GOP Opens Noon Day Ticket Sale for Lincoln Dinner
The Manchester Motel Inn lobby hosts a noon day ticket booth for the Butler County Republican Lincoln Day Dinner. Sen John G Tower of Texas will speak Friday evening. Tickets cost 5 dollars and are sold daily 11 30 to 1 30 by Mrs Melvin Dawson and Mrs William Verity with Mary Delp as ticket chair. People from Butler Preble Warren Montgomery and Hamilton counties are expected to attend about 1000 attendees.
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Manchester Motel Inn
Butler County
Manchester
Melvin Dawson
William Verity
GOP
Mary Delp
Butler
Preble
Warren
Montgomery
Hamilton
Fourteenth Cub Scout Pow Wow Draws 145 Leaders
The annual Cub Scout Pow Wow at Lemon Monroe High School attracted 145 adult leaders from 28 packs in the Mound Builders Area Council. Pack 60 Twenty Mile Stand won the theme exhibit See You at the Fair and Pack 28 Peasttown earned top prize for midway games in a day of displays and activities.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Republic Steel Reports 1963 Earnings Jump
Republic Steel Corp. reports a 38 percent rise in consolidated net earnings for 1963, totaling 55,500,904 or 3.52 a share, versus 40,042,270 or 2.54 a share in 1962. Sales reached 1,114,192,438, the highest since 1957, up from 1,048,604,342 in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Settlement Reached In Lebanon Plant Labor Dispute
USW leaders disclosed terms of a year-old clash with Production Plating Works of Lebanon. A union shop contract runs to Aug 1, 1966 with a 7 cent raise July 15, 120 workers realigned by seniority, recall of 49 laid off since December 1962, and $50,000 in back pay.
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Lebanon
al Whitehouse
Cincinnati
United Steel Workers Union
Whitehouse
Stanley Wade
Steelworkers International
Dayton
German Border Guard Defects To West Berlin
An East German border guard corporal fled to the West Saturday night wearing his uniform and carrying a submachine gun. He contacted West Berlin police and his escape appeared unwatched by fellow guards.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Power Knocked Out After Truck Hits Utility Pole
A tractor-trailer struck a utility pole on Germantown Road near Verity Parkway at 6 p m causing power outages for areas including Wilmore Drive and N Verity Parkway. Driver Clinton Lewis 42 of Franklin Rt. 1 was charged with improper turn after the steer axle struck the curb and the rear axle hit the light standard.
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Clinton Lewis
Franklin Rt. 1
Germantown Road
Verity Parkway
N. Verity Parkway
Drivers listed in other accidents
The report identifies several drivers involved in separate crashes. Flossie Wilson, 25, collided with William Mack’s parked car and faced charges of careless driving and driving without a license. Lawrence Shackelford, 42, and Agnes Kinder, 49, were cited for license issues and failure to yield, with damages totaling 250 dollars. Mary Reiter, 18, and Gregory Thier, 17, faced brake issues with 735 dollars in damage. Woodford Manning, 31, and Virginia Venatta were noted for failure to stop within the assured distance, with damages unspecified.
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Flossie Wilson
Cooper Alley
William Mack
Eighth Ave
Mack
Wilson
Lawrence Shackelford
Highland St
Agnes Kinder
Lamberton St
S. Sutphin Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Shackelford
Mary Reiter
Hamilton
Gregory Thier
Richardson Drive
Germantown
Tytus
Thier
Woodford Manning
Flemming Road
Virginia Venatta
Clark St
Clark Home
Manning
Preble County School Board Names New District Members
The Preble County Board of Education appointed members for the new consolidating districts. For Gratis and Shawnee areas the appointees include Merrill Brubaker Don Yost Alvin C. Roberts Don Buell and Hubert McQuiston. Verona Lewisburg West Alexandria and Lanier districts pick Kenseth Worthy Earl Schlotterback Don McKee James Uckian and Lawrence Beneke. The Jackson Jefferson Monroe district list names Frank Keghles Mark Jefferson Ellis Sheets Lloyd Swihart and Russell Rutan. Swearing in by Judge John Etracofe is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the county house in Eaton.
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Verona
Lewisburg
West Alexandria
Lanier
Kenseth Worthy
Earl Schlotterback
Don McKeej
James @uckian
Lawrence Beneke
Jackson, Jefferson and Monroe
Frank Keghles
Jefferson
Mark I . Jefferson
Ellis Sheets
Monroe
Lloyd Swihart
Russell Rutan
Jackson
John Etracofe
Common Pleas
Preble County
Eaton
City Commission to Hear Two Water Rate Letters Tonight
City Council to meet at 8 tonight to hear two letters on proposed increases in water rates. An ordinance to renew the street-lighting agreement with Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. is set for first reading. Planning recommendations include open hearings on Belvidere Avenue at St Verity Parkway and rezoning Sutphin Street and Sherman Avenue.
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City Commission
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. Commission
Planning Commission
Belvidere Avenue
St. Verity Parkway
Sutphin Street
Sherman Avenue
Pilot lands belly at Lunken Airport no injuries reported
Middletown pilot James Robert Craig, 36, made a wheels-up belly landing of a seven passenger Aero Commander at Lunken Airport while about 1000 spectators watched. He escaped unhurt as emergency crews responded. aircraft damage to landing gear tallied at 100 dollars during the grass landing between runways.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Lunken
James Robert Craig
Vannest Ave
Craig
T. W. Smith Co
Blue Ash
Washington, D. C
Smith Pond Ice Too Thin For Skating
Smith Pond remains unsafe for skating as ice thickness varies around four inches in spots. Recreation Supervisor Ralph Connor said last week’s rain and high winds melted the surface and only hard freezing temperatures for three to five days could restore safety. Regulations for pond use are being drafted and will be announced before any opening.
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Smith Pond
Ralph Connor
Connor
Cincinnati Forum Invites Barnett for March 20 Talk
Former Mississippi governor Ross Barnett will speak March 20 before the Cincinnati Open Forum after Xavier University barred his speech over his stance on racial segregation. The invitation followed the university action and the forum event proceeds.
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Cincinnati
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Accidental Shooting Leaves Akron Boy Critical
Police report Christopher Brown four found a loaded .38 pistol under a sofa while playing. He was in critical condition at Children's Hospital, Akron, after shooting himself in the head. The boy is the son of Mrs. Susan Brown.
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Akron, Ohio
Christopher Brown
Children’s Hospital
Susan Brown
Akron
Minister Named At Church Here
The Rev. O. Krug Klafter will become pastor of Zion Lutheran Church at 4309 Central Avenue on Feb. 1. Born in Columbus he was assistant pastor at Glenwood Lutheran Church in Toledo since 1961. He is a graduate of Wittenberg University and Hamma Divinity School. He succeeds Rev. William Calvert who left Zion in September to lead First Lutheran Church in Xeasia. The Klafters will reside at 3717 Fiesta Way.
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Nue
Klafter
Columbus
Glenwood Lutheran Church
Toledo
Wittenburg University
Springfield
Hamma Divinity School
William Calvert
Zion
First Lutheran Church
Xeasia
Ohio
Fiesta Way
Injunction Hearing Set In Warren County Animal Neglect Case
Warren Common Pleas Judge Warren C. Young will hold a 9 30 a m hearing on an injunction against investigating officers over the Tufts animal neglect case in Warren County. The injunction bars Sheriff Byron Kennard Capt Roy Wallace and Humane Officer Carl Creach from farm entry and from filing new affidavits leading to warrants. Miss Elsie Bradbury of Waynesville prompted the hearing by requesting further farm condition inquiries after reporting horses left exposed in sub zero weather and possible animal disappearances. The Tufts jury trial on 11 counts of neglect remains set for February 13 before Judge John Zopff.
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Lebanon
Elsie Bradbury
Tufts Farm
Waynesville
Tufts
County
Miss Bradbury
Kennard
Paul Herdman
Taft
John Zopff
Mason
School Budget Advances as Board Sets 1964 Figures
The board reviews a 1964 tentative budget based on a $258 million tax duplicate, up from 1963's $250 million. The increase, about $644,004, stems mainly from higher teachers salaries and more staff due to enrollment growth. The general fund operating budget is $2,179,000 with explicit allocations for Doty House salaries and maintenance.
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Howard Cromwell
Curriculum Council
Doty House
Cromwell
Seven seek election as Butler County sheriff
Seven candidates seek the Butler County sheriff post. Bearl A. Joyce filed petitions after a state filing, joining Darrell Collins Herman Broxterman Samuel W. Bowling and Peter Pauleman in the Democratic line. Republicans are James F. Hixon and Burton P. Gabbard. Filing deadline is February 5.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Bearl A. Joyce
Heler Ave
Board of Elections
Joyce
Post Ohers
Darrell Collins
New Miami
Herman Broxterman
St. Clair Township
Samuel W. Bowling
Fairfield
Peter Pauleman
James F. Hixon
Burton P. Gabbard
Echo II balloon satellite sighting times set
NASA announces signing schedules for the Echo II balloon satellite tonight and early Tuesday over Ohio. The sighting times vary slightly by location with appearances at 6:35 pm eastern sky and 8:24 pm in the west, followed by 4:10 am and 5:57 am eastern times as the satellite moves northeast and then southeast.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ohio
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Texas
Ethel Linebaugh
Phylis McChesney
Jennie Triplett
Fran Greathouse
Leonard Hausman
Howard Bartlett
Wallace Frayer
Dick Brodbeck
Chautauqua
Dale Linebaugh
Lebaonn
USW
West
Russell L. Smith
Sheldon Road
First Avenue
Brooks Billman
McGee Ave
Smith
Billman
N. Plum ST
Mrs
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Commission
Rogers Optical
Centra
DRAMA
Cincinnati Forum
Barnett
O. Krug Klafter
Zion Lutheran Church
Central Ave
REV. Krug Klafter
Arch Shoes
Women’s & Children’s
Eddie Stigler
Oxfords
Baker Funeral Home
Jos
School Board
Washington
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