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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1969

Page

2

Oilman captive recounts Biafran ignorance and fate

A freed Italian oilman said Biafran rebels appeared ignorant of the wider world and Italy's help. He described how fellow workers were killed after a camp overrun near Kwale, with survivors later moved to Gabon and then Rome for asylum and a papal audience. The Pope emphasized peace and humanitarian aid in his address.

Rome Nigeria Italy Vittorio Lucarelli Kwale Midwest Lrcarelli Gilphot Lucarelli Vilage Odumegu Ojukwu France Portugal

Father’s Day gift ideas in a small town catalog style

A column listing gift suggestions for Father’s Day across local shops. Davidson’s Photo Shop promotes binoculars and photo albums, Maud Mullers displays include brass bookends and desks, Reed Klopps features a furniture prize drawing, Peck’s Flower Shop offers mums and care tips, Travel Department at First National Bank highlights new routes, and Sears Roebuck advertises craftsman tools and home goods.

Davidsons Maud Mullers West Germany Reed Klopps Central Ave Childs PECKS Peck Prroner Van First National Bank Europe Orient Caribbean Great Barrier Reef Australia Fiji Islands Cyprus

Helicopter Workers Picket Bell Helicopter Co in Hurst

About 10,000 United Auto Workers members picketed Bell Helicopter Co after Local 218 rejected a tentative contract. The proposed raise would climb to 5.14 an hour in top jobs over three years, and Bell announced plant-wide shutdowns at midnight. Local 218 has 6500 members. Bell is aTextron unit producing Huey helicopters used in Vietnam with Army contracts totaling 1.5 billion over three years.

Hurst, Tex United Auto Workers Bell Helicopter Co U.S Vietnam UAW Bell Local 218 Textron Corp

Two youths drown in Little Miami River near Milford

Milford 17 year old Michael Gentry fell from a canoe while reaching for a dropped paddle and drowned in ten foot deep swift water. His unidentified companion and another 12 year old, Clarence Courter of Miami Township, drowned in the river near Hooven as draggers worked into the night.

Milford Fairfield Little Miami River Hamilton County Michael Gentry Skylark Newtown Clarence Courter Hooven Miami Township

Cash and Fishing Tackle Stolen in Franklin

Police report two separate thefts yesterday. Patricia Poling’s Franklin home lost 90 in cash and a 25 check after a door screen was torn open between 3 30 and 6 30 p m. Connie Robison found four rods and reels stolen from her car at 6 35 a m today.

Franklin Patricia Poling Skokiaan Drive Poling Connie Robison E. Fifth St

Rockefeller Says Alliance for Progress Is Overpromised

New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller, returning to South America next week, criticizes the Alliance for Progress as overpromised and underdelivered. He cites lack of a Washington program and a coordinating organization, and notes Latin American policy is reviewed by 12 agencies as Nixon and Secretary Rogers weigh interim tour reports.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller South America Alliance For Progress Rockefeller Congress Washington Latin America Brazil Argentina Nixon Venezuela Cbs-Tv Secretary of

James L Sawyer Jr Receives Mercersburg Diploma

James L. Sawyer Jr son of Dr and Mrs James Sawyer of 16 Alameda Circle received a diploma at the seventy sixth annual June Commencement of Mercersburg Pa Saturday Headmaster William C Fowle presided at the ceremony and Dr Theodore A Distler a board member presented diplomas

James L. Sawyer, Jr James Sawyer Alameda Circle Mercersburg William C. Fowle Theodore A. Distler School Board For Regents

Deaths And Funerals Miss Alice Barnett

Miss Alice Mae Barnett aged 23 of 1400 Grove St died at Middletown Hospital after a week long illness. She was born and raised in Middletown, member of Zion Barnett Baptist Church. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Barnett of Middletown, two brothers, Ezekial Jr. in Vietnam and Albert of Los Angeles, three sisters, Mrs. James Hunter, Mrs. Joan Taylor and Miss Cherri Barnett. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 7–9 p.m. tomorrow at Bailey Funeral Home, Somerville. Also noted are seven grandchildren and a husband Roy with children Everett, Dean of Lebanon, Ella Woollard of Lebanon, two Kentucky sisters, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Franklin Graveside services for infant Gerrish noted. parents Thomas and Mrs. Gerrish of 617 S. River St. grandparents Rev. Robert Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Gerrish. arrangements Eaton Funeral Home.

Middletown Hospital Miss Barnett Middletown Mr. Zion Somerville McCoy- Leffler Ralph Richardson Woodside Cemetery Funeral Lebanon Nursing Home Roy Everett Dean Lebanon Ella Woollard Anna Vance Estella Thoben Kentucky Franklin Thomas Gerrish S. River St Woodhill Cemetery Robert Brown Randolph Gerrish Rochester N. H Eaton Funeral Home

Maurice Trimble 70 Dies at McCullough Hyde Hospital

Maurice A Trimble 70 of 694 Camden West Elkton Road died at 8 p m yesterday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford where he had been a patient two months He was a retired employee of the Harding Jones Paper Co Surviving are his wife Alma three daughters Mrs Carol Collier Chattanooga Tenn Mrs Frances Fraley West Elkton and Mrs Al ce Youtsler

Maurice A. Trimble Camden-West Elkton Road McCullough-Hyde Hospital Oxford Mr. Trimble Harding-Jones Paper Co Alma Carol Collier Chattanooga, Tenn Frances Fraley West Elkton Al'ce Youtsler

Lukens Praises Nixon Steps to Withdraw From Vietnam

U S Rep Donald E Lukens hails Nixon administration moves to bring American troops home from Vietnam and notes South Korea has offered three divisions to offset withdrawals. He cites his April 19 day Southeast Asia trip incl visits to South Vietnam and South Korea and says the move could strengthen bargaining at the Paris peace talks.

U.S Donald E. Lukens R-24th Nixon Vietnam Lukens Paris Southeast Asia South Vietnam South Korea

Mrs Hazel Frazier 75 dies. services listed at Holy Name

Mrs Hazel M Frazier 75 of 4509 Tarrimore Circle died early today at Middletown Hospital. Survived by four daughters Jean Schinner Eleanor McKinley Lilly Mae Doner Janet Copeland three sons Edwin Herschel Chester two sisters Eva Cafee Christine Weiss brother Leon Duham 19 grandchildren nine greats Requiem High Mass set for 10 a m Wednesday at Holy Name Church Burial in Lebanon Cemetery Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon open tomorrow 7 to 9 p m

Trenton Hazel M. Frazier Tarrimore Circle Middletown Hospital Jean Schinner Eleanor McKinley Maineville Lilly Mae Doner Greenhills Janet Copeland Greenville Edwin Monroe Herschel Franklin and Chester Washington Court House Eva Cafee Christine Weiss Springfield Leon Duham Holy Name Church Lebanon Cemetery Oswald Lebanon

Services for Ida B. Sherwood Held at Oswald Funeral Home

Mrs. Ida B. Sherwood 82 of 451 E Mulberry St Lebanon died Saturday. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Funeral home hours today from 4 to p.m.

Lebanon Ida B. Sherwood E. Mulberry St Oswald Lebanon Cemetery

Franklin Miss Lillie Tick 88 Dies in Mason

Miss Lillie Tick formerly of Franklin died at Wright Nursing Home in Mason at 9 30 p m. She had been a patient since 1966. She served as financial secretary of First United Methodist Church from 1917 to 1963 and was a member of the OMT Club. Survivors are two cousins. Services will be a m Wednesday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev John Wedgewood officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Funeral home hours tomorrow from 3 to 6 p m. Memorials suggested to First United Methodist Church.

Franklin Miss Lillie Tick Wright Nursing Home Mason Miss Tick First United Methodist Church OMT Club Eaton Funeral Home John Wedgewood Woodhill Cemetery

Manual Cause Services at Edison Ave. Readings

Public notice for Manual Cause at 1203 Edison Avenue with services scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday. Colligan listed as the contact or organizer for the event.

Edison Ave

Methodists EUB merger debated at Ohio conference

Lakeside Ohio AP Bishops and delegates opened the 1969 Ohio Annual Conference of the Methodist Church with calls to stay relevant to solve current problems. Business sessions will review planning, a quadrennial program, and district superintendents as 10 legislative sections set Tuesday votes on merging with the Evangelical United Brethren denomination to form the United Methodist Church.

Lakeside Ohio F. Gerald Ensley The Methodist Church Evangelical United Bretheren United Methodist Church EUB Ohio Miami Ohio Methodist Conference Ohio Southeast Ohio Sandusky

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Biafran Paul VI Biafra Gabon Biafara Melanopoli Milan Giovanni Cardinal Colombo Marilano Rumor ENT Pope St Peter's Square Vatican Africa Lagos Niger River Ibasa Bourbon Street Bob Harrington Grace Baptist Church Wilbraham RD Round Town Charlotte Dad Bosca Schaeffer Cadey Sears Roebuck Sears Leonard Woodcock UAW International Stanford University Hospital Palo Alto Calif Carrie Sherrie Harold Dodd Aromas William F. Rogers Alice Barnett Alice Mae Barnett Grove St Bailey Funeral Home Gerrish Maurice Trimble Mrs Hazel Frazier Ida Sherwood Aton Ace Funeral Home Second St Mss Lillie Tick Methodists Merle Tucker Met Franklin Office Donald €. Reed Mar South Main Street W. F. Brardt Beltone Hearing Aid Center Hamilton Manchester Motor Inn Singer Singer Company
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