Driver Attacked on Greyhound Bus Near Warren County
Greyhound driver Robert Foley, 34, forced to stop on Rt 75 after passenger James Little 25 of Toledo attacked with a knife on a southbound Detroit Cincinnati run. State Patrol held Little at Franklin City jail. driver also filed assault with a deadly weapon charge for the incident at about 2 30 am near the Warren Montgomery county line.
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James Little
Toledo
Cincinnati
Warren
Montgomery County
Warren County
Robert Foley
State Patrol Post
Richard Jung
Little
Franklin City
Alan
May industrial production hits new record
Industrial production in May rose to a new record as gains across most sectors offset a drop in steel output. The Federal Reserve Board said its index for mines, factories and utilities climbed to 118, up one point from April, marking an 18 percent rise over 1957 base.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Booth Chairmen Are Named For St. Mary Picnic
The 1962 St. Mary School fundraiser names chairmen for 18 booths and five kiddie rides, with Jim Guyler noting it will be the largest ground display yet. Booths include attendance bacon refreshments and more, plus a dunking machine by Fenwick High School boys. The picnic runs June 23 and 24 to raise money for the new convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Jim Guyler
St Mary's School
Paul Slezak
John Mandszak
Jim Shafer
Herm Griffith
John Guastaferro
Bob Hulson
Joe McDermott
Frances Jones
Bill Doebler
Bob Petrocy
Jim Dickerson
John Haas
Pete Rudokas
Dave Smith
Bob White
Paul Beier
Kay Accurso
Marg Rohrkemper
Fenwick High School
St. Mary's School
Vatican Allows Baptism Change Decree Eases Adult Rite
The Vatican authorized bishops to modify adult baptism by splitting the ceremony into up to seven rites. The decree, issued April 16 by the Congregation of Rites, allows use of local languages in portions of the service and follows requests from South American bishops and mission territories.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Congregation of Rites
South America
Mission Lands
Nine Judges See Dams On Two Day Ohio Tour
Nine Common Pleas judges and three Miami Conservancy District directors completed a two day tour of floodwater retention dams in southwestern Ohio. They visited Germantown Huffman Taylorsville Englewood and Lockington dams and the Miami Shores project near West Carrollton. The tour, the first since 1957, aimed to acquaint newly elected judges with the flood control program and its facilities.
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Dams
Common Pleas
Miami Conservancy Mstit
Ohio
Germantown
Huffman
Taylorsville
Englewood
Lockington
Conservancy District
Max Mitchell
Conservancy
Miami Shores Project
Dayton
West Carrollton
Miami Conservancy
Dick Thomas
Larry Crawford
Warren Young
Warren
Dan M. Altman
Greene
Walter A. Rentschler
Hamilton
Fred B. Cramer
Butler
Edward A. Hobart
Troy
John Kiracore
Preble
Weith
Police Briefs Highlight Local Vandalism and Theft Incidents
ARLSON Bogan, 26, of Miamisburg, reported his car struck at 10 45 am by an object thrown from a city mower along the hydraulic canal while waiting at Verity Parkway and Tytus Avenue. Taft school vandalized with 22 glass bricks and 27 windows broken, red crayon markings on exterior. WENONA L. Smith, 23, 2005 Logan Ave., arrested at McAlpin's for petty larceny, released on $300 bond. Two hubcaps stolen from Kenneth R. Miller’s car at Liberal Food Market lot on S Verity Parkway. Sam Dennis Auto Parts reports three boys left without paying for a used muffler removed from a wrecked car yesterday. Librarian Mrs. Jeanette Niederlander reports vandals damaged lights outside Middletown Library building.
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Arlson Bogan
Miamisburg
Hydraulic Canal
Bogan
Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Taft School
Wenona L. Smith
Logan Ave
McAlpin’s
Kenneth R. Miller
Liberal Food Market
S. Verity Parkway
Sam Dennis
Leshee St
Neighbor report rocks thrown at house on Park Street
Mrs. Cora Horton of 221 Park Street said two boys threw rocks at her home Friday afternoon.Neighbors also filed complaints with the police about the incident.
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Cora Horton
Park St
Theft Reported From Porch At Yankee Road Home
Mrs. Oscar Sprinkles of 1022 Yankee Road reported theft Thursday night from her front porch. Items taken include a lounge chair two lawn chairs a child's chair a welcome mat and a porch runner. The incident is under investigation.
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Oscar Sprinkles
Yankee Road
Bond Set In Shooting Case In Butler County
Donald Stewart aged 20 is in Butler County jail on a $10,000 bond for assault to rob after two Friday shootings. Officials plan to file additional charges. The Maud resident is accused of shooting a farmer after a traffic crash and later shooting Sheriff's Deputy Harry McDaniel during a store melee in West Chester. Both victims, farmer Stanley Honerlaw and Deputy McDaniel, were treated and listed in good condition.
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Donald Stewart
Butler County
Maud
Accus
Sheriff's
West Chester
Here
Stanley Honerlaw
Harry McDaniel
Death notices for Nora N Campbell former Hillsboro resident
Private services for Nora N Campbell 73 formerly of 1015 Hughes St will be held at 2 pm Monday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with Rev Carl Ashbaugh officiating Burial will be in Woodsk ie Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 7 and 9 pm Mrs Campbell died yesterday at Sunnybreeze Convalescent Home in Hamilton where she had been two years Survivors include stepmother Bessie Rhoads half-brother Daniel Rhoads Jr and half sister Miss Opal Rhoads all of Hillsboro as well as Ida daughter Kathleen Digney three sisters and two grandchildren.
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Nora Campbell
Nora N. Campbell
Hughes St
Joseph R Baker and Sons
Carl Ashbaugh
Woodskie Cemetery
Campbell
Sunnybreeze
Hamilton
Bessie Rhoads
Daniel Rhoads ,Jr
Opal Rhoads
Hillsboro
Clifford C. Dearth dies at 74 former Middletown barber
Clifford C. Dearth 74 formerly of Middletown died at 11 am yesterday at the Carlisle home of his daughter Mrs. William Stephen 244 Montgomery Ave Carlisle where he had lived He was born in Camden He retired eight years ago as a barber for the Youtsler Barber Shop Carlisle where he worked many years Surviving include his wife Martha three daughters Mrs Stephen of Carlisle Mrs Bernice Hudnall of Miamisburg and Mrs Dorotha Wiggington of Gratis a brother Charles of Dayton two half brothers Russell Dearth of Dayton and Gale Dearth in California a half sister Mrs Thelma Johnson of Columbus four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Robert L Edwards presiding Burial in Carlisle Cemetery.
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Clifford C. Dearth
Middletown
William Stephen
Montgomery Ave
Carlisle
Camden
Euclid Father William Digney Dies After Illness
William Digney father of Mrs Frank Morgan of Inland Drive died Thursday at his home 545 East 230th Street Euclid Ohio after months of failing health Funeral Mass was to be sung this morning at St Roberts Church Euclid with burial there Survived by his wife
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William Digney
Frank Morgan
Inland Drive
Funeral Services for Gerald L. Taylor Held in Eaton
Gerald L. Taylor former Eaton Village council member died in Holland Michigan at 44. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Barnes Funeral Home with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Surviving wife Anna belle, daughter Linda, three sons Roland Jeff and Larry, parents McKinley Taylor, one brother, one sister and one grandchild. Also noted are Hamilton deaths Klaus Weigel Lauretta Jane Brate 92 with services pending.
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Eaton
Gerald L. Taylor
Eaton Village
Holland
Mich
Barnes Funeral Home
Mound Hill Cemetery
Mr. Taylor
Kroger Dairy
Dayton
Oakwood
Annabelle
Linda
Roland
Jeff
Larry
McKinley Taylor
Zatun
Hamilton
Cortot Dies at 85 Gifted Pianist and World Traveler
LAUSANNE AP Cortot legendary pianist and conductor who partnered with Casals and Thibaud died Friday from kidney illness aged 85. Since 1896 he played about 6000 concerts worldwide, reflecting the stamp of his teacher Ravel. MILWAUKEE AP Walter J Damm 68 retired VP of the Journal Co and ex general manager of Milwaukee Journal radio TV stations died Friday after intestinal obstruction surgery. INGLwood CA AP Mrs Mabel A Shaw 81 retired co publisher of Inglewood Daily News died Friday after wagering a 9749 race streak. original turf club stockholder.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Alfred Cortot
Pablo Casals
Jacques Thibaud
Cortot
Maurice Rave
Milwaukee
Walter J Damm
The
Journal Company
Milwaukee Journal
National Association of Broad
Inglewood
Calif
Mabel A. Shaw
Inglewood Daily News
Hollywood Park
Turf Club
Fires At Husband Arrested In Trenton Shooting
A Trenton woman Dorothy Jackson was arrested after allegedly firing three shots at her estranged husband Glenn Jackson outside 423 East Home Avenue. She was released on $1000 bond.
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Trenton
Home Ave
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Dorothy Jackson
Home Avenue
Middletown
Glenn Jackson
Locust St
Trouble Is This Trio s Middle Name
Detective Joseph Coddington in Lower Merion faces crime as his wife Ann and daughter Maria, both tellers, endure two armed holdups in two weeks. A gunman demanded $10,900 at Bryn Mawr Trust Co Haverford branch. Two weeks earlier Maria, 20, was robbed of 3,212 at Wynnewood Public Federal Savings and Loan.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Coddington
Lower Merion
Ann Coddington
Haverford
Bryn Mawr Trust Co
Maria Coddington
Wynnewood
Public Federal Savings and Loan Association
Labeling Change Aims At Water Added Hams
Washington AP The Agriculture Department orders smoked hams with added water to be labeled ham water added. A 10 percent moisture addition during curing was previously approved after changes in policy and court action.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Supreme Court
Ezra Taft Benson
Gilligan Heads DiSalle Speakers Bureau in Ohio
Cincinnati Councilman John J Gilligan who narrowly lost the Democratic at large nomination has been appointed by Governor Michael V. DiSalle to lead the speakers bureau for DiSalle's bid for a second term in Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cincinnati
John J Gilligan
Congress
Michael V. DiSalle
MiSalle
School Man Retires
Mansfield Ohio AP report notes W L Miller director of Ohio State University and Ashland College extension courses since 1958 retires after a leave of absence for poor health. He earlier led Mansfield schools and was connected with schools in Akron Willard and Chillicothe.
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Mansfield
Ohio
W. L Miller
Ohio State University
Ashland College
Miller
Mansfield Schools
Akron
Willard and
Chillicothe
Elks Plan Flag Day Ceremony in Middletown
Middletown Elks Lodge 257 schedules a public Flag Day ceremony at 4 p.m. in the Elks Temple with two high school leadership contest winners to receive $25 bonds. A lodge dinner follows at 6 p.m. Exalted ruler John W. Mason leads. Gail Fruauff and Terry Lawrence are the winners.
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Middletown
Elks Lodge 257
Elks Temple
N. Main St
John W. Mason
Roger Dillman
John Hoffer
Mason
Walter Deaton
Robert Wetvel
Rex C. Lawson
David Barrett
Esquire
Roy Neal
Robert Pratt
Edwin Scheurer
Gail Fruauff
Terry Lawrence
J. Black Little
Miss Fruauff
Mansfield Boy Killed By Auto
Two boys on the way to Bible school were struck by a car at a Mansfield intersection. Nine year old Don Jefferson died later at a hospital. His friend Jerry Brookins, seven, was uninjured. The driver, Mrs. Mary C. Kasper, faces no charges as police investigate.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Don Jefferson
Mary C. Kasper
20 Carat Ring Taken With Loot
Norwalk Connecticut AP Harold Robbins says two armed men broke into his home while he and his wife shopped. A 20 carat diamond ring was among items stolen, with furs and jewelry valued at about $100,000. A thief maid, Bertha Newman, told police the burglars forced entry after confirming the wife was alone.
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Norwalk
Conn
Harold Robbins
Robbins
Bertha Newman
Ralph Bellamy's Mother Succumbs
Hollywood AP report notes Lila Bellamy aged 87 died Friday at her Hollywood home after illness of several weeks. Actor Ralph Bellamy was en route from New York to arrange funeral services per Actors Equity Association.
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Hollywood
Ralph Bellamy
Lila
Actors Equity Association
Bellamy
New York
Cleveland Man Killed After Tavern Fight at Kinsman Road
A 34 year old Cleveland man was shot dead Friday night after an argument at a tavern on 8127 Kinsman Road SE. Police arrested a 34 year old East Side man minutes later and said he admitted firing one shot that struck pennies in the chest.
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Cleveland (Ap
Nazarene Assembly to Be Held in Cincinnati
The Churches of the Nazarene will hold the Southwestern Ohio district assembly at Springdale Nazarene Church in Cincinnati on July 4 and 5. All 76 district churches will report. total members exceed 7,390 with 18,000 in Sunday school. Rev. M. E. Clay will deliver the message as district superintendent and outline plans for 1982 43. Dr. Samuel Young, Kansas City, will preside as general superintendent. Reverend L. Watson leads host church. Attendees include nearby district Nazarenes and furloughing missionaries.
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Church of the Nazarene
Southwestern Ohio
Springdale
Cincinnati
M. E. Clay
Samuel Young
Kansas City
Two Michigan Men Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Two Michigan men, Lewis H. Angel of Dearborn and Bob R. Angel of Detroit, were fined $50 and costs in criminal court for disorderly conduct after a Thursday fight at Clinton Street and Central Avenue. Earl Kendrick of Brown Run Road also paid a $50 fine and costs for disorderly conduct in a separate June 14 incident. James W. Pennington and Ervin Mcintosh were fined $25 and costs for fishing without a license, fines suspended pending licenses. Janette Pence and Clifford Covie received 30 days in jail for adultery. Harold D. Campbell paid a $200 fine plus costs for assault and battery, suspended on good behavior. Robert O’Neal was fined $50 and costs for careless driving and ordered to four traffic-school sessions after being picked up for drag racing on Verity Parkway.
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Michigan
Clinton Street
Central Avenue
Lewis H. Angel
Dearborn, Mich
Bob R. Angel
Detroit
Earl Kendrick
Brown Run Road
James W. Pennington
First Ave
Ervin Mcintosh
Franklin
Janette Pence
Fairmount Ave
Clifford Covie
Bud Cole
Crawford St
Warren Pence
Harold D. Campbell
Bernice Ave
Linda Campbell
Trenton
Robert O'Neal
Webster St
Verity Parkway
Pair Assaults Rob Pedestrian Near Elm and Centennial
James Dalton, 48, says two teenage assailants jumped him near Centennial Avenue and Elm Street while returning from a bowling alley. They robbed his wallet containing more than $60. Dalton suffered a head and nose cut but refused medical treatment.
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James Dalton
Elm St
Centennial Avenue
Elm Street
Kennedy's Welcome From Mexico Aims to Unite Voice
Former Mexican President Miguel Aleman says the Mexican people will speak with one voice to welcome President Kennedy on his upcoming visit. Aleman, ambassador and head of the Mexican Tourist Board, noted Mrs. Kennedy will accompany her husband.
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New York
Miguel Aleman
Kennedy Aleman
Mexican Tourist Board
Mrs. Kennedy
President Kennedy’s Father to Leave Clinic
New York based report says Joseph P Kennedy father of the President who suffered a stroke will be discharged from the New York University Institute for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in four to six weeks. If permitted he will continue treatment at his Hyannis Port estate in Massachusetts.
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New York
API
Joseph P Kennedy
Kennedy
New York University Institute For Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Hyannis Port
Mass
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