Student Harding Jones exposes radical campus groups in eight part series
Harding Jones, a Princeton sophomore hopeful and former Lemon-Monroe High School editor, debuts an eight part Sunday series on radical campus groups. He calls SDS dangerous and presents his observations as a concerned student and conservative voice.
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Harding Jones
Harding
Princeton University
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Lemon-Monoe High School
the Mercury
Patrol Hopes Emergency Command Vehicle Will Never Be Needed
Ohio highway patrol unveils a 75 000 emergency command vehicle at Wilming ton with federal funds covering 56 000 and features self contained radio center, 45 foot semi trailer, riot gear and conference room It can operate without outside power and will be stationed in Columbus with access through local posts Middletown residents may view the unit July 19 and 20 at the Warren County Fair.
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Jones
Highway Patrol
Columbus
State Patrol
Middletown
Warren County
Deaths and Funerals in Ohio Area
Richard L Vicroy 62 of 101 Burton Road Middletown died Thursday at Middletown Hospital. Service 10 a.m. Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown with burial in Germantown Cemetery. Mrs Jessie L Mayne 78 of 500 S Main St Springboro died at 5:35 a.m. at Middletown Hospital. Survived by husband Fred mayor of Springboro a daughter Earl a son Dewey and four grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation at funeral home Monday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Richard L Vicroy
Burton Road
John Arpp
Germantown
Germantown Cemetery
Franklin
Jessie L
Mayne
S. Main St
Vicroy
Springboro
Middletown Hospital
Miamisburg
Lebanon
Fred
Earl
Bellbrook
Dewey
Youth Bound Over On Breaking In Charge
Joseph John Mikula 18 of 105 S Breiel Blvd bound to Butler County grand jury on breaking into an uninhabited dwelling. Judge set bond at 2500 after preliminary hearing following five East End burglaries. Gardner 17 of 603 Wilsake Dr found guilty in juvenile court, placed on probation with fine and license suspension. Gardner and Mikula linked to slotted break ins. church break in attributed to them with no loss. Other cases include Bowman found not guilty of grand larceny. Prather guilty on two of five charges with fines and dismissals. Pierson fined for resisting disorderly intoxication and related charges.
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Joseph John Mikula
S. Breiel Blvd
Butler County Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Mikula
John Lowe
Byron Johnson
East End
Robert Schultz
Tarrimore Circle
Messiah Lutheran Church
Holly Ave
Donald Gardner
Wilsake Drive
Butler County
David Black
Dayton
LeSourdsville Lake Park
Tom Deaton
Richard Bowman
David Marion Prather
Navaho St
Ray Hounshell
Prather
Jit
Ronald Parsley
Middletown
Parsley
George H. Pierson
Germantown Road
Pierson
Kenneth Norman
N. River St
Franklin
Frank Blaine
George L. Taylor Dies After Bar Argument Shooting
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Eaton Funeral Home for George L. Taylor 38 of Dayton son of Nellie Bowman and John Taylor. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Taylor died Thursday night at Good Samaritan Hospital after being shot in the abdomen during an argument at the Blue Willow Bar on Salem Avenue. He was a self employed contractor.
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Franklin
George L. Taylor
Dayton
Nellie Bowman
John Taylor
Blanchester
Eaton Funeral Home
Bill Wilson
Lawrence Jackson
Woodhill Cemetery
Taylor
Good Samaritan Hospital
Blue Willow
Salem Avenue
Requiem and Private Services Held for Local Residents
Ralph Brenner Sr aged 39 of 135 High Street receives a Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Stephen's Church. Mrs Neva Conrad aged 75 of 326 Chase Avenue has private services today in Cincinnati.
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Ralph Brenner Sr
High St
St. Stephen's Church
Neva Conrad
Chase Ave
Cincinnati
Theft At Rural Hamilton Home Reels In Jewelry
Intruders stole $3,535 in valuables from Robert Jaws at 2440 Hamilton Richmond Road northwest of Hamilton. Loss includes a $1,000 coin collection a $1,000 diamond bracelet a $800 diamond ring a $600 diamond necklace and a $135 men’s wristwatch. Entry appears through an unlocked door with no forced entry detected.
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Hamilton
Ray Thomas
Sheriff's Department
Robert Jaws
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Laws
N. Third Street
Sgt. Thomas
Five Injuries in City Accidents Reported by Middletown Police
Middletown police investigated four incidents with five injured, including a nine year old pedestrian. Damage exceeded $6,000. Richard Roberts Jr. ran into Cyprian Klamp’s car in rain at 5 10 P M, head injuries reported. Others involved were Warren and Jacqueline Miller and Sherry Smallwood with $3,000 in damage and a citation for failure to yield. A separate crash caused a chinous injury to William Tuttle and damaged a parked car.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Richard Roberts
Garfield St
Bistanco’s
Baltimore St
Cyprian
Robert Klamp
Regent Drive
Sherman Avenue
Euclid Street
Warren L. Miller
Jacqueline Miller
Queen Ave
Sherry Lee Smallwood
Linwood Road
Franklin
Smallwood
N. Main St
William Tuttle
S. Main
Chinous
Ethel Brock
Two youths injured in Todhunter Road one-car crash
William Harold Stone, 18, driver of a Todhunter Road car, lost control on a curve and wrecked the vehicle. Passenger Billy Terry, 20, of Central Avenue, was taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition. Stone had injuries but refused hospitalization.
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Todhunter Road
Rt. 4
State Highway Patrol
William Harold Stone
Seneca St
Billy Terry
Central Ave
Middletown ‘Hospital
Stone
Synthetic rubber share steady at 77 percent in 1969
The International Institute of Synthetic Rubber Producers estimates that synthetic rubber will account for about 77 percent of total U.S. rubber consumption in 1969, roughly matching 1968 levels.
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U.S
International Institute of Synthetic Rubber Producers
Impromptu Remarks Grounded at Monroe Chamber Dinner
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce meeting failed to feature its scheduled speaker Congressman Donald Lukens who was delayed by stormy weather in Chicago. New officers were installed with Harold Callahan beginning a second term as president and Donald Linkous as vice president amid plans for a Fall Festival and a village master plan.
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Paul Mooney
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Mooney
Congress Inn
Donald Lukens
Middletown
Lukens
Chicago
Manchester Machine Co
Donald Linkous
Lemon Township
Armco Steel Corp
Virgil Maines
Zee Tool & Die Co
Callahan
Virgil Webster
Lou Romohr
Lebanon
William W. Denham
Butler County Commission
Butler County
Chrysler Corp
Donham
Chrysler
Ohio
Monroe
Commission
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Denham
Dale Logsdon
Donald Bacon
Stanley Perin
C.L
Jack) Hardin
Gordon Reed
Reed
Dayton
Ralph Woolpert & Associates
Herb Starick
Woolpert
Operators Strike at Ohio Bell Brief
About 40 Ohio Bell operators walked out for three hours yesterday over illness absence policy. They returned after a company physician examination requirement was resolved to the workers' satisfaction. Ohio Bell manager Robert Stelzer said one returning employee case is under discussion. service remained by supervisors from Dayton Springfield and Middletown.
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Ohio Bell Telephone
Communications Workers of America
International Union
Thomas Mitchell
Cleveland
Robert Stelzer
Ohio Bell
Dayton
Springfield
Middletown
Stelzer
Break-Ins Steal Adding Machines and Guns
Early morning break-ins at two businesses and a home yield about 1800 dollars in cash and items including two adding machines and firearms. McDonald’s Drive-In on Verity Parkway and Barney’s Drive-In on University Boulevard report stolen adding machines, cash, and a shotgun, rifle, plus tools from a home.Entries occurred via broken glass and doors. Police note prying open doors and window shattering as entry methods.
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McDonald's
Verity Prkway
Terry Robinson
Jill Lane
Franklin
Barney’s Drive-In
N. University Blvd
Tony Jentzen
Charles DeFrares
Winona Drive
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Patrol
Wilmington
Richard Vicroy
Patricia Knapp
Carol Ann ‘Gibson
Elden
Clayton
Gilbert
New Albany
Ind
Mrs
Jessie Mayne
Gardner
George Taylor
Ase Ster
Mon
Melampy
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