Knights of Columbus Appoint Key Leaders
The Ohio State Council of the Knights of Columbus announced appointments to key state positions for the coming year during a two day session in Columbus. Bishop John H. Carberry was named chaplain. Appointees include Lawrence Doyle, Robert Stemnley, Edward Wallace, Rocco Veneziano, Paul Sheeran, Dominic Dellisanti, Alex Lucas, Fred Basinger, John O Connor, Justin Henley, John Ziccardi, Fred Johnson, and D. A. Landolfi with various roles in Catholic activity youth council public relations membership and education.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Council
the Knights of Columbus
John H. Carberry
Columbus
Lawrence J. Doyle
Robert M. Stemnley
Dayton
Edward W. Wallace
Lakewood
Rocco
Harrison Agency Accepted In OATA
The William A. Harrison Insurance Agency of Middletown has been accepted for membership in the Ohio Association of Insurance Agents, joining about 200 members. The OAIA upholds a formal ethics code and runs annual training schools for insurance personnel across the state.
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Butler County
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
Columbus
William A. Harrison Insurance Agency
Middletown
OAIA
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Pearl Carter
Mrs Pearl Carter 68 of 1909 Linden Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a week as patient She lived in Middletown 40 years coming from Kentucky She was a Christian Church member Survived by husband Mack Carter three daughters Mrs Homer Stamper Hamilton Mrs Donald Miller Garrett Ind Mrs Charles Whitehurst Tucson Ariz three sons Herbert William Middletown and Hannon Germantown a sister Mrs Nora Eadler Cincinnati 21 grandchildren nine great grandchildren Funeral services by McCoy Leffier Funeral Home incomplete
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Pearl Carter
Linden Ave
Middletown Hospital
Carter
Middletown
Kentucky
The
Christian Church
Mack Carter
Homer Stamper
Hamilton
Donald Miller
Garrett, Ind
Charles Whitehurst
Tuscon, Ariz
Herbert
William
Ing
Independence
W. Va
EUB Church
Greenbush
A. M. Wilson
Woodward Smithson
Miltonville Cemetery
Mrs Kartavich Dies. Services Set in Youngstown
Mrs Helen Kartavich formerly of Milton Road died in Youngstown Friday night. Widow of Frank Kartavich she is survived by son Francis of Youngstown. Funeral services will be held at 9 30 am Monday at the Waskah Funeral Home 40 Lincoln Ave Youngstown.
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Helen Kartavich
Milton Road
Youngstown
Frank Kartavich
Francis
Waschak Funeral Home
Lincoln Ave
Mrs Amanda Sohn 75 Dies After Yearlong Illness
Mrs Amanda Lou Sohn, 75, died at 8:45 p.m. yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Evelyn Tucker, 9123 Pleasant Valley Road. She had been ill for a year and recently spent six weeks in the hospital after living in the area for 20 years following a prior com
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Amanda Lou Sohn
Evelyn Tucker
Pleasant Valley Road
Sohn
Explosives Found Aboard Train Tied To Mont Blanc Meeting
A bag containing over 11 pounds of plastic and regular explosives and 46 feet of fuse was found in a woman's traveling bag on a coach of a train from Munich in Milan. Police suspect the device might target the Mont Blanc meeting between French President De Gaulle and Italian President Saragat.
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Milan
Italy
Munich
Mont Blanc
Charles de Gaulle
France
Giuseppe Saragat
de Gaulle-Saragat
Courmayeur
Suspect In Theft Arrested In Cleveland Bank Robbery
Cleveland police arrested a man identified by a bank official as one of three gunmen in the Cuyahoga Savings Association robbery. About 50 customers were held at bay as $30,000 vanished and an armored Brink's car arrived five minutes late. Police found $900 under the front seat of the suspect's car during the arrest for reckless operation of a vehicle. The man has not admitted involvement.
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Cleveland
Six Hurt in Ohio Water Skiing Accident
Six people were injured during a water skiing exhibition at Old River Park in Dayton. Five were treated and released. Irene Cramer, 33, remained in fair condition at Miami Valley Hospital with facial lacerations and a possible pelvic injury. Police said a 16 foot boat's throttle stuck causing steering cables to malfunction. the driver and a passenger were unhurt.
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Dayton, Ohio
Old River Park
Miami Valley Hospital
Irene Cramer
Dayton
Fire Causes $10 Loss At Doctor's Office
An overheated incinerator caused a small fire at the office of Dr. L. C. Lynch Jr. at 3410 Tytus Ave. Middletown firefighters were dispatched at 4 56 p.m. yesterday afternoon, and the blaze caused about ten dollars in damage.
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L.C. Lynch Jr
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Change in Latin America and Russia Seen Possible Soon
AP analyst William L. Ryan told Ohio broadcasters that Latin America may see top leadership reshuffles and ongoing momentum for reform, while in Russia reformers face pressure from below and a possible early 1966 shift. Ryan cited Dominican Republic events, Alliance for Progress, fading Castro appeal, and a clash between reformers and conservatives in the Soviet leadership.
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Latin America
Associated Press
William L. Ryan
Ohio
Ryan
Broadcaters
Russia
Dominican Republic
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Castro
Mariner 4 Nears Mars in Photographic Flyby
AP reports Mariner 4 was about a million miles from Mars and 130.9 million miles from Earth as it sped toward a Mars encounter four days away. Jet Propulsion Laboratory says the craft travels at 9870 mph and will pass within 6000 miles of Mars on Wednesday to take up to 21 pictures.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Mariner
Italy awards 59.68 million emergency aid after deadly tornado
Rome announces 59.68 million dollars in emergency aid for northern Italy hit by a killer tornado last Sunday. The disaster, amid a southern heat wave, caused 25 deaths and extensive destruction to homes, crops, and power lines.
Hoover Co Gives 65000 For College Campus Plan
The Hoover Co contributed 85000 to the Stark County branch campus campaign of Kent State University. The campus, planned in North Canton, is targeted for completion by fall 1986 and expected to enroll about 3000 students full and part time.
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North Canton, Ohio
The
Hoover Co
Stark County
Kent State University
Studies In Pain Started In Chicago Clinic
A new pain clinic opened in Chicago to treat severe chronic pain and study its nature and measurement. Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center runs it and claims to be the only local facility addressing both medical and psychological aspects of pain. Patients include those with cancer, burns, gangrene, degenerative disease, back injuries, and psychophysiologic pain. A phantom limb pain case responded to LSD, yielding pain relief and discharge.
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Chicago
Solomon Katz
Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center
Two Injured in Separate Middletown Auto Accidents
Two people were injured in separate Middletown auto accidents yesterday afternoon. Jerry A. Carter, 17, of 1138 Lafayette Ave., suffered a neck injury after his car collided with a truck driven by William D. Hale, 64, at Baltimore Street and Fairmount Avenue at 4:16 p.m. Hale was charged with failing to yield at a stop sign. Damage exceeded 275 dollars. Freida Thacker, 42, of 1935 Erie Ave., was bumped on the head as a passenger in a car driven by Detmar wh when it collided with Flo Caldwell’s car at 1925 Erie Ave, 2:48 p.m. Damage was 200 dollars. Police cited William T. Pentecost, 42, of 3201 Andrew St., for backing when unsafe following a collision with a parked car owned by Sadie M. Ross at 1122 14th Ave, 4:45 p.m. Damage was 140 dollars.
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Middletown
Jerry A.carter
Lafayette Ave
Carter
William D. Hale
Hamilton
Baltimore Street
Fairmount Avenue
Hale
Freida Thacker
Erie Ave
William T. Pentecost
Andrew St
Sadie M. Ross
Whittier St
14Th Ave
Driver Fined Total of $150 on 3 Charges
Sammy Earl Stone 24 of 228 Sycamore St was fined 50 and costs each on fleeing scene reckless operation and driving without an operators license by Judge J T Riley in municipal court. Stone also received a 50 suspended fine on a disorderly conduct charge and was turned over to the Warren County probation officer. Eight speeders were fined total of 157.50.
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Franklin
Sammy Earl Stone
Sycamore St
J. T. Riley
Stone
Warren County
Chester Kirby
Forest Ave
Theodore H. White
Cleveland St
Middletown
William Morgan
Boys Ave
Mitchell Lakes
Olive Ave
Bobby Webb
William Thomas Walters
Jefferson Ave
Kenneth Campbell
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