QU President Nabbed Drunk In Columbus
Columbus police arrested Claude R. Sowle 43 president of Ohio University Athens on an intoxication charge. His $30 bond was forfeited in Municipal Court after he failed to appear. Officers described him as staggering with soiled clothing found downtown early Thursday.
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Columbus
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio University
Athens
Richard Hopson
Richard Bird
Sowle
Park Place
Sidney H. Golden
Deaths And Funerals Vernon Banks Jr and Kathy Brick
Vernon Banks Jr 42 of 1227 Calumet Ave died on arrival at Middletown Hospital. Surviving sister Hattie Banks and mother Celena Garrison. Bailey Funeral Home arrangements incomplete. Kathy Brick Lauderdale Fla died after heart attack at Plantation General Hospital. Surviving son Theodore Brick, brother Maxwell Stern, two grandchildren. Eaton Funeral Home services Monday with burial Carlisle Cemetery. Memorial fund suggested to Kathy Brick memorial fund at New Jersey Presbyterian Church Carlisle.
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Vernon Banks Jr
Vernon
Banks Jr
Calumet Ave
Middletown Hospital
Augusta
Middletown
Hattie Banks
Celena Garrison
Bailey Funeral Home
Lauderdale, Fla
Plantation General Hospital
Theodore Brick
Chautauqua
Oakwood
Maxwell Stern
Los Angeles
Eaton Funeral Home
Carlisle Cemetery
Kathy Brick
New Jersey
Clarence Doughman Dies at 76 in Middletown Hospital
Clarence Doughman 76 of 600 N Verity Pkwy died at 2 15 a m in Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since July 19 He was born in Middletown a retired auto mechanic for Wilmer Motors later a maintenance man at Frontier Lanes He leaves a sister Lola Fair Services Monday at 10 30 a m at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 5 Clark St with Rev Roger Ashley officiating Burial will be in Middletown Cemetery
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Clarence Doughman
Verity
Middletown Hospital
Doughman
Middletown
Wilmer Motors, Inc
Old Frontier Lanes
Lola Fair
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Clark St
Roger Ashley
Middletown Cemetery
Funeral
Katherine Chobot Franklin Mrs Katherine Chobot Fort
Mrs Katherine Chobot 80 of Fort is noted in a brief obituary notice. The item records her passing and provides limited personal detail suitable for the local paper’s death notices.
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Katherine Chobot Franklin
Katherine Chobot
Fort
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie E. Hornback in Lebanon
Mrs. Bessie E. Hornback 65, formerly of Lebanon, dies in Vanceburg Kentucky. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by son Paul Upton of Lebanon. four daughters Mary Mull of Trenton Esther Whitt of Franklin Jenny Drake of Monroe Sherry Hornback of Pittsburgh. five brothers two sisters fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Lebanon
Bessie E. Hornback
Oswald
Hornback
Vanceburg
Paul Upton
Mary “Mull
Trenton
Esther Whitt
Franklin
Jenny Drake
Monroe
Sherry Hornback
Pittsburgh, Pa
Death notices for Mae Meder, Raphael Emmanuel, infant Donovan
Mrs. Mae Meder, 71, of 1208 Sipple Ave, funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Sardinia Presbyterian Church. Raphael Emmanuel, 70, of Logsdon Convalescent Home, services today at Brown and Dawson. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Donovan, 503 Highland Place, funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at Rose Hill Chapel.
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Mae Meder
Sipple Ave
Sardinia Presbyterian Church
Raphael Emmanuel
Logsdon
Brown, Dawson
Delbert Donovan
Highland Place
Rose Hill Chapel
North Vietnamese Raid Stopped Near Pleiku and Da Nang
About 400 North Vietnamese attacked South Vietnamese rangers 30 miles south of Pleiku but were driven back by air and artillery. Lt. Col. Le Trung Hien said 50 enemy troops were killed in a 25 minute battle. Three South Vietnamese soldiers died and 20 were wounded. 10 ranger attackers were wounded earlier. An American colonel, Edward J. Cavanaugh, 48, was killed at Da Nang during a farewell dinner. four Vietnamese and three American officers were wounded. Two American helicopters were shot down, raising U.S. aircraft losses to 7,875.
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Saigon
le Trung Hien
Pleiku
Demilitarized Zone
da Nang
Camp Fuller
Al‘pha 1
Dmz
Edward J. Cavanaugh
Fairfax
Cavanaugh
1St Mobile
List Regiment
U.S
John Doe Patient Goes Home After Hospital Stay
Ellis Ewen Nolan, a 61 year old transient and stroke victim, left Middletown Hospital yesterday after a month and a half. He was unidentified for a week and later identified by fingerprints. He was admitted June 16 after being stricken at a Sohio service station at Ohio 122 and Interstate 75. his nephew James Crocker from Cartersville, Georgia, took him home.
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Ellis Ewen Nolan
Middletown
Sohio
Ohio 122
Interstate 75
Cartersville
James Crocker
Navy helicopter crashes near Conneautville injures minor
A Navy helicopter crashed and burned near Conneautville Pennsylvania injuring two crewmen lightly. Lt Tim Harms of Ashtabula Ohio and Mechanic H B Stevens of San Diego California were aboard en route from Ashtabula to Quonset Point Ki.
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Navy
Conneautville, Pa
USS. Navy
Tim Harms
Ashtabula
Ohio
H.B. Stevens
San Diego
Calif
Quonset Point
Senate panel to press secrecy curb on foreign aid
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee aims to cut off all foreign military aid if Defense Secretary Laird withholds information. Fulbright warned a 1961 law could trigger the cutoff after repeated requests and a lack of Nixon’s reasons. Rusk and Harriman opposed such measures as factional and destabilizing.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Secretary
Fulbright
Tad
Congress
Executive Branch
Aidbright
Laird
Senate Judiciary
Fullbright
Defense
Dean Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Rusk
Harriman
Ruck
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixons
Caina
Two Holdups At Dayton Stations Lead to Court Proceedings
Two service station robberies led to charges against Melvin Jones 23 and YeVonne Jones 18, both of Dayton, with bonds set at 10 000 and 5 000 plus 2 500 for heroin possession. Carl Dennis Haddix 27, of 409 Tytus Ave., faces unarmed robbery with a 2 500 bond. Attendant Jerry Mays 19 was beaten and hospitalized in fair condition. Detectives recovered stolen money and items. officers described the arrests and a police roadblock that halted the suspects’ getaway car. Norma McLain, a meter maid, was called from home for questioning.
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Melvin Jones
YeVonne Jones
Dayton
The
Journal
Jones
Sohio
Second Avenue
Main Street
Middletown Hospital
Jerry Mays
First Ave
Mays
Joneses
Carl Dennis Haddix
Haddix
Tytus Ave
Kissinger
Carl Peck
Rusk
Crawford St
Clark
Clinton
Verity Parkway
Ronald Reifsnider
Jears
Carmody Boulevard
Germantown Road
Russell Dwyer
Roger Knabel
James Malott
Steven Schmidt
Michael Davis
Dwyer
Reifsnider
Clark Station
Ptl
James Daniel
Customer Steals Golf Set From Store
A customer left Wards Store without paying after testing golf clubs and inspecting golf bags. Miss Frances Higgins, store clerk, reported the loss of 150 dollars late yesterday. Baltimore Street resident Smith reports theft of 30 dollars in groceries, a mattress, a spring set, and a lamp after thieves forced the front door. A motor oil, a hatchet, a drill motor and a saw were stolen from an unlocked location at 21 Franklin Street.
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Frances Higgins
Wards
Franklin St
E.H. Clark
Pay For Lawsuit as Mayor Seeks Seat Vacancy
Hamilton Mayor Mark C. Petty sued to unseat council member Jack Young. Judge Fred B. Cramer ordered the city to pay Petty’s attorney fees 2750 dollars, court costs 122 dollars, and 29 dollars for a deposition. Young, a Hamilton teacher, had been deemed to hold another public office in violation of the city charter.
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Hamilton
Cramer
Young
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