Franklin Industrialist Howard Cheney Dies at 78
Howard L. Cheney of 307 Park Ave. Franklin died at Middletown Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He led Cheney Pulp & Paper Co. and served as director of Franklin First National Bank and Miami Valley Building & Loan Association. Survived by wife Florence and several relatives. services Wednesday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Flowers omitted.
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Franklin
Howard L. Cheney
Park Ave
Middletown Hospital
Clark County
Cheney
Dayton
National Cash Register Co
MR. Cheney
Hamilton
Cheney Pulp & Paper Co
Franklin First National Bank
Miami Valley Building & Loan Association
Loan Association
First National Bank
Funeral services for Miss Florence Thompson
Miss Florence Thompson age 6 of 7611 Bethany Road Middletown Rt 3 died at 9 42 a m Saturday in Middletown Hospital after one week as a patient The only survivors are a niece and a nephew both of Cincinnati Services will be held at 10 a m tomorrow at Gallimore Funeral Home Mason with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Friends may call today from 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home
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Florence Thompson
Bethany Road
Middletown Rt
Middletown Hospital
Cincinnati
Gallimore Funeral Home
Mason
Rose Hill
Funeral services for Denver Morris
Denver Morris 14 son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Morris of 48 Mentz Road will be remembered at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Church of God with the Rev John Wolfe officiating. Burial follows at Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call at Angles ty Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. He died Saturday from injuries after his bicycle rode into a truck on Shaker Road.
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Franklin
Denver Morris
Wallace Morris
Mentz Road
Church of God
John Wolfe
Woodhill Cemetery
Anglesty
Shaker Road
Services Today For Blackburn and Michael
Jeffery Lee Blackburn four son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Blackburn Reily: services today Marshall Smith Jesse S Michael eighty of 1356 High Street Hamilton: services today Klaus Weigel.
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Jeffery Lee Blackburn
Lawrence Blackburn
Reily
Marshall-Smith
Jesse S. Michael
High St
Hamilton
Klaus-Weigel
Notable Early Texas Governor W P Hobby Dies at 86
Houston Post former governor W P Hobby 86 dies after a long illness. He began his newspaper career at the Post in 1895 after becoming governor at age 39. Also reported are deaths of historian Edward Deming Andrews 70 and actor Robert Warwick 85 in separate notices.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
W. P. Hobby
Houston Post
Hobby
Post
Richmond
Mass
Edward Deming Andrews
Guggenheim
Los Angeles
Robert Warwick
Jimmy Valentine
Sacramento
Calif
Warwick
Ropert ‘Taylor Bien
Brixham
England
Neil Bell
17th County Fatality Recorded
HAMILTON A 48 year old man, Butler County's 17th traffic fatality of 1964, died at 11 44 p m Saturday. Ben S Hayden of 809 Hanover St was killed in a one car accident north of Hamilton as his south bound vehicle went out of control on the N Third Street extension. He was pronounced dead at the scene by Coroner Dr Garret J Boone from multiple head injuries. The stretch was called the most hazardous in the county after a rain. The county death toll surpassed 1963's total of 16. A Cincinnati man died Friday on Interstate 75 north of the Cincinnati Dayton Road, and a four year old Reily boy was struck and killed by a car in front of his home an hour later. These were the 15th and 16th highway deaths in the county.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Ben S. Hayden
Hanover St
N. Third Street
Hayden
Garret J. Boone
Reily
East Berlin teen escapes via barbed wire to American sector
A 17 year old East Berliner escaped to the American sector during the night slipping through barbed wire barricades undetected by border guards.
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Berlin
Supreme Court refuses review of Reds conviction reversal
The Supreme Court declines to hear the overturning of the Communist party of the United States conviction for failure to register under the Internal Security Act. The lower court’s ruling stands. Justice White took no part. The party faced a $120000 fine for missing required disclosures about officers income and expenditures and printing locations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party of the United States
Actio
Byron R. White
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Court of Appeals
Subversive Activities Control Board
High Court
Barnett and Johnson Lose Bid for Jury Trial
The Supreme Court declined to reconsider its 5-4 April ruling denying a jury trial for former Mississippi governors Ross Barnett and Paul Johnson in contempt charges tied to the James Meredith University of Mississippi integration case. The case returns to New Orleans Circuit Court for trial before judges, with the option of a jury sought by Patterson.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
James H. Meredith
Barnett
Johnson
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Joe T. Patterson
U.S. District Court
Board of Education to discuss textbooks and policies
The Board of Education will consider textbook adoptions policy amendments student fees and deposits tower service for students and personnel matters at its regular meeting at 7 30 this evening at 1515 Girard Ave.
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Board of Education
Girard Ave
Rhodes Eyes 1968 GOP National Convention in Cleveland
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes said a group is working to bring the 1968 Republican National Convention to Cleveland and would cooperate with Democrats. He noted he has not been approached for any vice presidential slot and that Taft Jr. may be a stronger showcase at the convention. Lausche invited regional leaders to unite in Washington to push regional research and political muscle.
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Cleveland
Rhodes
San Francisco
Robert Taft Jr
GOP
U.S
Taft
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Best
Lausche
Mid
Washington
Typhoid Surge Prompts Aberdeen Health Booklet
Aberdeen health officials distribute 30 000 copies of a 12 page guide on typhoid prevention as cases rise to 402 with 342 confirmed and one death. Dr I A G MacQueen says the outbreak pattern suggests a move toward control as residents improve food and personal hygiene.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Britain
London
Croydon
I. A. G. MacQueen
MacQueen
Two brothers injured in early fight at Country Kitchen
Harold Burkhart, 29, Dayton, and Elmer Burkhart, 35, Franklin, were treated at Middletown Hospital after a 2:47 a.m. altercation at the Country Kitchen on Tytus Ave. A man and woman struck them with dishes during a quarrel. no charges filed as of this morning.
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Middletown Hospital
Country Kitchen
Tytus Ave
Harold Burkhart
Dayton
Elmer Burkhart
Turner Lane
Franklin
Summer shopping tips from Middletown merchants
A local piece highlights storage and cleaning services from Town and Country Cleaners, outdoor furniture refinishing with Plax-Spray via Love Bros, fresh meat department policies at Alber’s including a double money back guarantee, Thermo-Frost Picnic Bags from Gray Drugs, and Rope-soled Summerettes shoes at Schiff’s Shoes for summer comfort and practicality.
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Alber
Gray Drugs
Schiff
Adv
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Howard Cheney
Warren County Draft Board
Middletown Hospital Board of Trustees
Warren County Board of Elections
Masonic Lodge
Rotary Club
Florence
Mary Jane Bindley
Middletown
Robert Lund
Sandra Carlson
Eaton Funeral Home
Elmer Gregg
Funeral
Bell
Stephen Southwold
Lake Charles
Rosa Lucille Hart
Unite States
Lake Charles Little Theater
William Bobadilla
Philippines
Miller Insurance, Inc
Verity Pkvy
Marty Napier
Paul Deger
Vic LeRoy
Mayteg Wringer
Melampy
East Berliner
Reds
Jos.r.baker & Sons, Inc. Funeral Home
Manchester Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Elmer Caudill
Malvern St
Catalpa Drive
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Dodds Es Madern
Rie
Peer Saar Te ¢ Kontnier, Die
Don Warmoth
Don
Insurance Agency
Yankee Road
Love Bros
Alber's
Cooper
Albers
Charlie Hurst
Charlie
North Main St
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