Clay Takes Draft Case To The Top
Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali asks the U S Supreme Court to review his 1967 conviction for refusing the draft. Attorneys claim racial bias in draft boards invalidates the order and seeks ministerial conscientious objector status. He remains free on bond and the case follows an appeals ruling in New Orleans.
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Washington
Cassius Clay
U.S. Supreme Court
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Houston
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Mrs Ricketts Dies Mother of Adm Ricketts
Mrs. Sarah B. Smith Ricketts 82 mother of Adm Claude V. Ricketts vice chief of naval operations died Saturday in Springfield Missouri. Her son Claude V. Ricketts died in July 1964 at age 58.
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Springfield
Sarah B. Smith Ricketts
Claude V. Ricketts
Naval Operations
Deaths And Funerals Notice for Local Resident
A long illness ends for a Lebanon area resident living at 918 Stanwood Drive. Survived by wife Cora five sons Earl Charles Anthony James D Herschel two daughters Anna Morsie Marcella Lell two brothers and a sister 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 2 30 p m tomorrow Oswald Memorial Home burial Miami Valley Memory Garden friends may call today 6 to 9 p m.
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Stanwood Drive
Cora
Earl
Charles
Anthony
Lebanon
James D
Maineville
Herschel
Xenia
Anna Morsie
Marcella Lell
Virginia
Oswald
William F. Stewart 79 Dies in Kentucky Visit
William F. Stewart 79 of Prescott Arizona formerly of Middletown died of a heart attack Saturday while visiting friends in Kentucky. Services and burial will be held tomorrow at McKee Kentucky. No other information could be learned.
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William F. Stewart
Prescott, Ariz
Middletown
Kentucky
McKee Ky
Obituaries Quietly Remember Local Residents
Robert Selby 68 of Trenton dies after a heart attack at Middletown Hospital. Survived by wife Catherine son Allen and siblings. services at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Miltonville Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Pearle W South of Lebanon and other local funeral services follow with call times and service details.
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Robert Selby
Robert
Bob) Selby
Third St
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Selby
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Catherine
Allen
C. W. Selby
Riggs
Leon DeForest
Miltonville
Pearle South
Lebanon
Pearle W. Friends
South
The
Willows
Pisgah
Order of Eastern Star Lodge
Lioyd
Windle
Donald
Glenn
Franklin
William
Dayton
Harold
California
Zodella Thompson
William Campbell
Greenville
Virginia Mount
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial
Somerville Rites Planned For Mrs Sara Engelage
Funeral services set at R C Nein Soo for Mrs Sara E Engelage 70 of 155 Mill St died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a 10 day stay. Rev Raymond Wimblin will officiate. Calling hours today 7 to 9 p m burial in Somerville Cemetery. Native of Lavane Ohio wife of Robert F Engelage mother of Robert K Engelage of Eaton Rt 1 resident of Summerville since 1955.
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Somerville
R. C. Nein & Soo
Camden
Sara E. Engelage
Mill St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Raymond Wimblin
Camden United Methdist Church
Somerville Cemetery
Engelage
Lavane
Ohio
Robert F. Engelage
Robert K. Engelage
Eaton Rt. 1
Summerville
James Holmes 70 Dies in Lebanon After Retirement
James Holmes, 70, a retired county garage employee, died Saturday in Lebanon. He had a long service career and was known for his steady work ethic. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Lebanon
James Holmes
Inspector Ordinance On Agenda At City Commission Meeting
The City Commission plans a 7 pm meeting to hire two more housing inspectors amid prior debate. Commissioner Joe Lewis opposed the move. A 5:30 pm public hearing will review a planned development for the Bellemonte Center at the old Early Dairy site on Bellemonte Street.
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Joe Lewis
Bellemonte Center
Bar Safe Stolen From Stag Bar on Sixth Street
A safe and its contents were stolen from the Stag Bar at 15 E Sixth St between 12:05 a.m. and 8:55 a.m. Sunday. Police said a north window was knocked out and interior paneling stripped to gain entry, with the wooden box containing the safe pried open and removed through a west door. The owner, Curt Boyer, will estimate the contents after checking.
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Franklin
E. Sixth St
Curt Boyer
Big Brothers Official to Speak at Rotary Club Meeting
Douglas Alder, secretary and treasurer of Big Brothers of Middletown, will discuss the organization's work at the Rotary Club noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. Ross Kramer will introduce Alder, an English teacher at McKinley Junior High School. Alder is a Middletown High graduate with BA and MA from Miami University.
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Douglas Alder
Wildwood Road
Big Brothers of
Middletown
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Ross Kramer
Alder
McKinley Junior High
Middletown High
Miami University
Civitan Club
Safety Council
Civic Association City Commission
Sertoma Club
Madison Lew and Sews
Elk Creek Grange
Knights of St. John
VFW
Miami Valley
Doty House Board
Doty House
Parents Without Partners
First National University
Lemon - Monroe Band Boosters
Lemon- Monroe High School
Sportsmen’s
National Association of Letter Carriers
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe Ioof
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Golf Ball Strikes Motorist Near Potter’s Municipal
An 18-year-old Hamilton youth driving a sports car near Potter’s Municipal Golf Course was struck in the right eye by a golf ball yesterday. Nea Dayton, 730 Oakwood Road, was hit on New London Road as the ball broke his contact lens and cut his eye. Dr. Mel Davis, a Hamilton physician in the car behind, transported him to Fort Hamilton Hospital for treatment.
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Hamilton
Potter’s Municipal
Nea Dayton
Oakwood Road
New London Road
Mel Davis
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Tax Hike Problems Predicted By Economists
Government experts warn the 10 percent income tax surcharge and a $6 billion spending cut may lift unemployment and threaten a recession. Some fear sharper job losses while top economists expect only a modest rise, counting on Federal Reserve easing to offset restraints. Withholdings from July 13 paychecks will reflect the tax increase.
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Washington
Som
Federal Reserve Board
Car Chased by Police Crashes Fence at Woodside Cemetery
A suspected stolen car fled two police cruisers and hit the cemetery fence at Woodside, causing over 150 dollars in damage. The driver and occupants escaped on 14th Avenue Curtis Street and into an alley, the alley dead ending by the fence. Police say owner John Burg was at headquarters during the chase. In a separate crash Peggy Cain backed from a driveway at 1805 Highland Street and collided with Bridgett Fugate. auto damage exceeded 500 dollars.
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Woodside Cemetery
John Burg
4Th Ave
14Th Avenue
Curtis Street
Peggy Cain
Orchard St
Highland St
Bridgett Fugate
Jefferson Road
Woman Hurt In Car Crash Near Pinta Avenue
Ruth Moses, 28, of 222 Third St. Trenton, was admitted to Middletown Hospital after a two car collision on Ohio 4 at Pinta Avenue. The Moses vehicle, driven by Billy Joe Moses, was rear ended by Charles William Kennedy, 19, of Monroe. Kennedy was cited by state patrols. Mrs. Moses remained in detention as to condition.
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Ruth Moses
Third St
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Ohio 4
Pinta Avenue
Kennedy
Moses
Bride-Hostage Passes Up Escape Chances in Sydney Siege
19 year old Beryl Muddle, wife of gunman Wally Mellish, reportedly refused four escape chances while police surround their suburban house in Sydney. Mellish, 22, has threatened to shoot the bride and infant Lesley, with arms including shotguns and grenades. Police say he is a publicity seeker. a wedding was held for the couple with a cordon still in place.
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Sydney
Australia
Beryl Muddle
Wally Mellish
Mellish
Norman T. Allan
Sydney Police Association
Allan
Lesley
Egypt's Move Seen as Cover-Up Over Peace Talks
In Jerusalem Israel claims Egypt's offer to allow a U N peacekeeping return to Sinai is a cover up for refusing direct negotiations. Abba Eban compared the gesture to throwing sand in the eyes as Nasser pushes a hard line calling for possible war to reclaim occupied lands.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
U.N
Sinai Desert
Abba Eban
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Cairo
Middle East
Mahmoud Riad
Riad Haseen
Moscow
Ohio Student Killed In Auto Accident
Dan ny E. Wentz a 19 year old Syracuse University student from Mansfield Ohio was killed Sunday when his car struck a utility pole in Manlius New York.
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Manlius
N.Y
Danny E. Wentz
Syracuse University
Mansfield
Ohio
Paris Students Lose Last Paris Bastion to Police
Police at dawn entered the new medical school on Rue des Saints-Peres and evicted the remaining 17 students who held out in the four story building. The red flag over the roof was hauled down as the revolt’s last major site near the Sorbonne was quieted with no resistance.
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Carl Hartman Paris
University of Paris
Rue Des Saints-Peres
France
Sorbonne
School of Fine Arts
School of Science
Censier
Community club and meeting schedule for Monroe area
Franklin police said a theft occurred at 1001 S River St as Abner Frankin reported a .32 caliber revolver and a box of shells stolen from his car parked in his garage last night. The incident is under investigation by Franklin police.
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Franklin
Lee Abner
S. River St
City pools draw 3414 attendees over weekend
Ross Kramer reports three municipal pools hosted 3414 swimmers this weekend. Sunset logged 1050 on Saturday and 1310 on Sunday, Yankee Road 323 and 458, Douglas 104 and 169. Holiday attendances were 370 at Sunset, 189 at Yankee Road, and 115 at Douglas.
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Ross Kramer
Sunset
Yankee Road
Douglas
Today In History Highlights From 1853 to Recent Conflicts
The afternoon capsule recalls Perry reaching Yokohama in 1853 to open Japan relations and Shelley’s death in 1822. It notes the Liberty Bell crack in 1835, Wilson’s 1919 greeting, Norway’s 1940 move to London, Saipan’s capture in 1944, MacArthur in 1950, Eisenhower’s 1954 Ottawa visit, Spaak Khrushchev talks, and recent clashes near the Suez Canal.
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Associated Press
Matthew Perry
Yokohama Harbor
U.S
Percy Shelley
Gulf of Spezzia
Italy
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
John Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Versailles
France
Norway
London
Saipan
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ottawa
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
July Floor Sample Clearance and Summer Sales Begin
Local shoppers are invited to Reed Klopp's for a July floor sample clearance with discounts up to 25 percent on Howard Parlor and Stanley lines. First National Bank promotes estate planning services, Peck's Flower Shop highlights fresh arrangements, and Sears Roebuck advertises a portable zig zag sewing machine sale. The round up notes ongoing sales and upcoming events across furniture, clothing, photography, stationery, and home decor stores.
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Reed-Klopp’s
Howard-Parlor
Stanley
Reed- Klopp’s
Sears-Roebuck
Sears
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William Stewart
Edna Hage
Millville Ave
Marshall-Smith
Tom Boli
Miami St
St. Stephen's Church
Harry Tanner
Benninghofen Ave
Zettler
Mrs
Sara Engelage
Bartel
HFC
Household Finance
Paymts
Central Avenue
Big Brother
Rayon Cotton
Seersucker
Perma Press
Paris
Last Bastion Falls
Medical School
Monroe Lions Club
Congress Inn
Optimist Club
Eastern Lanes
Amanda Athletic Club
Amanda Club
Lily of the Valley
CES
Ninth Ave
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
Isreal
Suez Canal
Carol Kramer
Charlotte
C. E Greathouse & Son
Dick Greathouse
Davidson
First National Bank
Robert Forster
Mr. Forster
First National
PECK
Peck's
Maud Muller’s
Adv
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