U.S. says underground atomic blasts not detectable yet
Washington reports that a U S advisory panel concludes underground detonations would be hard to detect with current systems. The Berkner study suggests three more years to build comparable detectors, but officials maintain support for a test ban with a credible enforcement framework. The findings were shared with the Soviet Union at Geneva.
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Washington
United States
White House
Geneva
Lloyd Berkner
Graduation Banquet Set For Middletown College
A commencement banquet for Middletown Business College graduates is at Colony Restaurant 16 N Main St tonight at 6 30. Secretarial graduates include Me linda Ann Bailey Phyllis Birch Carolyn Faeta Hope M Kyles Patricia Lee May Sara Jane McElfresh Margaret F Miller Juletta Miracle Dutko and others. Other graduates cover beginning accounting junior accounting and business accounting with named students and graduates listed.
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Middletown Business College
Colony
N. Main St
Stenographic
Carma E. Allen
Margie Connelly
Gloria Joan Dennis
Janice Harmon
Allene Miller
Sandra Ann Noble
Diane Pohlman
Charlotte Royse
Margaret Smith
Janie Spies
Ruth Tatman
Joanne Taylor
Melinda Ann Bailey
Phyllis Birch
Carolyn Faeta
Hope M. Kyles
Patricia Lee May
Sara Jane McElfresh
Margaret F. Miller
Juletta Miracle Dutko
Phyllis Oglesby
Charlotte Osuist
Nancy Ann Small
Joyce Taylor
Vondra Yoho
Aileen Drake
Ethel Richards
Dale Felton
Dorothea Secrist
Kenneth Watson
George Caver
Alonzo Slacy
Slayer Seeks Pardon Denying Guilt in 1947 Slaying
Homer Jack Dean, serving life at Ohio Penitentiary for the Elmo Rice murder, petitions Gov. DiSalle for a pardon. He names two ex convicts as the killers and attaches an affidavit, a lie detector report, and a statement from his former wife Mrs Hazel Gill.
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Columbus, Ohio
Homer Jack Dean
Michael V. DiSalle
Dean
Ohio
Elmo C. Rice
Harry Myers
Columbus
Myers
Hazel Gil
South Point
Ironton
Gill
Driver Injured After Out of Control Crash in Franklin
Ira Lainhart, 31, of 67 Mertz Road, was injured when his car crossed Union Road near Roberts Avenue this morning and hit three parked vehicles. He received treatment at Middletown Hospital for knee and eyelid abrasions. Vehicle damages totaled 400 dollars. Cars belonged to Harold Jones, Charles Jones, and Harold L. Jordan with damages of 150, 100, and 200 dollars respectively. Lainhart was cited for reckless driving.
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Franklin
Ira Lainhart
Mertz Rd
Union Road
Roberts Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Harold Jones
Union Rd
Charles Jones
Harold L. Jordan
Lambrat
Obituary for Cora DeLong 69 Formerly of 221 Charlies St
Funeral services for Cora DeLong aged 69 will be held at 2 p m tomorrow conducted by the Rev Clifford Stearns. Burial follows at Springboro Cemetery. Visitation at McCoy-Leflfer Funeral Home is from 7 to 9 this evening.
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Cora DeLong
Charlies St
Clifford Stearns
Springboro Cemetery
McCoy-Lefflcer Funeral Home
Requiem Mass for Clifford Ferris at St John’s Church
Clifford Ferris age 59 of Pasadena Calif died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital. Requiem Mass to be sung Monday at St John’s Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Sunday from 7 to 9 p m.
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St. John's Church
Clifford Ferris
Pasadena
Calif
Middletown Hospital
Woodside Comne
McCoy- Leffler
Mrs. Bessie Napper Dies at 65 in Middletown
Mrs. Bessie Napper, 65, of 1518 Fleming Rd., died on arrival at Middletown Hospital. A Mt. Zion Baptist Church choir member in earlier years, she was born in Georgia and lived in Middletown 42 years. Survived by grandson Richard Terry. preceded in death by husband Wallace and son John Terry. Arrangements pending at Jordan Hall Funeral Home.
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Bessie Napper
Fleming Rd
Middletown Hospital
Mrs Frances Puthoff Requiem High Mass Planned
Mrs Frances M Puthoff 69 of 1417 Columbia Ave died Wednesday morning at Middletown Hospital A high mass will be sung at Holy Trinity Church Monday at 9 am Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm Burial is in Woodside Cemetery The Third Order of St Francis and the Married Ladies Sodality will assemble at the funeral home at 8 pm Sunday for rosary recitation
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Holy Trinity Church
Frances M. Puthoff
Columbia Ave
Middletown Hospital
Schramm
Woodside Cemetery
Third Order of St. Francis and
Married Ladies Sodality
Mrs Alice Roberts Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Alice Loretta Roberts 58 of 2412 Eaton Ave died at 12 15 am in Middletown Hospital. Born in Hamilton she lived in Middletown 52 years. Survived by husband Dewey four sons Ralph Charles William Arthur a daughter Mrs Josephine two brothers Charles Hill and Capt Arthur Hill two sisters Mrs James Petit and Mrs Adelaide Howard and seven grandchildren. Visitation at Wilson Memorial Home Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 pm. Services Monday 3 pm Elk Creek Cemetery officiated by Rev Howard Sears.
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Alice Loretta Roberts
Eaton Ave
Middletown Hospital
Roberts
Hamilton
Middletown
Wilson, Memorial
Elk Creek
Howard Sears
Franklin man Clifford Geist dies of heart attack at 78
Clifford William Geist 78 died of a heart attack today at 7 20 am at his home 7840 Red Lion Five Point Rd Franklin Rt 1 He was a heating engineer for 25 years with Queen City Supply Co in Cincinnati and self employed He served in the Engineer Corps in Dayton in WWII He had lived here since 1942 from Cincinnati Braveside services Monday at Arlington Memorial Park Cemetery Mt Healthy officiated by Rev Carl Siegwart Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home Franklin 2 to 5 pm Sunday
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Franklin
Clifford William Geist
Red Lion
Five Point Rd
Franklin Rt. 1
Geist
Queen City Supply Co
Cincinnati
Yater
Engineer Corps
Dayton
Arlington Memorial Park Cemetery
Mt. Healthy
Carl Siegwarth
Eaton Funeral Home
Obituaries for Grantly Dick Read and Virgil Finnell
Dr. Grantly Dick Read died at 69 in Roxham England renowned advocate of natural childbirth. The Rev. Virgil C. Finnell died at 78 in North Manchester Indiana, former national chairman of the Prohibition Party and former executive secretary.
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Roxham
England
Grantly Dick Read
North Manchester
Ind
Virgil C. Finnell
Prohibition Party
O Donnell Ordered To Testify On Leaks
Lt Gen Emmett J O Donnell was ordered to testify before a Senate committee next week over leaked information aimed at damaging Sen Margaret Chase Smith. Sen Richard B Russell said Smith alleged O Donnell leaked to a columnist and broadcaster to discredit her, while the panel paused promotion action and scheduled hearings for next Thursday.
Bank Teller Jailed For Embezzling
A Columbus bank teller Keith P. Harrison 20 received a two year prison term for embezzlement but was placed on five years probation after serving three months. Harrison claimed two men robbed the Central National Bank branch in West Jefferson May 12. FBI later found the money in his safe deposit box and he admitted embezzling 2553 dollars to cover debts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mell G. Underwood
Keith P. Harrison
Harrison
Central National Bank
West Jefferson
FBI
Planning Commission to discuss Barbara Park rezoning
Middle town Planning Commission will meet at 7 30 p m today in city building courtroom to consider Barbara Park subdivision zoning from R 1 and R 2 to single residence. The panel will set a public hearing date for Braden tract business zoning and review Philips Petroleum curb cuts.
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Barbara Park
Middletown Planning Commission
Tho
Paul F. Braden
Braden
Iwpfb
Philips Petroleum Co
Central Avenue
Highview Road
Erle T. Hanson
Planning Commission
Oven Explodes at A Proctor Home No Fire Reported
An oven exploded at 400 Young St. causing gas ignition blamed for the blast. No fire or damage followed according to city firemen from Companies 1 3 and the emergency squad arriving at 7 54 p m. Property owner is Harold Sherron. During a downpour a false alarm prompted Companies 1 3 the ladder crew and the emergency squad to 8th Avenue and Main Street at 8 49 p m.
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A Proctor
Young St
Harold Sherron
8Th Avenue
Main Street
Western ministers hold Berlin talks amid optimism and caution
Selwyn Lloyd and Maurice Couve de Murville reported slight encouragement after a two hour talk with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Western ministers rejected a Soviet one year ceasefire plan as an ultimatum while signaling willingness to day to day negotiations. Herter prepared a four hour U S alert plane but plans to remain abroad until late next week.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Lerter
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
East Germany
Gromyko
Herter
United States
Washington
Heart size and weight report
A fact note states that a human heart is about the size of three closed fists and weighs between eight and twelve ounces.
Radar Nabbed Ten City Drivers on Central Avenue
City police halted ten motorists yesterday on Central Avenue for speeding before a heavy rain. Police said drivers were traveling from 48 to 60 miles per hour in a 35 mile zone.
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W. Central Avenue
Boys Turn Tables In Stark Race At Middletown Hospital
Stark statistics show the boys and girls in April and May totals with the Middletown and Franklin figures revealing shifts. The May combined total reached 187 across four counties, about 27 higher than May 1958, with Butler County near even at 62 to 61 in favor of boys.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Franklin
Butler
Warren County
Preble County
Montgomery County
Theater burgled in Miami area burglary report
Montgomery County sheriff's deputies said the Miami Cruise In Theater on U S 25 south of Miamisburg was burglarized but nothing was taken from the concession stand. A cigarette machine was broken open, officers said.
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Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputies
Miami
U. 8S. 25
Miamisburg
Oldest Known Robin Hood Reference Dates to 1377
A historical note identifies the earliest reference to the legendary Robin Hood around 1377. The fragment marks the cultural origin of the medieval outlaw in late 14th century English texts.
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Robin Hood
Vandals Tear Roof Hole At Central School Shed
Detectives shown the damage by William McCloud foreman of B D Morgan Construction Co at the Central School project. Prowlers, likely youngsters, did not enter the shed. At 1 50 PM police answered a Wayne Avenue ball game call. umpires had halted the game due to rain before arrival.
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William McCloud
B. D. Morgan Construction Co
Central School
Wayne Avenue
Apalachin Gang Host Faces Possible Invalid Life
Joseph Barbara Sr., organizer of the Apalachin gangland convention, suffered a heart attack May 27 and is in critical condition at Wilson Memorial Hospital. Dr. Louis F. Bishop, a leading cardiologist, says Barbara could be a chronic invalid if he survives.
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Johnson City
N.Y
Joseph Barbara Sr
Louis F. Bishop
Barbara
Wilson Memorial Hospital
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