Middletown CD safe storage for barbiturates and pills
Middletown civil defense officials report no plan to move or destroy barbiturates or other supplies stored at three locations: First National Bank, Ohio Bell building, and Madison Township high school. Mrs. Irene Lewis confirms a theft incident at a Hamilton Moose Lodge raid but says overall stocks remain secure and regularly checked.
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Butler County CD
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Hamilton
Moose Lodge Hall
Ohio
Florida
Washington, D.C
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Middletown Area
First National Bank
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Madison Township High School
Graduation addresses vow to shape future voters
Oxford University commencement drew about 11,000 in Millers Hall as Dr. Margaret Mead urged 18 to 21 year olds to believe in changing the future through active voting. She warned of the generation gap, urged study of older people, and spoke on nuclear responsibility.
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Margaret Mead
Miami
It University
Millers Hall
Mead
New York
Vietnam
Pakistan
Nine babies survive in Sydney multiple birth
In Sydney, Mrs. Geraldine Brodrick, 29, gave birth to nine babies at the Royal Hospital for Women. Doctors reported four girls and five boys survived, with two boys stillborn. The surviving seven are in good condition and progressing, while the mother and other infant details were partially uncertain in the report.
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Sydney
Australia
Geraldine Brodrick
Royal
Brodrick
Hospital For Women
Len
Intruder Gooled Strikes Optometrist Office Safe
Middletown police reported an inept burglary at Dr. Roy Granger’s office at 418 Crawford Street. The intruder damaged two safes by removing the combination knob and locking one, leaving unlocked safes with no valuables inside. Stolen items totaled 140 dollars for sunglasses 75 dollars for an antique spice rack plus a watercolor painting and a notebook with office records. A telephone line to an upstairs apartment was cut.
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Middletown
Roy Granger
Crawford St
Ceylon Tea and Cana Export Shift Noted
Though Ceylon ranks as the world’s second largest tea producer after India, its historical export primary was cana. The statement highlights Sri Lanka’s tea dominance while acknowledging Cana’s past prominence in trade patterns.
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Ceylon
India
Infant Morgan dies at Middletown Hospital at birth
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Willie Morgan 602 Yankee Road Middletown died at birth at Middletown Hospital at 9 13 p m Friday Survived by parents a brother Bryan paternal grandparents Lenza Morgan Middletown maternal grandparents Jessie Fox New Miami Graveside services 1030 a m Monday Woodside Cemetery officiating Dr Gaar Davis Arrangements Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel
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Willie Morgan
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Bryan
Lenza Morgan
Middletown
Jessie Fox
New Miami
Woodside Cemetery
Gaar Davis
Hall Jordan
Damaged Armco plane fire at Hook Field hangar
The Armco Grumman turboprop caught fire last night while a mechanic worked on it in the Armco hangar at Hook Field. City firemen fought the blaze with carbon dioxide and chemical fog. Extent of damage was not known and awaited reporting on days.
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Armeo Grumman
Armco
Hook Field
Edgewood High School Graduation Tonight
Combined baccalaureate and commencement programs will honor 160 Edgewood seniors at 7 p.m. Sunday at the high school. Principal Gene Benny notes Rev. Phillip Rice will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Two seniors will speak at commencement. Bill Rogers Jr. and Sandra Sumser are co valedictorians, Larry Hammond is salutatorian.
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Edgewood High School
Gene Benny
Phillip Rice
Seven Mile United Methodist Church
Bill Rogers Jr
Sandra Sumser
Larry Hammond
Carla Gabbard
Man Indicted in 1961 Burglary Case Near Middletown
Robert Joe Tester, 30, arrested on intoxication charges in Middletown, indicted by the Butler County grand jury on a 10 year old burglary at Union Sanitary Laundry. The 1961 entry involved a March 11 theft of $1,155 with $800 cash taken and $355 damage to the safe, per USL president Ray Minter.
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Middletown
Butler County Grand Jury
Robert Joe Tester
Union Sanitary Laundry
Ray Minter
USL
Darytonian Gets Life In Slaying
Steubenville Ohio AP report says Dayton parolee Donald Nickerson, 42, was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Mingo Junction police Lt. Michael J. Maguschak. Prosecutors sought the death penalty. the jury urged mercy, yielding a life sentence.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Dayton
Mingo Junction
Jefferson County
Readied For Annual Safety Fete At LeSourdsville Lake
Nearly 40 area industries will be represented at the Middletown Area Safety Council annual Safety Awards Banquet at LeSourdsville Lake. Twenty six companies will be honored for safety achievements and no accidents. Guest speaker Don Wolfe of the Toledo Blade will discuss platform pitfalls. Two Oscars will be given for best overall safety program.
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Middletown Area Safety Council
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Jim Schaffner
Middletown
Don Wolfe
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Toledo Blade
Wolfe
Ohio
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Europe
International Platform Association
Toledo- Lucas County
Johnston Unhurt In Auto Accident
Logan T. Johnston 71 of 27013 McGee Ave was uninjured when his 1968 car struck a tree at 1111 Baltimore St. after he swerved to avoid a child. Police reported $806 damage to the car which was towed from the scene. Johnston is a retired chairman of the board of Armco Steel Corp.
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McGee Ave
Baltimore St
Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Two Die as Car Skids Off 1-75 in West Carrollton
A 1968 convertible driven by Mary E. Arledge overturned after skidding on wet pavement while entering southbound I-75 from E Central Avenue. James A. Martin 84 and Carolyn Metzler 83 were dead at the scene. Arledge was hospitalized in serious condition at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Police reported the single vehicle crash occurred on the ramp and guardrail, throwing three occupants from the car.
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Dayton
West Carrollton
Montgomery County
James A. Martin
Carolyn Metzler
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Mary E. Arledge
E. Central Avenue
North Vietnamese drive threatened across Laos and Cambodia
In Saigon a new North Vietnamese push threatened to cut across southern Laos and seize major road and river routes. Cambodian forces claimed a 350 man Viet Cong and North Vietnamese casualty toll in the Vihear Suor Marshes battle east of Phnom Penh while reporting light losses of one killed and two wounded. In Laos, advances neared Pakse as Ban Nik fell on Highway 23, potentially enabling supply links to the Mekong and proximity to the Thai border. An American observer aircraft was shot down during the Ban Nik engagement. the pilot was rescued.
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Laos
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Vihear Suor
South Vietnam
Indochina
Paos
Vientiane
Pakse
Ban Nik
Bolovens
FBI Agent Wounds Lead Suspect At Kennedy Airport Standoff
At Kennedy Airport an FBI agent on the ground exchanged fire with a suspect after crew members exited a plane. The suspect, identified as White, was wounded, announced readiness to surrender via the craft radio, threw his gun, and slid down the exit chute where he was seized by awaiting agents.
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Kennedy Airport
William Jullay
FBI
White
Zito
Miss Culver
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