Well Qualified Katzenbach Speaks For Coleman
Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach voiced unqualified support for James P. Coleman’s nomination to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. He testified that Coleman's defense of segregation and calls for measures against integration must be viewed in the context of the era, noting his life sentence for two men who killed several Black residents as part of the Mississippi judicial landscape. The ABA had approved Coleman as well qualified for the post.
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Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mississippi
James P. Coleman
Senate Judiciary
Katzenbach
Coleman
Sth
Circuit Court of Appeals
Johnson
Appeals Court
Georgia
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DN. C
American Bar Association
University of Mississippi
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Pearl Carter 68 Middletown
Services for Mrs. Pearl Carter of 1909 Linden Ave are set for 10 am Wednesday at McCoy Leifler Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Bobbitt. She died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a 30 month illness. She is survived by husband Logan three daughters Juanita Oliver Houston Ellen Kruer Middletown Jane Reed Middletown three sons Jack Miami sburg Ralph Lexington Ky Logan Jr Middletown two sisters Josie Burke Edith Wallingford Maysville Ky and 18 grandchildren. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery following a 2 pm Wednesday service at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Duane Sisson officiating. Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 pm at the funeral home.
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Pearl Carter
Linden Ave
McCoy - Leifler
Edwin Bobbitt
Whittier St
Logan
Juanita Oliver
Houston
Ellen Kruer
Jane Reed
Middletown
Jack
Miamisburg
Ralph
Lexington
Logan Dr
Josie Burke
Edith Wallingford
Maysville
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Duane Sisson
Woodside Cemetery
Grace Cooke 64 Dies in Middletown Hospital
Grace Cooke ages 64 of 1611 Sunset Street died at 5 30 am today at Middletown Hospital after six years of failing health. Survived by daughter Patricia Cooke of Cincinnati son Roy of Trenton mother Rebecca Stamper Middletown sisters Myrtle Gose Alma Henry Lillie Childers all of Middletown brothers Arnold Lowe Monroe Clarence Lowe Middletown and one grandchild. Services at 10 30 am Wednesday Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev AM Wilson officiating burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home.
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Grace Cooke
Sunset St
Middletown Hospital
Hayes
Patricia Cooke
Cincinnati
Roy
Trenton
Rebecca Stamper
Middletown
Myrtle Gose
Alma Henry
Lillie Childers
Arnold Lowe
Monroe
Clarence Lowe
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
AM. Wilson
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Mrs Fiora Hughes Dies at 64 in Overnight Death
Mrs Fiora Mae Hughes, aged 64, died at 3 30 a m yesterday. The listing notes a sudden passing with no further details provided. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Fiora Mae Hughes
Clements Rites Set for Local Resident Louis R Clements
Louis Raymond Clements 63 of Cincinnati formerly Lebanon died Saturday at Cincinnati General Hospital. Services 2:30 pm tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Calling hours today after 4 pm. Survivors include daughter Mary Russell of Wilmington Delaware son Jack Mansfield three sisters Ethel Maxton Loveland and Love Proud and Sanker and brother Arlie Cincinnati.
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Lebanon
Louis Raymond Clements
Cincinnati
Oswald
South Lebanon Cemetery
Clements
Cincinnati General Hospital
Mary Russell
Wilmington
Del
Jack
Mansfield
Ethel Maxton
Sanker
Loveland
Love Proud
Arlie
Mrs. Martha Creech Rites Planned in Middletown
Mrs Martha Alice Creech 57 died at 12 30 pm yesterday at her home 1269 Helaine Ave following years of ill health. She leaves sons Raymond Fairborn Arnold Chautauqua and Lowell Franklin a daughter Mildred Hauck Carlisle two brothers Dave Boggs Kentucky Ezra Boggs Franklin and four sisters Port er Townsend Easter Boggs Carlisle Hubert Griffith and Elmer Griffith of Carlisle. The service will be Thursday at Grand Avenue Church of God Middletown with Revs Clifford Hutchinson and Henry Howard officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home Wednesday 4 to 9 pm.
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Franklin
Martha Alice Creech
Helaine Ave
Nelson
Raymond
Fairborn
Arnold
Chautauqua
Lowell
Mildred Hauck
Carlisle
Dave Boggs
Kentucky
Ezra Boggs
Porter Townsend
Easter Boggs
Hubert Griffith
Elmer Griffith
Grand Avenue Church of God
Middletown
Clifford Hutchinson
Henry Howard
Woodhill Cemetery
Ex-Newsman Dies At 78 In Hamilton
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Emerson Peck Robinson a longtime Hamilton newspaperman who died Sunday at age 78 He began his career at the Hamilton Sun after high school in 1905 later working for the Republican News Detroit Times and serving as city and managing editor for the Hamilton News He later was Hamilton correspondent for the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette and Cincinnati Times Star
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Hamilton
Ohio
Emerson (Peck) Robinson
Robinson
Old
Hamilton Sun
Old Republican News
Detroit Times
Hamilton News
Old Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati Times-Star
Obituary for Orson H. Locke of Franklin
Orson H. Locke 82 of 208 W Eighth St Franklin died at 8 15 am yesterday at the Warren County Home Lebanon where he had resided six months He was born in Michigan His wife Marianna died last February He is survived by a sister Mrs Nina Groesbeck of Marshall Michigan Services will be held at 10 am Wednesday at Anglesby Carl Landes officiating Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery The funeral home will be open tomorrow from 4 to 8 pm
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Franklin
Orson H. Locke
Eighth St
Warren County
Lebanon
Locke
Michigan
Marianna
Nina Groesbeck
Marshall
Mich
Anglesby
Carl Landes
Woodhill Cemetery
Obituary notices list multiple local residents services set
Carl Ruoff aged 63 of 3320 Pleasant Ave has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow per Cahill. Mrs Mabel Evans aged 83 of Pomano Beach Florida formerly Hamilton has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow Klaus Weigel. Henry Bowling aged 61 of 180 Rockford Drive has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow Webb. Mrs Maud Sewell aged 77 of 409 Eaton Ave has services at 10 a.m. Wednesday Klaus Weigel.
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Carl Ruoff
Pleasant Ave
Cahill
Mabel Evans
Pompano Beach
Fla
Hamilton
Klaus- Weigel
Henry Bowling
Rockford Drive
Webb
Maud Sewell
Eaton Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Gold King of the Philippines Dies at 97 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati obituary notes John W. Haussermann, nicknamed the Gold King of the Philippines, died after about a month of illness at age 97. Princeton area obituary reports Dr. Everett S. Wallis, Cortisone developer, dying Saturday at age 45.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John W. Haussermann
Philippines
Princeton
Everett S. Wallis
Hickok Family Matriarch Dies in Ohio Home
Mrs. Frederick L. Hickok, 8, longtime Cleveland civic figure, dies at Dorothy Love Home in Sidney, Ohio. The Hickok family helped develop the Western Reserve Historical Society and Hudson Academy in Hudson.
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Cleveland
Frederick L. Hickok
Dorothy Love
Sidney
Ohio
Hickok
Western Reserve Historical Society
Hudson Academy
Hudson
First Negro Named LBJ Military Aide
Maj Hugh Robinson becomes the first Negro named as a presidential military aide. The West Point graduate, 32, and his wife joined an informal ceremony at the LBJ Ranch with Air Force Maj James Cross who will be promoted and serve as armed forces aide. Robinson will be Johnsons Army aide, replacing Lt Col James Connell. Cross remains chief pilot for Jetstars. Robinson holds a BS from West Point (1954) and an MS from MIT (1959).
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Johnson City
Tex
Hugh Robinson
Robinsons
Lbj Ranch
Air Force
James A. Cross
Cross
Johnson
Armed Forces
Chester W. Clifton
Army
New York
Robinson
James M. Connell
War College
Washington
Washington, D.C
The
Military
Crosses Burn At New Miami Amid Attacked Woman
New Miami police investigate two cross burnings near the scene of a prior assault on a 44 year old Williamsdale woman by five Black suspects. Crowds dispersed quickly after both three foot crosses were set ablaze near a church and Riverside Drive. A bomb toss threat was heard by a spectator. The five suspects were due to be arraigned in Hamilton Municipal Court.
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New Miami
Williamsdale
Riverside Drive
Morris Avenue
Terial and Construction
Sheriff's Office
Hamilton Municipal Court
Rowan quits to take better outside offers
Washington AP Carl T Rowan said money and outside offers drew him from government service. He cited an anemic bank account and two college bound sons plus a hungry Doberman Pinscher as part of his decision. President Johnson announced Rowan's resignation as USIA director over the weekend.
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Washington (Ap
Carl T. Rowan
Johnson
Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
John F. Kennedy
Finland
Michener Wears Hats At Tinicum Arts Festival
Philadelphia AP James A. Michener joined the Tinicum Township Arts Festival over the weekend wearing many hats including a tribal tan Sherpa hat and a sombrero. He complained he had no new hat to wear but received scores of free offers from attendees. He recalled receiving telephone calls and letters offering toppers from the Far East and even a Ground Observer Corps helmet from World War II.
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Philadelphia
James A. Michener
Tinicum Township
Michener
Far East
Ohio Toll On Roads Hits 20
The Associated Press reports a deadly weekend in Ohio with at least 20 highway deaths and 27 total fatalities including five drownings and two accidental electrocutions. A major crash near Franklin claimed the lives of a Dayton couple and a teenage girl. Two brothers, Leo and Kenneth Sanders, drowned in a gravel pit near Shelby County.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Franklin
Dayton
Leo Joseph Sanders
Kenneth Sanders
Shelby County
Firemen Respond to Two Sunday Blazes in Middletown
Middletown firefighters were dispatched twice yesterday afternoon. At 1:58 p.m. they tackled a garage fire at 2506 Shelley St caused by children playing with matches. no damage reported. A grass fire in a field on Sycamore Street near 1600 block was put out by 4:48 p.m. burning rubbish started the blaze.
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Middletown
Shelley St
Warren Snodgrass
Sycamore Street
Local Twirlers Win Top Honors in National Contests
Two Middletown youngsters took first place in National Baton Twirling Association events as Regina Jackson claimed the 11-year-old advanced title in Rockford Illinois and Lu Ann Evans won the 11-year-old advanced solo and strutting in Manhattan Kansas. Debbie Freeze and Dessie Harsh continued baton student clinic attendance in Rockford as the erosion loss in the United States was estimated at 400 million dollars.
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Middletown
Regina Jackson
Rockford
Ill
Lu Ann Evans
Manhattan
Kansas
Debbie Freeze
Dessie Harsh
Three Carter Family Members Injured In Ohio Crash
In West Jefferson near Columbus, three Carter Family members Maybelle Carter Glen Jones and two other women suffered minor injuries when their car was rear ended at a stoplight. They were returning from Toronto for a Grand Ole Opry engagement. Roy Acuff and Harold Shot Jackson are reported injured in separate weekend crashes. June Stearns and Ira Louvin incidents are noted.
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Columbus
Carter
Carters
West Jefferson
Grand Ole Opry Mother Daughter Singing Group
Toronto
Roy Acuff
Acuff
Cleo Miller
Grand Ole Opry
Harold
Cooperation rooted in Australian aborigines history
The piece notes that cooperation is deeply rooted among Australian aborigines and observes that when subjected to Western style intelligence tests these natives often fail to understand why the examiner does not provide assistance with answers.
Tax Vote Set At Portsmouth City Special Election
Portsmouth Ohio prepares ballots for a July 20 special election on a city income tax of one half of 1 percent. Secretary of State Ted W Brown approved corrected ballots to meet city charter requirements after ruling it too late to print new ones.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Portsmouth
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Randolph To Job In Louisville
John Randolph, a WPFB disc jockey for four years, joins WKLO in Louisville, starting a new nightly show from 6 to 11 p.m. He and his wife Connie Schneider left Saturday for Louisville. He is the son of C J Aspenleiter of Cha utauqua and Sol Schneider of Sheldon Road.
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John Randolph
WPFB
WKLO
Louisville
Randolph
Connie Schneider
C. J. Aspenleiter
Chautauqua
Sol Schneider
Sheldon Road
Curtis Praises Free Society Movement in GOP
Washington AP Sen Carl T Curtis hails the Free Society Association led by Barry Goldwater as excellent, faulting GOP National Chairman Ray C Bliss who warns it could disrupt unity and fundraising. Curtis on Metromedia TV radio show says opposing freedom is heresy for Republicans.
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Washington
Carl T. Curtis
Free Society Association
Barry Goldwater
Nebraska Republican
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
FSA
Metromedia
Capital
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