DWI Charged In Hit Run Crash
Police arrest Melvin Staton 57 Milford on DWI and fleeing the scene after a collision on 1600 block Yankee Road. Staton admitted driving. damage about 32 dollars. Car found on Pearl Street. Other incidents include a parking lot fire and several minor crashes with varying damages.
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Yankee Road
Melvin Staton
Milford
Yankee Rd
Jack Crocker
Lafayette Avenue
George Hick
Lin
6Th Ave
Staton
Pearl Street
Toledo Post Twirlers Win WEW Contest
The 65 member Marilynettes of Toledo Post 5536 won top honors in the Ohio VFW parade competition at the convention in Columbus. Other winners included Lake Erie Post Parma senior color guard and Brookpark Rangerettes junior color guard, with bands and rifle drill teams from several posts also placing. Honorary parade marshal was 89 year old Columbus veteran Alvin Roberts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marilynettes
Toledo
Ohio Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Lake Erie
Parma
Brookpark Rangerettcs
Berea
Floyd Hughes
Canton
Col
W. C Bulger
Fostoria
Independence Post
Independence
Eddy Post
East Liverpool
Maj
John Fulton
Cleveland
Brookpark Rangerettes
Norwalk
Lake Erie Commodores
Mount Vernon Rifles
Alvin Roberts
238Th Army Reserve Band
Lockbourne Afb
National Guard
Navy Reserve
Ohio Vfw
Hawaiians Vote On Statehood In Primary Referendum
Hawaiians across Hilo to Honolulu cast ballots in a combined statehood referendum and primary selecting party nominees for Hawaii's first state election. Officials expected about 150000 of 174000 registered voters to vote as both parties avoided partisan significance before results.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Aloha-Shirt
Congress
Police arrest man on N Verity Parkway for DWI
Police report Rob ert Whisman, 28, of 3117 Andrew St., arrested yesterday on N Verity Parkway for driving while under the influence of alcohol. Thefts included two hubcaps from Richard Wenzel’s car, a snow tire and rim from Mrs. Lester Bunnell, and a dispenser and contents from Ohio Bus Lines Co.
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Robert Whisman
Andrew St
N. Verity Parkway
Richard Wenzel
Christel Ave
Lester Bunnell
Superior Ave
Ohio Bus Lines Co
Falls From Boat Believed Dead In Sandusky Bay
Mitchell Harris, 37, of Cleveland was believed drowned after falling from his outboard boat while dropping anchor near East Sandusky Bay Friday night. Coast Guard units from Cedar Point and Sandusky searched the area Saturday with Otto Alford reporting Harris missing.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Mitchell Harris
East Sandusky Bay
Coast
Injury at Barnitz Field Ends in Hospital Admission
Kenneth Lindsay twenty two of 222 S Broad St was injured while playing baseball at Barnitz Field last night. He sustained a compound fracture of the left lower leg after colliding with another player. Lindsay was admitted to Middletown Hospital at 7 40 p m.
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Barnitz Field
Kenneth Lindsay
S. Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Lindsay
Teamsters Monitor Quits Post Amid Court Ruling
Godfrey P Schmidt the attorney who helped lead reform within the Teamsters Union resigned as a court appointed monitor. He cited a conflict of interest flagged by a federal appeals court which ordered Hoffa and the union to follow reforms urged by Schmidt and the other monitors. Schmidt accused union leadership of vendetta while denying any misconduct.
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NEW York
Godfrey P Schmidt
Teamsters Union
Schmidt
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Court of Appeals
Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Hoffa
Baker 12th In Nation In Oratory
Claude Baker of Middletown High placed 14th in oratory and 12th in dramatic interpretation at the National Forensic League meet in Coral Gables Florida. He was eliminated in the fifth round of the national events and returned home by plane with awards presented at a Miami banquet. Miss Florence Powell accompanied him and remained for a few days as a guest at Pompano Beach.
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Claude Baker
Middletown High
Coral Gables
Fla
Young Baker
Ohio
NFL
University of Miami
Florence Powell
MHS
Florida
Richard Crow
Middletown
Pompano Beach
Four Clevelanders Injured in One-Car Crash Near Waynesville
Four Cleveland residents were taken to Greene Memorial Hospital in Xenia after a one car crash on U S 42 a half mile north of Waynesville. Driver James N Hardly 22 suffered multiple abrasions while Ernest Henderson 5 had facial lacerations Ann Henderson 29 had a compound leg fracture and Savannah Brown 25 sustained lacerations. The car left the highway struck a culvert and was heavily damaged.
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Cleveland
Greene Memorial Hospital
Xenia
U.S. 42
Waynesville
James N. Hardly
Ernest Henderson
Ann Henderson
Savannah Brown
Named To State Post
John M. Steeves was named deputy assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs, succeeding J. Graham Parsons who moves to assist the secretary for the Far East on July 1 after the resignation of Walter R. Robertson. Steeves, 55, has served as African consul general in Hong Kong and Macao.
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State Post
Washington
John M. Steeves
Far Eastern
J. Graham Parsons
Parsons
Far East
Asst
Walter R. Robertson
Steeves
Hong Kong
Macao
Dayton Man Dies On Street From Heart Attack
Thomas Mull a 43 year old resident of 432 Hulbert Street Dayton collapsed with a heart attack on West Central Avenue near the river bridge and died en route to Middletown Hospital. Born in Middletown he was survived by his wife Gail. Funeral arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home are incomplete.
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Thomas Mull
Hulbert St
Dayton
W. Central Avenue
Mull
Middletown Hospital
River Bridge
Middletown
Vern Mull
Gail
McCoy-Leffler
William J Hurt 79 Warren County farmer dies at home
William J Hurt 79 a retired Warren County farmer died Friday night at his S Main Street home after a long illness Funeral services are at 2 p m Monday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin He is survived by sisters Mrs Sarah Moore Solon Ohio and Mrs Mary Howland Dayton Friends may call at the Oswald Funeral Home Sunday afternoon and evening
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Lebanon
William J. Hurt
Warren County
Oswald
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Hurt
S. Main Street
Sarah Moore
Solon
Ohio
Mary Howland
Dayton
Order Tests In Death Of Stripteaser
St Louis AP report says autopsy found natural causes air bubbles in blood in Gloria Pascual 24 who was three months pregnant. Police hold Marvin Roth 29 a pharmacist on bond pending federal narcotics sentence in a University City apartment of a narcotics peddler. Further medical tests and abortion determination planned. No inquest for 7 to 10 days.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Raymond I. Harris
St. Louis
Gloria Pascual
Harris
University City
Marvin Roth
Dayton Firm Aims to Mass Produce Backyard Bomb Shelters
A new Dayton company plans production within a month of a backyard air raid shelter built from a modified septic tank. The steel reinforced cement unit shelters a family of five under three feet of earth, with a hatch, ladder, two weeks of food, water, generator, and air systems. Named NORADS Inc led by Capt. Albert Bernardini, the project has a class A rating from the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Stewart Sheldon
Miami Valley
Albert Bernardini
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Norads Inc
Bernardini
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Fourth Salk polio shot urged for all previously vaccinated
Surgeon General Leroy Burney announced a Public Health Service backed recommendation for a fourth dose of the Salk polio vaccine for anyone who completed the basic three shots a year or more ago. The advisory committee noted no approval for live polio vaccines yet and Burney expected a statement on live vaccines soon.
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Washington
Sap
Leroy E. Burney
Public Health Service
United States
Burney
Girls State Opposed To Death Law
The Buckeye Girls State mock Legislature ends its run with a bill abolishing capital punishment. Gov Barbara Cadett Montmont signs the bill into law alongside a 28 million dollar appropriations measure. The nine day event for 858 high school girls closes Sunday after church services.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye Girls
Barbara Cadett Mariemont
Girls Nation
Ohio American Legion Auxiliary
Adj
Janet Yagello
Sebring
Miss Cade
Washington, D. C
Toni Welsch
Marysville
Elizabeth Snow
Toledo
Dayton Mother And Daughter Plan To Wed
In Covington Kentucky a Dayton Ohio mother Treva Wooden 38 and her daughter Lillian 16 went to the Kenton County clerk office and applied for marriage licenses. Wooden plans to wed Sylvester Parrish 38 and Lillian to wed Harvey Gibson 21 with a ceremony soon thereafter.
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Covington, Ky
Dayton
Ohio
Kenton County
Treva Wooden
Sylvester Parrish
Children blamed for kitchen fire at Sycamore Street
Firefighters reported a blaze at 1329 31 Sycamore St last night causing 200 damage in a double house occupied by Effie Wallace and others. The alarm rang at 6 18 p m after a 5 30 p m call to 1109 2nd Ave Emergency squad aided six year old Joseph Hicks who cut his left wrist pushing through a window and he was transported to Middletown Hospital by Riggs ambulance.
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14Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
Josephine Love
8Th Ave
Sim Hall
Walnut St
Hall Auto
Sycamore St
Effie Wallace
2Nd Ave
Joseph Hicks
Middletown Hospital
Riggs Ambulance
Survivors Of Ship Safe In Singapore
Twenty five survivors from the 4 700 ton Greek ship Georgios M which founder Monday off the Andaman Islands arrived Saturday in the Japanese cargo ship Meiwa Maru.
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Singapore
Georgios M
Andaman Islands
You Don't Buy Good Schools Conferees Say
OXFORD Ohio AP Good schools cannot be bought a Schools for the Future conference at Miami University heard Saturday Moral support is as vital as cash support a citizen panel concluded the two day event after talks by six experts and group discussions The panel warned government aid at the expense of local interest is costly and that schools may still be best for carrying out non intellectual distraction The Friday audience panel included Dr Fred Heinold James Newton Dr W A Hammond Harold Bush Floyd Ramseyer and James H Rodabaugh Bush argued that higher pay alone will not attract good teachers and that loving teaching is essential to quality instruction The finest teachers are not motivated by pay alone.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Fred Heinold
Cincinnati School Board
James Newton
Hamilton Journal News
W. A. Hammond
Xenia
Harold Bush
Wyoming
Floyd Ramseyer
Bluffton College
James H. Rodabaugh
The
Ohio Historical Assn
Bush
Western Reserve Receives $20 Million Gift Split
Trustees of the Leonard C. Hanna Jr. Fund announce two gifts of 10 million dollars each to Western Reserve Universitys university hospital and its school of medicine. About seven million dollars goes to the endowment to raise faculty salaries, with the rest funding modernization and a new five story building near Lakeside Hospital aided by $1.3 million in federal matching funds.
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Cleveland (Ap
Leonard C. Hanna Jr
Lakeside Hospital
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