Amish oppose state certified teachers in Ohio schools
In Columbus a study panel heard Amish leaders argue state certified teachers would wreck their school system. They favor using homegrown teachers and self-educated preachers, object to books dating from 1913, and resist mandatory high school attendance beyond age 14. A second hearing will follow.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mittee
Ohio
Kenny Hershberger
Apple Creek
Wayne County
Raymond F. McMullen
Ashland
Hershberger
Statehouse
Joseph F. Dush
Huron County
Cash
Atomey
Seven Ways to Cut Medical Costs
Reader's Digest offers timely tips to reduce doctors' fees and healthcare expenses. It covers what an annual check up should cost, what income tax deductions to claim, and four additional savings tactics for July.
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Reader's Digest
Third Infantry Group Forms In Hamilton
Hamilton outpost 41 of the Society of the Third Infantry Division reorganizes under Walter F. Taggert. WWI Korean War veterans may join. contact 507 S Second St for membership details and mailing list inclusion. Formation leads to potential charter at the Cleveland convention July 14 to 16.
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Hamilton
Society of the Third Infantry Division
U.S. Army
Walter F. Taggert
Third Infantry
Korea
S. Second St
Society
Cleveland
Blue Cross Health Plan Advocates Hospital Readiness
The article promotes Blue Cross as the best health care buy citing hospital readiness and extra precautions that improve safety and shorten stays. It notes rising hospital bills and positions Blue Cross as the non profit plan recommended by hospitals and doctors, with references to Dayton Hamilton Portsmouth Springfield.
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Blue Cross
Deaths And Funerals James B Buchanan
Funeral services for James B Buchan an of 17 Franklin Street will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy Levier Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Bobbitt officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 at the funeral home. Mr Buchanan died yesterday at Franklin Manor Rest Home. Internal grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs George Schuer of Dayton.
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James B. Buchanan
Franklin St
McCoy - Levier Funeral
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Buchanan
Franklin Manor
Obituary of Holsey Gregory of Cleveland
Holsey Gregory 36 died in Cleveland yesterday after living there 30 years. He served in the U S Navy 1943 to 1946 and later worked as a mechanic at Wright Patterson AFB. Survived by his wife Thelma two sons Holsey and Martin and two daughters Yoland e and Karen all of Cleveland his parents and five brothers and four sisters. Arrangements incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Holsey Gregory
Cleveland
Middletown
U. S. Navy
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Thelma
Holsey
Martin
Yolande
Karen
John Gregory
William
John
Emmett
Clarence
Baltimore
Ernest
Wilma Clements
Christine Frazier
Dorothy Morgan
Dayton
Leola Williams
Greenwood
Bailey Funeral Home
Coal Mine Explosion Kills Two Traps Dozens At Welsh Pit
Abertillery Wales AP reports a coal mine explosion at the Six Belis colliery trapping 40 to 50 workers and killing at least two. Rescue teams work as the mine remains perilous with ongoing operations and clear dangers. Local officials urge caution as the scene is assessed and respirable dust and gas hazards are addressed.
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Centerville
Mass of the Angels
the Immaculate Conception
Joseph Daly
Mark Daly
Virginia St
Calvary Cemetery
Dayton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Germany
Mathers
Marie
Six Daly
Boilbrook
Ma Belis
Abertillery
Wales
Obituary notices for Mrs Gilmore and Mrs Mackey
Mrs Katherine Gilmore 90 of 329 Dayton Street will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at First Baptist Church. Mrs Lucille Mary Mackey age 5? of 119 Galster Avenue will have services at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St Stephen Church.
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Katherine Gilmore
Dayton St
First Baptist Church
Lucille Mary Mackey
Galstat
Er Ave
St. Stephen Church
Founder of MCA Dies at 58
William R. Goodheart Jr. founder of Music Corp. of America and former vice president of National Broadcasting Co. Funeral services set in Phoenix on Wednesday. The Chicago native ran a ranch in Eaton Ohio from 1943 to 1951 before leading Official Films Inc. in New York. He moved to Phoenix in 1958 to serve as executive vice president of a real estate firm. He died Sunday.
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Phoenix
Ariz
William R. Goodheart Jr
Music Corp. of America
National Broadcasting Co
Chicago
Goodheart
Eaton
Ohio
Official Films, Inc
New York
Pastor Thomas T. Crawford dies former Dayton district superintendent
Funeral services for Dr. Thomas T. Crawford 80 longtime Methodist leader will be at 1 pm tomorrow in Delaware Ohio with Bishop Hazen Werner officiating. Crawford retired in 1950 after 44 years in ministry serving in Columbus Zanesville Madisonville and five years as Dayton district superintendent. He died Sunday in Delaware.
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Greenfield
Thomas T. Crawford
Dayton
Delaware
Ohio
Hazen Werner
Crawford
First Methodist Church
Columbus
Zanesville
Madisonville
Four Armco foremen named at Middletown Works
Armco announces four foremen at Middletown Works. John Kurtz becomes roll foreman in the rolling stainless steel department. Charles W. Smithson is foreman sanitation in the buildings and yard section. S Alfred York is gang foreman in transportation and labor.
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Middletown
Armco
D. S. Holstein
John Kurtz
Charles W. Smithson
Transportation and Labor Department
S. Alfred York
Kurtz
George Ritter
Camden Rt. 1
Smithson
Edwin Scheurer
Poppy Dr. Colyer
Walter Stoutenborough
S. Dixie Hwy
Franklin
York
Butler Works
Sheldon Rd
Defeat Seen For Petition Against Russian Baptists
U S and Brazilian Baptists fail to repudiate peaceful coexistence talks with Soviet delegation at the Baptist World Alliance congress in Rio de Janeiro. Soviet leaders denied charges while opening speaker Theodore F Adams praised Russian Baptists. About 10,000 delegates attend, with 8,000 from Brazil and Latin America, 1,700 from the United States, and the rest from 80 countries.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
Baptist World Alliance
Jackov Zhidkov
Alexander Karev
Alliance
Theodore F. Adams
Richmond
Adams
Soviet Union
Billy Graham
United States
Typhoon Olive Skirts Hong Kong After Philippine Toll
Typhoon Olive veered east as it moved across the South China Sea, with the Royal Observatory predicting Hong Kong would be spared unless it reversed course. The storm swept the northern Philippines, causing 104 deaths, over 500 missing, and more than 600,000 left homeless, as Hong Kong recovers from Typhoon Mary three weeks earlier.
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Hong Kong
Olive
South China Sea
Royal Observatory
Philippines
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