Clouds Delay US Pacific Nuclear Test Flight
In Honolulu AP dispatch reports weather clouds over Johnston Island threaten the largest Pacific nuclear blast. Forecasters warn conditions may delay the 11 p.m. test time with possible postponement to 2 30 a.m. Hawaii time. Scientists seek clear photos of the fireball as the test would be the most powerful yet in the Pacific series.
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Honolulu
United States
US Weather Bureau
Johnston Island
Johnston
Joint Task Force
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Practical Nurse Info Offered At Local Store Booth
Aimed at boosting entry to practical nursing, Middletown Hospital opens an information booth at J C Penney on Central Ave during Licensed Practical Nurse Week. Miss Mildred Long says hours are 10 am to noon tomorrow and 3 pm to 8 30 pm Friday. Gov DiSalle and City official Denham proclaim the week. Since 1947, Middletown Hospital and Dayton School for Practical Nursing have graduated over 50 women, with five students starting clinicals this week. The next class begins Sept 10, and applications are open at Middletown Hospital for men and women.
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J. C. Penney
Central Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Dayton School For Practical Nursing
Clay Given Brotherhood Citation at Waldorf Dinner
Gen Lucius D Clay received the Brotherhood Citation from the National Conference of Christians and Jews for distinguished service in human relations. The award was presented at a $100 plate dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York with former President Eisenhower among attendees. Clay previously served as President Kennedy s Berlin representative and, in 1945, under Eisenhower as deputy military governor of the U S zone in Germany.
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New York
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Brotherhood
Lucius D.clay
Clay
Kennedy
Berlin
Waldorf-Astoria
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Europe
U.S
Germany
Licenses Denied For Cheating by Georgia Board
The Georgia Pharmacy Board disqualified 20 applicants from pharmaceutical licenses after they admitted using advance information for exams. One member reportedly sold partial copies to others after buying the material for 550 from an Atlanta area druggist.
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Atlanta
Georgia Pharmacy Board
Dowis Smith Dies Retired Middletown Minister
The Rev. Dowis Smith Age 88 longtime Middletown resident and former Dewis Smith Wardrow-Thompson Paper Co fireman died at 12 58 pm yesterday at his home 302 Garfield St after three months illness He was born Knox County Ky and lived in Middletown 59 years Surviving two sons Dewey Middletown Charles San Bernardino Calif two daughters Leona Blanton Middletown Viola Dennis Chattanooga a sister Abigail Payne Columbus 18 grandchildren 39 great grandchildren Services 2 30 pm Friday Full Gospel Tabernacle Rev Doug Smith officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Wilson Memorial Home Thursday 2 4 and 7 9 pm Robert Vander Hart officiating
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Dowis Smith
Garfield St
Mr Smith
Knox County
Middletown
Dewis Smith Wardrow -Thomas Paper Co
Dewey
Charles
San Bernardino
Calif
Leona Blanton
Viola Dennis
Chattanooga
Abigail Payne
Columbus
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Dougas Smith
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Memorial Home
James Campbell 79 dies at Cincinnati VA Hospital
James Campbell 79 of 407 Aberdeen Drive died at 2 p.m. yesterday in Cincinnati VA Hospital after a stay since June 6. A Spanish American War veteran, he worked as a watchman for P. Lorillard Co. before 1951 plant closure and belonged to the Presbyterian Church. Born in Breathitt County Kentucky, he lived in Middletown since 1920. Survived by wife Nettie two sons a daughter a brother and three sisters four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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James Campbell
Aberdeen Drive
Cincinnati VA Hospital
Mr. Campbell
Copany G
10Th Regiment
Infantry
P. Lorillard Co
Presbyterian Church
Breathitt County
Middletown
Nettie
Jane Willett
Houston
Arthur
Akron
James C
Lebanon
Floyd
Ethel Barnett
Caroline Carpenter
Nocter
Plincy Combs
Clay Hole
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Jerome Schulz
Survey On Trenton's Future Set
Trenton plans a Community Attitudes Survey covering about 250 homes, 25 percent of residents. Jaycees will issue questionnaires with badges for identification. An expert analyst will interpret results for the village council and local groups. District chairmen Vernon Morton James Owen Don Achberger Richard White and Ronald Specht named.
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Trenton Junior Chamber of ‘Commerce
Richard Boggs
Jaycees
Boges
Vernon Morton
James Owen
Don Achberger
Richard White
Ronald Specht
Funeral Services for Nancy Williams Held in Falmouth
Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m tomorrow in Falmouth Kentucky for Nancy Williams 21 former Middletown resident and wife of Donald Williams both of Falmouth killed in a crash on U S 27 near Alexandria involving four motorcycles and a car. The couple were part of a motorcyclist group returning from Coney Island. Nancy lived with her aunt and uncle Edward and Mrs Myers 2402 Sherman Ave until age 15 attended Mayfield School then lived in California before marriage.
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Falmouth
Nancy Williams
Middletown
Sherman Ave
Mayfield School
California
Franklin woman Bessie Archdeacon dies after long illness
Bessie Archdeacon 75 of 3 W Second St died at 8 15 pm yesterday at the Waynesville area home of her niece Mrs Vivian Frye after eight months of cancer. Widow of Chester Archdeacon former Franklin assistant postmaster. Survived by nieces and nephews. Services 10 am Friday Eaton Funeral Home Rev William Guy Oliver. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Franklin
Bessie Archdeacon
Second St
Vivian Frye
Waynesville Rt
Eaton Funeral Home
William Guy Oliver
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Funeral for Rev Preston R. Spencer in Lebanon
Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Church of God on West Mulberry Street for Rev Preston R. Spencer 55 of 31 West Main Street an evangelist who died of a heart attack yesterday near Booneville He is survived by his wife Flora three daughters Jean Sandilyn Lorraine Hornsby Anna Lee Gibson all of Lebanon three sons Cornelius Junior and James seven brothers and two sisters Friends may call at Oswald Memorial Home tonight Rev John Sullivan a former Middletown minister will officiate
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Lebanon
Church of God
Mulberry Street
Preston R. Spencer
Main St
Spencer
Booneville
Flora
Jean Sandilyn
Hamilton
Lorraine Hornsby
Anna Lee Gibson
Cornelius
James
Oswald Memorial Home
John Sullivan
Middletown
Deaths of Thelma Louise Smith in Hamilton
Thelma Louise Smith of 1157 Heaton Street Hamilton died recently with services planned at 10 am Thursday Cahill chapel. Memorials may be directed to a preferred charity.
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Thelma Louise Smith
Heaton St
Cahill
George Sargent Open golf champion and PGA leader dies
ATLANTA AP George Sargent 79 longtime U S Open winner in 1909 and president of the National Professional Golf Association from 1921 to 1926 died Monday after a long illness. MILWAUKEE AP Paul Knauer 67 founder and director of the pro Nazi German American Citizens Alliance died Sunday of cancer after deportation and later reentry. GLOUCESTER Mass AP Samuel T Williamson 79 first editor of Newsweek died Monday night at Addison Gilbert Hospital.
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Atlanta
George Sargent
National Professional Golf Association
Milwaukee
Paul Knauer
Mass
Newsweek Magazine
Addison Gilbert Hospital
Mamie Eisenhower Visits Jackie Kennedy For Tea
Washington AP says Mamie Eisenhower will meet Jacqueline Kennedy Friday for tea at the White House. They will discuss plans for the proposed National Cultural Center, for which both serve as honorary chairmen. Congress authorized the center if funds can be raised by next year.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Executive Mansion
Congress
Sentence Of Sprenz Is Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit upheld a 25 year sentence for Frank Sprenz once listed among the FBI's ten most wanted. The court denied a motion to vacate the sentence, affirming Judge Druffel's May 1989 bank robbery conviction amid claims of drug influence.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Frank Sprenz
FBI
U. S
John H. Druffel
Lorenz
Hamilton
Ohio
Akron
Alcatraz
Norma
Second victim dies in Marion Ohio crash
Glenda Stewart, 10, of Marion died at Marion General Hospital, marking the second fatality from a Sunday automobile collision at a county road intersection south of Marion.
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Marion
Ohio
Glenda Stewart
Marion General Hospital
Here
Brazil Becomes Largest Country in Americas
Brazil holds the distinction of being the largest country in the Americas by land area. The note highlights Brazil's territorial size relative to neighboring nations and frames the landmark as a regional leadership point.
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Brazil
America
Rusk Opens Western Europe Fence-Mending Tour in Paris
Secretary of State Dean Rusk began a 10 day tour of Western Europe in Paris promising to reinforce allied solidarity. He aims to forge a common nuclear policy meeting Allied leaders in France West Germany Italy Britain and Portugal. Rusk seeks to clear Washington Paris misunderstandings on secondary issues as he travels to Bonn Rome Lisbon and London.
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Paris
Dean Rusk
Europe
Orly Field
Rusk
North Atlantic
France
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Portugal
Washington
Defense
Robert McNamara
Ann Arbor
Mich
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de Gaulle
Bonn
Rome
Lisbon
London
Luther League Convention Set in Springfield Ohio
Five hundred Luther League of Ohio members are expected at the group’s annual convention Friday through Sunday at Wittenberg University. The ULCA affiliated league will hold its last gathering as merger plans form the Lutheran Church in America.
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Luther League of Ohio
Wittenberg University
Luther League
Synod of Ohio, United Lutheran Church In America
ULCA
Lutheran Church In America
Wouldn’t It Be Fun To Be Young Again
A reflective note on reviving hardwood floors and walls with a new lease on life. The piece playfully suggests restoration as a timeless goal and hints at fresh finishes or treatment options. The tone remains light and whimsical about aging materials.
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Wallis
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Yeer
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Trenton
Electrolux
P. R. Spencer
Mamie
Jackie
Insurance Agency
AIR Force
Patricia Nell
Children’s Hospital
Rhein - Main Air Base
Katherine J. Teasley
Augusta
Johnson Air Base
Japan
Sprenz
Springfield, Ohio
Kremlin
Sun
Jantzen
Wat Ural
A&b
Dacron
Lycras DuPonts
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