Obituaries Notice for Sam S. Stewart
Services for Sam S. Stewart formerly of Middletown husband of Mrs Claudia Stewart will be held Saturday at the McCory Leffier Funeral Home with the Rev C W Hatfield officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Mr Stewart died Tuesday in New Smyrna Beach Florida where he had lived since 1949 Isidor Leviton founder and president of Leviton Manufacturing Co and a founder of United Jewish Appeal died Wednesday of a heart attack Jean Salva 66 chairman of the Boy Scouts World Committee died Tuesday after a surgical operation He joined the Scouts in Geneva at age 13
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McCory-Leffier
C. W. Hatfield
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New York
Isidor Leviton
The
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United Jewish Appeal
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Switzerland
Jean Salva
Boy Scouts’ World Committee
Scouts
Shastri Heads to Ottawa for Five Day Talks
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri left Cairo after talks with President Nasser and was bound for Canada. He planned a brief stop in London before arriving in Ottawa for five days of high level talks and sightseeing, a trip originally slated after a U.S. visit. President Johnson postponed Shastri and Pakistan's Ayub Khan due to heavy schedules.
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Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Canada
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Shastri
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Ottawa
United States
Johnson
Mohammed Ayab Khan
Pakistan
Navy midshipmen begin summer cruises limited to American ports
About 1 800 U S Naval Academy midshipmen embarked on summer cruises restricted to U S ports as part of President Johnson's plan to curb gold outflow. Over 2 000 will train with Atlantic and Pacific Fleets, 84 juniors head to Pensacola for naval air training, and 42 will sail to 20 European and Latin American ports. Navy graduates depart for leave as officers prepare to assume duties. A busy wedding schedule also unfolds at the academy chapels after graduation.
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Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Johnson
United States
Pacific
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Academy
Teen Driver Crashes Into Inspector Vehicle in Test
Mount Vernon Ohio 16 year old Lorraine Hughes backed into a parking spot during a driving test damaging the inspector car only, no ticket or license issued, report says.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio
Lorraine Hughes
Mount Vernon
Mrs Peron Returns to Madrid After Paraguay and New York
Isabel Martinez de Peron wife of exiled Argentine President Juan D Peron heads back to Spain from New York after visiting Paraguay. She plans to persuade her husband to return with her by September while in exile in Madrid.
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Isabel Martinez de Peron
Juan D. Peron
Paraguay
New York
Perons
Spain
Hensmen
Ancient Egyptians Crafting Glass Mosaic Jewelry
By 1000 BC Egyptian artisans fashioned mosaics as glass jewelry, showcasing early decorative techniques and geometric artistry. The craft reflects skilled glasswork, design motifs, and cultural adornment from ancient Egypt.
Ohio moves toward 235 million school foundation boost
A compromise two year school funding bill outlines an additional 235.9 million for Ohio public schools with no new taxes. It relies on 114 million in federal funds and state and rotary sources, raises teacher salaries, increases per pupil aid, and requires districts to offer vocational training.
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Ohio
Rhodes
Ohio House
Richard L. Krabach
Krabach
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Roger Cloud
National Spelling Bee Sees Tough Words, Early Eliminations
On the second day of the 38th National Spelling Bee, tougher words cut more contestants. Nine of thirty survivors from Wednesday were eliminated in the first round, with spellers from Hawaii, Texas, Ohio, West Virginia and others dropping out on words like oculist endemic surrealism peritonitis and ocarina.
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District of Columbia
Guam
Akimichi Chinen
Kaneohe
Hawaii
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Cleveland
Ocherina
Middletown man surrenders in hit and run case
A 24 year old Middletown man turned himself in at the Butler County sheriff's office confessing to a hit and run at the Trenton Franklin Road and Ohio 122 intersection. Bobby Brewer of 2114 Hill Ave admitted panicking after colliding with June Reider's car and said a second crash occurred four miles away on Route 122. He was charged with leaving the scene of an accident.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Charles Gibson
Trenton-Franklin Road
Ohio
Bobby Brewer
Hill Ave
June Reider
Middletown-Eaton Road
Brewer
Reider
Sgt
Gibson
Rt. 122
State Patrol
Debt Hike Approved By House To Raise National Debt
The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill raising the national debt ceiling to 528 million for one year starting July 1. The 228 to 164 vote followed a brief debate in which Republicans questioned whether President Johnson was restraint on government spending.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
House Approves U S Release of JFK Film
The House voted 311 to 73 to approve commercial distribution of the color documentary John F Kennedy Years of Lightning Day of Drums aimed at worldwide portrayal of the late president. Opponents feared theater tie ins could cheapen the film.
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Washington
United States
John F. Kennedy
House
Senate
John F Kennedy
William S. Maillard
R. Calif
Police Briefs From Local Stolen Purse and Break-In Incidents
Margaret Baker reported her purse stolen at Yankee Road Pool yesterday afternoon. A 23 year old woman said a man forced entry to her apartment at 9 30 am yesterday and attempted rape. A trunk theft from 1920 Carolina St behind Old Crow Bar totaled 485 dollars for tires fishing gear auto equipment and a tool box. Mark and Gary Morrison on Oxford State Road reported firing a 22 caliber pistol, a 22 caliber rifle and a 12 gauge shotgun at prowlers. no injuries were listed.
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Winton St
Yankee Road Pool
Wilam W. Rowland, Jr
Carolina St
Old Crow Bar
Central Ave
Mark and
Gary Morrison
Oxford State Road
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