Raymond Bid Last To Prevent Strike By Local 310
Raymond Bag Company offers a five cent per hour wage increase in year one and a wage and vacation pay reopener in year two to Local 310 of the International Brotherhood of Paper, Pulp and Bag Workers AFL CIO to avert a Tuesday strike. The union, representing 280 members, may strike at 7 am as master agreement expired June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bag Company
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Suphite and Paper Mill Workers
Afl-Cio
John T. Walton
Journal
Walton
Raymond
Midwest
Driver Hurt Slightly In Auto Crash
Paul Daggs, 52, of 605 Regent Drive, reported neck pain after his car was rear ended on N Verity Parkway near Clinton Street yesterday at 10:40 am. The other driver, Herbert H Mays, 27, 1111 Young St, told police an unidentified car cut in and forced him into Daggs. Damage totaled $210.
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Paul Daggs
Regent Drive
N. Verity Parkway
Clinton Street
Daggs
Herbert H Mays
Young St
Mays
Hershel Nickell
Hamilton
James C. Schmitt
Dix Road
First Avenue
Main St
Nickell
Joanne H. Barnes
Lee Drive
Monroe
Bobby Lee Fletcher
Crooksville
The
Transport Leasing Co
Central Ave
Sutphin Street
Fletcher
Johnson Refutes War Fears in Campaign Exchange
The president cautioned that no act of his would provoke war while discussing Goldwater threats of conflict. A questioner pressed about a dirty campaign as Johnson pledged a positive program and urged Goldwater to accept secret intelligence briefings, which he had previously declined.
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Goldwater
Births in United States Reach Four Million Annually
Since 1955 births in the United States total about four million each year, averaging seven per minute. The statistic underscores steady population growth and sustained birth rates across decades.
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United States
Downtown Opinionnaire Seeks Views From Property Owners
About 500 downtown property owners and residents received opinion ballots prepared by the Bureau of Business Research at Miami University. The two part 10 page questionnaire is voluntary and will be processed anonymously by IBM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Business Research
Miami University
Citizen's Advisory Committee
IBM
Teamster Claims Kennedy Bugging White House Office
Los Angeles AP report says Sidney Zagri a Teamsters lobbyist alleges Attorney General Kennedy installed listening devices in President Johnsons White House office. He says Johnson knows but fears political fallout with the Kennedy family. Zagri accuses Kennedy of spying in labor unions and expects a House Judiciary hearing.
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Los Angeles
Teamsters
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Kennedy
Sidney Agri
Zagri
House of Representatives
Justice Department
Man Held Over Slaying Of Neighbor In Cincinnati
Cincinnati police hold 41 year old William Price for questioning in the fatal shooting of Willie Acres, also 41, his downstairs neighbor. Price said the quarrel over noise led to Acres striking him with a pocket knife, after which he fired a revolver Friday night.
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Cincinnati
William Price
Willie Acres
Price
Acres
Retired Clerk With Modest Life Leaves Large Estate
In Chicago AP report, Cue Williams a retired thirty six dollar per week bank clerk who lived in an eight dollar weekly room died aged eighty six after a long illness. His probate filing shows an estate valued at 523000 dollars. He died in 1959 in a nursing home.
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Chicago
Cue Williams
Williams
Judith Patrick Treated After Fainting At Fashion Fair
Judith Patrick, 24, of 2117 Brentwood Street, fainted at the Fashion Fair store on Stevens Avenue yesterday at 4 p.m. Fire emergency squad aided her transport to Middletown Hospital, removed by Tri County ambulance.
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Judith Patrick
Brentwood St
Middletown Hospital
Fashion Fair
Stevens Ave
Tri-County
Legal motion delayed in Sheppard bail case in Ohio
Dr Sam ing of his wife Marilyn on July 4 1954 in Bay Village Ohio. A hearing on a motion by the Ohio attorney general office to stay the order that freed Shep pard will be held in Cincinnati on Wednesday. Until then he will be at liberty on 10000 bond. Sheppard and his fiancée had been in seclusion since arriving in Chicago from Ohio by car shortly before midnight. They reappeared in the Cook County Building 12 minutes before the noon closing time of the Marriage Bureau.
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Ohio Attorney General's Office
Sheppard
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ohio
Cook County
Marriage Bureau
Architects at Scotland Yard Inigo Jones and Sir Christopher Wren
In a remembered snapshot two famed designers maintained offices at Scotland Yard Inigo Jones and Sir Christopher Wren. The note highlights their connection to the institution and their influence on British architecture.
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Scotland Yard
Inigo, Jones
Sir Christopher Wren
Youth Wins Scholarship To College
Dan E. Myers, son of Mr and Mrs James Myers of 1216 Young St, won a Rockford College scholarship in Rockford Illinois. He was named one of five Second Scholarships recipients for entering students in the top 10 percent of their high school class. The award covers $800 first year up to $4,800 total, plus $400 supplementary aid for freshman year. He also receives a three year renewal from the International Business Machine Scholarship fund. Rockford College, an independent coeducational liberal arts college, is a charter member of the North Central Association. Myers plans political science and modern languages study.
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Dan E. Myers
James Myers
Young St
Rockford College
Rockford
Ill
Arson Myers
Middletown High School
Myers
International Business Machine
North Central Association of College and Secondary Schools
Police Briefs on thefts and a licensing arrest
A motorbicycle owned by Hubert Puckett of 400 Park Street with license A10339 was reported stolen yesterday. Tom Diver of 3404 Tytus Avenue reported four hubcaps stolen from his car at the Diamond National lot with a damaged right window, value $55. Roger L. Jones, 19, of 820 10th Avenue, was arrested yesterday on charges of no operator's license and fleeing the scene.
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Hubert Puckett
Park St
Tom Diver
Tytus Ave
Diamond National Lot
Roger L. Jones
10Th Ave
Funeral services planned for William Lawwill Jr
Obituary notes the death of William Lawwill Jr age 18 from an auto crash early Friday. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at J. R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Kidwell of New Mi ami Church of Christ officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. visitation Monday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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William Lawwill Jr
Penfield Ave
J. R. Baker & Sons
Robert Kidwell
New Miami Church of Christ
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Mamie Gregory Dies at 90 in Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Mamie Gregory 90 of 71 18th Ave. died at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient six weeks. She was a United Missionary Baptist Church member with 42 years in the city. Survived by four daughters, six sons, 33 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services by Bailey Funeral Home are incomplete.
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Mamie Gregory
18Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Gregory
United Missionary Baptist Church
Wilma Clements
Christine Frazier
Middletown
Leola Williams
Green and
Emmett
John
Ernest
Dayton
Clarence
Baltimore
George Drury
Willie Walter
Joe
Jimmy Washington
Pickens
Ala
Bailey Funeral Home
Don’t Tell Cops But She Does Arraigns in Queens Court
In New York a girl Theresa Campbell of Brooklyn and two youths Maureen Kearney of Queens and Douglas Martan of New City were arraigned in Queens Criminal Court after a car plunged into 10 feet of water. The youths, members of a plain clothes patrol, witnessed the incident but did not intervene until after authorities arrived.
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New York
Formica Workers Return To Jobs After Strike
In Cincinnati area, 1400 members of Local 7h, International Union, return to Formica Corp plants in Evendale and Winton Woods after a seven week strike. Workers accepted a one year contract on Friday and will resume duties this weekend.
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Cincinnati
Formica Corp
Evendale
Winton Woods
International Union
Violent Storms Strike Midwest and South Across Regions
The Associated Press reports violent thunderstorms, lightning and hail across the Midwest and South. Wisconsin towns including La Crosse Eau Claire Milwaukee Racine suffered floods and damage. Illinois, Minnesota and Missouri faced warnings. Tornado threats and lightning deaths were noted in Illinois. Southeastern cities Tallahassee and Savannah logged heavy rains and evacuations.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Zion
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Koronis Mills
Paynesville
Turkey Farm
Grove City
Atwater
New London
Tallahassee
Fla
Savannah
Pennsylvania
Rockies
Pair Stranded on Barge After Tug Hits Cruiser
In heavy fog off Montauk Point New York Mr and Mrs A E Stewart Jr aboard the 30 foot cabin cruiser Lancer were stranded on a barge after a tug collided with their vessel. They blamed the tug for failing to hear fog horns and see them on radar. The Coast Guard recovered cabin equipment and the Stewarts later climbed a tow line to the barge and waited for the fog to lift.
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Stewart
Coast Guard
Alice
Stewarts
Lancer
Montauk Point
N.Y
Coast Guards
Whale Refuses To Die As Vancouver Audience Demands Mercy
A wounded 17-foot female whale near Vancouver faced harpoon attempts by Sam Burich and gunfire as crowds urged officials to end its suffering. Harbor authorities towed the animal back after patching bullet holes. Marineland offered to take the whale if it survived, with survival chances rated as good.
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Vancouver
Sam Burich
Burich
Aquarium
Marineland
Calif
Heavy Rain Hits Japan Causes Deaths and Damage
Torrential rains pelted central and northern Japan on Saturday killing at least 10 people and injuring 28 as landslides and floods disrupted roads and railways, dealing a new blow to Niigata which was earthquake ravaged.
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Tokyo
Japan
Niigata
Truck Catches Fire During Gas Tank Fill
Firefighters assessed damage to a truck owned by William Edwards of 2 Clark St after a tank on the vehicle ignited yesterday at 12 23 p m while fueling. Estimated damage set at seventy five dollars.
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William Edwards
Clark St
Wpen
Two Guardsmen Sent to Camp for Training
Martins of 912 Lorg Place and Snelling of 4305 Grand Ave are guardsmen assigned to summer camp. Martins works at Zee Tool and Die Company of Monroe. Snelling is a painter for Armco Steel Corp.
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Martins
Lorg Place
Zee Tool and Die Company
Monroe
Snelling
Grand Ave
Armco Steel Corp
After the age of six, fewer females drink milk on an average day
The observation notes a gender gap in daily milk consumption after age six, with males drinking more on average than females. It highlights a consistent pattern across the studied group and suggests potential behavioral or cultural factors influencing dairy intake.
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Bobby
Washington
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James R. Hotifa
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Marilyn
Bay Village
Dan Myers
Mrs
Formica
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Wis
Milwaukee Area
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Rice Lake
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin State Line
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Ind
Coventry, Conn
A. E. Stewart Jr
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