Raymond plant hires temporary staff during strike
Raymond announces that about 35 Albemarle Manufacturing Co. staff from Virginia and North Carolina divisions will temporarily assist at the Raymond bag making plant. The temporary assignments include research specialists engineers and technical personnel aware they will return to regular jobs after the strike ends.
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Richmond
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Albemarle Per Manufacturing Co
John T. Walton
Albemarle
Walton
Union talks and strikes ripple through Middletown plant
Reports detail union picket activity and tentative contract terms at a Middletown plant. A one year retroactive June contract offer includes a seven cent raise, five cent raise in six months, and seniority protections. Pickets and police intervene as drivers conflict with union lines amid ongoing negotiations.
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Three Injured In Morning And Afternoon Traffic
Three people were injured in four traffic accidents yesterday. Thomas Spencer, 59, and Jake Hatton, 50, were admitted to Middletown Hospital after Spencer’s car ran off Garfield Street and hit a pole and street sign causing $700 damage and power outages. Deborah Griffith, 9, was treated for minor injuries after her bicycle struck a truck driven by Fulton Williams. Williams was not cited. John Gordon, 52, and Lois Hodges, 32, collided at Girard Avenue and Vanderveer Street. Gordon was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign. total damage $1,700. Donald Gibbs, 29, was cited for backing unsafely after his car hit Ollie Hayes, 25, at Brentwood and Goldman Avenue. total damage $195.
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Thomas Spencer
Julie Drive
Franklin
Spencer Auto
Jake Hatton
Kenova
W. Va
Spencer
Garfield Street
First Avenue
Deborah Griffith
Young St
Fulton Williams
17Th Ave
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14Th Avenue
Yankee Road
John Gordon
Bradford, Mess
Lois Hodges
Navaho St
Girard Avenue
Vanderveer Street
Gordon
Donald Gibbs
Brentwood St
Ollie Hayes
Brentwood
Goldman Avenue
Crow Contest In Afternoon Fowl Trick At Roosters
In Medina Ohio a village horse show features a crowing contest with 35 entrants slated for 3 pm Sunday. Judges and rules spark debate as farmers discuss entries like Goldwater and Rhode Island Red amid heat and possible hoaxes.
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Medina
Ohio
Chatham
Upper
VFW
Ken Welsh
Auto driven by John Abbott backfires in Middletown street
Firemen report no injuries after an automobile backfired in front of 2200 Baltimore Street early last night. A stray line mentions a camel can drink 25 gallons of water in under an hour, which appears unrelated to the incident.
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John Abbott
Baltimore St
Middletown
Commissioners Wary Of Selling Off Park Land
City officials debate Jacot Park acreage to expand Middletown Shopping Plaza. Chairman Denham opposes park land sale unless land is unnecessary. other commissioners weigh park board desires, neighborhood impact, zoning, and highest bidder outcomes. Park board has not ruled, master plan favors nearby playfields.
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William W. Denham
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Donham
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Smith Park
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Gose
Mary Lord
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Clark
James Curry
Parks and Recreation
John Paschal
Breie Boulevard
Paschal
Manchester Road
Jefferson Road
Frenzied Franklin pursuit ends with two arrests
Franklin police captured Phillip Chasteen age 19 of Shartz Read and Sidney Carpenter age 20 of Shartz Road after a high speed chase that involved an auto crash scene on Unser Road. Off duty firefighter Forrest Johnson chased the fleeing vehicle to the Chasteen residence with officers assisting.
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Phillip Chasteen
Shartz Read
Sidney Carpenter
Shartz Road
Donald Kidwell
Unser Road
Johnnie Kidwell
Shaker Road
Ptl
Kidwell
E. Fourth Street
Carpenter
Arive
Forrest
Frosty) Johnson
Fourth St
Johnson
Chasteen
Dope Probe Set To Go
The Senate Investigations subcommittee will launch a probe into the international narcotics racket. Chairman John L. McClellan asked Federal Narcotics Commissioner Henry L. Giordano to lead testimony tracing illicit drug flow from opium fields in the Near and Far East to U.S. and Canadian mob networks. Key testimony centers on big traffic in New York City Chicago San Francisco and other cities.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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D-Ark
Henry L. Giordano
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Chicago
San Francisco
Ench
Quebec
Montreal
Ottawa
Speeders Draw Franklin Fines
Franklin Municipal Court fined twenty four speeders a total of 472.50 dollars in a Friday session. The list includes George McKinney 42 of 15 E Second St fined 10 dollars for no operator license and Donald Gingerich 39 of 3947 Woodhaven fined 10 dollars for fictitious plates. Donnie Neace 18 of Germantown was fined 25 dollars for no operator license and 10 dollars for muffler. Bonds forfeited: John Williams 25 of 2003 South Ave Middletown 20 dollars for no operator license Ray Willis 20 of Miamisburg 25 for unsafe vehicle Ray Kramer 51 of 7185 Germantown Road Middletown 20 for crossing a yellow line David Simmon 25 of Circleville 20 for loss of center.
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George McKinney
E. Second St
Donald Gingerich
Woodhaven
Donnie Neace
Germantown
John Williams
South Ave
Middletown
Ray Willis
Miamisburg
Ray Kramer
Germantown Road
David Simmon
Circleville
Lest of Center
Rochester Enforces Citywide Curfew After Harlem Riots
City Manager Porter W Homer declared a state of emergency and ordered residents off streets 8 p m to 7 a m with curfew penalties for violators. Gun shops closed along with most downtown theaters bars and liquor stores directed to close by 5 p m. Deputy Chief Clarence DePrez cites over 4000 participants in riots across stages, note that nearly all rioters were Black with some whites also involved in looting.
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Homer
Romester
Clarence DePrez
DePrez
Rhodes Scores At Warren Fair Makes Stop At Warren County Fair
Governor James A. Rhodes visiting Warren County Fair in Lebanon won prizes at carnival booths. He toppled milk bottles with a softball and tossed baseballs to win a stuffed animal while meeting local Republican candidates, 4H and farm groups. Open dairy and 4H horse and beef judging concluded yesterday.
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James A. Rhodes
Warren County
Rhodes
Warren
Warren C. Nelson
Lebano
Republicans Organize To Back LBJ in Ohio
Cleveland AP reports M. Metzenbaum, chairman, says a group of committees will form in Ohio cities to back LBJ. The statement pledges support for candidates who endorse the 1964 party platform and nominee. It argues extremism risks civil rights progress and national unity.
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Cleveland
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Ohio
Metzenbaum
America
Mine executive dies in Terre Haute Indiana
Hugh B. Lee a 76 year old retired mining executive and engineer died unexpectedly Friday at his home in Terre Haute Indiana The longtime industry figure was active in mining and public service and his death was reported by local authorities and the Associated Press.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Hugh B. Lee
Obituary for Lewis Fox of Miamisburg Ohio
Lewis Fox 4 of 4743 Miamisburg Centerville Road died Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. A retired carpenter, he is survived by three sons Edward of Carlisle Curtis and Earl of Miamisburg. two daughters Mrs Lewis Wical and Mrs R Dale Lang of Miamisburg. a brother Howard Dayton. a sister Mrs Mella Phillips Oakwood. 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Services 2:30 pm Tuesday at Gerhart Schmid Funeral Home with burial in David Cemetery. Visitation Monday 3–5 and 7–8 pm.
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Lewis Fox
Centerville Road
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Edward
Carlisle
Curtis
Earl
Lewis Wical
R Dale Lang
Howard
Mella Phillips
Oakwood
Gerhart & Schmid Funeral Home
David
Danes Cut Down CIGARETTE SALES Hit Denmarks Tax Revenue
In Copenhagen Denmark a sharp decline in cigarette sales could cost the Danish government about 30 million dollars a year in tax revenue if the trend continues.
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Denmark
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