New Class Forming Oxford Trained Rightist Leaders Head South
Seventy eight civil rights workers left Cincinnati on two chartered buses for Mississippi to register Black voters as part of a national effort. The group trained at Western College for Women in Oxford under the National Council of Churches and the Council of Federated Organizations, with aims to boost the Mississippi Summer Project and elect officials who support integration.
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Cincinnati
Mississippi
Western College For Women
Oxford
National Council of Churches
The
Council of Federated Organizations
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Mississppi
Father’s Day Gift Is Ride To His Grave
Karen Schallenkamp 11 wins a Father's Day contest by writing that her dad John Schallenkamp died rescuing his granddaughter in February. A chauffeured car will take Karen and her brother to the cemetery with a floral tribute for Daddy’s grave.
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Kingston
N.Y
Karen Schallenkamp
Karen
John Schallenkamp
Rosendale
Permit Rejected for Bar Carryout at 3200 S Main
The State Liquor Board denied a permit last week for a bar carryout at 3200 S Main submitted by George L. Voegele and Charles F. Selby Jr. The decision cited Selby’s non traffic misdemeanor conviction record.
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The
State Liquor Board
George L. Voegele
Charles F. Selby, Jr
S. Mains
26 Speeders And Fines In Franklin Court
Franklin Municipal Court processed twenty six speeding violators with total fines of 492.50. Bonds were forfeited by Douglas Collins and Doyle Webb for cock fighting. cases against Dannie Miller and Jessie Turner were continued to Monday.
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Franklin
Franklin Municipal Court
Douglas Collins
Springboro
Doyle Webb
Turner Lane
Dannie Miller
Jessie Turner
Fay Antrobus
Edward Neal
Middletown Rt. 2
Arnold Trent
Chicago
Ill
William Beek
Madison
Wis
Jesse Taylor
Cincinnati
Gertude Rogers
Hager Jenkins
Otway
Bechtel Dr
Dale Philpot
Franklin-Lebanon Road
Coy Bulen
E. Seventh St
Conductor cited for blocking crossing near rail yard
The conductor of a New York Central train, Harry Rutgers, 34, of Branch Hill, was cited by Ohio State Patrol officers yesterday for blocking a railroad crossing at Jefferson Road and the New York Central railroad crossing.
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New York Central
Ohio State Patrol
Harry Rutgers
Branch Hill
Jefferson Road
Hamiltonian Is Critical After Crash
A year old Hamilton man, Harold Shanie, is in critical condition at Reid's Memorial Hospital after a head on collision on Route 127 Friday night. The Eversole brothers Jack and Jim, 24 and 2, from Fidorado, and Ted Schenck, 47, of Sycamore Road, Trenton, are in various serious or fair conditions. Marvin Deaton, 17, Eldorado, is in fair condition at Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton, while William Schenck, 16, Middletown, is serious. Deputies report the Eversole car swerved left of center on a rain slick highway. Shanie was trapped 45 minutes as flames consumed the vehicle. Firefighters from Eaton and West Manchester aided in extinguishing the blaze.
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Eaton
Hamilton
Reid's Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Rt. 127
Harold Shanie
Western Ave
Jack Eversole
Jim
Fidorado
Ted Schenck
Sycamore Road
Trenton
Robert Schenck
Miamisburg
Shanie Auto
Shanie
West Manchester
Eversole Brothers
Deaton
Schencks
Pope Paul VI Completes First Year at Vatican
Pope Paul VI marks one year as pope praising Africa's growth and urging inclusive space science. He spoke separately to Southern Rhodesia native chieftains and to a European space science congress participants.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Southern
Rhodesia
Middletown Cracks Down on Wedding Horn Blasts
Middletown Police Chief James Howerton says residents complain about wedding processions honking unnecessarily. Officers will enforce city ordinance 925.04 which bans unreasonable horn use and carries a fine up to 200 dollars.
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Middletown
James Howerton
Division of Police
Howerton
Child Runs Into Path Of Car Injures Minor
A seven year old Middletown child escaped serious injury after darting into the path of a car near her home. Debaron O Connors of 1711 Church St was treated for injuries from the incident involving Wilma Abney 22 of 306 South Avenue Franklin. The accident occurred in front of 1718 Church St. The driver was not cited.
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Middletown
Debaron O'Connors
Church St
Wilma Abney
South Avenue
Franklin
Carrie Robbins 88 Dies at Home in Middletown
Mrs. Carrie Tobitt Robbins 88, longtime Middletown resident, died at 8 20 p.m. at her home 219 Yankee Rd. widow of Frank S. Robbins Sr. Surviving are son Frank S. Robbins with Armce in Bogota Colombia a sister Mrs Kirk Eickelberger of Berkeley Calif three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services await arrival of the son from Bogota Wilson Memorial Home in charge.
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Carrie Tobitt Robbins
Middletown
Yankee Rd
Berkeley
Calif
Robbins
Middletown Garden Club
Church of the Ascension
Bogota
Wilson Memorial Home
Requiem High Mass for Victor Hinkel Held in Los Angeles
Victor Hinkel 80 died Wednesday. A Requiem High Mass was held yesterday in Los Angeles for the longtime resident, brother of Mrs. S J Schramm of Middletown. He is survived by his wife.
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Los Angeles
Victor Hinkel
S J. Schramm
Middletown
Hinkel
Mrs. Della Shupert 91 Dies in Germantown
Services for Mrs. Della Shupert 91 of Germantown will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at John Arpp Funeral Home with burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. A lifelong Germantown resident she suffered failing health for two years. Survived by a niece, Mrs. Phillip Engleman of Dayton.
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Della Shupert
Germantown
Gunekle St
John Arpp
Shupert
Phillip Engleman
Dayton
Joseph J Walty Dies at 48 in Mercy Hospital
Friends may call at J R Baker and Sons Funeral Home today from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. to pay respects to Joseph J Walty 48 of 1202 Short St who died Friday at Mercy Hospital. The body will go to Marina Funeral Home Jersey City N J for visitations Monday and Tuesday. Requiem High Mass at St Peter's Church at 9 a.m. Wednesday burial at National Veterans Cemetery Jersey City.
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J. R. Baker and Sons
Joseph J. Walty
Short St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Marina Funeral Home
Jersey Ave
Jersey City
N.J
St. Peter's Church
National Veterans Cemetery
Kennedy Renominated as Kennedy Injured in Plane Crash
Massachusetts Democrats roared to renominate Sen. Edward M. Kennedy for a six year term while he lay in a hospital after a Friday night plane crash. John E. Powers halted votes to place Kennedy in nomination as delegates shifted energy from convention debates. In Boston, Republicans backed former Gov. John A. Volpe on the first ballot for governor with Howard Whitmore Jr. named to oppose Kennedy in the fall.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
John E. Powers
Kennedy
Washington
Southampton
Boston
John A. Volpe
Howard Whitmore Jr
Newton
Sen
Middletown Launches 19 Supervised Playgrounds For Summer
The city opens 19 supervised playgrounds on Monday under the parks and recreation department. Tennis instruction for ages 8 and up runs weekdays at multiple sites with noted coaches Martha Grine and Cynda Mason. A playground bowling league for ages 10 to 15 begins June 23 at Sports Bowl Lanes, with signups at the playground and trophies awarded to the winning team.
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Middletown
Department of Parks and Recreation
Barnitz
Douglas
Maple Park
Gardner
Sunset
Miami
Yankee
Goldman
Martha Grine
Cynda Mason
Sports Bowl
Chil
Buckeye Boys State selects leaders for national event
In Athens Ohio the 27th Buckeye Boys State wrapped with picks for Boys Nation in Washington D C July 17 24. Kenneth Moore Youngstown secretary of state and Daniel Sayers Upper Arlington speaker of the house led the slate with alternates Robert T Russell Cuyahoga Falls senate majority leader and George Siguler Cleveland state finance director. William Liber Alliance won the Mason Trophy as outstanding citizen in state government.
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Athens
Ohio
Youngstown
Columbus
American Legion Boys Nation
Washington
D.C
Buckeye Boys State
Legion
Kenneth Moore
Daniel Sayers
Upper Arlington
House
Robert T. Russell
Cuyahoga Falls
Senate
George Siguler
Cleveland
William Liber
Alliance
Mason
Heat Wave Paralyzes Lake George Parade Crowd
About 300 people collapsed from heat at a volunteer firemen parade in Lake George New York. Ambulances fire trucks and a school bus transported the seriously ill to Glens Falls Hospital nine miles away. Hospital reports show 28 treated and two admitted.
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Lake George
N.Y
Adirondack
Glens Falls Hospital
Lake George Central School
Recruits to join State Highway Patrol graduation
Twenty nine new recruits will join the State Highway Patrol Friday as the 64th training class receives certificates at graduation exercises on the Exposition Center grounds at the State Fairgrounds in Columbus. M R Bryan of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co in Akron will be principal speaker.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Exposition Center
M. R. Bryan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Manhole Cover Thrown Through Window at Local Realty Office
Police report a manhole cover was lifted and hurled through the plate glass at DeBord and Seward real estate and insurance on Crawford Street around 5:30 Friday night. Window damage valued at 150 dollars. Victim Victor Cornett of the Chicago Meat Market said two juveniles threw white paint on his truck yesterday. A wrist watch worth 125 dollars was stolen from Lee Noble of 1816 North Ave last night.
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DeBord and Seward Real Estate and Insurance Office
Crawford St
Victor Cornett
Chicago
S. Broad St
Lee Noble
North Ave
Cambridge Woman Found Shot. Boyfriend Detained for Questioning
A 52 year old Cambridge State Hospital employee, Sylvia M Secrest, was found shot dead in her car on a county road near Ohio 313. Her boyfriend, suffering from sleeping-pill overdose, was placed under police guard pending questioning.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Sylvia M. Secrest
Cambridge State Hospital
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Chris Williams
Amherst
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Peery
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Optometrist
Central Ave
Appt
Patrol
Westinghouse Sale
Westinghouse Appliances
Melampy
Westinghouse
Eugene Combs
Spencer Lane
Larry Barker
Broad Street
Verity Parkway
Joyce Booth
Oxford State Road
Tytus Avenue
Suzanne Selby
Lee Place
Carrie Robbins
Alice
Norman
Edward Kennedy
Tappan Ranges
Gas and Electric
Black & White TV
South Broad
Fathers Day
Union Sanitary
Cash & Carry
Clinton D
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Park St
2Nd Avenue
Centre
West Central Avenue
Grand Ave
Gideon
Strand Theater
Middletown’'s Finest
U.S
Boyfriend
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