Jaycees Seek Winner for Good Government Award
The Middletown Jaycees prepare to name the Good Government Award winner during the Fourth of July program at Barnitz Stadium. Nominations face criteria for local offices in Middletown or Butler County. Past recipients include Joseph Woodruff and William Fishbaugh. Gates open 6:30 p.m. with 8 p.m. entertainment and a fireworks finale.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Barnitz Stadium
Phillip Morrow
Jaycee
Middletown
Butler County
Joseph Woodruff
Board of Education
William Fishbaugh
Samuel McAdow
Park Board
H. H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
Francis Carmody
City Commission
Armco Donates Land for Stevens Avenue Extension in Park
Armco Steel Corp president Logan T. Johnston offers Middletown a mile of right of way through Armco Park for the Stevens Avenue arterial expansion and a Sunset Street extension. The gift includes about 14 acres for the streets and an 18 acre park slice, valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars, to connect Stevens Avenue with Manchester Road and link toward Sutphin Street relocation and Garfield urban renewal.
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Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Armco Park
Stevens Avenue
Armco
Sunset Street
Manchester Road
Stevens
Johnston Johnston
Wil City Commission
Mitchetown
Johnston
Charles W. Thompson
Garfield Area
New York Central System
Stevens Extension
Soviet Join IATA Sits For Conference Table
AP reports International Air Transport Assn president Seijiro Yanagita would welcome Aeroflot joining IATA. He noted IATA requires unanimous consent but no veto, inviting a Russian voice at future discussions. Also covered Franklin Ohio 21 year old Lola Eversole crowned queen for seven day Quasi Sesquicentennial with Florida trip.
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Washington
Seijiro Yanagita
International Air Transport Assn
Soviet Union
Yanagita
Tokyo
Japan Air Lines
IATA
Aeroflot
U.S.S.R
Aviation Writers Assn
Montreal
Franklin
Lola Eversole
Charmler
Police Briefs Arrests on Non-Support Warrants and Assault Charge
Police yesterday arrested Robert York 38 of Trenton and Shirley Ray Townsend 30 of Wilbraham Road on non support warrants from Greenville Darke County and Franklin respectively. Cooper Clark 420 North Verity Parkway was picked up by Hamilton authorities on assault in a menacing manner. Paul Scorti 1420 Baltimore Street reported a forced glove compartment theft of a racket with registration and papers.
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Robert York
Trenton
Shirley Ray Townsend
Wilbraham Rd
Greenville
Darke County
Franklin
Cooper Clark
N. Verity Pkvy
Hamilton
Mud Throwing by Boys Reported to Homeowner
Agnes Lewing of 1406 Woodlawn Ave reported two boys ages nine and seven were throwing mud against her house. The parents washed it off and the matter was resolved.
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Agnes Lewing
Woodlawn Ave
Kilimanjaro Remains Africa's Highest Peak
Kilimanjaro in northern Tanganyika stands as Africa's tallest mountain at about 19 710 feet, based on current measurements. The summit's height emphasizes its status as a dominant geographic landmark in the region.
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Africa
Kilimanjaro
Tanganyika
Lockheed Machinists Reject Settlement Proposal
In San Francisco Lockheed machinists voted 93 percent against a company settlement proposal. The item mentions a day featuring contests a wheels parade an all star softball game at Harmon Field and a dog show in coverage context.
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San Francisco
Lockheed
Harmon Field
Stolen Checks Lead to Indeterminate Sentence
Jack Shary, 28, was sentenced to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory after admitting he stole a book of checks bearing Judge Frank J. Battisti. He wrote a $67 check cashed at a downtown shoe store and fled when questioned. Shary, already on probation for burglary, loitered in the judge's chambers last month.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Jack Shary
Mansfield Reformatory
Common Pleas
Frank J. Battisti
Shary
Idaho Democrats Pick McLaughlin for Senate Run
Idaho Democrats selected 39 year old Mountain Home attorney Robert McLaughlin to oppose Sen. Henry Dworshak in November. He defeated State Rep. Gregg Potvin 12,943 to 12,071 with 860 of 886 precincts reported in the runoff turnout of under half of 70,000 eligible voters.
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Boise
Idaho
Robert McLaughlin
Henry Dworshak
McLaughlin
Mountain Home
Gregg Potvin
American Falls
Potvin
Fenwick Eyeing Armco Park Site Amid Rumors
An 18 acre Armco Park parcel split by Stevens Avenue is rumored as Fenwick High School site. Armco officials say several organizations show interest and a decision will be announced soon. Cincinnati Archdiocese reps have inspected the land twice. Officials hope the land aids Middle town residents.
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Armco
Stevens Avenue
Fenwick High School
Cincinnati
Middletown
Man Pulled From Ocean After Boat Sinks Off Marathon
A Dade City man, Donald Hormuth, 25, was reported drowned after falling from a boat into rough Atlantic waters near Marathon during a fishing trip with his wife, Bobbie Lou. After search efforts failed, the Coast Guard reported his drowning, though hours later another vessel rescued him alive.
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Marathon
Fla
Dade City
Atlantic Ocean
Donald Hormuth
Bobbie Lou
Rail tragedy in Fullerton claims Rice life
John R. Rice 88 a retired railroader of Fullerton was struck and killed Tuesday by a Chesapeake & Ohio Railway train in Fullerton Police said Rice apparently failed to see the train.
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Greenup
API
John R. [Rice
Fullerton
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Rice
Harding Declines to Seek Firing of Welfare Investigator
Hamilton officials clash over Herschel Seward’s status as welfare department investigator. Harding refuses to urge Seward’s dismissal, cites exam refusal and merit concerns, while commissioners debate department staffing and fraud probes.
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Harding
Hamilton
Butler County
Warren L. Harding
Herschel Seward
Commissioners discuss Sewate salary funded by county fund
All three commissioners admitted that if Sewate remains on his post, his salary would be shouldered by the county general fund. Harding told commissioners that with state and federal matching money the boosts and qualified case workers would cost about $0 a month. The report contained five items, the first asked for salary increases, which Harding said.
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Sewate
Harding
Harcing
Airman on furlough drowns in Ohio accident
Airman Donald J. Lines 19 of Perry on leave from the US Air Force drowned when the auto he rode in struck a bridge over Cowles Creek near Geneva-on-the-Lake. The car and bridge fell into the stream. driver Andrew Jersey 21 escaped serious injury.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Donald J. Lines
Perry
Air Force
Cowles Creek
Geneva-on-the- Lake
Noth
Andrew Jersey
Leaves Big Family in Rhode Island Matriarch Dies at 90
PAWTUCKET R I AP Carmelite Marcotte aged 90 died Tuesday leaving 10 children 62 grandchildren and 81 great grandchildren The life marked by a large family in the community with surviving kin across generations.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Carmelite Marcotte
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