Aeronca to Add 100 Employees at Middletown Plant
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp will hire 100 workers at its Middletown operation in four weeks. VP Roy J. Benecchi reported 17 hires yesterday and 13 more this week, aiming for at least 100 new fabrication staff pending a subcontract. Total staff would approach 1,000 after the additions. Applicants urged to contact the Ohio State Employment Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Middletown
Roy J. Benecchi
Aeronca
Ohio State Employment Office
Benecchi
City Commission Takes First Reading on Junked Car Ordinance
The city commission discussed an ordinance to impound abandoned vehicles on public property after 72 hours with fees for reclaiming, and extend similar rules to junked vehicles on private property. Fines up to 50 dollars may be imposed for abandonment.
Driver charged in New Year crash death
Middletown man Joseph Praete charged with manslaughter in a head on collision on Route 73 that killed Ruby McElwee 29. Her husband Terry 27 injured. three McElwee children treated. Praete released on bond. scheduled for Hillsboro Municipal Court February 1.
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Middletown
Hillsboro
Joseph Praete
Vannest Ave
Highland County
Praete
Ruby McElwee
Terry
Pare‘e
Darlene
Gina
Michele
Lisa
Cincinnati Man Improves After One Car Crash
William Showell 34 of Cincinnati was removed from the serious list at Middletown Hospital and reported in fair condition. He was hurt in a one car accident last Wednesday on Rt. 63 and Union Road in Monroe. His car struck a railroad sign and flasher lights at the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing and traveled 103 feet into an open field where it stopped on its side.
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William Showell
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
Showell
Rt. 63
Union Road
Monroe
Judge Ray to Seek Re-Election
Warren County judge Robert G. Ray of the Juvenile and Probate courts says he will run again. Appointed May 9 1960 after Judge Carey’s death, he won a six year term in 1960 and has previous service as Common Pleas and Warren County Court judge. He lives in Morrow and is active with the Cancer Society and welfare board. He studied at Notre Dame Denison and Cincinnati Law School.
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Lebanon
Robert G. Ray
Warren County Juvenile and Probate Courts
Ray
Ralph Carey
Common Pleas
Warren County
South
Paul N. Herdman
Warren County Cancer Society
Warren County Bar Association
Morrow
Notre Dame University
Denison University
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Collegians Send $500 Donation to North Viet Nam Mission
A spokesman for the Medical Aid Committee for North Viet Nam said on Monday that a $500 check was mailed to the North Vietnamese mission in Czechoslovakia from Berkeley California.
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Berkeley
Calif
Czechoslovakia
Medical Aid Committee For
North Viet Nam
City Budget Near Approval
City Commissioners hold an informal breakfast review of the 1966 general fund budget with tentative $58,000 in cuts. Disputed items include three new police officers and delaying fire station activation while new office moves and health department quarters are planned.
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Last Minder
Saab Life
Joe Lewis
Virgil Clark
Central Avenue
Legal Department
Kothe
Manchester Motor Inn
Donald M. Gose
City Law
Gose
William Rathman
August Schmidt
City Health Department
Health Department
Drive Starts To Aid Family Of Reservist
City employees mobilize a fundraising drive for Corba Havens a 40 year old Police Auxiliary reservist injured in a patrol crash January 15. City Manager Dan Rothe urged support noting Havens will miss work and incur medical bills while income is reduced. Contacts: John Shoup and Police Chief James Howerton. The City Commission praised reservists for donating 6 010 man hours in 1965 and their emergency service.
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Dan Rothe
Corba Havens
Grand Ave
Police
Havens
Ptl
Oral Duncan
Kothe
John Shoup
James Howerton
Mayfield Annexation Fight Goes To Supreme Court
Mayfield opponents led by Leroy Theodore dore will meet with their attorney to consider appealing the Ohio Supreme Court after the First District Court of Appeals upheld a county court ruling in favor of annexation. The appeals panel refused a permanent injunction, leaving Mayfield as an island inside the city while the process continues.
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Mayfield
Leroy Theodore
Highland St
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
First District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
City Commission
Theodore
Supreme Court
High Court
Judge rules head of house may switch off own TV
In Paterson New Jersey Magistrate Charles J Alfano ruled the master of the house can turn off his own television set if his wife objects dismissing assault charges in a domestic quarrel. The case involved Guido Weckenmann 33 and Erika Weckenmann who said he broke an indoor antenna after turning the set up against her wishes. He claimed she slapped him.
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Alfano
Defense to test low cost fallout shelters in new builds
The Defense Department plans a fiscal year test of low cost dual use public fallout shelters in new construction projects. President Johnson’s budget adds 5.75 million for civil defense research to test shelters, offset by cuts in maintenance to keep total civil defense spending at 100 million.
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Washington
Defense Department
Johnson
Two Viet Villages Adopted By Warner Robins Plan
Warner Robins Georgia AP report says two South Viet Nam villages Binh Thuan B and Thuan Binh B with about 2000 residents will receive aid through a chamber program. Lt James Manning of the U S Army Special Forces will aid the effort. Cloth and medical supplies will be shipped under the long range plan.
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Warner Robins, Ga
South Viet Nam
Warner Robins Chamber of Commerce
James Manning
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Binh Thuan B
Thuan Binh B
Station Chief Charged In Pep Pills Case at Oil Station
Leroy Todd 29 of 613 Aberdeen Drive was arrested at 2100 N Verity Parkway Dance Oil Co. station for possession of pep pills and related items. Police say he admitted selling amphetamine pills. 16 partially filled bottles were seized and a doctor confirmed the pills as amphetamine. Case continued to next Tuesday.
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Menicrnes Court
Leroy Todd
Aberdeen, Drive
Dance Oil Company
N. Verity Parkway
Todd
Harold Gray
Gray
Pure Foods and Drug Commission
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Ohio girl to be sentenced Feb 7 in Arizona killings
Dixie Lee Radcliff, 16, of Amesville Ohio, will appear in Flagstaff juvenile court Feb 7 for sentencing on two counts of being an accessory and complicating a crime in the Labor Day weekend slayings of Robert Willis and Halvor Johnson near Ash Fork Arizona. She pled guilty after a reduction of two first degree murder counts. Co defendant Donald Boggs, 23, from Londonderry Ohio, was linked to the case.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Dixie Lee Radcliff
Ash Fork
Amesville
Ohio
Jack D. H. Hays
Miss Radcliff
Donald Boggs
Londonderry
Robert Willis
Halvor Johnson
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Butler
Warren
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Franklin
Wilmington
Guthrie
Robert Ray
Charlie Hurst, Inc
N. Main St
Middletown, O
Mary Lord
James Curry
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