Hello Dolly opens at Middletown High School Theatre
The Middletown Summer Theater presents Hello Dolly adapted from The Matchmaker with Sally Owens as Dolly and a large cast including Stan Smith Jenny Hay and John Schumate. Performances run Thursday to Sunday at 8 p m with tickets 2 adults 150 students. Proceeds aid 250 youth participants in the production.
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Thornton Wilder
Middletown Summer Theater
Sally Owens
Stan Smith
Jenny Hay
John Schumate
Stephanie Harrison
Greg Emerson
Elaine Stephenson
Jeannie Henry
Larry Harmon
Randy Price
Robin Davidson
Greg Senf
Tom Howard
Philanthy Kavourous
Dolly
Irene Malley
Mac Vestal
Virginia Westland
Buddy Svarda
Vrale Svarda
Ren
Fetzer
Les Landen
Steve Berman
Jim Butch
Middletown
Calvin Verity
Fire damages four trucks at Ohio National Guard Armory
In Cincinnati firemen fought a blaze at the Ohio National Guard Armory causing an estimated 15000 dollars in damage to four trucks. The cause was undetermined but described as suspicious.
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Guard
Cincinnati
Ohio National Guard
U S South Vietnam to Probe Peace Plan
Paris AP reports the United States and South Vietnam will study the Viet Cong seven point peace package at the weekly Paris talks. They expect no firm acceptance or rejection, and will probe for the plan’s terms on troop withdrawal and prisoner release, including missing Americans and Saigon prisoners.
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Paris
United, States
South Vietnam
Nguyen Thi Binh
North Vietnam
Mrs. Binh
U.S
United States
Hanoi
Saigon
Cancer Bill Heads for Senate Passage
A bill to create the Conquest of Cancer Agency would transform the NIH Cancer Institute into an independent entity reporting to the President. It seeks up to 1 billion dollars by 1976 and faces concerns it may dismantle NIH.
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Washington
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Conquest of Cancer Agency
Cancer Institute
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
NIH
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Kennedy
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Ni Cancer Institute
Congress
Money Losing Thieves Given Probation in Pulpwood Theft
Two Hamilton men Dana Hoover and Bradley Gregory were placed on five years probation after pleading guilty to larceny in a scheme that involved stealing 35 bales of pulpwood and reselling it in Cincinnati for 50 dollars. The court noted their current employment and warned they are unlikely to commit similar acts again.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Dana Hoover
Erie Highway
Bradley L. Gregory
Greenlawn Road
Cincinnati
wWeren
Three Middletown youths plead to lesser charge
On Prosecutor Richard J. Wessel’s recommendation, Donald Rose Steven Sorrell and Gregory McGuire pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property, were each fined 150 dollars plus costs, and appeared before Judge Fred B. Cramer. They had been indicted on attempted burglary tied to a May 19 break in at Walter C. Pague’s home.
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Hamilton
Richard J. Wessel
Middletown
Donald Rose
Brell Drive
Steven Sorrell
Central Ave
Gregory McGuire
Fiesta Way
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Walter C. Pague
Bunker Lane
Pague
Thefts Reported in Butler County Break-Ins and Losses
Police report nine separate incidents over the last 24 hours totaling over $2,000 in stolen property. Items include a $189 chainsaw, a 1967 VW, tools, mail, a riding mower, and cash from purses and wallets.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Richard Clarke
Joan Drive
Dimmick Road
Richard Brainard
Largo
Fla
Cascade Trailer Court
Ohio
Dewey Profitt
Mossman
Eve
Middletown
Shirley Wilson
Wilman
Pisgah
David Gorsuch
Hamilton-Trenton
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Warwick
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David Lawrence
Breap
Chuck Roast
Jerry Gadd
Tuley Road
Karen King
Clawson Hall
Western College For Women At
Oxford
James Smith
State Road
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