Miamisburg Fire Losses Reach $100000 at Vault Plant
A fire at the Bell Vault and Monument Works on 1019 S Main St in Miamisburg caused about 100000 in damage last night. Capt. Robert Meeker said the cause is unknown and not linked to prior fires at the same site. Nine workers were in the destroyed rear section. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation and released.
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Miamisburg
S. Main St
Miami Valley
Robert Meeker
Jerry Rice
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Meeker
New Holland
Sperry Rand
Lebanon
Bill Rainey
Valley Kitchens, Inc
Mason
Richard Fussner
No Klavern, Says Army Spokesman
The Army says it investigated allegations of a Ku Klux Klan klavern at a West German army post and found no evidence. Rep. Seymour Halpern pressed for inquiry after a former soldier, Edward Kaneta, claimed he was beaten by white sergeants following his friendship with black soldiers. The Army stated Kaneta’s KKK allegation was investigated in depth with no such organization found.
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Washington
West Germany
Seymour Halpern
Pvt. Kaneta
Department of the Army
Hamilton Boy Electrocuted At Power Plant
A 12 year old Hamilton boy died after contacting a transformer at the Hamilton Municipal power plant while reaching for a bird nest. Jerry Lee Masters, son of Mr and Mrs Leman Abner of 875 N Second St, was pronounced dead at the scene by Butler County coroner Dr Garret J Boone. The accident knocked out power over a wide area for about an hour. His body was taken to Brown Dawson Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Municipal
Jerry Lee Masters
Leman Abner
Second St
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Man Nabbed After Dashing Dan Bank Robber Arrest
New York AP report on Raphael Pavia a 44 year old Tunisian immigrant bartender arrested an hour after the famed Dashing Dan bank robber incident. He carried 1910 dollars and faces 20 year terms. FBI and NYPD traced him from photos as he left a taxi near his Queens home.
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New York
FBI
Queens
Raphael Pavia
Pavia
Manhattan
Dan
Jamaica
Nassau County
Nixon expected to approve sale of more planes to Israel
AP dispatch reports President Nixon, alarmed by Soviet buildup in Egypt, is near approving additional combat aircraft for Israel and resuming diplomacy to ease the Middle East crisis. A Senate letter urged swift action while Sisco and Rogers press for clear Russian intent. The move aims to bolster Israel while weighing peace efforts amid a growing Soviet advisory presence in Egypt.
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John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
United States
Scott
Asst
David M. Abshire
Joseph Sisco
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Russia
Sisco
William P. Rogers
Dobrynin
Suez Canal
Rogers
U.S
Cincy Flag Burners Fined And Sentenced
Four people arrested during a March 7 antiwar demonstration in downtown Cincinnati were sentenced by Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Rupert Uoan Delayed until July 13 while appeals are filed. Sentences ranged from 30 days to one year in jail with fines. notable names include Jeffery Berliner and Joyce Reichman.
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Cincinnait (Ap
Hamilton County
Rupert Uoan Dellayed
David J. Hoffman
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jeffery Berliner
Joyce Reichman
Michele Brown
University of Cincinnati
Brown
Allen Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Coed Pleads Guilty In Drug Case
Marcia Faye Toder a 19 year old University of Pittsburgh coed pleaded guilty to illegal possession of hallucinogenic drugs after denying marijuana use. She was visiting Western College for Women last May 4 and had been indicted on narcotics possession. The case was ordered dismissed by Judge Robert L Marrs and sent to Adult Probation for pre sentence investigation. Sentencing was set for Monday June 22 at 3 30 a m. Toder was among 12 arrested in a narcotics raid by Oxford police and county officers.
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Hamilton
University of Pittsburgh
Adult Probation Department
Commissioners OK Remodeling Of Church
Butler County commissioners authorized architect Harold Goetz to redesign the second floor of the former First Baptist Church for county offices. The county will relocate the industrial development director building and zoning administrator and planning director from the courthouse area to the church building across the street. A letter from the Butler County Association of Trustees and Clerks urged consideration of township trustees recommendations in zoning changes, noting their first hand knowledge.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Harold Goetz
Butler County Commissioners
First Baptist Church
County Board
George Scripture
Butler County Association of Trustees and Clerks
Lawrence Gundler
Union Township
Gundler
County Planning and Zoning Boards
Zoning Board of Appeals
Vote Fluoridation In Middletown Pressures Rotary Debate
Dr. Ted B. Martin urged Middletown Rotarians to back fluoridating the water at the June 23 election. He argued a rule of reason, cited evidence from 80 million Americans using fluoridated water, and said no evidence shows harm from recommended levels while stressing prevention over treatment. He noted Middletown has natural fluoride and contrasted with Franklin, urging support where protection reached low cost.
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Middletown
Ted B. Martin
Rosedale Road
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Franklin
City to test new smog device in 400 cars
New catalytic converter system will be installed in 400 city cars for a two year test starting July 3. Mayor John V. Lindsay announced the device is the most promising method to cut emissions by 70 to 80 percent. The converter, nine inches long and four inches in diameter, uses platinum impregnated honeycomb interior and sits on the exhaust pipe. Manufacturer will pay $150 for the converter and installation.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Practical fluoride talk saves tax dollars in Toledo
Dr. Martin argued fluoride support reduces government paid dental care costs. He cited studies from American cities showing savings of up to 75 percent where water is fluoridated, meaning fewer tax dollars wasted on preventable dental conditions.
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Martin
Toledo
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New York City
Judy
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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Cincinnati
Hoffman
Enquirer
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Fountain Square Plaza
Abts
Coed
Oxford
By Sol Kiegel
Speer
Trenton Nazarene Church
Nyc
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Fred
S. Breiel Bivd
Shopping Plaza
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