Grand Jury Recalled To Probe County Jail Beating
Butler County grand jury will be recalled at 9 a.m. to investigate the jail beating of Kenneth Lyttle 18 and possible indictments of six inmates on sodomy assault with intent to kill charges. The panel will also review cases related to aiding James Edward Plummer who escaped Mercy Hospital on June 27. Lyttle remains in Mercy Hospital in fair condition with a ruptured liver. Sharks lack true bones their skeletons are cartilage.
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Haswlivn
Fred
Cramer
Butler County Grand Jury
Kenneth Lyttle
Jackson Bosch
Ciele
Mercy
Lyttle
James Edward Plummer
Foster Rt. 1
Mercy Hospital
Delmar Woods, Jr
Fields-Ertel Rd
High Point
Hamilton County
Annie Leadbetter
Fosterey
Neighborhood bake sale yields Jody Luibel twenty-seven dollars
Spinal meningitis patient Jody Luibel nine learns neighbors raised 27.50 at a Sherman Avenue bake sale and white elephant event. Three local kids organized the fundraiser with cards, gifts, and toy purchases for the ill boy.
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Joseph
Jody) Luibel
Jody
Sherman Avenue
Joseph Luibel
Sherman Ave
Middie
Charles Kent
Beverly Routt
Brenda Eisele
Gary King
Allie Torrance
Water Safety Classes Set To Begin Next Monday
Registration opened today for a city wide life saving course to run two weeks at Douglas and Sunset Monday July 23 from 9 to 11 30 a m weekdays. The fee is 60 cents for the course book and instructors include Sara ONeil Tim Draut and James Saunders.
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Douglas
Tom Carlson
Parks and Recreation
Middletown
Carlson
Miami Dean Joins Navy Reserve Officers Cruise
Dr. Herbert I. VonHaden acting dean of Miami University School of Education sails aboard the Battleship Wisconsin as guest of the Navy for the annual NROTC midshipman cruise. The Miami group includes 60 undergraduates. voyage spans Norfolk to Barcelona Glasgow Guantanamo and Norfolk with target practice en route.
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Oxford
Herbert I. VonHaden
Miami University
School of Edication
Wisconsin
Navy
Miami
Norfolk Navy Yard
Barcelona
Spain
Glasgow
Scotland
Guantanamo
Cuba
Norfolk
NROTC
von Haden
Norwood Marquis
C. W. Kreger
Corpus Christi
Tex
Little Creek
Driver Cited After Crash On Parkway
Police charged Carl Sewell 18 with careless driving after his car collided with Franklin Miller 22 on Yankee Road near Meadow Avenue. Damage estimated at 700. Miller was turning left when Sewell’s vehicle struck from northbound traffic. Christina Harris 19 was charged with driving while intoxicated after a minor accident at the New York Central depot on Charles Street with damage under 100. Harold J Harris 18 was charged with permitting an unlicensed person to drive. Another fender bender at Central Avenue and Grimes Street involved Robert Brooks 40 and Ollie Henry 28 with damage under 100.
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Yankee Road
Meadow Avenue
Carl Sewell
Vaneta Ave
Franklin Miller
Middletown Rt. 3
Miller
Sewell
Yankee
Christina Harris
Columbia Ave
New York Central
Charles Street
Harold J. Harris
Vina Clemons
Tytus Ave
Robert Brooks
1St St
Trenton
Ollie Henry
Excello
Central Avenue
Grimes Street
North Carolina Plans Emergency Anti Polio Drive
Greensboro reports a statewide emergency declared to boost polio vaccination. Mass free clinics are planned as the North Carolina Medical Society notes low immunization rates. Dr Donald Koonce cites 1 935 000 eligible residents with only about one third vaccinated.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
North Carolina Medical Society
Donald Koonce
Wilmington
Gentry Charged After Car Side Swipe In Genn Town
Donald J. Gentry aged 19 of Genn Town was charged with failing to maintain an assured clear distance after his car side swiped a parked vehicle driven by James W. Hunter 59 of 400 S Main St. James W Hunter was not arrested for the traffic violation.
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James W. Hunter
S. Main St
Journal
Hunter
Donald J. Gentry
Genntown
Gentry
Musical program at Mt Zion Baptist Church features Heavenly-ettes
A children's program is set for 8 15 p m at Mt Zion Baptist Church tonight. The Young People group will perform at 8 p m tomorrow. Performers include the Heavenly-ettes and Miss Hazel Whitner.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Heavenly-ettes
Hazel Whitner
Sebald Award Adopted By Ohio Jaycees
The Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce won state approval for its W. W. Sebald Self Reliance Award as a state project at Mansfield. State trustee Paul Deger said the board approved unanimously and will seek national Jaycee backing at Tulsa on July 27 28 29.
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Middletown
Middletown Area
W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel Crop
Middletown Jaycees
Charles Hill
Jaycee
Vic Wells
West Middletown Woman Hurt In Hamilton Car Crash
A West Middletown woman Edna Mae Hendel 37 received head injuries when her husband Edwin Hendel 37 traffic crash at Greenwood Avenue and Vine Street. Mercy Hospital treated her. Other weekend injuries included Susan Schrock 55 Goshen Ind and Harold Kirkpatrick 39.
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Hamilton
West Middletown
Edwin Hendel
Greenwood Avenue
Vine Street
Edna Mae Hendel
Oxford
Harold Kirkpatrick
St. Lawrence Dr
Mercy Hospital
Rodney Steenbergen
Hogue Rd
Symmes Road
Rt. 4
Police Arrests on Warrant and Disorderly Conduct Charges
Police arrested Frank Kartovich 26 of 629 Malvern St on a warrant charging assault and battery. Bernie Collier 39 of 221 Park St was arrested on disorderly conduct. Mildred Griffen 35 N Broad St was arrested on a disorderly conduct warrant.
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Frank Kartovich
Malvern St
Milton Rd
Bernie Collier
Park St
N. Broad St
Mildred Griffen
Industrial Council Guests At Camp Hook
Twenty two Middletown Industrial Council members were to be luncheon guests today at Camp Hook for a gathering with 135 Boy Scouts and leaders. Hosts include 95 boys from troop 18, Middletown Civitan Club sponsorship, 29 Sportsman's Club, 7 Monroe Lions Club, 43 Mason Fire Department, 46 Coraddale Methodist Church, 50 Springboro Lions Club, and 40 Waynesville Civic Club.
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Middletown Industrial Council
Camp Hook
Middletown Civitan Club
Sportsman's Club
Monroe Lions Club
Mason Fire Department
Coraddale Methodist Church
Springboro Lions Club
Waynesville Civic Club
Plans for new scout units and fall roundup discussed
The organization and extensions committee of the Mound Builders Area Council will meet tomorrow to discuss plans for new scout units and the fall roundup. Bob Davidson, chairman, will open the session at 7 30 p m in the Boy Scout office.
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Mound Builders Area Council
Bob Davidson
Boy Scout Office
Train Hits Motorcycle. Youth Dies Near Morrow
Donald Allen aged 16 of Morrow Route 2 died after his motorcycle was struck by an eastbound Pennsylvania freight train at a county road crossing near Blue Shinn, two miles northeast of Morrow. John Cossman, 18, of Lockland, escaped injury after jumping off the bike. The death, due to a skull fracture, marks Warren County's 13th traffic fatality this year. Survived by parents Ben and [name], a sister and two brothers. Yale Funeral Home, Morrow, in charge.
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Morrow
Donald Allen
Morrow Rt. 2
Pennsylvania
Blue Shinn
Morrow High School
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Ralph Young
Warren County
John Cossman
S. Wayne Ave
Lockland
Ben Allen
Robert Luck
Pleasant Plain
Woodrow
Jack
Yale Funeral Home
German Reds Plan Talks In Moscow
East German Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl and seven deputies flew to Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders on disarmament European security and German reunification. The journey signals Kremlin plans on de Stalinization and liberalization and measures to raise living standards for 18 million East Germans.
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Berlin
East Germany
Moscow
Otto Grotewohl
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Bulganin
Nikta Khrushchev
Kremlin
Red
Valeriah Zorin
West Germany
Dividedrmany
City Manager Clears Role in Friday Gambling Raid
Charles W. Thompson today clarified his part in a gambling raid at Gibby's Smokery on Central Ave where 11 men were arrested around 11:30 p.m. Friday. Detec tive James Howerton and officers joined Thompson in breaking up an alleged card game.
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Charles W. Thompson
Gibby
Central Ave
Thompson
James Howerton
City raid described as personal gambling crackdown
Lloyd Reffitt Jr. Donal Wallace and Melvin Barker were mentioned in a raid framed by some as a personal gambling crackdown. City manager Thompson said he acted in the raid only because the situation required immediate action.
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Lloyd Reffitt Jr
Donal Wallace
Melvin Barker
Thompson
Had To Act Gambling Raid Follows Anonymous Tip
Thompson describes a Friday night raid on a downtown news stand gambling game. Police chief orders raids whenever possible. officers caught players with cards and money on the table. Thompson and rookie Reffitt entered in civilian clothes and seized money and cards during the operation.
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Thompson
Blackmore
Department of Police
Sam Moore
Howerton
Reffitt
Middletown faces six million bond vote and salary study
Middletown schools may seek a six million dollar bond this fall with a 2.8 mill levy over 20 to 25 years to retire it. OSU findings on teacher salaries and a $5.98 million construction plan include two junior schools and three elementary schools with possible new senior high in the northeast. board meets at 7 p.m. at Middletown High.
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Middletown
Board of Education
Middletown High School
Richard Williams
G. H. Cole Jr
Butler County Board of Elections
Joseph Woodruff
OSU
Woodruff
Ohio State University
Movie Schedules for Paramount Strand Colonial Dixie Cruise In
Theaters list showings for Monday and Tuesday with titles at varied times. Paramount screens Trap eze at 1 30 3 30 5 35 7 35 9 40, Strand shows Mo hawk at 1 15 4 10 7 10 and Kangaroo at 2 30 5 30 8 40, Colonial presents Proud Ones at 1 40 3 40 5 40 7 40 9 50 and Lease of Life at 1 30 4 50 8 10 plus Theo dora Slave Empress at 3 00 6 20 9 40, Dixie Cruise In airs One Desire at 8 50 and You're Never Too Young at 10 30.
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Theodora
Gardner Circus to Try Again at Gardner Park Carnival
Gardner Park resumes tonight at 6 30 after last week’s rainout. The carnival features fishponds games prizes a side show and refreshments with a magician show as the finale. A roller skating party and wiener bake are planned for Thursday evening.
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Gardner Park
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