Eisenhower agrees Nixon had a point on press bias
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower backs Richard Nixon’s criticism of the press saying bias often shows in reporting and that while he supports freedom of the press he expects responsibility. He notes reporters’ bias during Nixon’s career and recalls a Los Angeles news conference last November.
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NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Cedel
Pawwraay Evening Post
Nixon
Los Angeles
California
Troy Boy Killed By Brother's Gun
Kenneth Brown 14 discharged a pistol accidentally on a stairway at home near Troy Ohio. The bullet hit Franklin Brown Jr. 16 at the stairwell bottom in the heart, killing him instantly according to the Miami County Sheriff's Office.
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Troy Ohio
Kenneth Brown
Here
Franklin Brown, Jr
Miami County
Actor Al St. John Dies of Heart Attack at 70
In Lyons Georgia AP reports veteran Western actor Al St. John aged 70 known as Fuzzy Q Jones died Monday of a heart attack in his wife Flo-Bell Moore’s arms. Born in Santa Ana California he appeared in his first film in 1911 and was to perform in a Dalida area snow scene Monday night. The article notes his long career in silent and sound Westerns and his California roots.
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Miami
Fla
Joseph Arthur Simard
Montreal
Baer St. Paul
Que
Glasgow
Scotland
John Read
St. Andrews University
Pasadena
Calif
Gordon A. Alles
Death notices for Mrs Lela Conover and family
Services for Mrs Lela Conover 58 of 223 Young St will be at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Visitation Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9 pm. Also services for Mrs Conover’s relatives at Eaton Funeral Home at 2 pm with burial in Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Family requests cancer society donations in lieu of flowers.
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Lela B. Conover
Young St
Riggs Funeral
Edwin Bobbitt
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Conover
Fannie Perin
Middletown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
First Baptist Church
Inah
Thomas Jr
Ashlad
Chester
Springboro
James
Austin
Tex
William
Mogadore
Ohio
Carl
Richard
Franklin
John
Glendora
Calif
Eloise Prater
Maryville
Tenn
Sarah Brick
Pittsburgh
Della Foster
Kay Wolfe
Anaheim
Harold Wilson
Raymond Wilson
Kettering
Knoxville
Eaton Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Balmnore
Cancer Society
Service for Mrs Lillian Clark Held at McCoy Leffler
Mrs Lillian Clark 83 of 2910 S Main St dies Sunday at East Orchard Rest Home Lebanon. Visitation today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Lillian Clark
S. Main St
McCoy - Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Clark
East Orchard Rest Home
Lebanon
Mrs Maggie Hounshell Laid To Rest In Kentucky
Maggie Hounshell sixty one? Wait eighty one. Died at home in Vancleve Kentucky. Survived by two sons Esti! and Price and two sisters Emma Wheeler and Bell Lewi. Seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services and burial scheduled for tomorrow in Vancleve.
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Maggie Hounshell
Vancleve
Esti
Franklin and
Price
Emma Wheeler
Middletown
Bell Lewi
Yellow Springs
Infant Smith Dies at Birth in Middletown Hospital
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul Smith Jr of 104 Fifth Ave Chautauqua died at birth at 3 am today in Middletown Hospital Surviving are the parents paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Smith Sr of Chautauqua and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Eldon Rodiech of Anaheim Calif Arrangements incomplete at Wilson Memorial Home
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Paul Smith Jr
Fifth Ave
Chautauqua
Middletown Hospital
Paul Smith Sr
Eldon Rodiech
Anaheim
Calif
Wilson Memorial Home
Franklin man dies after long illness at 75
Thomas Harris Sr., 75, of 766 Tibball Street, died at 8:30 a.m. Monday at Fayette Memorial Hospital in Washington Court House after a two year illness. He retired in 1953.
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Franklin — Thomas Harris Sr
Tibball St
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Washington Court House
Har
Mrs. Addie V. Kline dies at 97 in Dayton
Mrs. Addie V. Kline 97 formerly of Germantown died at 12:30 a.m. today at the home of her foster daughter Mrs. Josephine Blosser in Dayton. Her husband Charles died in 1958. Survived only by foster daughter Mrs. Blosser. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at St. John United Church of Christ with Pastor Donald C. Esslinger. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Calling hours Arpp Funeral Home after 3 p.m. tomorrow and at the church Thursday after 12:30 p.m.
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Germantown
Addie V. Kline
Josephine Blosser
Dayton
Kline
St. John United Church of Christ
Charles
Blosser
Donald C. Esslinger
Germantown Cemetery
Arpp Funeral
Obituaries for Owens and Foyt Held at Two P.m.
Mrs. Mary Owens aged 69 of 2269 Eaton Road will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Griesmer-Grim. Henry A. Foyt aged 88 of 906 Ridge lawn Avenue will have services at 2 p.m. Thursday in Sidney.
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Mary Owens
Eaton Road
Griesmer - Grim
Henry A. Foyt
Ridgelawn Ave
Sidney
Cincinnati Emerges as Meat Packing Hub in 1833
The Ohio Historical Society notes Cincinnati rose to prominence as a meat packing center around 1833, marking a pivotal shift in regional commerce and industry.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Historical Society
Paraplegic Youth Finds New Friends in Crisis
An 18 year old paraplegic teen in Manhattan Beach lay alone for two days after a traffic crash left his father critically injured. Neighbors and police reacted, providing meals clothing and offers to stay with him, he expressed gratitude for the new support network.
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Manhattan Beach
Calif
Bill Weber Sr
Bill Jr
Police Briefs Reported in Dayton Area
Police captured Fred Taylor 22 of Daytor on careless driving no license and disorderly conduct charges at the Dayton police department. Investigations included a clock theft at Edison School later recovered at the rear building and a $400 projector theft from Armco Center Jan 3 21. TV tubes worth nearly $500 were stolen from James Fields truck on Yankee Road. Vandalism to cars in Meadow’s Restaurant lot occurs daily 7 to 9 p.m.
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Fred Taylor
Daytor
Dayton
Edison
J. M. Allen
Armco Center
James Fields
Warren Road
Fields
Yankee Road
Four Die In Lexington Store Fire
Four people died in a Lexington warehouse blaze. Officials identified three victims as W. L. Murray the 62 year old manager Hubert McGuire 52 a buyer and Paul Morgan 39 advertising manager all from Lexington. A fourth body found hours after the explosion remains unconfirmed as Don Trimble the assistant manager was reported missing. The blaze began Monday in the cosmetics section in a half block long building on the East Side. Cause undetermined.
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Lexington
Chester Hager
Kentucky
W. L. Murray
Hubert McGuire
Paul Morgan
Don Trimble
Hager
Trimble
J. E. Berryman
Marietta Marks 175th Birthday Celebration This Summer
Marietta, Ohio, the oldest organized settlement in the state, marks its 175th birthday with a summer celebration featuring community events, historical exhibits, and local festivities. Notable influences include civic groups and regional organizations honoring the milestone.
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Marietta
Ohio
Miami Senior Dies in Leukemia Battle at Home
Gregory S. Britton 22 of Cos Cob Conn a Miami University senior died Saturday in a hospital near his home from leukemia after returning home for special treatment Funeral services are being arranged there.
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Oxford
Miami University
Gregory S. Britton
Cos Cob
Conn
Germantown Safer Mayor Reports Decline in Court Cases
Germantown officials say 1962 saw a safer village with mayor Ross Brewer noting 189 mayor's court cases, down from 318 in 1961 and 245 in 1960. He cited careful budgeting, equipment replacements, and praise for finance chief Claude Ireland while noting a failed street levy and the building commissioner’s resignation. A firehouse bid and village maps were also discussed as part of council business.
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Germantown
Ross Brewer
Brewer
Claude Ireland
Neal Kurfiss
L. Riegel Co
Farmersville
Southern Ohio Covered Bridge Association
Village Achievements Highlight New Public Services
The mayor cited key gains including 24 hour dispatcher and patrol coverage and the replacement of the police cruiser. A motorcycle was added to service, a new fire truck funded in November is now being purchased, and a salt spreader was bought to reduce maintenance costs.
Talks for Cleveland Newspaper Guild in Mayor Office
Negotiators for the Cleveland Newspaper Guild and the two strike bound daily papers met Monday in Mayor Ralph S. Locher's office to discuss grievance procedure and related topics. Another session was set for this afternoon.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Ralph S. Locher
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Son’s of Legionnaires
Middletown, Ohio
National Ameri
Can Legion Magazine
Ohio State
Gion
Harold Agee
Bill Weber JR
Mike Mandzak
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