Mother Safe After Flood Fear Reaches Journal and Red Cross
Virginia Hall of the Middletown Red Cross sought casualty lists from floods in northeastern Pennsylvania. Evelyn Anderson of 710 Kensington Court feared for her mother in Shickshinny after two weeks of silence. A friend confirmed the mother was safe with water indoors but no injuries.
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the Journal
the Red Cross
Kensington Court
Pennsylvania
Virginia Hall
Middletown
The
American Red Cross
Journal
Associated Press
Evelyn Anderson
Shickshinny
Wilkes-Barre
Berwick Enterprise
Mrs. Anderson
Textbooks Like A Big Toy Box At Miami University Exhibit
Publishers showcased colorful interactive materials for grade school learners at Miami University Middletown. New designs emphasize self guided learning, diverse histories, and practical skills with tapes and films accompanying standard texts.
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Middletown
Miami University
Logan Johnston Hall
Gardner- Harvey
Dismissal Sought in Draft Evasion Case of Moscow Jew
Soviet prosecutor may drop draft evasion charges against Gabriel Shapiro, a Moscow Jew who married Judy Silver of Cincinnati. American lawyer Jacob Fuchsberg said the filing was made by Shapiro’s attorney Sofia Kalistratova and a decision is due next week. Shapiro hid to avoid two months of military training, later wed in a Moscow home ceremony, was jailed 18 days, released on recognizance, and faces up to one year. He has begun steps for a Soviet exit visa to the United States.
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Moscow
Cesti
Gabriel Shapiro
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacob Fuchsberg
Shapiro
Sofia Kalistratova
Fuchsberg
Roscow Pound American Trial Lawyers Foundation
New York
Judy Silver
United States
Deaths And Funerals William Barnett 41
William Barnett 41 of 1139 Lafayette Ave died at 1 p.m. Thursday at home after an apparent heart attack. He was born in Middletown and was a self employed truck driver. Surviving: wife Roxie, mother Jane Hollon, five brothers Earl Robert Sam Jerry David, sister Audrey Elkins. Services 1 p.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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William Barnett
Lafayette Ave
Barnett
Middletown
Roxie
Jane Hollon
Earl
Robert
Sam and
Jerry
David
Franklin
Audrey Elkins
Hamiltonian Killed In Kentucky
A 33 year old Hamilton man Norman Vannatter was killed in Kentucky near Jackson when his northbound motorcycle collided with a pickup truck. He lived at 748 Hayes Ave and worked for Spector Freight Systems. The crash happened on Kentucky 15 at the northern edge of Jackson. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Hamilton
Jackson
Norman Vannatter
Hayes Ave
Appalachian Hospital
Hazard
Kentucky
Vannatter
Spector Freight Systems, Inc
Accused Killer's Arraignment Delayed in Dayton
Floyd Lee Mack 47 of Dayton had his arraignment on a first degree murder charge postponed. Defense attorney Hugh Holbrook requested a continuation and a July 11 date as the preliminary hearing was rescheduled. Mack is accused of fatally shooting his former wife Sadie King 37 at her home on June 30.
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Floyd Lee Mack
Dayton
Oma Long
Hugh Holbrook
Mack
Hamilton
Sadie King
16Th Ave
Liver Death Linked to Acute Hepatic Failure
Darryl W. Alexander of Waynesville Rt. 3 died June 27 at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. The Hamilton County coroner's office cites acute hepatic failure from marked toxic degeneration of the liver as the cause. he was admitted June 6.
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Darryl W. Alexander
Waynesville Rt. 3
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Alexander
Toolbox Stolen From Williamsdale Garage
Hamilton Thomas Stanley reports to Butler County police that a toolbox full of tools worth 45 dollars was stolen from a garage at 2125 Clark Street Williamsdale yesterday afternoon.
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Hamilton
Thomas Stanley
Clark St
Williamsdale
Butler County
Ingram dies in California after Middletown years
Garland L. Ingram 69 of Lakeside California and former Middletown resident died at Foothills Convalescent Home El Cajon at 3 am Wednesday. He worked 33 years for Armco Steel before retiring 1966 and moving west. Survived by a step son two step grandchildren three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services set for 10:30 am Monday Riggs Funeral Home with a Masonic service Sunday at 7:30 pm.
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Garland L. Ingram
Lakeside
Calif
Durbin 75 of Fairfield Mass Dies
Andronicus Durbin 75 of Fairfield Mass died after life at the Resurrection. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Josephs Church.
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Andronicus Durbin
Fairfield
St. Joseph’s Church
Two Kent Boys Die In School Shed Fire
In Kent Ohio two boys ages 8 and 9 died when an equipment storage shed behind a junior high school burned. The shed had no windows and was locked from the outside. A witness saw two children crawl through a hole in the roof before flames engulfed the shed.
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Kent
Ohio
Patrick Prince
Donald Prince
Troy Ralston
David Ralston
Darby Street Clash Over Repairs Ends In Standstill
Darby borough outside Philadelphia closed Main Street to force state and SEPTA to repair the road. Mayor Charles Saunders defended the action as police had no injunction. Officials seek state takeover or SEPTA resolution while trolleys risk disruption along Main Street.
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William G. Williams
Darby
Philadelphia
Main Street
Washington
Charles Saunders
Eastern Pennsylvania
Trans/ ‘Portation Authority
State Department of Trans‘portation
SEPTA
James McConnon
McConnon
Jacob Kassab
Kassab
Philadelphia Transportation Co
McCannon
Milton ‘Shapp
Weekend Forecast With Showers Likely
Partly cloudy through Saturday with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Lows tonight in the low to mid 50s with highs Saturday in the mid 80s. The high yesterday was 76 and the low this morning was 50. Chance of showers Sunday and Tuesday, but fair on Monday.
Union Negotiator Levendusky Enters Louisville Law School
James A. Levendusky, former staff representative of AFSCME AFL-CIO who led negotiations with city officials during two strikes, will attend the University of Louisville to study law. No successor has been named after his resignation.
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James A. Levendusky
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
University of Louisville
Levendusky
Federation
Cincinnati
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