Deaths and funerals for Richard Croucher and Anna Bunnell
Services and burial for Richard Croucher 10 year old son of Lt Col James W Croucher will be at El Paso Texas near Fort Bliss where the father is stationed. Survivors include parents and paternal grandparents. Anna Bunnell 87 sister of Mrs William Bunnell died at White Rest Home Waynesville. Services at Stubbs Funeral Home Wednesday burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may visit Tuesday.
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Richard Croucher
James W. Croucher
el Paso
Tex
Ft. Bliss
Col
Croucher
National Guard
Glendale Sehan
Willard Johnson
Ohio Ave
Trenton
John J. Croucher
Hamilton
Anna Bunnell
Waynesville
William Bunnell
Middletown
White Rest Home
Charles
Stubbs
Springboro
Roberts rites set for Clyde Stevens Roberts at 2 p.m.
Clyde Stevens Roberts aged 66 of 6013 Hursh Road will be laid to rest Thursday at the Roberts Funeral Home in Knoxville with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. He died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Local arrangements are by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Stevens Roberts
Hursh Road
Roberts Funeral Home
Knoxville
Greenwood Cemetery
Roberts
Middletown Hospital
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Services for George Strava Held at Orthodox Church
George Strava 78 formerly of Middletown dies in Miami Florida where he had lived 11 years. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Sts Constantine and Helen Grek Orthodox Church with Rev Michael Karloutsos officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation today at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home 2 5 and 7 9 p m. Survived by wife Sylvia a stepson John Walker Cincinnati and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strava
Middletown
Sts. Constantine & Helen Grek Orthodox
Michael Karloutsos
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Strava
Miami
Pla
Sylvia
John Walker
Cincinnati
Mrs Ella Swisher 86 Dies in Columbus Hospital
Mrs Ella Swisher 86 of Columbus died at 3 p m yesterday at St Anthony s Hospital Columbus She is survived by son Joseph D Swisher Middletown another son James Columbus and daughter Mrs Marie Morrison Zanesville Services and burial will be held tomorrow in Columbus with Waldo E Long Funeral Home handling arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Swisher
Columbus
Joseph D Swisher
Middletown
St. Anthony’s Hospital
James
Marie Morrison
Zanesville
Waldo E. Long
Germantown tobacco official Charles B. Taylor dies
Charles B. Taylor 84 of 80 N. Maple St Germantown died Sunday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a two week admission He was manager and partner of the Samuel F Bailey & Sons Tobacco Co and a former village council and school board member Surviving wife Mable and daughter Mrs Mary Campbell services Thursday at 2 p m John Arpp Funeral Home Rev J C Herbert officiating burial Germantown Cemetery family hours listed
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Germantown
Charles B. Taylor
Maple St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Taylor
Samuel F. Bailey & Sons Tobacco Co
Mable
Mary Campbell
Germatown
John Arpp
J. C. Herbert
Germantown Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Several Residents
Mrs Earline Allen age 36 of 1145 Lane Street will have a service at 1 PM Friday at Israel Baptist Church. Harry C Coy age 66 of Oxford will have a service at 2 PM tomorrow Marshall-Smith. James Cozad age 70 of 423 N Eric Highway will have a 2 PM Thursday service at Brown-Dawson. George C Payne age 54 of 644 Dayton Street will have a service at Rose Hill, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earline Allen
Lane St
Israel Baptist Church
Harry C. Coy
Oxford
Marshall - Smith
James Cozad
N. Eric Hwy
Brown-Dawson
George C. Payne
Dayton St
Rose Hill
Author Lake Wyatt Earp Biographer Dies at 74
San Diego native Stuart N. Lake died Monday at 74. The Rome New Yorker turned biographer helped inspire an award winning TV series about Wyatt Earp. Lake also served as Theodore Roosevelt’s press agent during the Bull Moose campaign.
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San Diego
Calif
Stuart N. Lake
Wyatt Earp
Lake
Theodore Roosevelt
Rome
N.Y
Hollywood
Norman Z. McLeod
Freeport
Ill
Robert F. Koenig
Lemnitzer Vists Paris Short Turkiye Greece Trip
NATO Supreme Commander for Europe General Lyman L. Lemnitzer departed for a brief overseas visit to Turkey and Greece after passing through Paris.
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Paris
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
NATO
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Don’t Blame The Snake, Salt Lake Zookeeper Dies After Bite
Jerry de Bary, 37, curator of Salt Lake City’s Hogle Zoological Gardens, died after being bitten by an African puff adder while tending a cage. He urged not to blame the snake, saying it acted in self defense as his wife rushed antivenin. He died at Holy Cross Hospital after a tracheotomy and heart massage. His death followed a brief recovery from the bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Jerry de Bary
Hogle Zoological Gardens
de Bary
Cage
Holy Cross Hospital
Alfred H. Namba
Zoo
Witness Barbe Bomb Attack Shocks Chicago Fraud Case
Louis Barbe, a key state witness in a Cosa Nostra fraud trial, was critically injured when a bomb attached to his car exploded outside the Criminal Courts Building as he arrived for arraignment. The blast destroyed the vehicle, shattered nearby windows, and left Barbe with severe leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cosa Nostra
Criminal Courts
Louis Barbe
Alexander Napoli
Barbe
St. Anthony's Hospital
Napoli
Liberty
Middletown Chamber Dinner Sold Out Honor Set
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Thursday is sold out. Ticket sales are stopped, announced ticket chair man George Coomer. The Hoover Ball Division of Hoover Ball & Bearing Co will be honored at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Two-Car Crash Near Yankee Road No Injuries Reported
Sheriff's deputies described a collision at Yankee Road and Glen Avenue in which a southbound vehicle driven by Guy Morgan escaped injury after rear-ending another southbound car driven by Kathrin Wilder. Both drivers were not cited.
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Sheriff's
Yankee Road
Glen Ave
Guy Morgan
Dorothy Lane
Kathrin Wilder
Mohawk St
Nehru Goes For X rays At New Delhi Institute
Prime Minister Nehru visited a New Delhi medical institute for X rays as part of routine monitoring after a mild stroke suffered 20 days earlier. A spokesman said doctors are keeping a routine watch on his condition.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Lawson drops Pinson assault suit in Cincinnati case
The court case in which Cincinnati Post reporter Earl Lawson sued Reds outfielder Vada Pinson for alleged assault was dropped this morning after a jury failed to reach a verdict. The case had been set for a second hearing following the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Post & Times - Star
Earl Lawson
Cincinnati Reds
Vada Pinson
Lawson
Three Drivers Cited After Accidents Cause Property Damage
Police cited Roy Hensley after his car struck a vehicle owned by Meadow Auto Sales, pushing Cottongin’s car into Walter Smith’s parked auto, with $150, $200 and $90 damages respectively. Additional crashes on North Verity Parkway and Central Avenue involved Martha Wilson and Isaac Wills with $300 total damage. Jerold Schuyler cited for red light violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hensley
N. Main St
Meadow Auto Sales
S. Main St
Chester Cottongin
Germantown
Cottongin
Walter J Smith
Elwood St
Smith
Hensley
Martha E. Wilson
Crawford St
Isaac Wills
Wilbraham Road
North Verity Parkway
Wills
William Joseph Gordon
Barbara Drive
Jerold Schuyler
Burton Road
Central Avenue
Schuyler
Suit Over VA Hospital Names Ex Envoy's Firm
The Department of Justice filed a 4.9 million damage suit in U S District Court naming McCloskey & Co of Philadelphia Charles T Main Inc and the firm Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott for defects in constructing the 15 story 920 bed Veterans Administration hospital in Jamaica Plain Boston. Also named Aetna Casualty and Surety Co which issued the performance bond. The action seeks 4 918 577 against McCloskey & Co and 2 500 000 against Aetna with earlier payments totaling 619 000 to the other firms. The hospital was completed in June 1952 under a 10 563 000 contract awarded in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Department of Justice
Matthew H. McCloskey
Ireland
Democratic National Committee
McCloskey
Dublin
John F. Kennedy
U. S District Court
McCloskey & Co
Philadelphia
Veterans Administration Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Charles T. Main Inc
Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and
Abbott
Aetna Casualty and Surety Co
Board Used To Club Woman Police Say
Alfred Lee Peck 22 of 3410 Tytus Ave was arrested on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly striking his sister in law Olla Faye Hicks 23 with a 27 inch long board. Hicks was treated and released from Middletown hospital. Peck remained held on $1500 bond pending Municipal Court.
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Alfred Lee Peck
Tytus Ave
Peck
Lon
Olla Faye Hicks
Hawthorne St
Cincinnati Schools Face One Day Boycott Threat
Cincinnati schools confront a planned one day class boycott by CORE to protest alleged segregation. Superintendent Wendell H. Pierce condemns truancy as a legal violation and warns stay-at-home protests undermine state law. The board rejects a citizen committee to desegregate, citing no segregation in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wendell H. Pierce
Pierce
Congress of Racial Equality
Cincinnati Board of Education
Castro Death Rumor Circles Again in Cuba Exile Community
The persistent rumor that Fidel Castro is dead reemerged on Monday with activity in Cuba and Miami's large Cuban exile community. No evidence supported the claim, though inquiries poured in from listeners and readers. Some said the rumor started in New York, with reports from Havana suggesting it spread there. No clear source or version could be confirmed.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
New York
Havana
Raul
Theft costs her $200 fine in shoplifting case
Nada Bishop, 31, of 5453 Elk Creek Road, was convicted of shoplifting dental aids worth 1.98 dollars from Liberal Market on Verity Parkway January 24 and fined 200 dollars plus costs. Estil Hounshell, 55, of 303 Garfield Street, received a one year driving ban and three day jail sentence for driving while intoxicated after arrest January 26 at Baltimore Street and Penfield Avenue, with a 200 dollar fine and costs. Edmond Wayne Birch, 25, of 527 Baltimore Street, and Blaine Lee Whitt, 24, of 723 Yankee Road, each paid 50 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct.
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Nada Bishop
Elk Creek Road
J. Lamb
Verity Parkway
Estil Hounshell
Garfield St
Hounshell
Baltimore Street
Penfield Avenue
Edmond Wayne Birch
Baltimore St
Blaine Lee Whitt
Yankee Road
Faulty stove blamed for eight Japanese youths’ deaths
Eight Japanese youths aged 19 to 23 died of gas poisoning in a hostel near Lake Shirakaba, 100 miles west of Tokyo. A faulty oil heater was blamed for the tragedy that occurred during the night as victims were found in their beds.
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Tokyo
Lake Shirakaba
Rector declines bishop post to stay with Winchester church
The Rev. J. A. Baden, rector of Christ Episcopal Church since 1962, refused election as bishop of northern Michigan. He told members he did not feel a clear call from God to go and preferred to remain at Christ Episcopal in Winchester. Baden was elected bishop Jan. 8 at a diocesan meeting in Iron Mountain, Michigan, from eight nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
J. A. Baden
Christ Episcopal Church
Northern
Michigan
Christ Episcopal
Baden
Iron Mountain
Mich
Lillian Hellman Awarded 1964 Gold Medal for Drama
New York AP Lillian Hellman receives the 1964 Gold Medal for Drama from the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Awarded every five years for overall achievement, Hellman rose to prominence 30 years ago with The Children's Hour and her recent work My Mother, My Father and Me was produced last year.
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New York
Lillian Hellman
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Malcolm Cowley
Institute
Miss Hellman
Children’s Hour
Cherry trees gifted by Tokyo mayor planted at Tidal Basin
The famous cherry trees around Washington D C. were planted in 1912 as a gift from the mayor of Tokyo.
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Washington, D. C
Tokyo
Armco reports higher 1963 earnings and 1964 outlook
Armco Steel announced 1963 earnings of 60.93 million from operations and total including nonrecurring income of 65.86 million, or 4.45 a share. Fourth quarter profit was 20.20 million, with 1.37 a share. Sales rose to 933.44 million, shipments hit 4.163 million tons, and depreciation rose to 61.39 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel
Logan T. Johnson
Armco
Johnston
China says US plane violated air space over south China
In Tokyo AP report Communist China accused a U S military aircraft of intruding into its air space over southern China. Peking issued its 276th serious warning against the United States, according to the New China News Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
U.S
Peking
United States
New China News Agency
Ocean Hunt For Raft Called Off
Honolulu AP reports the raft search is ended after 100000 miles of ocean yielded no trace of the man seen last Wednesday about 1100 miles west of Honolulu. The five man Air Force crew reported a wave, but no survivor was found from the C124 Globemaster crash on January 2 in which nine airmen died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Honoulu
Air Force
Johnson De Gaulle Meeting Probably Remote This Year
In Paris informed sources say a Johnson De Gaulle meeting this year is unlikely. Diplomatic talks reportedly halted about three weeks ago after Johnson declined a French invitation to meet in Martinique during his March trip to Mexico.
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Paris
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Martinique
de Gaulle
Mexico
Barter of US farm products for defense materials tops $1.5B since 1954
The text notes that numerous US agricultural goods have been exchanged for strategic defense materials, totaling about 1.5 billion dollars from 1954 onward. It highlights a long running barter program involving farm products and defense assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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McCloskey Company
Matt McCloskey
U. S. District Court
John W. Peck
Bulding New Schools
Finest Funeral Home
AIR Ambulance Service
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
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Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Wemoer
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Block
U. S
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Central Ave
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