Water rates rise as city halts grant funded softening plan
After five years and three commissions the city adopts a two stage water upgrade plan with no federal grant. New rates double for the minimum 100 percent and higher blocks 125 percent with sewer charges unchanged. Stage I includes new wells, pumps, a new field and towers. Public opposition and debates over East End vs Madison Township growth shaped a compromise approved by the latest commissioners.
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Weils
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East End
Franklin Boy Killed in Bicycle Truck Collision on Bridge
A 14 year old Franklin youth died in Middletown Hospital after a bicycle truck collision on a Clear Creek bridge. Denver Morris, son of Wallace and Mrs. Morris, died of a skull fracture at 1 40 p m. The crash occurred just south of Shaker Road when a pickup driven by Thomas Clifford approached the boy as he stood by his bicycle. Clifford, 19, of Franklin, was not cited. The deceased is survived by his parents three brothers Everett Douglas and Paul four sisters Sarah Deborah Pamela and Sheron and grandmother Elizabeth Napier of Busy Kentucky. Funeral arrangements are with Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Sheron
Elizabeth Napier
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Anglesby Funeral
Bliss Seen Asus Next National GOP Chairman in Ohio Report
The Columbus Dispatch reports Ohio Republican Chairman Ray C. Bliss is expected to be named national GOP chairman at the Governors' Conference in Cleveland. Bliss and Rep William Miller of New York, the current GOP chairman, reportedly finalized transfer details as the conference began. Miller planned a news conference for the following day.
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Dang Sy Sentenced to Life Imprisonment by Revolutionary Court
In Saigon Maj. Dang Sy, 37, a Roman Catholic, was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor by a revolutionary court after his troops sparked Viet Nam's Buddhist crisis by firing on demonstrators in Hue on May 8, 1963. The judge spoke in a rapid tone as he read the verdict. Dang Sy showed a brief smile and waved to the courtroom as he was led away. There is no appeal under revolutionary court rules.
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Dang Sy
Hue
Revolutionary Court
Scranton Considered for GOP Nomination Amid Draft Talk
In Harrisburg Scranton offered no comment on reports of a potential Goldwater draft. In Cleveland, rumors said Eisenhower urged Scranton to be open to a majority convention endorsement while maintaining past signals about a draft. Conmy noted Eisenhower hoped Scranton would publicly align with a majority-favored nomination.
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Scranton
Goldwater
Cleveland
California
Eisenhower
Bill
Conmy Sai Eisenhower
Woman Attacked Twice By Spouse
Minnie Fuller aged 39 of 1204 Prospect Ave was treated for a knife wound then later beaten by her husband Hershel Fuller 30 of the same address. He allegedly inflicted the injuries and was sent back to Longview Hospital. she was found in a car at Smith and Yankee streets at 9 50 a m and returned to Middletown Hospital for further treatment.
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Prospect Ave
Middletown Hospital
Hershel Fuller
Fuller
Longview Hospital
Wiley Carr Joins Western College Staff as Publicity Director
Wiley N. Carr is named director of publicity at Western College for Women and will join the administrative staff in August. A Ohio University journalism graduate student, he will earn a master’s degree this summer after three years at Miami University. Carr has held roles with the Middletown Journal Western Star and contributed to Dayton and Cincinnati papers and the Associated Press. He replaces Oscar E. Banks Jr. who resigned to teach at Tulane University.
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National Journalism
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Middletown Journal
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Associated Press
Republican Tribune
McArthur
Ohio
Oscar E. Banks, Jr
Tulane University
Fire Damages Two Vehicles in Local Run
City firemen battled two auto fires yesterday causing 275 dollars in damage. Dana Taylor of Lynn Road saw the blaze under the hood at Crawford Street 2 35 p m. The other fire on 1324 S Breiel Blvd near 609 14th Ave at 3 23 p m was due to an electrical short. damage 25 dollars as plastic melted on the fuel pump and gas line.
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Lynn Road
Crawford Street
Judith Moore
S. Breiel Blvd
14Th Ave
Alliance man admits slaying of pharmacist Louis Nagy
Police say 24 year-old Glen Lamp confessed to shooting and killing Louis Nagy in Alliance last April. Lamp, an unemployed father of two, was booked on a first degree murder charge as formal charges awaited.
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Hamilton Police Chief Fired By City Manager
Hamilton Ohio Albert J Osborne was fired by City Manager C R Lukens after 33 days suspension. He faced charges of taking a used air conditioner and building materials from the police department for personal use. The Civil Service Commission upheld the suspension before dismissal.
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Ohio
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C. R. Lukens
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Lukens
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Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati Laboratory Hunts For Baby Killer
Cincinnati UC has opened the Crosley Memorial Nursery to study hyaline membrane disease a leading killer of premature infants. Director Dr James M Sutherland notes the condition causes rapid breathing and suffocation risk, with survival aided by heart monitors and early detection funded by a $100000 Crosley Foundation gift.
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Cyprus Returns to Normal After Turkish Invasion Fears
Cyprus resumes normal life as emergency alert ends amid easing Turkish invasion scare. Greek Cypriot government credits possible intervention by President Johnson with Ankara. About 30,000 homeguardsmen mobilized Friday then released by noon. no incidents, UN force notes reduced firing, normal activity resumes.
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Booster Shots Advised by State Medical Leader
Dr. Robert E. Tschantz of Canton urged Americans to get typhoid and other vaccines warning that Scotland faces a strong typhoid epidemic. He warned the nation is open to typhoid smallpox and diphtheria without immunization.
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Ohio State Medical Association
Robert E. Tschantz
Canton
Scotland
Dr. Tschantz
Father Dies Aboard Commencement for Cadets
The father of a graduating senior died of a heart attack outside the University of Cincinnati campus administration building before a special ceremony for Air Force ROTC cadets. John L. Norton, 52, of Dayton, watched his son John A. Norton receive a degree in engineering as nine cadets prepared to report to active duty the following day. The regular commencement was set for next weekend.
Three Car Crashes Reported in City
Edith Eads, 58, of 610 Stanley St., injured after her car was rear ended on Sutphin Street near Central Avenue. Patricia M. Ingram, of 512 Stanley St., cited in the 5:30 p.m. collision with $200 damage. A second crash on Shafer Street at North Avenue involved Joseph Fife and Bertha Sturgeon. Fife cited for failure to yield at a stop sign, $400 damage. An unidentified driver struck Benjamin Reed’s parked car near 305 S. Main St.. $200 damage.
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Joseph Warren Fife
E. Third St
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Auburn St
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Seven year old killed in truck collision near Point Pleasant
In Batavia Ohio seven year old Karren Kay Dunbar died from injuries suffered Friday night when struck by a truck as she darted into U S 52 near her Point Pleasant home.
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Ohio
Karren Kay Dunbar
U. S. 52
Point Pleasant
Hove
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