Blue Cross Increase Discussed in Southwestern Ohio Hearing
Officials of Hospital Care Corp and Blue Cross face questions on a proposed rate hike affecting subscribers in 15 southwestern Ohio counties. The plan, set to begin Oct. 1, would raise family plans by 2 to 2.60 dollars monthly and singles by 0.75 to 1.20 dollars. Governor Rhodes ordered a suspension after protests and a Labor Council wire questioned public hearings. A June 5 hearing was moved to Wilmingtons Denver School for accessibility.
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Wilmington, Ohio
Southwestern Ohio Blue Cross
Hospital Care Corp
Cincinnati
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
al Bilik
Cincinnati Aficio Labor Council
Blue Cross
Columbus
Denver
Wilmington
John H. Clippinger
Hospital Care @rp
Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council
Clippinger
Blue Shield
Adams, Brown
Butler, Clark
Clermont
Clinton
Darke
Greene Hamilton
Highland
Miami
Montgomery
Preble
Scioto
Warren Counties
Franklin Police Cite Two In Vehicle Accidents
Franklin police cited two men for assured clear distance violations in yesterday and morning crashes. Robert L. Steel struck a safety island on S Main Street, his car demolished after traveling 150 feet. Kenneth F. Kirby, in a three car collision, rear ended Car Blain causing a chain impact at N Main and Bryant Streets.
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Franklin
Robert L. Steel
Franklin - Lebanon Road
S. Main Street
Steel
Kenneth F. Kirby
S. Main St
Clint Tanner
Shaker Road
Blain
Middletown
N. Main
Bryant
Kirby
Tamer
Lifesavers receive safety medallions at Lake ceremony
Two Middletown area men were honored with medallions during Safety Day at LeSourdsville Lake as part of Safety Week. Roy E. Halsey saved attorney Roger B. Turrell from a crashed plane at Middletown Municipal Airport on Feb 6 1963. Roger Craft rescued a driver from a burning car on Franklin Trenton Road Nov 14 1963.
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Middletown Area
LeSourdsville Lake
Middletown
Turrell
Rogert Craft
Craft
Halsey
Robert Moore
The
Safety Council
Tri-County Ski Club
Middletown Fire Department
Inspections For Fire Hazards Sweep Middletown Area
The Middletown Division of Fire will inspect homes today through Friday on S Marshall Road from 4400 to the city limit, Roosevelt Avenue, Regent Drive, Tremont Court, Victoria Drive, and Holly Avenue. Inspections and hazards check are on a volunteer basis.
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Middletown
Pope Paul VI Quote to Missionary Priests
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI marks one year since his election addressing about one million missionary priests. He urges prudence, comparing them to serpents and doves as they go about their mission among wolves.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Papacy
Losses Mount At Golf Range Heist Near Monroe
Intruders looted the Practice Putt Golf Range north of Monroe taking 42 golf clubs 2 300 golf balls a wire basket a portable television a radio and two boxes of candy valued about 1259 95 from owner Mrs Carew Davis. Deputies say entry was forced by breaking a door lock and a padlock. In a separate break-in 40 bottles of whisky valued 164 69 were stolen from Duffy s Tavern on Dixie Highway along with a cigarette machine and two broken windows.
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US. 25
Monroe
Sheriff's Deputies
Carew Davis
Middletown Rt. 3
Duffy's Tavern
Dixie Highway
Prayer Ideas Cause Concern
The National Catholic Welfare Conference says its legal department is troubled by a flood of proposed constitutional amendments to allow school prayers. It states the First Amendment separation of church and state has incalculable benefit.
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Washington
National Catholic Welfare Conference
United States
Camden Schools Hit By Weekend Vandals
Camden police and the Preble County sheriff investigated vandalism at Preble Shawnee High School and an elementary school over the weekend. A teacher found damage about 8 a.m. today and authorities could not confirm the exact day. Most rooms were affected with upended furniture and broken fixtures, but little was stolen.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee High School
Groves
Camden Police
Preble County
Fireman aid for 78 year old Herbert Heffner
Firemen gave oxygen to Herbert Heffner at his Church Street home after breathing trouble. He was transported to Middletown Hospital by Tri County ambulance for further treatment.
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Herbert Heffner
Church St
Middletown Hospital
Tri-County Ambulance
Primary campaign spending across Butler County totals 7383 dollars
The Butler County Board of Elections reports 41 candidates and one committee filed expense accounts after the May deadline. Expenditures totaled 7383 dollars with 4210 dollars in receipts. The Hixon for Sheriff committee led receipts at 2657 dollars and 2349 dollars in expenditures.
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Hamilton
J. Earl Gray
Butler County Board of Elections
Gray
Hixon For Sheriff
James F. Hixon
Burton P. Gabbard
Sheriff Hixon
Bear Joyce
Sheriff
Raymond Reiff
Darrell Collins
Albert F. Mahatha
Peter A. Poulemanos
Gordon Augspurger
John B. Connaughton Jr
Bocie Eilieff
Central Committee
Kelly Haddix
Earl R. Hogan
John R. Honaker
William B. Hood
James E. Hood
Adrian W
Richard Stewart
Henry Teasley
Richard J. Wessel
Robert Wickline
David Williams
Esther Benzing
Garrett J. Boone
Clarence C. Brackney
Floyd Green
Joseph T. Kiep
John C. Hurr
Barry E. Levey
Walter E. Powell
Jesse H. Pochard
Civil rights workers shift focus for Mississippi Summer Project
The second class of Mississippi Summer Project volunteers scheduled to train at Western College of Women will target remedial schools and community centers rather than voter registration. Founded by the National Council of Churches, the program expects over 400 entrants, with about 200 leaving home this weekend.
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Oxford
Ohio
Bruno Kroker
National Council of Churches
Western College of Women
Mississippi
Kroker
Shooting at Hamilton leads to charge against Nead Rutherford
Hamilton police filed a charge of shooting with intent to kill against Nead Rutherford 26 of 1375 East Ave after a shotgun wound on N Second Street. Rutherford was arrested on the same block shortly after the 6 30 p m incident. A second suspect was being questioned. Michael Hubbard 21 of 1425 Parrish Ave said he argued with two men who returned with a shotgun and shot Hubbard near N Second Street. He was treated at Mercy Hospital.
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Hamilton
Nead Rutherford
East Ave
N. Second Street
Michael Lynn Hubbard
Parrish Ave
N. Second St
Hubbard
Mercy Hospital
Government seeks advisers for War on Poverty program
The federal drive to create 2000 counselor aides and youth advisers launches a nationwide exam this Saturday at local employment offices. Applicants must be college graduates or 21 with relevant experience. training runs July to September at about 15 universities with salaries from 4200 to 7500.
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P. F. Johnson
Ohio State Employment Service
Vail Ave
Tiirlers Triumph at Local Baton Twirling Meet
Shirley's T-Birds host NBTA contest with area twirlers earning top three finishes. Gloria Helton and Melody Bray lead beginners while intermediates and advanced divisions show multiple winners including Debbie Freeze, Regina Jackson, Candy Bailey, and Sharry Barker. Shirley's Blue Angels and Black Diamonds win team titles. Camp Cartwright event in Camden features Lu Ann Evans Barbara Back and Rhonda Napier earning high placements.
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Shirley's
T-Birds
Lakota
Gloria Helton
Melody Bray
Debbie Wolff
Susan Bongiani
Mona Hornbeck
Alice Huenning
Debbie Freeze
Debbie Surgenov
Sharon Nickell
Stepanie Amatulli
Regina Jackson
Peggy Huenning
Debbie Gray
Sharry Barker
Diana Bolen
Candy Bailey
Patty Roberson
Paula Marcum
Cheryl Mathis
Becky Gillespie
Dessie Harsh
Blue Angels
Black Diamonds
Miss Bailey
Miss Harsh
United States
Camp Cartwright
Camden
Lu Ann Evans
Barbara Back
Street Name Study On City Agenda
City Commission plans to hear reports on the zoning ordinance and a study to correct street name irregularities. Meeting begins at 8 p.m. A resolution of necessity for the Dick's Creek East End sanitary sewer is expected to pass to move the project toward completion by mid 1966. Plans for Gladell Heights relief sewer improvements will also be presented.
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Dick's Creek
East End
QOhicans Are Killed In Boating Accident
Jules Sturbois aged 54 and his wife Grace 80 from Marietta Ohio died when their small boat struck a dam and dumped them into the Ohio River three miles north of Williamstown West Virginia Their boat was towing a water skier Kathy Dye 25 of Marietta who wore a lifejacket was rescued
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Williamstown
W. Va
Jules §. Sturbois
Grace
Marietta
Ohio
Ohio River
Here
Kathy Dye
Motorist Charged After DWI Crash On Rt 4 Near Hawkins Rd
Glen Williams 38 of Elwood St driven south in northbound Rt 4 lanes and forced Raymond Tucker 35 of Dayton Crowin Nixon 16 of Lebanon and a state patrol cruiser into a guardrail causing moderate damage to two cars and minor damage to the patrol car No injuries Patrolman Cowgill cited Williams for driving while under the influence.
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Rt. 4
Hawkins Road
Rt. 747
LeSourdsville
Glen Williams
Elwood St
Raymond Tucker
Dayton
Crowin
Keith Nixon
Lebanon
William Cowgill
Tucker
Nixon
Mino
Cowgill
Williams
Middletown Man Shot. Wounded in Leg
A 47 year old Middletown man Willie Napoleon Clements was found on a sidewalk with a gunshot wound to the left leg near 904 Eighth Ave. He was taken to Middle town Hospital in good condition by Tri-County ambulance. Police say three shots were fired and a window was shot out as friends gathered. A 4 year old is being held for investigation.
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Middletown
Willie Napoleon Clements
Ninth Ave
Eighth Ave
Tri-County
Clements
Workshop Heads Into Second Week
Teachers at the 1964 Community Resources Workshop have a busy week ahead. Morning lectures include David L. Smith of Human Relations Council and Howard R. Cromwell, superintendent of schools. The schedule features plant tours of Crystal Tissue, Harding Jones Paper, Black Clawson, and Middletown Journal with a luncheon.
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David L. Smith
Human Relations Council
Howard R. Cromwell
H. H. Harrison
Harding-Jones
Black Clawson
Middletown Journal
Franklin driver hurt in single vehicle crash near Rt 4
A Franklin man, Douglas Eugene Miller, 25, was injured at 1 am yesterday when his car left Franklin Trenton Road seven tenths of a mile east of Rt 4, struck a bridge, and caused severe facial lacerations and leg injuries. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and cited for reckless operation and driving with license suspended.
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Franklin
Franklin-Trenton
Rt. 4
Sheriff's Deputies
Douglas Eugene Miller
Kay
Miller
Middletown Hospital
Tri-County
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