Deaths and Funerals for Victim of Crash
Obituary notices recall Mrs Anglyn Spencer 50 of Pleasant Plain who died in a three car crash near Goshen. Services set for Wednesday 2 p.m. at Tufts Funeral Home Loveland with burial at Union Cemetery.
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Anglyn Spencer
Pleasant Plain
Charles Nickell
Cleveland St
Thelma Wilson
Arlington Ave
Tufts Funeral Home
Loveland
Raymond Johnson
Union Cemetery
Rt. 3
Union Road
Spencer
Rt 23
Rt. 132
Goshen
Ohio 28
Funeral services for Prudie Baker in Trenton
Mrs. Prudie Baker, 70, of 407 Hemlock Drive, Trenton, dies at home. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Woodside Cemetery
Joseph Harvey
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Prudie Baker
Hemlock Drive
Trenton
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Death of Edward Bauer Jr. reported in Middletown
Edward Bauer Jr., 24, of 3402 South Dixie Highway, died at Middletown Hospital after an apparent medication overdose. He was a Penn State graduate student. Survived by mother Mrs. Juanita Bauer, half-brother Dr. John Bauer, and grandmother Mrs. Forest DeArmond. Father Dr. E. O. Bauer had died weeks earlier.
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Edward Bauer Jr
Edward O. Bauer Jr
S. Dixie Hwy
Middletown Hospital
Penn State University
Juanita Bauer
John Bauer
Middletown
Forest DeArmond
Berne
Ind
E. O. Bauer
Agers To Meet The Kitchenettes At Club Program
The Golden Agers Club hosts the Kitchenettes band of the American War Mothers for a program at 1 30 p m on Wednesday. The venue is the new club headquarters on Mary Etta Street with Mrs Bertha Selby as program chairman.
Middletown Lions Hear Talk on Neighborhood Improvement
Members of the Middletown Lions Club will hear Robert Noel discuss the city's neighborhood improvement program at the Thursday noon meeting held at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Middletown Lions Club
Robert Noel
Middletown
Manchester Motor Inn
Y Expands Family Night and Swim Programs
The YMCA increases family night from two to four evenings and adds a junior high boys gym and swim slot. Family night will run Monday through Thursday 6:30 to 8:30 pm with pool access for high school and adult members and families. The junior high boys gym runs Tuesday and Thursday 1:30 to 3:30 pm, pool 3:30 to 4:00 pm, with Saturday morning swim 10:30 to 11:30 am as before.
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YMCA
Cub Pack 9 Honors At Armco Park Cookout
Excello Cub Scout Pack 9 awarded members Tim Hamilton Charles Barker Jr Steven Howard Mark Trimble Greg Collins Chris Maloney Daniel Farrish Ben Hamsher Denny Deboard Tim Terry for achievements. Adult leaders Orville Marxen Charles Barker Sr Marlene Hamsher Louise Hamilton Phillis Barker Vernon Deboard received awards.
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Excello Cub Scout Pack 9
Armco Park
Tim Hamilton
Charles Barker Jr
Steven Howard
Mark Trimble
Greg Collins
Chris Maloney
Daniel Farrish
Ben Hamsher
Denny Deboard
Tim Terry
Orville Marxen
Charles Barker Sr
Marlene Hamsher
Louise Hamilton
Phillis Barker
Vernon Deboard
Findlay Man Appointed To New Miami Position
Howard W. Walters 36 is named director for development at Miami University. A 198 Miami graduate, Walters spent over a decade with Marathon Oil Co and has served as an analyst in personnel research and development for overseas branches. He joins John E. Dolibois’s development team as Miami completes its staffing.
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Oxford
Howard W. Walters
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Walters
Marathon Oil Co
Findlay
John E. Dolibois
U S Abandons Gold and Silver Backing for Money
The United States ends gold and silver backing for currency. Silver certificate redemptions ended, with remaining notes still usable. Federal Reserve notes now circulate backed by the economy, not precious metals. Silver reserves freed over $10 billion for defense. assay offices in New York and San Francisco processed late redemptions. Treasury estimated $252.2 million in silver certificates outstanding as of last Wednesday.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Note
Union
New York
San Francisco
Treasury
Pact in Jeopardy as Steel Local Leaders Threaten Boycott
Pittsburgh AP report says three United Steelworkers presidents threaten to boycott final steel labor talks over pension and fringe benefit priorities. Al Perez Nick Frisk and Anthony Tomko argue a 15 member subcommittee controls key terms and favors wage hikes. They urge focus on pensions incentives and early retirement.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
al Perez
West Coast
Nick Frisk
U.S. Steel
Ellwood City
Tomko
Loyal American Group To Meet For I Am a Loyal American Day
The final planning meeting for the I Am a Loyal American Day committee will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Kessler Auditorium on St Main Street. Organizers will finalize details for a parade featuring 60 floats and over 130 units. Stan Sorrell and David Habig serve as co general chairmen for the July 4 events.
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Kessler Auditorium
St. Main Street
Stan Sorrell
David Habig
Santa Monica Walkout Halts City Services Five Days
In Santa Monica the municipal strike entered its fifth day as debris-filled streets and bus backlogs grew. About 750 of 1,000 workers stayed home, with only police firemen lifeguards and some clerks exempt. A Superior Court restraining order targets walkouts and seeks damages while wage talks linger.
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Santa Monica
Calif
California
Superior Court
Orlando H. Rhode
Perry Scott
Collec
Win ton Terrace Elementary Vandalism Damage Estimated at 2500
Cincinnati police estimate $2500 in damage after weekend vandalism at Winton Terrace Elementary School. Walls painted, 40 windows broken, and the principal's office along with the dental office ransacked.
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Cincinnati
Winton Terrace
Gun laws could be disappointing says Saxbe in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe told Lake County Republicans that federal gun control legislation may not quickly curb crime. As head of the Ohio Crime Commission, he urged stricter uniform jail terms and bail reforms for Ohio. He also criticized national welfare programs as wasteful and fragmented.
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Painesville
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Pers
U.S. Senate
Lake County
Congress
Ohio Crime Commission
Ohio General Assembly
Garfield
Way Discovered to Hold False Teeth
Bakersfield report on Acryline a new dental product that uses a vacuum principle to seal plates firmly. It claims to feel like natural teeth and last about six months before replacement with availability at all drug stores.
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Way
Bakersfield
Calif
Doctors urge reporting pill side effects to doctors
Two physicians from Ohio State University and Oklahoma City report on hundreds of birth control users. They say even minor side effects should be reported as they often lessen or disappear when changing pills. Individual hormone production and tolerance guide a doctor’s choice of medication.
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Richard P. Dickey
Department of
Obstetrics and Gynecology
OSU
Clyde H. Dorr
Oklahoma City
Okla
Local Man Named Development Director at Sioux Falls College
Ballard B Blount son of Mrs Katherine Blount Middletown Rt 4 was named director of development and promotion at Sioux Falls College in Sioux Falls South Dakota The board enlarged his duties after he had served as promotion director Blount is a Middletown High School William Jewell College and Central Baptist Seminary graduate He joined the Sioux Falls staff from William Jewell College in 1960.
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Miami
Findlay High School
Marathon
The
Oil Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Home
Ymca Board of Directors
Y's
Findlay
Hi Y
Beta Theta Pi
Ballard B. Blount
Katherine Blount
Middletown Rt. 4
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
S. D
Blount
Middletown High School
William Jewell College
Central Baptist Seminary
Today in History highlights and past world events
Date marked with events spanning 1815 Napoleon's farewell address exile to St Helena 1876 Little Big Horn battle massacre 1918 Belleau Wood U S Marines 1940 Battle of France ends 1941 FDR creates fair employment practices committee 1962 high court bans non-denominational school prayer 1950 Korea War begins. Ten years ago Soviet Union threatened nuclear talks. five years ago JFK calls for cohesive Europe. one year ago Johnson Kosygin end talks at Glassboro New Jersey.
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Associated Press
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Napoleon Bonaparte
Island
St. Helena
George Custer
Little Big Horn River
Montana
U.S
Belleau Wood
France
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Fair Employment Practices Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Soviet Union
Geneva
John F. Kennedy
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Europe
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro
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Deep River Orchestra
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City Loan S Savings Co
Central Ave
Western Union Telegram
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Dolibois
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Robert E. Wilkin
Howard Walters
Prexys
Anthony Tomko
National Tube Works
McKeesport
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RTD
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Belvedere
Columbus, Ohio
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Meloy Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Order OF the Golden Rule
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