Groundbreaking Set for Middletown Miami Campus
Six dignitaries including Gov. Rhodes and Armco president will use shovels at 10 a.m. for the Armco Park ceremony launching Miami University Middletown campus. Funds already raised exceed 3 million dollars. campaign continues for furnishings, equipment, and start-up needs.
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Armco
Middletown
Millett
Miami University
Barnitz Fund
McGraw Construction Co
Hake
Cincinnati
Johnston
Franklin Fire Loss Runs High
Fire destroyed two rooms of a six room Franklin house causing about 2000 dollars in damage and forcing occupants to leave. Firefighters were called at 9 15 p m to Owen Lainhart s residence while tackling a car fire on Clay Street. The kitchen and dining room were in flames with heavy smoke throughout the home. The fire may have started from a short in an electric range. No one was home. A separate car fire on Clay Street damaged Edith Hatton s vehicle heavily.
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Franklin
Owen Lainhart
Lake Ave
Clay Street
Edith Hatton
Sixth St
Wash Car After Snow Says AAA Advises
The Butler County Automobile Club urges washing cars after every snowstorm to prevent rust. With more salt and calcium chloride used for snow removal, brine can corrode exposed metal. Technological advances boost rust resistance, but any finish breach requires cleaning after slush exposure.
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Butler County Automobile Club
Driver Flees After Franklin Street Crash
A motorist fled the scene after striking a parked car at 517 S River St Franklin causing about 550 in damage. The parked car owned by Ralph Hineline 517 S River St was knocked over a sidewalk into a street sign.
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Franklin
S. River St
Ralph Hineline
Burglary Drops Money From Henry's Drive-In
Police report money stolen from Henry's Drive-In at 500 N Sutphin Street in a burglary during the early Saturday hours. Burglars entered through a rear door and ransacked offices, taking between 170 and 200 dollars including about 100 dollars in change.
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Henry
N. Sutphin St
Man Survives 45-Foot Fall From Radio Tower
A 31 year old Franklin man, William O Burton, was reported in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital after falling about 45 feet while installing a ham radio antenna at Theodore Wilsons home in Williamsdale. Deputies said the tower top broke, sending Burton to the ground where he sustained injuries to his right side.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
William O. Burton
Franklin Rt. 1
Theodore Wilson
Williams St
Williamsdale
Burton
Ohio Supreme Court Asked to Rule in Haircutting Bias Case
Paul N. Graham filed a complaint with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission in 1961 after Yellow Springs barber Lewis Gegner refused to cut Negroes hair. The case moved through Greene County court and appeals, with Gegner selling his shop and losing his license while threats of violence linger. The parties urge the high court to resolve the dispute and determine constitutional issues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Yellow Springs
Lewis Gegner
Paul N. Graham
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
High Court
Gegner
Greene County Common Pleas Court
Second District Court of Appeals
Kyle
Cleveland
John Duda
Graham
Duda
Supreme Court
High court weighs mootness in two parties case
The high court questioned the parties why the suits should not be dismissed as moot. Xenia attorney Harry W. Kyle said Geg ner has been unable to continue his occupation but that he main
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High Court
Xenia
Harry W. Kyle
Gegner
Victim Has Sister Here Asks For News Of Brother
Relatives report Kendall Stamper 35 of Dayton is the brother of Mrs Arnold Stamper of Germantown Road. Stamper was aiding another motorist during a blinding snowstorm on Interstate 75 when he was struck, knocked 125 feet, and died en route to a Lima Hospital. The crash occurred north of Dayton.
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Middleton
Kendall Stamper
Dayton
Arnold Stamper
Germantown Road
Stamper
Lima
Burglary Strikes Shawhan's Drugs in Franklin
Franklin police report a Friday night burglary at Shawhan's Drugs 348 South Main Street. Thieves stole $10 in change and six cigarette lighters worth $6. nothing else was disturbed. Manager Larry Shawhan found the east door kicked in on Saturday morning.
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Franklin
Shawhan
S. Main St
Larry Shawhan
Lukens May Become 24th District Candidate
Lebanon native Donald E. Lukens says he will move to the area in June and may seek the new 24th District seat. He plans to enter public relations or advertising in Middletown and will step down as president of the Young Republican National Federation in June. Lukens notes the Ohio GOP primary will be competitive and hints at support from Warren and Butler counties.
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Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Lebanon
Lukens
The
Young Republican National Federation
Middletown
Butler
Warren
Preble
Montgomery County
Ohio
Butler County
Warren County
Senator Jones to Seek GOP Nomination for New District
State Senator Charles Jones of Hamilton plans to pursue the Republican nomination for the newly drawn congressional seat. He helped shape the boundaries of the 24th District.
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Charles Jones
Hamilton
24Th
Tools Stolen From Truck In Broad Daylight Theft
Donald Burgess reports $150 in tools missing from his truck parked on Grand Ave. Graffiti and glass damage also noted at Avalon Market and Major's Market with $125 and $80 losses. Emery Hardeman says two youths attacked him on Lincoln Street breaking his right arm. Richard Wills reports theft of shoes worth $11.32 at Skateway Roller Rink on Verity Parkway.
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Donald Burgess
Grand Ave
Avalon Market
Wilbraham Road
Major's Market
Jewell Ave
Emery Hardeman
Sixth Ave
Lincoln Street
Richard Wills
Nelbar Street
Skateway
N. Verity Parkway
Benediction Service At Ascension Church Noting Couple Omitted
The names of Mr and Mrs Arthur Harvey were omitted in yesterday’s report about today’s 11 a.m. benediction at the Church of the Ascension. The Harvey couple will join other laymen in the church’s recently finished addition.
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Arthur Harvey
Church of the Ascension
Car Hits Cemetery Markers in Woodside Cemetery
A 16 year old driver Barbara Ann Johnson of 4213 Fisher Ave caused extensive damage to three grave markers at Woodside Cemetery when she failed to negotiate a curve between sections 7 and 18. She claimed her foot was on the gas pedal. No citations issued.
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Woodside
Barbara Ann Johnson
Fisher Ave
Miss Johnson
Feather-tail glider to appear on Australian lone-cent piece
The feather-tail glider, a small marsupial from Australia, is set to be featured on the one-cent coin. This marks a rare wildlife honor with the creature joining the nation’s currency.
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Australia
Ohio Driver Maps To Be Issued With 1965 Plates
Ohio Governor Rhodes announced a new state highway map and a companion booklet titled The Wonderful World of Ohio to be distributed with 1965 license plates. The map costs just under six cents each, with 5.5 million copies produced at 313 775 dollars.
Highway map booklet priced under 1964 estimate
Highway Director P. E. Masheter says the full process color map will cost about 4 cents less per copy than the 1964 map. The low bid was William Feather Co. of Cleveland at $626,000 for five million copies. Rhodes added the map and booklet will be distributed through the motor vehicle division deputy registrars and also available to auto clubs and other public and private groups.
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P. E. Masheter
William Feather Co
Cleveland
Rhodes
Motor Vehicle Division
Chamber Founder Dies In Florida
Alfred B. Canel, 50, longtime leader of the Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce and co founder of the Chamber of Commerce and Cuba, died in Florida. He previously served as news editor at WLW Cincinnati before moving to Miami during World War II as a U S State Department press attache.
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Miami, Fla
Alfred B. Canel
Miami-Dade
Miami University Receives Federal Funding for Dorms and Work Study
Miami University in Oxford obtains two federal funds: a 16037 grant under the Economic Opportunity Act for student wages in the work study program across campus and regional centers in Dayton Hamilton Middletown Norwood and Piqua, and a 3 million loan from the Housing and Home Finance Agency to build two additional dormitories.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Miami
Dayton
Hamilton
Middletown
Norwood
Piqua
Train Briefly Delays Squad During Emergency Run
Firemen were held up for about two minutes by a moving freight train at the New York Central crossing on Central Avenue while racing to 823 Eighth Ave. at 11 42 a m. Isreal Stringer 50 was unconscious and had trouble breathing. She was taken to Middletown Hospital by Tri County ambulance in satisfactory condition last night. Cassino Italy back together again.
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New York Central
Central Avenue
Eighth Ave
Yester
Isreal Stringer
Middletown Hospital
Tri-County
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