Junior Sugarman Wins Miami Journalism Prize
Joel S Sugarman of Shaker Heights is the 1964 winner of Miami University's Turner Journalism Prize, awarded for a three year portfolio including a feature on the Thobe Fountain. He has served as a reporter photographer for The Miami Student and as a reporter for Recensio. The prize was endowed by W Fitzhugh Turner of London Times Mirror.
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Oxford
Joel S. Sugarman
Shaker Heights
Miami University
College of Arts & Science
Miami
Sugarman
Ohio College Newspaper Association
The
Miami Student
Recensio
W. Fitzhugh Turner
London Times - Mirror
Lessburg
Turner
American Foundation
Fifteen life term for Ohio husband in wife murder
Freelan Collet, 19, of Pitchin was given life in prison for the December 19 fatal stabbing of his wife Carole, also 19. He pleaded guilty to a reduced second degree murder charge in Common Pleas Court before Judge Ben J. Goldman.
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Springfield
Ohio
Freelan Collet
Pitchin
Carole
Collet
Common Pleas Court
Ben J. Goldman
Dean Swan Leaves Miami for Carroll College Post
Dean of Women at Miami University Jane D. Swan resigns to become dean of women at Carroll College in Waukesha Wisconsin. Resignation effective July 31 with new duties starting August 1. Swan joined Miami in 1959 after LSU tenure and brings a LSU bachelor’s, Syracuse MA, and years in Louisiana schools.
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Oxford
Jane D. Swan
Miami University
Carroll College
Wakesha
Wis
Miami
Carroll
Miss Swan
Louisiana State University
Chattanooga
Tenn
Louisiana Public Schools
Syracuse University
LSU
Police Briefs Report Several Local Incidents
Shirley Mortley, 37, of 6599 Beal Road Franklin, arrested by Middletown police yesterday on menace threat and assault and battery charges and released on $500 bond. Donald G. Miller, 28, of 2301 Germantown Road, charged with disorderly conduct after items valued at $103 were taken from three used autos on the Earlandson Dodge Inc lot at 350 N. Verity Parkway. Milledge Dorn, 812 15th Ave, reported theft of a .22 gun from his home. Two shock absorbers valued at $18.50 were taken from Marion Brokaw’s auto on the YMCA lot in Piqua. Five windows at Wildwood School were broken over the weekend. damage listed at $40.
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Shirley Mortley
Beal Road
Franklin
Middletown
Donald G. Miller
Germantown Road
Earlandson Dodge Inc
N. Verity Parkway
Milledge Dorn
15Th Ave
Marion Brokaw
Piqua
Wildwood School
Sawmill Destroyed Near Bellefontaine
BELLEFONTAINE Ohio AP The E B Miller Saw mill at Lewstown 10 miles northwest of here in Logan County was destroyed by fire today at a loss estimated between 50 000 and 100 000 It was the communitys only industry employing 15 men.
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Bellefontaine, Ohio
E. B. Miller
Lewstown
Here
Logan County
Obituary for Curtis Combs 64 Middletown Rt 1
Funeral services are set for Curtis Combs age 64 of Middletown Rt 1 with Rev. Hobart Byrd officiating at 10 a.m. Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Viewing is scheduled tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. he died yesterday at home. A stepdaughter, Mrs Juanita Wilhoit, is listed as a survivor.
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Curtis Combs
Middletown
Obituary notices list local deaths and services
Michael D. Newkirk 16 of 72 Mitchell Ave Hamilton and Mrs Ethel Mae Gross 64 of 7110 Liberty Fairfield Road Stanton Ky listed for services today. Mrs Sallie Gabbard 78 of Williamsdale to services Friday in Brooksville Fla. Martha Pieper 75 of 431 Belle Ave Hamilton for Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Ann's Church. Ulrich Faeth 67 of 2923 Hamilton Mason Road Requiem High Mass today at St Marys Church. Edward W Milligan 94 of Hamilton Community Home services tomorrow in Denver Colo.
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Michael D. Newkirk
Mitchell Ave
Hamilton
Webb
Ethel Mae Gross
Liberty - Fairfield Road
Stanton
Sallie Gabbard
Williamsdale
Brooksville
Fla
Martha Pieper
Belle Ave
St. Ann's Church
Ulrich Faeth
Hamilton - Mason Road
St. Mary's Church
Obituary notices for Koch Spencer and Shousha
William Koch, 89, insurance executive and Iowa Masonry dean, dies in Des Moines. Sir Henry Spencer, 72, prominent British steel figure, dies in London. Dr Aly Tewfix Shousha, 72, WHO founder member born in Cairo, dies in Geneva while attending a WHO executive board meeting for the Arab League.
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DFS Moines
Lowa
William Koch
Iowa Masonry
National Travelers Life Co
London
Sir Henry Spencer
Geneva
Switzerland
Aly Tewfix Shousha
World Health Organization
Shousha
Cairo
WHO
Arab League
Kiwi female lays world’s largest bird egg for its size
The female kiwi lays the largest egg relative to body size of any bird. The male assumes the duty of incubating and hatching the eggs.
Sharon Galeese Leads Fenwick 1964 Commencement Honors
At Fenwick High School the 1964 graduate Sharon Galeese delivered the salutations and, in a very active night, earned Father Julian Krusling Memorial Award and other top honors. She will be memorialized on a school plaque with the late principal. Galeese also won the Gold Pro Merito Medal for second-highest four-year average and multiple awards in English, religion, Spanish, government study, and character. Other four-year honor roll medals went to Paulette Lakarosky and Mark Ewing, with many students earning first and second honors across departments.
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Sharon Galeese
Fenwick High School
Galeese
Paul D. Galeese
Central Avenue
Archbishop Alter
H. T. Derivan
Lions Club Auxiliary
J. F. Mulligan
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
League of Women Voters
Mary
Catherine
Margaret Sullivan
Carollary
Judith Lindsay
Dillon
Paulette Lakarosky
John Blust
Marcia Homan
Pam Wally
D'Varga
Paul Horn
John Jr
Emrie Dobrozsi
William Wenzel
Wynelle Hummel
Sigma Phi Gamma
Toni Achberger
Crisco
Kathleen Komnenovich
Armco Association
Terry Cole
Philip Pleska
Mark Ewing
Katherine Alexander
Mary Philpot
Carol Walsh
Antoinette Achberger
Donna Berry
Mary Ellen Furhman
Charles Huber
Cinda Jamail
Shirley Jones
Sheila Kramer
Mark Lewing
Patricia Marks
Paulette Philhower
Joseph Pettebaum
Marsha Stine
James Stagmyer
Thomas Woods
Ohio Consumers await impact of fair trade ruling
Ohio lawmakers long debated the 1959 Fair Trade Act and its upheld constitutionality by the U S Supreme Court. Atty Gen William B Saxbe said no immediate price effect for consumers is seen, while state commerce chief J Gordon Peltier predicted eventual gains in competition. Hudson Distributors argued the law limits retailers and wholesalers, but others see benefits to small businesses and the state economy as manufacturers police brand-name pricing.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
William B. Saxbe
J Gordon Peltier
State Department of Commerce
Michael V. di
Saxbe
Supreme Court
Hudson
Eli Lilly & Co
Upjohn Co
Jack Kirwin
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Valedictorian Spellmire earns multiple honors at Bishop Fenwick
Theodore Spellmire wins the Bishop Fenwick Plaque for top four year average and the D A R Medal in history. He also takes history and Latin awards plus a mathematics award, others include James Uleman securing Silver Pro Merito Medal and second honors in science. Pettebaum earns several science and scholastic awards. additional honors awarded to Carol Walsh, Kathleen Alexander and others.
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Theodore Spellmire
Bishop Fenwick
Knights of Columbus
Spellmire
D.A.R
Mary and Frances Dillon
Paul D. Galeese
Stephen D'Varga
James Uleman
Joseph Potebaum
Dumford Trucking Co
Uleman
Pettebaum
Bausch & Lamb
Moorman Sand & Gravel Co
Robert Griffith
Mother and son killed in Bedford Heights crash
A suburban Maple Heights woman and her 16 year old son were killed when a car and a truck collided on Aurora Road near Perkins Road in Bedford Heights. The driver, Mrs Helen Romansky age 42, died at the scene while her son Ronald 16 perished. Edward 17 was listed in fair condition at Suburban Community Hospital.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights
Aurora Road
Bedford Heights
Perkins Road
Helen Romansky
Ronald
Edward
Suburban Community Hospital
Federal Grant Expands WMUB-TV Coverage Beyond Miami U
A $132,015 HEW matching grant will extend WMUB-TV coverage to Dayton Cincinnati and Richmond. Miami University officials plan to use $44,000 in matching funds for a new transmitter antenna second video tape recorder and a video switcher to raise power from 5000 to 151000 watts and widen broadcast range matching WMUB-FM. The grant marks state ETV network expansion with WMUB designated a key production and distribution center amid Ohio's share of a $1 million program. Bowling Green State University recently received $96,000 for a related station development.
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Oxford
Miami University
Education A
Dayton
Cincinnati
Richmond
Miami
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ohio
Rogers
Ivan A. Nestingen
HEW
Paul F. Schenck
E. H
Bud) Gillis
Columbus
Ohio Educational Television Commission
John D. Millett
Stephen C. Hathaway
Miami University Broadcasting Service
Hathaway
Wmub-Tv
Bowling Green State University
Boy Charged as Delinquent in Shooting Case
John Palmer, 16, of 1705 First Ave., Middletown, was arrested on a delinquency charge after his father Kenneth Palmer, 35, was shot with a shotgun last Friday at the Columbia Avenue home. The father, in good condition at Middletown Hospital, was shot during a visit to his ex-wife as an argument escalated. The youth was moved to Butler County Juvenile Detention Center for a court hearing.
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John Palmer
First Ave
Middletown
Kenneth Palmer
Columbia Ave
Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Hamilton
First Avenue
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Edward W. Milligan
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Sharon
Fenwick
David Ingram
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Ohio Chamber
American Legion Post
Kathleen Alexander
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Business & Pro
Miami U.-Tv
Wmub-Fm
Get [Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
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Dodds Monuments
Sundeys
McCoy Leffler
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