Deaths and Funerals Shared for Mindlin and Hammer
Sandee Mindlin 58 of 101 N Butphin St died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at home. Surviving wife Florence son Pacey sister Bess Zeft. services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow Weil Funeral Home Cincinnati with Rabbi Gordon. burial Hirsch-Hofer Cemetery Cincinnati. Curtis J Hammer 88 retired Clarksville farmer died at Pine Crest Nursing Home. wife Clara two daughters Estalene Frederick and Alice Linkhorn two sons Robert and Eugene. eight grandchildren six great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow Vale Funeral Home. burial Springfield Church Cemetery Clinton County. Continuous visitation today after 4 p.m.
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Sandee Mindlin
N. Butphin St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Mindlin
Poland
Sam Mindlin
Franklin
Mindlin
Middletown
Springfield
Florence Son
Pacey
Bess Zeft
Cincinnati
Weil Funeral Home
William Gordon
Hirsch- Hofer
Morrow
Curtis J. Hammer
Clarksville
Pine Crest Nursing Home
Clara
Estalene Frederick
Alice Linkhorn
Dayton
Robert
Sidney
Eugene
Kinross
Mich
Eignt
Vale Funeral Home
Springfield Church Cemetery
Clinton County
Mrs Cora Parramore 88 Dies at Dayton Nursing Home
Mrs. Cora Parramore of Farmersville aged 88 died Monday at Hester Nursing Home in Dayton after 11 months as a patient. Survived by two sons Ro Stiver of Xenia and Walter Stiver of Farmersville. two daughters Mrs J less of Dayton and Mrs Robert Oldfather of Farmersville. six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services set for Friday 2 p.m. at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev David Schneider officiating. Burial in Help Cemetery at Farmersville. Wake today 2 to 9 p.m.
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Germantown
Cora Parramore
Farmersville
Hester
Dayton
Ro, Stiver
Xenia
Walter Stiver
J. Less
Robert Oldfather
John Arpp
David Schneider
Help
Doctor Harry Shay Dies at 65 in Philadelphia
Dr. Harry Shay 65 director of Fels Research Institute and clinical professor of medicine at Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Harry Shay
Fels Research Institute
Temple University School of Medicine
Playwright Walcott Gibbs’ Widow Elean Gibbs Dies
Mrs. Elean Gibbs, 59, widow of Walcott Gibbs the New Yorker drama critic, died Tuesday from burns suffered in a Friday apartment fire in Philadelphia. The fire cause is undetermined.
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Philadelphia
New York
Eleanor Gibbs
Walcott Gibbs
The
New Yorker
Burns
Pair Scales Berlin Wall Under Fire
Berlin border guards opened fire on two refugees scaling the wall during the night but both men reached West Berlin unhurt. The 22 and 23 year old fugitives fled near Checkpoint Charlie, where two guards fled to the West in daylight Tuesday.
Barracks City To House Skopje Quake Victims
Yugoslav officials plan a barracks city near Skopje to shelter quake survivors while a new city is built. Dynamite and bulldozers continue clearing ruins six days after the earthquake. More than half of Sopje's 279000 residents have moved to other communities as fear of typhus lingers. Authorities report about 1000 bodies recovered and at least 700 missing or presumed dead.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Sopje
Four More Questioned in Ohio Rape Slaying Case
Geauga County deputies plan to question four more young men after Audrey Pavilsin and Ronald Jenkins, both charged with raping Norma Jean Burns, were arrested. Burns, 20, was strangled and left in a field near Kiwanis Lake Tavern in Newbury Township. Pavilsin, a construction worker, posted $2,000 bond. Jenkins remains jailed on $5,000 bond as a preliminary hearing was scheduled for August.
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Ch’ Rdon
Ohio
Geauga County Sheriff's Deputies
Norma Jean Burns
Audrey Pavilsin
Ronald Jenkins
Kiwanis Lake
Newbury Township
Carl Hofstetter
Geauga County Court
Middlefield
Gor Pavilsin
Jenkins
Gotham Pickets Sit-Ins Press For More Construction Jobs
Demonstrations resumed in New York demanding more construction jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans. Police arrested 12 at a Brooklyn hospital site, 2 at a Queens project, and 3 at the mayor’s office as sit-ins continued with white and Negro participants linked at the gate. Roy Wilkins urged nonblocking access while a 10 member task force formed to seek shared objectives.
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New York
Brooklyn
Queens
Empolye
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Stuck-Up Boys In Tar Barrel Rescued By Firemen
In Dallas two brothers Rudolph Neria and Paul Neria aged 12 and 13 were stuck in a tar barrel while playing. Twenty four firemen and police worked for three hours to free them using axes. After a police lecture they returned home.
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Dallas
Rudolph Neria
Paul Neria
Inflation Debated As Index Surges On Sugar Spike
Government data show June's cost of living index at a record 106.6 with sugar prices driving the gain while overall prices remain steady in some sectors. Economists warn the rise may be temporary and stress that competitive markets and unemployment tame broad price increases.
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U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Armother
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Chicago White Throng Protests Negro Family
Police arrested 21 people after about 1 000 white residents gathered near a Chicago apartment building housing a Negro family. Earlier, 10 arrests were made as crowds blocked access to the same building in a predominantly white neighborhood.
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Chicago
Ex-Lords Can Be Premiers Of England
London AP reports the House of Commons approved a bill allowing peers to renounce titles and seek election to the Commons. The change would let an exlord become prime minister, removing the traditional barrier of peerage from the highest office.
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England
London
Britain
House of Commons
Commons
Unfair Labor Practices Complaint Issued Against Carpenters Local 1519
The National Labor Relations Board filed an unfair labor practices complaint against Millwright and Machinery Erectors Local 1519 The Carpenters Union AFLCIO The case cites Woodrow Wilson Sowards who alleges his May dismissal from Industrial Erectors Inc Chicago at the Armco Steel Corp project near Ashland Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
the Nations Labor Relations Board
The
Carpenters’ Union
Afi-Cio
Woodrow Wilson Sowards
Industrial Erectors Inc
Chicago
Armco Steel Corp
Ashland
California Station Sold To Cox Chain
Oakland report confirms sale of television station KTVU to Miami Valley Broadcasting Co for about $12 million. Sale awaits Federal Communications Commission approval. Cox interests own Dayton Ohio, Atlanta Georgia, Charlotte North Carolina, and Miami Florida properties including newspapers.
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Oakland
Calif
KTVU
Miami Valley Broadcasting Co
William B. Pabst
Ward D. Ingrim
Pabst
Federal Communications Commission
Miami Valley Broadcasting
Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Atlanta
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Stewart S. Cort
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Edmund F. Martin
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