Deaths And Funerals William Griffey and Alvona Bennett
William Calvin Griffey 6 Middletown Ohio died at Mid Middletown Hospital after six days as patient. Survived by three sons and three daughters and ten grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hilltop Church Frenchburg KY. burial Hilltop Cemetery. Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home hours tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. Alvona Bennett 88 Mason Ohio died Saturday at home. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow Gallimore Funeral Home. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Surviving daughter and son-in-law Harold Hoff and Howard Bennett Cincinnati.
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William Calvin Griffey
South Ave
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Griffey
Menifee County
Middletown
Monsanto Chemical Co
Miamisburg
William H
West Middletown
Charles
Edgar
Hamilton
Opal Ginter
Dayton woman Marie Hounshell dies after illness
Marie J. Hounshell 47 of Dayton sister of Charles Lykins of Middletown died Saturday at Miami Valley Hospital after an extended illness. Surviving are her band Reed daughter Patricia Brown of Quincy Ohio son Jackie Dayton parents Henry and... Burial at Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Services at Central Church of the Nazarene tomorrow at 2 pm. Friends may call Schli entz Moore Funeral Home Dayton tonight 7 to 9 pm.
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Marie J. Hounshell
Dayton
Charles Lykins
Middletown
Miami Valley Hospital
Reed
Patricia Brown
Quincy
Ohio
Jackie
Henry Lykins
Sudith, Ky
Central Church of the Nazarene
Miami Valley
Memory Gardens
Schlientz & Moore Funeral Home
Paul Angle found dead in Dearborn hotel room
Paul Angle 43 of 4775 Rose Marie Road was found dead from an apparent heart attack Saturday in a Dearborn hotel while on business. Survived by wife Pauline, daughter Polly, two sons Randy and Terry, a brother Alvin in Massillon, and sister Ruth Meyer of Toledo. Funeral services set for Eaton Funeral Home tonight and Heinlein Funeral Home Wednesday. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Franklin
Paul E. Angie
Rose Marie Road
Dearborn
Angle
Texas Eastern
Rt. 123
Mobile di Co
Pauline
Polly
Randy
Terry
Alvin
Massillon
Ruth Meyer
Toledo
Eaton Funeral Home
Heinlein Funeral
Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
Obituary notices and service details from several cities
Multiple obituary notices list ages and addresses with scheduled services including C M Morrison 55 Ridgewood Ave service today, William Doerfler 76 Tyler s ville Road service 2 p m tomorrow, Amelia Harvey 62 Bank Ave Requiem High Mass 9 am tomorrow at St Ann's. Other notices report the deaths of Mrs Edward J Macmullan 73 party consultant in Philadelphia Eth el Clayton 82 Hollywood actress, Wallace Ford 68 actor, Eugene L Raymond 54 president of the Cigar Institute en route to New York.
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C. M. Morrison
Ridgewood
Proeschel
William Doerfler
Tylersville
Amelia Harvey
Bank Ave
St. Ann's Church
Oxnard
Calif
Ethel Clayton
Hollywood
Wallace Ford
ST. Louis
Eugene L. Raymond
Cigar Institute of America
New York
Dayton Officers Rally Behind Bid for Wage Settlement
Dayton police officers circulate a notice of resignation aimed at pressuring the city for a fair wage settlement. About 375 patrolmen signaled resignations effective July 24 after an FOP emergency meeting, seeking a weekly hike of 129 dollars for new patrolmen and 155.40 after 32 years, while the city offered overtime and top pay increases only.
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Dayton
Ohio
Fraternal
Order of Police
FOP
Rotary To Hear Thout Trotters at Middletown Meeting
Corwin Nixon state representative from Warren County will discuss Trotters and Pacers at Middletown Rotary Club noon gathering tomorrow. He will show a film on trotters and pacers and draw on his former ATA directorship.
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Corwin Nixon
Warren County
Middletown
Tim Trask Fatally Harmed On First Day Of Summer
In Findlay Ohio eight year old Tim Trask vanished while fishing near the Blanchard River. His body was found by a volunteer near a woodpile with a fishing rod and minnows beside him. Police described the killer as a sex offender and a gunshot caused his death. Funeral plans for Timmy were set for Wednesday as investigators seek suspects.
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Findlay, Ohio
Tim Trask
Blanchard River
John D. Miles
Kenton
Timmy
Wayne Ethell
Tim
Ethell
Byron F. Voorhees
Reed Trask
Kevin
Marathon Oil Co
Ethel
Rail Union Leaders Propose Three-Union Merger Plan
Cleveland AP report says leaders of the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Switchmen's Union of North America seek a merger with about 90 000 members The plan moves to the unions governing bodies for approval and implementation The move comes as rail jobs shrink and rivals BLE and BRT contend for members The conductors' union will first review the merger at its June 20 Cedar Rapids convention.
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Cleveland, Ohio
George H. Harris
The
Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen
HE. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Neil P. Speirs
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Gilbert
Senate
Congress
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLE
Blf&e
BRT
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
12 Percent Of Adults Are Heavy Drinkers
Los Angeles AP reports a nationwide survey by Dr. Ira Cisin finds about one in eight American adults are heavy drinkers. The study, based on 2 750 interviews at a UCLA symposium, notes more drinkers in New England and the Middle Atlantic, fewer in the Deep South, with men drinking more than women and higher income city residents more often drinking. It also notes Episcopalians Catholics and Jews drink more than Baptists and others who disapprove.
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Los Angeles
Ira Cisin
Cisin
National Institute of Mental Health
University of California At
George Washington University
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Deep South
Eight Scouts Hike Historic Mischa Mokwa Trail
Eight Scouts from Troop and First Methodist Church hiked the Mischa Mokwa Trail through Cumberland Gap over Saturday and Sunday. Led by Bill Tyler and Bob Evans the group covered 11 miles with an overnight camp at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park and completed the final ten miles to Ewing Virginia yesterday.
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First Methodist Church
Cumberland Gap
Dennis Chappell
Chuck Evans
Kevin Fletcher
Mike Justice
Joe Johnson
Ed Morris
Richard Morrish
Randy Powers
Bill Tyler
Bob Evans
National Historical Park
Ewing
Foreign exchange student Amin Sathal speaks at Civiten meeting
Middletown Civitan Club hosts Amin Sathal, an American Field Service exchange student from Afghanistan and Lemon Monroe High School graduate, as guest speaker tomorrow at noon. Program chairman is Everett W. Sherron.
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Amin Sathal
Afghanistan
Lemon-Monroe High School
Middletown Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Everet W. Sherron
Boy Hurt In Fall From Hay Loft At Avies Station Road
Kevin Osman, 11, of 6237 Avies Station Road, was listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with head and neck injuries after falling 20 feet from a hay loft yesterday. Sheriff's deputies could not determine exactly how the accident occurred.
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Hamilton
Kevin Osman
Avies Station Road
Mercy Hospital
Sheriff's
Former Hamilton Mayor Indicted on Eight Counts
Former Hamilton mayor and city councilman Robert E. Westfall was indicted by the Butler County Grand Jury on eight counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. The charges allege he took 98.50 from eight men last November by promising IBEW Local 1608 memberships in Fort Wayne. Westfall, then in Saigon, was an executive for McGraw Construction Co. and resigned in March. He previously led Hamilton as mayor in 1963 and 1964. Prosecutor Wessel said efforts will involve federal authorities.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Robert E. Westfall
Butler County Grand Jury
Westfall
Saigon
Viet Nam
McGraw Construction Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Butler County Building Trades Council
Butler County
Richard J. Wessel
High Court Throws Out Gojack Case
The Supreme Court unanimously reversed a contempt of Congress conviction against John T. Gojack, former vice president of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America. The justices ruled the 1955 committee questions were not properly authorized or defined, overturning prior DC Circuit rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Contempt of Congress
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Abe Fortas
U.S. Circuit Court
District of Columbia
John T. Gojack
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Fortas
High Tribunal
Gojack
Supreme Court Lets Puerto Rican Literacy Voting Rule Stand
The Supreme Court upheld a provision of the 1965 federal voting rights law allowing Puerto Ricans to vote by literacy in Spanish. The court also ruled New York cannot enforce its literacy standards against those with at least a sixth grade education in a non English instruction setting. The ruling on the federal provision was by a 7-2 vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Rigdon Earns Juris Doctor Degree from Toledo
Harry J. Rigdon son of Mrs. Millicent Rigdon of Eaton Drive earned a doctor of jurisprudence degree from the University of Toledo in June. He is a Middletown High School and Miami University graduate with a B S in business administration and plans to take the state bar exams in July.
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Harry J. Rigdon
Millicent Rigdon
Eaton Drive
University of Toledo
Middletown High School
Miami University
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William Griffes
Thom Bennett
Marie Hounshell
Paul Angle
DODDS
Verity Phay
14 Ave
Weedside
Tee Cae
Philadelphia
Edward J. Macmullan
Rotary
Hearthout
Bartel
Norris Music
Guitar
Chuck” Sullivan
Civiten
W. T
Bill" Snider
S. Main ST
Oxford
Rigdon
Joffe’s
Father
Krochler
Dad
Jeffes
Central Ave
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