Mamie Eisenhower Hospitalized With Acute Bronchitis
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower entered Walter Reed Army Hospital on Tuesday for treatment of an acute asthmatic bronchitis attack. Doctors report she is comfortable with little fever and improving, likely to stay a few days under care. She, age 63, has had similar episodes but none as severe as this.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Bankruptcy Filed in U S District Court Case Cincinnati
Danny M. Lariccuita of Middletown listed as assembler files for bankruptcy in Cincinnati U S District Court seeking relief with declared debts of 1997 dollars and assets of 300 dollars. The filing notes liabilities and property while detailing the individual’s financial status and court actions.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Danny M. Lariccuita
Middletown
Assembler
Deaths And Funerals William D Kash
William Dean Kash 30 of Germantown Rt 1 died in a Memorial Day motorcycle crash on old Rt 4 two miles south of Germantown. Services 7 pm tomorrow at Joseph IR Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard. Interment Land saw Kentucky at Kash Cemetery Friday.
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William Dean Kash
Germantown Rt. 1
Joseph IR. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Den
Landsaw, Ky
Kash
Germantown
Franklin John W Kruer 67 dies at farm home in Springboro
John W Kruer 67 died yesterday at his farm home on Waynesville Route 2 after a year of illness. Born in Dayton he farmed locally for three years and belonged to Springboro Grange Warren County Farm Bureau Clear Creek Township Zoning Board and Springboro Knights of Pythias. Surviving: wife Elizabeth son Richard of Franklin four grandchildren and brothers Walter Harry George T. Services at Anglesby Funeral Home 2 p.m. Saturday officiated by Rev James Kuhn. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. Visiting hours Friday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Franklin
John W. Kruer
Waynesville Rt. 2
Mr. Kruer
Dayton
Springboro
George T
Grand Rapids
Mis
Anglesby Funeral Home
James Kuhn
Ebert Plymate Services Held for Local Resident
Services for Ebert F. Plymate 76 were held at 1 p.m. at the Otterbein Home Chapel with Rev. Ira Clark officiating. Burial will be tomorrow in Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis. Plymate died Monday at Otterbein Home with no immediate survivors.
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Ebert F. Plymate
Otterbein
Ira Clark
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Plymate
Otterbein Home
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Donald Pottenger
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Donald Pottenger of 306 Cambridge Drive died. private services planned.
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Donald Pottenger
Cambridge ,Dr
Obituary notices for Morris Loeb and Gayles of Chicago Tribune
John T. Morris 61 longtime Westinghouse patents and trademarks chief dies of heart ailment after 47 years with the company. Mortimer Loeb 68 head of silk hat firm who supplied hats to presidents Roosevelt through Truman passes away. Clyde B. Gayles 73 former Chicago Tribune advertising chief dies after months of illness. native of Valparaiso Indiana joined Tribune in 1910.
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New York
John T. Morris
Westinghouse Electric International Co
Morris
Mortimer Loeb
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Chicago
Clyde B. Gayles
The
Chicago Tribune
Valparaiso
Ind
Tribune
Buried Man Is Rescued In Ohio Digging Accident
Otis Williams of Detroit, 28, was buried under two feet of dirt when a ditch wall collapsed near Conneaut while he worked alone on Lakeville’s water system. Rescued by coworkers, West Lakeville firefighters, and a nearby service station crew, he suffered only lacerations.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Otis Williams
Detroit
West Lakeville
Berserk Gunman Referred to State Hospital
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio AP The Mahoning County grand jury recommended that Raymond Burt Bloom Jr a druggist who turned gunman be sent to Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane The indictment lists two counts of shooting with intent to kill one count of armed robbery and one count of assault with intent to rob Police say Bloom went berserk on April 18 stole a car at gunpoint and tried to hold up a west side business firing at two would be disarming victims
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Youngstown, Ohio
Mahoning County
Grand Jury
Raymond Burt Bloom Jr
Lima State Hospital
Bloom
West Side
De Gaulle Calls For Paved Path To Talks Before Summit
President de Gaulle urged methodic diplomatic work before any new high level talks. He said France would host again only after thorough preparation by all four powers, stressing Atlantic solidarity yet independence from NATO control in shaping Western policy.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
United Nations
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
United States
Britain
McClellan Witness In Presser Trial Opens Case
U S Senator John L McClellan led the government case against William Presser Ohio Teamsters Union president in a trial that opened in Cleveland. The indictment accuses Presser of destroying an invoice that named eight public figures who received 1955 Christmas presents and of withholding a Christmas list envelope from the Senate committee.
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Cleveland
U.S
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
William Presser
Ohio Teamsters Union
Presser
McClellan
U.S. District 1
Walter J. Sheridan
McClellan Committee
Senate Committee
Man Indicted In Wife Slaying In Wooster Ohio
Charles E. Goody a 33 year old factory worker was indicted by the Wayne County Grand Jury on first degree murder and stabbing with intent to kill for the May 24 slaying of his estranged wife Vergie 33 and wounding her mother Cynthia White of Wooster Goody is from Rittman and the victim's mother was stabbed about 30 times.
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Wooster
Ohio
Wayne County Grand Jury
Charles E. Goody
Rittman
Vergie
Cynthia White
Forest Fires Lose Punch Near Gagnon Quebec
About 2000 fire fighters began mop up to extinguish forest fires that have threatened the mining town of Gagnon Quebec, 50 miles northeast of Montreal since Sunday. A Quebec Cartier Mining Co spokesman said 353 women and children airlifted to Montreal on Monday will not return until the blaze is fully under control.
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Gagnon
Que
Montreal
Quebec Cartier Mining Co
Ban urged on bootleg scaffolds at 500 race
Indiana officials push for a ban on homemade stands after a scaffold collapse killed two fans and injured 82 at the Indy 500. Fire Marshal Foster plans talks with Speedway officials this week to enforce a future prohibition, while officials debate feasibility and liability coverage.
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Indianapolis
Jay L. Foster
Foster
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Edwin K. Steers
Indiana Administrative Building Council
Speedway
Joseph R. Cloutier
Cloutier
Bakery Driver Loses Truck After Night Pantry Heist
Dayton police report an unidentified truck driver for a local bakery parked behind the 900 block of Eighth Avenue. While parked, youths stripped the truck of pastries. The driver recovered the vehicle at 3:30 a.m. and had it towed to the impound lot.
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Dayton
Eighth Avenue
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