Freeway Section Three Bids Due for 4.95 Mile Cincinnati Dayton Route
Ohio Department of Highways announced bids open tomorrow for the third section of the Cincinnati Dayton Freeway. The 4.95 mile segment runs from Kyles Station Road in Butler County to north of Pigier Road in Warren County and includes ten bridges and a Rt. 63 diamond interchange. Completion is targeted for July 31, 1960 with rest areas featuring grills, tables and landscaping.
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Cincinnati-Dayton
Ohio Department of Highways
Kyles Station Road
Butler County
Bigier Road
Warren County
LeSourdsville Road
Pigier Road
Memile
Cincinnati
Dayton
Rt. 63
Butler Warren County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miller Creek
Shaker Creek
U. S. 25
Greentree Road
Bigler Road
U S
Franklin ‘Road
Department
Rainy weekend crashes injure five on slick highways
State patrols reported five people injured in two crashes on rain slicked roads near the city. At U.S. 2% near Tylersville Road a two car collision left George Lee, Joyce Sern, and Curtis Brown with facial cuts and bruises but not hospitalized. A second crash on U.S. 42 a mile south of the Warren Butler County line sent Maynard Warwick and Harry Norr to Mercy Hospital with shoulder bruises and severe arm cuts after their northbound car overturned in a ditch.
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Tylersville Road
George Lee
Hannah Dr
Joyce Sern
Curtis Brown
M cx
Dorothy Pushle
Mechanic St
Lebanon
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
U. S. 42
Warren Butler County
Maynard Warwick
West Chester Rt. 1
Harry Norr
Rains Force Families To Flee Homes In Butler County
Floodwaters from Indian Creek inundated homes and trailers in Millville and Reily areas. Sheriff Pell reports the Ramsey family evacuated from a second story window. two trailer parks were affected and two people were stranded on a car roof. Two Mile Creek washed away bridge foundations on N B Street, blocking traffic as firefighters cordon off the area.
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Hamilton
Mie
Butler
Millville
Reily
Indian Creek
Paul Pell
Donald Ramsey
Milleville-Reily Rd
Ramsey
Pell
Meriff
Two Mile
N B Street
Boy Bumped on Head as Cars Collide
One year old Robert Mokry was bumped on the head in a collision on S Sutphin Street and Woodlawn Avenue. The boy was hospitalized after the 10:44 a.m. crash caused by a southbound car driven by Jack Mokry. Total damage listed at about $550.
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S. Sutphin Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Robert Mokry
Highland St
Jack Mokry
Edwin McCormick
Red Bud Dr
Everett Lillard
N. Main St
John Wilkinson
Lamberton St
Central Avenue
Sleette i
Evelps
Franklin Rt
N. Verity Parkway
Eldora Drive
George Ingram
9Th Ave
Paul Witeon Jr
Central Ave
Shafer
McKinley
Two Men Injured In Creek and Mower Accidents
Two men were hurt yesterday and taken to Middletown Hospital for treatment. James D. Fields aged 30 of 3606 Warren Road scheduled for nose surgery after slipping on a egg while wading in a creek. Patel Wombold, 38 of West Middletown Route 2 sustained a lacerated index finger in a power mower incident.
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Eoen
Middletown Hospital
James D. Fields
Warren Rd
Patel Wombold
West Middletown Rt
Middletown Sees Wet July Start and Cool Start to Month
Rain dominated the first three weeks of this July in Middletown with 6.30 inches recorded by official observer C. T. Morningstar surpassing totals for any July back to 1950. The period had daily rain except for the first four days and the 9th, and the month opened cooler with a high of 55 and a low of 60. By morning, 62 degrees was noted.
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Middletown
C. T. Morningstar
Morningstar
No Fingerprints Found in Jones Slaying Trial
Tokyo detective testified that no fingerprints were found in the Imperial Hotel suite where American T A D Jones of Connecticut was found dead May 6. The manslaughter trial of former Yale grid star Joseph P Crowley resumes August 14 with expected testimony from Dr Yururo Ono.
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Tokyi
Tokyo
T. A. D. Jones
Connecticut
Kosho Nakata
Yale University Grid
Joseph P. Crowley
Crowley
Inno
Jones
Imperial
Akira Shepoh
Shenby
Muneo Kono
Nakata
Japan
Yururo Ono
Dayton Crash Kills Man and Injures Three
A car skid on wet pavement in Dayton, Ohio, killing Lloyd Craig, 34, of Brookville, and injuring three others. Driver Oren Caldwell of Lewisburg hovers in serious condition, while Richard Thurman 28 and Don Van Colville 25 are in fair condition and released respectively.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lloyd Craig
Rt. 1
Brookville
Montgomery County
Good Samaritan
Oren Caldwell
Rt. 2
Lewisburg
Preble County
Richard Thurman
Donvan Colville
Break-in at Zecker Home Nets Jewelry and Goods
Deputies report a burglary at Walter Zecker on Middletown Route 3 securing engagement and wedding rings an Eastern Star King a class ring a camera film s and a transistor radio The value of the loot was not estimated.
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Walter Zecker
Middletown
Rt. 3
Sheriff's Deputies
Fresh Air Camp facilities dedicated in Middleton
Over 150 people attended open house for the Fresh Air Camp dining hall dedication. W. W. Sebald noted the youth building fund financed projects totaling 101379 including a swimming pool, caretaker’s cottage, and other camp improvements. Mortgage payoff and new gifts supported by Middletonians boosted funds and camp programs.
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Civic Association
Stonybrook
Salvation Army
Swaneky
Bengewell
Boy Scout Camp
Ook
Laly
Pamela Whitman
W. W. Sebald
Fresh Air Camp
Osborne
Oklahoma Gubernatorial Runoff Chooses Between Newcomers
Oklahoma Democrats set a runoff Tuesday between J. Howard Edmondson and W. P. Billy Atkinson after a bitter three week campaign. Edmondson, 32, Tulsa County attorney, trails by 742 votes from the July general primary leading a field of 11. Atkinson, 52, from Midwest City, is the challenger. The winner faces independent D A Bryce and FBI agent Phil Ferguson in November. Oklahoma has never elected a Republican governor. Gov. Raymond Gary cannot seek another term and remains neutral.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Democrats
J. Howard Edmondson
Tulsa
W. P.billy Atkinson
Midwest City
Phil Ferguson
Woodward
D. A. Bryce
FBI
Sawhuska
Edmondson
Atkinson
Raymond Gary
Teen stabbed in car on 6th Avenue and Lincoln Street
A 16 year old girl received a puncture wound to the left shoulder when an 18 year old girl armed with scissors stabbed her in a car at 6th Avenue and Lincoln Street last night. Flora Thomas was treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital.
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Flora Thomas
Dayton
6Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Middletown Hospital
Rainfall Scarcity Strikes Northern Chile Regions
In parts of northern Chile only an inch of rain may fall across twenty years, underscoring extreme aridity and drought conditions affecting local ecosystems and water resources.
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Chile
Two juveniles caught burglarizing Howe Motors
Police arrested two Middletown youths aged 2 and 23 after a break in at Howe Motors on Central Ave. Det. Harold Gray and Ptl. Paul Fris man Al Carr nabbed them at 9 35 p m. The suspects were jailed for investigation. The entry was through a second floor window. nothing was missing.
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Howe Motor
Central Ave
Auto Agency
Middletown
Harold Gray
Ptl
Paul Frisman
al Carr
L.W. Howe
Howe Motors
Bids Open Tonight for Seven Mile Water System
Seven Mile village council will open bids at a 7 30 p m special meeting for a new water system including wells mains tanks and storage. Mayor Randell Coning says several bids are expected and a contract could be awarded within 10 days if bids are in order. Bids were previously taken but rejected due to delays.
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Seven Mile
Randell Coning
Coning
Editors jailed in Bangkok over anti government stance
AP reports two editors jailed in Bangkok on charges of inciting rebellion after a week of citywide unrest. Editor San Ga Kittipan, in his jail cell, denied the charge saying Is sara is anti communist and anti corruption and that their arrest was due to using strong language.
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2 Pgees
Bangkok
San Ga Kittipan
Issara
Degrees of Virtue Liberty and Patriotism Confered
Alpha Council honors a large class with degrees of Virtue Liberty and Patriotism at Thursday meeting. Councilor Jesse McIntosh and Captain Doyal Wells direct the ceremony.
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Alpha Council $26
Jr. Ouam
Jesse McIntosh
Doyal Wells
Millett Wins Go Ahead for Major Miami Dorm Loan
Miami University's board of trustees approved President John D. Millett to seek an 8.7 million loan for seven new residence hall projects. Chairman Hugh C. Nichols said the plan would expand campus enrollment potential to about 7,000 by 1962 and has tentative FHFA approval to file a final application.
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Oxford
Miami University
Board of
John D. Millett
Hugh C. Nichols
Batavia
Dr. Millett
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Miami
Aeseine University Center
Miami plans major housing and dining expansion on campus
The proposal adds four dining facilities and 1 163 new housing beds while replacing seven residence buildings housing 465 women and 199 men. By 1962 capacity reaches 1966 men and 2435 women as enrollment nears 6 000. the plan includes three new women’s halls, a new dining hall, a Dennison Hall wing, and a 250 man residence hall with dining, funded by a loan to refinance $6.814 million debt and unused $350,009.
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Millett
Miami
Miller
Dennison Hall
Fisher Hall
Blanchard, Walker and Morris
Anderson and Stanton
Hepburn Hall
Monaco's Independence Tied to Grimaldi House
A note on Monaco’s political status says the principality has been independent for about 300 years under the House of Grimaldi, except during the French Revolution period.
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Monaco
Rees Named Miami Home Economics Chair
Miss Jane L. Rees of State College Pa will head Miami University's department of home economics replacing Miss Fern E Staggs. Rees formerly taught at Rutgers University and served as a dietitian in New York City and in Pennsylvania state education programs. She is a Columbia trained dietitian with fellowships at Penn State for doctoral research and holds multiple honor society memberships.
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Oxford
Jane L. Rees
State College
Mi‘ami University
Department of ‘Home Economics
School of Education
Fern E. Staggs
Rees
Rutgers University
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Pennsylvania State University
Europe
Cornell University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Phi Kappa Phi
Pi Lambda Theta
Omicron Nu
Phi Upsilon Omicron
American Dietetic Assn
American Home Economics Assh
American School Food Service
Home Economics Division
Thieves steal phonograph and records from home
Burglars broke into the home of Thyllis Mays at 40 Young Street rear and stole a record player 35 records and a table fan. The loot valued at 177 dollars. Entry occurred Saturday through a rear window, police said.
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Thyllis Mays
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