Kentucky Proposes Peace Plan to Ohio in Reciprocity Row
Kentucky sent a three page plan to Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe offering to drop Kentucky taxes on Ohio trucks if the broader reciprocity agreement remains intact. Motor Transportation Commissioner Ben Combs said withdrawal could trigger chaos affecting passenger, farm, and delivery vehicles. Ohio plans to reply within two weeks as Combs cites Ohio truckers paying higher per mile rates and seeks to avoid a wider tax dispute.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Ohio
Motor Transportation
Ben Combs
William Saxbe
Combs
Death notices for Richard A. Oliver funeral set Saturday
Richard Alien Oliver 29 of Middletown fatally injured in a July 25 Sarasota Fla. car crash. Services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home at 10 am Saturday, burial in Soldiers Lot Wendside Cemetery. Survived by wife Donna Faye daughter Monica Sue parents Eugene Wilson and Paul Oliver sisters Mary Wilson Patricia Waddell and grandmother Eva Hagen. Call hours Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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McCoy-Leffler
Richard Alien Oliver
Middletown
Sarasota
Fla
Wendside Cemetery
Oliver
LeRoy
Trans -Florida Aviation
Air Force
Norwood (Ohio
Mrs Loretta Wright Dies at 58 in Clayton Home
Mrs Loretta Wright 58 sister of Mrs James Ferguson Middletown died yesterday at the Clayton home of her daughter Mrs Paul James. Surviving are another daughter Mrs Isabel Groff Clayton, sisters Mrs Helen Voris and Mrs Katheryn Astache Sidney, Mrs Clarence Weipert Detroit, brothers Clarence and Wilbur Fisher Sidney. Services 9 a.m. Saturday at Rogers Funeral Home Trotwood with burial Graceland Cemetery Sidney. Funeral hours tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Loretta Wright
James Ferguson
Middletown
Paul James
Clayton
Wright
Isabel Groff
Helen Voris
Katheryn Astache
Sidney
Clarence Weipert
Detroit
Clarence
Wilbur Fisher
Rogers Funeral
Trotwood
Graceland Cemetery
Virgil Cox 88 services tomorrow at 10:30 a.m.
Virgil Cox, 88, of 1998 Allstatter Avenue, is slated for funeral services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow according to Proeschel.
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Virgil Cox
Allstatter Ave
Proeschel
Warren Residents Hurt In Morning Two Car Crash
Lebanon police reported three residents of Waynesville injured when two cars collided at East and Mulberry streets at 9 24 am. Geneva Sturgill 34 and her daughter Linda 16 and Elliott 11 were taken to Middletown Hospital. Ronald Dixon 26 of Morrow drove one car and the other driver remained unidentified pending investigation. The impact overturned the second auto landing it upside down on the sidewalk. Further details were unavailable.
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Lebanon
Middletown
Geneva Sturgill
Linda
Elliott
Wayneslie
Ronald Dixon
Morrow
East
Mulberry Streets
Dixon
Red China Rejects International Communist Showdown
AP reports that Communist China informed Soviet Russia it will not participate in any international meeting that would split the world Communist movement. Peking called such a schismatic gathering opposed and issued a July 28 letter from the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee to the Soviet party. Contents were monitored in Tokyo via New China News Agency broadcasts.
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China
Russia
International Communist Movement
Soviet Communist Party
Peking
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
New China News Agency
Judge halts publication of Harding love letters
A Columbus Common Pleas judge temporarily blocks further publication of Warren G. Harding letters after George T. Harding II filed suit seeking injunction and $1 million in damages. Defendants include American Heritage Publishing, McGraw-Hill, Francis Russell, and Kenneth Duckett. Letters allegedly address Carrie Phillips and are tied to the Phillips estate now under Marion Probate Court control. The suit claims damages from partial publications and anticipates further harm if more appears.
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Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Common Pleas
Henry L. Holden
George T. Harding II
Worthington
The
American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc
Marion, Ohio
McGraw - Hill Publishing Co., Inc
Cleveland
Kenneth M Duckett
Westerville, Ohio
Francis Russell
Dent Harding
Carrie Phillips
Russell
Duckett
Phillips
Marion
Probate
Grease Hall to be moved at Miami University
Miami University's Grease Hall, a four room bar racks type building south of Withrow Court, built in World War II as a temporary civilian pilot training site, will be relocated. It later housed faculty offices and the Navy training program, earning its nickname during the war. The structure will be moved to make way for a new wing on Withrow Court, with construction set to begin this fall.
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Oxford
Withrow Court
Miami University
Miami
Middletown
Princess Margaret declines New York invitation
Princess Margaret declines an invitation to travel to New York to attend events related to books by Sir Wittston Chur chill. A spokesman said she cannot go and did not know who extended the invitation.
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London
Margaret
New York
Sir Wittston Churchill
Items Stolen At Car Lot Break-in at Pauls Used Cars and Auto Parts in Butler County netted tools and equipment valued at $650.
Deputies reported a break-in at Pauls Used Cars and Auto Parts on E Oxford State Road in Butler County. The thieves took tools, two automobile transmissions, a battery charger, a battery eliminator, two electric drills, a carburetor, and two acetates. entry was gained through a window.
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Paul
Oxford State Road
Butler County
McMaster House Recalled as Campus War Memory Ends
Old frame building known as McMaster House stands as Grease Mall to longtime faculty members, recalling wartime days when Navy blkes and whites shaped the campus home before its final demise.
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McMaster House
Navy
Beaten Minister Died Of Heart Attack In Ohio
Dr. Joseph Sudimack ruled a Warren pastor died of a heart attack after a fight with Ester Moses at a home. Rev. Dr. John H. Wright founder of Trinity Baptist Church suffered a back head wound and loss of blood. Moses is held for questioning. Wright, 55, had missionary work in Liberia.
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Warren
Ohio
Joseph Sudimack Jr
John H. Wright
Ester Moses
Warren Scrap Iron
Harold Lapp
Moses
Wright
Dr. Wright
Trinity Baptist Church
Liberia
Capt
Lapp
Russelyn Gore
Miss Gore
Alexandrite Named for Czar Alexander II Discovery
Alexandrite, a semiprecious stone, was named after Czar Alexander II of Russia on his birthday when it was first discovered in the Ural Mountains.
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Alexander II of
Russia
Ural Mountains
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