Dayton Man Pleads Not Guilty in Fatal Collision Case
Franklin Municipal Court delayed a preliminary hearing for 19 year old John Halburn on a second degree manslaughter charge after his car struck a taxi injuring passenger Myrtle Moon who later died. Judge Riley also suspended fines for several defendants involved in a Lake Avenue disturbance and released or fined others for various traffic and conduct offenses.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Dayton
John Halburn
S. River Street
Myrtle Moon
Fifth St
Middletown
Riley
Lake Avenue
Anna Lee Lambert
Lake Ave
Juanita Wells
John Hornsby
Sycamore S
Truck Cargo Destroyed By Blaze On I 75
A truck loaded with household goods was destroyed by fire on Interstate 75 south of the Ohio 63 interchange. Passenger Ezra Pelfrey, 30, Waltersville, Ky, suffered minor burns. driver Shelby Pelfrey, 38, Flat, Ky, stopped after a motorist warned him. Monroe firemen saved the truck.
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Ohio 63
Ezra Pelfrey
Waltersville
Shelby Pelfrey
Flat
Gas Fire Ignites at Plum Avenue Home
Firefighters report a potential gas accumulation ignited by a water heater caused a $50 blaze at 1504 Plum Ave. The Clarence Sims family had just moved and a gas stove was disconnected. Ethel Jones, 30, of Somerville Rt. 1, aided by the emergency squad, remains in fair condition at Middletown Hospital.
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Plum Ave
Clarence Sims
Ethel Jones
Somerville Rt. 1
N. Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
Buckeye Boys State closes sessions in Athens Ohio
The Buckeye Boys State wrapped up in Athens selecting Dennis Gillespie of Youngstown as governor and Albert Henry Schilling of Cincinnati as speaker of the House to attend Boys Nation in Washington. Barry McBride of Cambridge named first alternate. John M. Pavey of East Cleveland chosen outstanding citizen. Senate adjourned after a 2 p.m. limit to act on a 1962 budget. The Senate defeated a move to abolish the death penalty except for a life prisoner who killed a guard. It also approved a bill barring Boys State or its counties from owning a daily newspaper, targeting The Hetuck, proposing private ownership to preserve independence.
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Athens
Ohio
Buckseye Boys State
Boys Nation
Washington
D. C
Dennis Gillespie
Youngstown
Boys State
Albert Henry
Hank) Schilling
Cincinnati
Barry McBride
Cambridge
Ohio American Legion
John M. Pavey
East Cleveland
Boys’ State
Boys State General Assembly
Senate
Ralph Smith
Struthers
Michael Jennings
Charles Weidner
Columbus
Charles Gordon
Lorain
The
Hetuck
Charles MacFarland
Rocky River
Losses From Thefts Reported In Local Burglaries
Police reported multiple break ins with total losses exceeding $600. Edwin Pyle at 605 Fulton Lane had a rear window entry, beer stolen from a garage. First Church of God at Crawford Street and Logan Avenue saw an adding machine, wall clock, typewriter, and 100 four cent stamps stolen in two weeks. Robert Bell residence at 802 Eighth Ave. suffered a television set worth $950 and a record player worth $120 stolen after a smashed front window.
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Fulton Lane
Edwin Pyle
Church of God
Crawford Street
Logan Avenue
Robert Bell
Eighth Ave
Lastight
Ohio Legislature Faces 2 More Weeks Of Work
Ohio lawmakers in Columbus are set for at least two more weeks in session as they work to pass the two year general appropriations bill. The Senate sent a small loan bill to the House and backed safety glass and buoy measures while discussing penalties for malicious bombings in Warren.
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Ohio
Columbus
Con
104Th General Assembly
Repubed
al Wcratic
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Senate
House
Walter Pestrak
Warren
Stephen J. Olenick
Charlies J. Carney
Mahoning County
Donald C. Steiner
Stark County
Senate Debates Safety Standards Bill in Major Session
The session focused on a bill establishing safety standards amid partisan debate. Proponents argue stronger rules protect workers and the public, while opponents raise concerns about regulatory burden and enforcement. The outcome remains uncertain as senators press for amendments.
Army Captain Dies In Crash Near Fort Campbell
Captain Robert D. Brown 30 formerly of Chesapeake Ohio died in a helicopter crash during a routine training exercise at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He leaves a widow and three children. The incident killed two fellow servicemen and occurred amid 11th Airborne Division activity.
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FT. Campbell
11St Airborne Division
Robert D. Brown
Chesapeake
Ohio
Jleaves
Car Reported Stolen Crashes Into Porch
A reportedly stolen car lost control and crashed into the front porch of a house at 116 Clark Street causing damage estimated at 100 dollars. The driver fled from Trinity Place onto Clark Street and the vehicle turned into the yard before police confirmed the car was stolen from Herschel Craft. No injuries were reported.
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Clark Street
Herschel Craft
Webster St
Trinity Place
Clark
Trinity and
Webster
Trinity - Clark
Obituary for Henry Adam Fink 7 Middletown
Henry Adam Fink aged 7 died at Middletown hospital after a short illness. Born in New Richmond he was the son of Nancy and stepson of Carlton Lawson of Aurora and brother of Adam of Middletown. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church followed by burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call McCoy Leffler Funeral Home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Jienry Adam Fink
10Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Armco Steel Corp
West Processing Department
New Richmond
Nancy
Carlton Lawson
Aurora
Ind
Adam
Middletown
St. John's Church
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Lebanon man Leroy Gustin dies at 74
Leroy Gustin 74 of Lebanon died at 1 50 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since June 3 Survivors include a son in Africa and a brother Wilmert of Lebanon Arrangements are incomplete at Oswald Memorial Home
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Lebanon
LeRoy Gustin
Middletown Hospital
Africa
Wilmert
Oswald
Weather Bureau 30 Day Outlook Predicts Regional Temperature Shifts
The 30 day outlook from mid June to mid July foresees below normal temperatures in the Northeast and south of the nation east of the Continental Divide, with above normal heat in the West and northern Plains, strongest in the Pacific Northwest. Rainfall should exceed normal in the southern Plains and south Atlantic states, while the Midwest and Far West may see below normal precipitation. Near normal elsewhere.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Continental Divide
Divide
Pacific Northwest
Southern Plains
South Atlantic States
Midwest
Far West
Two Youths Die In Massillon Crash At Intersection
A Massillon crash at Ohio 241 and 687 killed two youths, Roland R. Shanklin 18 and Kenneth L. Boss 16, who were in Shanklin’s car. Two other Massillon youths, Russell Klever 18 and Fred Barnhouse 18, were injured critically, with Robert Green 18 of North Canton seriously hurt. The collision tore three wheels from Green’s car and sent both vehicles into a yard, all five youths thrown from the cars.
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Massillon
Ohio
Ohio 241
Here
Roland R. Shanklin
Kenneth L. Boss
Boss
Shanklin
Massillon City Hospital
Russell Roy Klever
Washington City Claims Most Taxicabs in U S
Washington asserts it has more taxicabs than any other city in the United States. The claim highlights the urban fleet size and transportation capacity of the capital.
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Washington
City
The
United States
Bill Would Make CRC Permanent
Washington AP endorsement from the Kennedy administration supports bills to grant permanent status to the Civil Rights Commission. Deputy Attorney General Byron R. White sent a May 29 letter to Sen. Eastland, noting pending measures before the Senate Judiciary Committee. The commission, created by the 1957 Civil Rights Act, has been renewed twice and would expire this fall without action.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Byron R. White
Judiciary
Commission
Congress
Driver Cited In $700 Crash on S Main Street
Franklin man Cor Perkins, 32, 923 S River St, cited for improper operation after his car rammed a parked vehicle owned by John Parker of 7 Maple Ave. Total damage to both cars estimated at 700.
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Robert Allen
Glenn Ave
Robert Wolfe
Massillon
Yankee
Crawford Street
James Clark
Crawford St
Wanda Cox
Wilson St
Franklin
S. Main Street
Eighth Street
Cor! Perkins
S. River St
John Parker
Maple Ave
AF Mace B Missile Flies 1000 Miles in Test Flight
The Air Force launched a Mace B guided missile on a 1000 mile Atlantic test flight. The weapon varied course and altitude per its inertial guidance system, reaching from 1000 to over 40000 feet to defeat potential enemy countermeasures. Assignment to Okinawa planned later this year.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Okinawa
Spain’s host pours and approves before serving guests
In Spanish custom the host fills his own glass first, approves it, and then drinks for his guests, ensuring hospitality precedes sharing.
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Spain
Dayton men given suspended terms for state departure
Two Dayton men, Herman Knabe and William Bradford, each received suspended 90 day county jail terms by Municipal Judge J. T. Lambi for breaking into a coin operated drink machine at Sorrells Market. The sentences were suspended on condition they leave Ohio and remain out of state. Additional local cases include forged check charges, indecent exposure, and other traffic and conduct offenses with various pleas and dispositions.
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Dayton
J. T. Lamb
Herman Knabe
William Bradford
Ohio
Knabe
Bradford
Sorrell’s Market
Yankee Road
Police Briefs Involving Juvenile Shoplifting
Sterling Jack reports two juveniles nabbed yesterday for shoplifting. One took four records at Albers Supermarket Middletown Shopping Center. the other swiped swim fins at Gillen Crow Drug Store Fourth Avenue Yankee Road. Both were released to parents. Thefts include a $325 diamond ring from Louise Tatman 609 Young Street and a $200 set of golf clubs from Calvin Lloyd 3305 Poinciana Road. An electric drill and hand saw from Garrett Long 20 Burton Road, a bicycle from Greg Tewart 1903 Columbia Avenue, and a $32 transistor radio from Edward Fletcher 601 Windsor Avenue.
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Albers
Middletown
Gillen Crow
Fourth Avenue
Yankee Road
Louise Tatman
Young St
Calvin Lloyd
Poinciana Road
Garrett Long
Burton Road
Greg Tewart
Columbia Ave
Edward Fletcher
Windsor Ave
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Oxford State Road
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Monroe
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Wicoff St
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