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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1968

Page

2

Middletown reports first 1968 traffic fatality

William Lansaw aged 70 of 2220 South Main Street died four hours after a two car crash on South Main Street. The collision involved a 1965 model driven by Jimmy Anderson, 25, of 710 Fourteenth Avenue. Autopsy planned. Lansaw had chest injuries. Funeral home notes incomplete arrangements.

Middletown William Lansaw S. Main Street Lansaw S. Main St Middletown Hospital Lawson Jimmy Anderson 14Th Ave Anderson Lansan Auto Kitsie Butler County Joseph Baker and Son

Morton Sees Nixon Edge in GOP Convention Support

Kentucky senator Thruston B. Morton says Richard Nixon shows the strongest potential convention support among GOP prospects. Morton notes George Romney once had governors’ united backing, but disaffection drove some to favorite-son candidates. He cites New England, New York and New Jersey elections as keys to GOP House control.

Kentucky Thruston B. Morton Richard M. Nixon Morton Boston Michigan George Romney New England New York New Jersey

Jury Ignores Collet Case at Warren Grand Jury

Warren Deputy Fred Collet, suspended Oct. 4, 1967, faced a grand jury after the discovery of a deceased youth identified as Harmon Halcomb. The panel did not return an indictment. Sheriff Byron Kennard said Collet fired two shots toward two people who did not heed his warning.

Lebanon Warren County Warren Fred Collet Collet Eva Field Byron Kennard Harmon Halcomb

Blood Needed to Help Nathan Daniels in Cincinnati Surgery

Nathan Daniels, a nine year old orphan from Middletown, requires 15 pints of blood for open heart surgery at Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati. Only six pints have been drawn so far as seven potential donors were refused and six more are scheduled, with donors urged to help due to limited blood bank supplies.

Ite Nathan Daniels Middletown Children’s Hospital Cincinnati Middletown Hospital Nathan Butler County Welfare Department Lincoln Elementary Dodos Cincinnati Blood Bank

Fire damages medical building. $150,000 loss in Eaton

A two story brick building on Lewisburg Road, the Preble County Medical Building, suffered heavy damage with $150,000 estimated. Eight apartments were left homeless as the fire, not believed to be arson, prompted state fire marshal investigations due to puzzling contents and roof ceiling origin. Red Cross and city officials began locating temporary housing for residents.

Eaton Preble County Medical Dick Shock Shock Lewisburg Road Red

Services For Fire Victim Schul Held Tuesday

Funeral services for Herman Schul, 62, of 11814 Jacksonburg Road, killed when his trailer burned north of the Butler County line, will be Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Zimmermen Funeral Home Gratis. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Schul survived by two sons James A of Franklin and William of Middletown, a sister Naomi Fisher of Middletown, a brother Delbert of Middletown, and four grandchildren. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Monday at the funeral home.

Herman Schul Jacksonburg Road Butler County Zimmerman Gratis Fairview Cemetery Herb Shanefelt Schul James A Franklin William Middletown Noami Fisher Delbert

Maddox Sentenced to Life in Jail for Slaying

Carl H. Maddox, 34, was given life imprisonment after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the July 17 sniper slaying of Stanley Dudley, 34, along Ohio 48 near Mason. He had faced a first degree murder indictment by the Warren County Grand Jury and appeared before Judge Fred B. Cramer.

Lebanon Ohio Carl H. Maddox Stanley Dudley Maddox Warren County West Chester Butler County Fred B. Cramer Butler County Common Pleas Court Ohio 48 Mason Dudley

Thousands Flee Sicily After Devastating Earthquakes

Tens of thousands of Sicilians fled north from quake zones to seek jobs and new homes in Switzerland, France, and West Germany. They traveled by train and army trucks, slept in stations, and faced hunger and illness while towns and tent camps expanded evacuations.

Palermo Sicily Italy Switzerland France West Germany Marsala Trapani

Local GI Wounded On Last Mission

Sgt. Steven D. Oyer 21 was wounded by sniper fire near the Cambodian border on his last mission in Vietnam. He suffered two bullet wounds to the stomach and is at Andrews Air Force Base awaiting further surgery after removal of the spleen and malaria risk concerns. He serves with the 211th Army Cavalry and will recuperate at Wright Patterson Air Force Base before discharge.

Vietnam Cambodian Steven D. Oyer Irwin Hank”’ Oyer Central Ave Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Dyer 211Th Army Cavalry Wright Patterson Air Force Base

Bullet Inflicted Wound Shocks Mexican Child

In Mexico City on New Year Eve Sylvia Sanchez, three, woke screaming and her parents found a small wound beside her, which doctors later extracted as a .32 caliber bullet 18 days later. Her parents say the slug was fired by a New Year celebrant outside the bedroom.

Mexico City Sylvia Sanchez Sylvia

Remap Hassle Shows Ohio Assembly Needs Housekeeping

Ohio General Assembly battles over redistricting continue amid partisan strife as lawmakers wrestle with revising congressional and legislative maps to meet Supreme Court one man one vote rulings. The dispute involves administration plans, court deadlines, and past ad hoc fixes. another revision is required after the 1970 census.

Columbus Ohio General Assembly U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Cleveland U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals Anthony J. Celebrezze House James A. Rhodes Ted W. Brown Roger Cloud Saxbe Cincinnati

Deaths And Funerals James Adams

James Adams 76 of 213 Webster St died yesterday at the VA Hospital in Dayton. Services Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Joseph R Baker Son Funeral Home with Verden Buchanan of Kingdom Hall Jehovahs Witnesses officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Monday 2 5 and 7 9 p m at the funeral home. Survivors include daughter Nila Back of Big Woods KY and daughter Ica Ferguson of Middletown. sisters Ida Miller of Middletown and Lize Barnett of Moorehead KY. Charles Smith of Franklin. 12 grandchildren. Funeral services for James Adams and burial in Woodside Cemetery.

James Adams Webster St Joseph R. Baker & Son Verden Buchanan Kingdom Hall Jehovah's Witness Will Woodside Friends Adams Dayton Nila Back Big Woods Ica Ferguson Middletown Ida i Miller Lize Barnett Moorehead Charles Smith Franklin McCoy- Leffler Funeral Edwin Bobbitt Woodside Cemetery

Arrangements for John Blair Underway at Local Funeral Home

John Blair 76 of 2816 Oxford State Road died Friday in Elma Washington while visiting a daughter. Arrangements remain incomplete at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home.

John Blair Oxford State Road McCoy-Leffler Blair Elma Wash

Virginia Jeffery 61 Dies in Middletown Hospital

Virginia Jeffery aged 61 of the Colonial Apartments Jackson Lane died yesterday at 11:50 a.m. in Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since November 21. Survived by husband Lawrence a daughter Mrs Joan Williams of Middletown a step-daughter Mrs Mary Anna Atkins of Lexington a sister Mrs Elizabeth Miley Middletown and two brothers James Smith of Middletown and another brother.

Virginia G. Jeffery Colonial Apartments Jackson Lane Middletown Hospital Lawrence Joan Williams Middletown Mary Anna Atkins Lexington Elizabeth Miley James Smith

Women Over 100 Outnumber Men In Japan

A Showa Women's University survey reports women aged 100 and older outnumber men four to one in Japan. Of 167 centenarians, 85 percent did not smoke and 45 percent abstained from liquor.

Tokyo Showa Women's University Japan

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