Deaths and Funerals Crash Victim Marilyn Slusser 16
Services for Marilyn Slusser 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Slusser of 3228 Pennyroyal Road will be held Thursday at 2 pm at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Alvin Kyog officiating Burial will be in Woodhill Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Slusser died in a two car crash on Rt 73 when a car driven by Jean Hughes Ladrie 26 of Montreal Canada struck head on Ladrie has been charged with second degree manslaughter Also listed are notices for Mrs Bessie Dennis 88 Mrs Belle Baker 78 Mrs Nellie Deaton 205 N C St Mrs Callie Watkins 87 620 Millville Ave Mrs Mary Wellinghoff 78 and Richard Hatton 61 with their service times and locations.
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Franklin
Marilyn Slusser
Samuel Slusser
Pennyroyal Road
Anglesby
Alvin Kyog
Woodhill
Slusser
Jean Huges Ladrie
Montreal
Canada
Ladrne
Military Rites Set For Pfc Jonathan Lowman
Franklin residents mourn Marine Pfc. Jonathan Lowman 20 son of Mr and Mrs John Lowman 4398 Pennyroyal Road killed by rifle fire May 20 in Quang Tri Vietnam prior service with Third Marine Battalion. Dayton unit to conduct full military rites Thursday 2 p.m. Eaton Funeral Home Rev H S Gessner officiating burial Woodhill Cemetery
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Franklin
Dayton
Jonathan Lowman
John Lowman
Pennyroyal Road
Eaton Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Lowman
Quang Tri
Vietnam
Third Marine Battalion
Finerty, Rosenberg attorney, dies after long illness
CEDARHURST N Y AP John F Finerty 82 longtime lawyer for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and other famous defendants died Sunday after a long illness He retired in 1961 and had handled many civil liberties cases Goodlettsville Tenn AP country music star John R Sullivan 50 known as Lonzo of Grand Ole Opry died of a heart attack Monday while driving a tractor on his farm near Nashville
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Cedarhurst
N.Y
John F. Finerty
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Finerty
Goodlettesville
Tenn
John R. Sullivan
Lonzo
Grand Ole Opry
Lonzoland
Oscar
Nashville
Lukens pushes resolution to enforce unlawful acts laws
Rep. Donald E. Lukens says he prepared a resolution urging President Johnson to order the attorney general to enforce federal laws on unlawful acts such as draft card burning and advising draft evasion. He argues the Justice Department shows no intent to enforce it and notes a 1950 national emergency remains in effect. The measure is expected to be introduced on the House floor next week.
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Donald E. Lukens
Johnson
Lukens
Justice Department
U. S.S
Middletown
House
Second CG&E Strike Is Postponed in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co contract with its gas department workers union has been extended through June 20. Local No. 1347 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers struck on May 10 after the contract expired. Gas workers represented by Local 12049 of the United Mine Workers Union agreed to extend its contract while talks continue. Gas employees have been respecting IBEW picket lines as engineers and supervisors continue service to customers.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United Mine Workers Union
Land dispute over 321.8 acres heads toward decision
In Warren County Ohio Judge John H. Houston held a pretrial hearing on a land dispute between Franklin and Springboro over 321.8 acres. The case may settle on stipulated facts without trial, including whether county commissioners must submit the matter to Franklin township voters. An injunction seeks to halt Springboro annexation. commissioners had approved it February 28 while Franklin cites a February 21 petition with insufficient signatures for annexing 1,014 acres including the disputed land.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Springboro
John H. Houston
Georgetown
Warren County
Common Pleas Court
Houston
Franklin Township
Paint Truck Burns in Port Union Station Incident
A panel truck owned by James Roley of Cincinnati suffered $700 in damage at a Port Union service station yesterday around 3:25 p.m. The fire started after Roley started the engine and heard a backfire. Cause undetermined. Union Township firefighters extinguished the blaze. Vehicle valued at $400 with tools damaged estimated at $300.
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Hamilton
James Roley
Cincinnati
Port Union
Robert Stewart
Roley
Union Township
Reprieve Granted in Toledo Slaying Case
Gov. James A. Rhodes granted a reprieve to June 16 for condemned slayer John Carter McClellan of Toledo. The reprieve allows time to prepare an appeal for U.S. District Court after the governor earlier rejected clemency. McClellan, 38, was convicted for the fatal stabbing of Raymond Espinoza, 17, in Toledo on December 15, 1964, with Espinoza’s body found in Monroe County, Michigan.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John Carter McClellan
Toledo
McClellan
U.S. District Court
State Parole Board
Raymond Es
Youths Accused of club theft
Two boys ages 15 and 16 were referred to Butler County juvenile authorities on burglary charges for the Forest Hills Country Club break in early Sunday. A third 15 year old boy faced charges of receiving and concealing the stolen liquor. The trio allegedly broke a window and took beer whisky and champagne, most of which police have recovered.
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Butler County
Forest Hills Country Club
Guardsmen with Tanks Hunt Tijerina Fugitives in New Mexico
National Guardsmen backed by light tanks and about 80 officers scoured forests around Canjilon New Mexico in a pursuit of Reies Lopez Tijerina and his followers after they seized the Rio Arriba County courthouse at Tierra Amarilla killing and wounding officers. Dozens were detained as the group pressed a land grant claim to 600000 acres of forest land.
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Canjilon N.M
New Mexico
Joe Black
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Black
Tijerina
Canjilon
Rio Arriba
Tierra Amarilla
John P. Jolly
Santa Fe
Baltazar Apodaca
Pete Jaramillo
United Press International
Lary Calloway
Calloway
Jaramillo
Nick Sais
Elagio Salazar
Sais
Albuquerque
Salazar
Benny Naranjo
Coyote
Carson Forest
Tijerina Ac
Franklin police report $450 damage in two car collision
Franklin police set damage at 450 in a two car accident yesterday at 3 p.m. at South River Street and West Fifth Street. Drivers Dennis Leroy Lee 23 of Dayton and Lydia Anna Roberts 14 Rooks Lane were turning left when they collided.
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Franklin
South River Street
West Fifth Street
Dennis Leroy Lee
Dayton
Lydia Anna Roberts
Rooks Lane
Fatal Picnic Fatality in Amherst Quarry Tragedy
Doris Perry a 19 year old from South Amherst drowned Monday night after falling 45 feet into a local quarry during a picnic with friends near her home. The incident occurred in Amherst Ohio reported by AP.
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Amherst
Ohio
Doris Perry
South Amherst
Deaf in ancient times faced killings as fools
Historical accounts note that deaf individuals were often persecuted and killed in ancient societies, reflecting widespread stigma and misunderstanding of deafness and communication differences.
Cub Scout Olympic Trials Set At Camp Hook
About 18 Cub Scout packs in the district will compete at the Pax Hook Olympic event chaired by Pokey Griffith. Registration runs noon to 1 30 pm with Olympic flag rites and the flame. Track events run to 5 30 pm in three age groups. Medal awards for top three in each event and pack plaques for top three packs. Picnic supper then retreat and campfire program with Indian dancing by Troop 25. About 1,000 spectators expected.
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Michael Matthews
Trenton
Lynch
Burglary at Gene's Cafe Ptley Plymouth
Thieves forced entry into Gene's Cafe on Plymouth Avenue and Carolina Street early today, taking about 200 dollars hidden in a restroom. A resident saw three youths push open a door after 4 30 a m and emerge with a case of beer.
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Gene
Plymouth Avenue
Carolina Street
Dorothy Doughman
Middletown Rt. 3
Sherman
Middletown Ice and Coal Co
James Windle
Highland St
Men Accused Of Stripping Cars In Municipal Court
Two men, George Z. Harper aged 18 of Franklin and Robert H. Miller aged 20, faced municipal court today on charges of stripping tires and wheels from four cars since May 21. They were arrested after allegedly removing tires from a car on Winona Drive, with the two tires found in the suspects’ vehicle.
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George Z. Harper
Turner Lane
Franklin
Robert H. Miller
Jewell St
Winona Drive
Council To Hold Teen Dances At Armco Center
The Citizens Council on Human Relations will hold Teen Dances at the Armco Center on Wednesdays after skating. The first dance starts tomorrow night at 10 and ends at midnight. Dances continue through August, says secretary Mrs. Marva Sampson.
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Citizens Council On Human Relations
Armco Center
Marva Sampson
Council
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Rio Arribo
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