrs White son James Lee Dalton two step daughters two brothers. Services 10 am Wednesday Fairview Church Thornhill burial there. Call Eaton Funeral Home today 4 to 9 pm. Also noted Armco Steel executive Jr wife William and three grandchildren. Services 2 pm tomorrow Pearson Funeral Louisville burial there. Frank M Morris 64 Ludlow St services 2 pm tomorrow. Robert W Reigers 40 Pleasant Ave Requiem High Mass 9:30 am Wednesday St Ann Church. William E Parker 77 Lulu Ave services 2 pm Wednesday.
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Cornelia Coffey Franklin
Cornelia Coffey
Thornhill
Tenn
Aliie White
Gladys Drive
Carlisle
Fairview
Eaton Funeral Home
Armco Steel Corp
Wymond
William
Pearson Funeral Home
Louisville
Frank M. Morris
Ludlow St
Brown
Death of Thomas A. Quinn Middletown resident
Thomas A. Quinn, 81, native of Middletown, died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 7:35 p.m. He had been ill for two years and had lived at 521 S. Main St. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mamie Moore of Long Beach California. Requiem High Mass will be 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Trinity Church, burial in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary and calling hours are at Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow.
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Thomas A. Quinn
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mary Quinn
Quinn
Middletown
California
S. Main St
Mamie Moore
Long Beach
Calif
Mrs Ria Wymond Dies in Louisville Yesterday
Mrs Ria Wymond of Louisville died there yesterday. She was the mother of Mrs Peggy Verity, wife of C William Verity.
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Ria Wymond
Louisville
Peggy Verity
C William Verity
DiSalle Plans Self-Funded Gubernatorial Campaign
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle said he will run his re election bid without financial help from state or county Democratic committees. He will set up campaign HQs in Columbus and Cleveland with six volunteers and will not use the $100 a plate dinner funds unless approved by the state committee. He criticized Attorney General Mark McElroy’s reactions as largely personal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy
di Salle
Cleveland
Mark McElroy
DiSalle
Vandalism Forces Closure at Assumption School
Cleveland AP report notes extensive weekend vandalism at Assumption School with ten of twelve classrooms damaged including ransacked desks broken windows ink-splashed supplies and disrupted equipment leading to today's canceled classes.
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Cleveland
Assumption School
Senators Split Over UN Bonds
Washington AP report on Senate Foreign Relations Committee briefings by Secretary of State Rusk regarding U.N. bonds to fund Congo and Middle East operations. Democrats oppose, Republicans split, with Gore urging purchase to defeat Khrushchev in Congo and Aiken warning of Soviet escape routes. UN deficit expected around 170 million by June 30 due to unpaid assessments.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
U.N
Rusk
Congress
Kennedy
Congo
Middle East
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Senate l Committee
Khrushchev
Gore
Africa
Soviet Union
World Organization
Gaza Strip
Two Drivers Cited In Wrecks Here
Two drivers were cited into Municipal Court after city traffic accidents yesterday. No injuries were reported. Tandy R. Adams, 32, 416 Hickory St., charged with an assured clear distance violation after his church bus collided with a car driven by Fred Kissinger, 58, 410 Hickory St. on Carmody Boulevard. Damage totaled $80. William Haddix, 58, Dayton, charged with passing on the right after his car and a vehicle driven by Harold G. Philpot, 18, Middletown Rt. 3, collided in the 1800 block of S. Main Street. Damage amounted to. Officers also investigated two more accidents late Saturday.
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Tandy R. Adams
Hickory St
Fred Kissinger
Carmody Boulevard
William Haddix
Dayton
Harold G. Philpot
Middletown
Broken Pipe Sets Off Alarm at Pollock Paper Co
A sprinkler pipe froze and burst, triggering the automatic fire alarm and sending city firemen to Pollock Paper Co., 1601 Plum Ave. There was no fire. Emergency responders aided Lucius Baker, 64, of 1318 Young St., who was having trouble breathing and was taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition.
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Pollock Paper Co
Plum Ave
Lucius Baker
Young St
Baker
Middletown
Shelter Quiz Set For Homes In Cleveland Area
Census workers in Cleveland will ask homeowners this week if they have a fallout shelter or plan to install one within 12 months. The questions, at the Defense Department's request, also cover auto purchases, TVs, washing machines, and refrigerators for a national consumer buying trends study.
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Cleveland
Ap) Bureau of Census
Tuis
Defense Department
Federal Reserve Board
WISHING WELL: A daily letter puzzle game
A 1962 feature by William Z. Miler explains a pleasant little game that yields a fortune message. Players compute a key number from their name, then read letters at checked positions across a rectangle to reveal the daily message.
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William Z. Miler
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Goldwater to Open Miami Tradition Lecture Series
US Senator Barry Goldwater will open the W. A Hammond Lectures on the American Tradition at Miami University tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Withrow Court. The privately funded series stems from a $25,000 Hammond gift from Xenia chemist Dr. W. A. Hammond. Goldwater, a leading conservative voice and 1964 presidential candidate, will speak after a 5 p.m. stop at the Miami airport and before a flight to Muncie, Indiana.
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Oxford
New Miami University
Barry Goldwater
Withrow
W. A Hammond
W. A. Hammond
Xenia
Miami
Goldwater
Hammond
Injured Cincinnatians in McArthur Street Crash near Fairfield
Two Cincinnati residents were in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after a crash on U S 127 in Fairfield yesterday at 6 p m. Eight people were involved. four others were treated and dismissed. Driver Tom Walls, 28, and Clar ence Stephens, 22, suffered facial injuries while McArthur Stephens 18 and Leola Shamer 24 were admitted with skull fracture, jaw fracture and severe head injuries. Walls said another car turned onto the highway from Gray Road causing him to swerve into a brick planter and roll into a field.
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Hamilton
Wall
U. S. 127
Fairfield
Gray Road
Fairfield City Limits
More U.S. Planes Reach Saigon
A U S Navy ship Breton arrived with two large Army helicopters and several observation planes to aid President Diem’s forces against the Viet Cong. Jet fighters and a Neptune bomber were aboard to be sent to Japan, with four jets landing at Saigon airport. Officials denied a report of a larger helicopter discharge and kept silent on exact numbers amid a major U S military buildup in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Yokosuka Naval Air Station
Japan
U.S
United States
Republic
Grass Fire In Mayfield Contained At Don Miller Home
Mayfield firemen yesterday checked a $250 fire of undetermined cause at the Don Miller residence 1724 Fernwood Street. The blaze started in a bedroom closet but was confined to that room with heavy smoke filling the single story frame home.
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Mayfield
Don Miller
Fernwood St
Two Teens Arrested In Tool Theft Case
A December burglary at the Dietown Lincoln Mercury Co. at 271 Tytus Ave. was solved over the weekend with the arrest of the last of five Miami sburg youths. The break in yielded a box of tools worth 300 dollars. the suspects tried to hawk the loot to a Miami sburg service station operator. The 16 and 17 year old boys were turned over to Montgomery County juvenile authorities.
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Dietown
Lincoln Mercury Co
Tytus Ave
Miamisburg
Jack Crocker
Montgomery County
India Sets Date For Elections
The Election Commission announced that India will hold its third general elections from February 2 to February 25 in most areas. About 210 million voters can elect the Lok Sabha and state assemblies, with Prime Minister Nehru’s Congress aiming to win control. other parties seek to lead the opposition.
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New Delhi
India
Elections Commission
Nehru
Congress Party
Herbert Improving at Grant Hospital After Seizure
Ohio Supreme Court Justice and former governor Thomas J. Herbert was reported improving and in fair condition at Grant Hospital Columbus after suffering a seizure Friday night linked to a prior stroke in March. Authorities announced the improvement late Sunday, noting his condition had earlier been poor.
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Columbus, Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio Supreme Court
Grant Hospital
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