Deaths And Funerals Former Prosecutor Dilatush Dies
Former Warren County prosecutor Dilatush 68 died at home on Ohio 48 north of Lebanon. A World War I veteran he served 18 years as prosecutor and later had private practice. Survived by wife LaVerne he was a Mason and Elks member active in drama. Funeral services at family convenience. Friends may call after 4 pm tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home. Arrangements by Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Lebanon
C. Donald Dilatush
Ohio
Warren County
Dilatush
Masonic and Elks
LaVerne
Henning, 87, Dies. Former Lorillard Worker
Harry Henry Henning 87 of 10 S Sutphin St died yesterday at Middle town Hospital at 7 45 a m after being a patient since June 18 He worked 29 years for P Lorillard Co He was active in Bethlehem Lutheran Church and Lutheran Men’s Society Surviving wife Emma Friends may call McCoy Leffer Funeral Home tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 p m Services Wednesday 2 p m Burial in St Peters Lutheran Cemetery Trenton
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Harry Henry Henning
S. Sutphin St
Middletown Hospital
Henning
The
P. Lorillard Co
Lutheran Men's Society
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Emma
McCoy - Leffer
Funeral Home
St. Peters Lutheran Cemetery
Trenton
Mrs Edith Kontnier 77 Monroe resident dies after four days in hospital
Edith Kontnier 77 of Monroe died at 5 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a four day illness. Wife of Frank Kontnier retired Armco employee she was active in Monroe Methodist Church. Survived by husband two sons James Monroe and Robert Middletown two daughters Alice Frazee Monroe and Fay Arpp Germantown two brothers Seth Sacramento Calif Paul Springfield one sister Elsie Dodd Meek Marion Ohio and five grandchildren. Arrangements are pending at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Edith Snively Kontnier
Cincinnati
Dayton Pike
Monroe
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Kontnier
Frank Kontnier
Armco
Monroe Methodist Church
James
Robert
Alice Frazee
Fay Arpp
Germantown
Seth
Sacramento
Calif
Paul
Springfield
Elsie Dodd Meek
Marion
Ohio
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Mrs Catherine Lesch dies at 95 in Logsden Rest Home
Catherine Lesch 95 of 4404 Hannah Drive died at Logsden Rest Home near Hamilton at 2 15 a m She had been a patient there since Feb 21 1963 and ill for 70 years Born in Louisville Ky she lived in Indiana before moving to the area in 1926 Her husband died in 1925 Surviving are two daughters Mary Edwards Dayton and Gertrude Isler Jeffersonville Ind three sons William Dayton George New Albany Ind Louis Middletown and several grandchildren and great grandchildren Requiem High Mass will be sung tomorrow at 8 p m at St Johns Church burial will be in St Joseph on the Hill Cemetery Sellersburg
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Catherine Lesch
Hannah Drive
Logsden
Hamilton
Louisville
Indiana
Mary Edwards
Dayton
Gertrude Isler
Jeffersonville
Ind
William
George
New Albany
Louis
Middletown
St. John's Church
St. Joseph-on-the-Hill
Sellersburg
Love and longing in teen hearts explored by a biologist
A world famous biologist explains acceptable outlets for teen love and whether love at first sight exists. The piece distinguishes physical desire from love and discusses how mothers influence their children's capacity to love. Condensed from Loar in the July Reader's Digest.
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Reader's Digest
Franklin Charles Guthrie 84 Dies. Survived by Large Family
Charles T. Guthrie of Franklin, a farmer for 57 years, died at Middletown Hospital at 12 50 a m He leaves one son Charles Jr and eight daughters including Helen Powell Mora Ballinger Clara Allen Leona Wilcher Addie Packer Alberta Mullendore Yvonne Argo and Virginia Emmett Also surviving are three brothers five sisters thirty grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home Franklin from 2 to 7 and 9 pm tomorrow Services are at 2 pm Thursday at the funeral home by Rev Ovie Wright Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery
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Boones Mill
Addie
Charles Jr
Franklin
Helen Powell
Morrow
Mora Ballinger
Clara Allen
Eau Gallie
Fla
Leona Wilcher
Germantown
Addie Packer
Eldorado
Alberta Mullendore
Yvonne Argo
Dallas
Tex
Virginia Emmett
Carlisle
James
Lewis
George
Roanoke
Lilli Gillispie
Alberta Moore
Lara Starley
Allie Gutherie
Belle Leprad
Laura Springs
N. C
Eaton Funeral Home
Notable deaths span UN war crimes figure and toy mogul
MARLBOROUGH England Lord Wright 9 former chairman of the United Nations War Crimes Commission died Saturday. NEW HAVEN Conn A C Gilbert Jr president and major stockholder of A C Gilbert Co toy firm died Saturday. MARSHALL Ill Mrs Lowny Handy 60 whose winter colonies aided authors James Jones Thom Chamales died Saturday apparently in her sleep. CINCINNATI Ohio Dr Claude V Courter 76 longtime public school superintendent died Sunday. HOLLYWOOD King Calder 65 actor turned TV law officer died Sunday of car occlusion. NEW YORK Dr Isidor Fankuchen 59 X ray diffraction pioneer and head of applied physics at Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn died Sunday of cancer.
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Marlborough
England
Division of Applied Physics
The
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Deputy Injured Hopping Fence After Foot Chase
A Butler County deputy was hurt early today while chasing two men from Hamilton and Somerville near Overpeck. Deputy Joe Williams suffered a leg abrasion after vaulting a fence during the pursuit. Investigators seek Richard D. Phelps of Somerville and Edward Riley of Hamilton in connection with a Winton Tavern burglary.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Somerville
Overpeck
Sheriff's Deputies
Cincinnati
Winton Tavern
Joe Williams
Mercy Hospital
Richard D. Phelps
Somerville Rt. 1
Edward Riley
Bedouin Boys Refuse Food In Fathers’ Presence
A mark of respect in Arabia leads Bedouin boys to abstain from eating while their fathers are present, a custom underscoring family hierarchy and traditional etiquette in Bedouin communities.
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Arabia
Cromwell Salary Raised to 18000 in New Five-Year Pact
Jim Finley president of the Board of Education announced a clarifying statement on a new contract for Cromwell the longtime school superintendent. The current contract ends July 31 1965 and is extended to 17000 for the remainder. starting August 1 1965 a five year deal sets the salary at 18000 annually.
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Jim Finley
Board of Education
Howard Cromwell
Cromwell
Finley
Shastri Condition Improves as Schedule Cuts Reported
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri shown in generally good condition after a mild heart attack. The Times of India urged liberal delegation of duties as officials weigh temporary handover while Shastri, 39, rests and government minimizes the risk of a prolonged absence.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Times of India
Shastri
Police Briefs Highlight Local Thefts and DWI Arrests
DON C. Day, 53, of 400 S Main St, arrested at Fourth and Main on a DWI charge. Fred Bailey reports $40 stolen from his billfold left in his auto while boating at Butler County Park. Three youths, two 14 and one 15, arrested for delinquency related to an auto theft from Curry Ford Inc, recovered by police in Dayton and Middletown. A total of $40 in change stolen from behind the counter at Frisch's restaurant on German Town Road.
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Don C. Day
S. Main St
Fourth and Main
Fred Bailey
Kemp St
Germantown
Butler County Park
Dayton
Middletown
Curry Ford Inc
Frisch's
Germantown Road
Komodo Dragons Tamed At London Zoo On Walks
At the London Zoo two Komodo dragons were trained to take afternoon walks with their keeper showing tame behavior for familiar daily routines.
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London Zoo
Pickets Gather at White House as CORE and Nazis Demonstrate
In Washington hundreds of CORE supporters hold a candle vigil in front of the White House while a separate Nazi group parades on a nearby sidewalk with flags and hostile placards. President Johnson may have watched, though not confirmed.
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Washington (Ap
the News
Washington
Congress of Racial Equality
Mississippi
New York
Remus
Johnson
White House
Fresh wave of civil rights workers arrives in Mississippi
Marilyn Leonard, a 19 year old Radcliffe student from Port Huron Michigan, joins 275 new volunteers in Mississippi to aid voter registration and education projects amid rising danger after three colleagues vanished near Neshoba County. COFO warns workers to move in groups and avoid nightly street activity.
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Marilyn
Radcliffe College
Port Huron
Mich
Mississippi
COFO Volunteers Begin Mississippi Canvass After Disappearances
David Kotz of Roslyn Heights says five of the latest COFO volunteers balked upon learning of the three missing in Neshoba County. He notes strong zeal unchanged by fear as canvassing starts door to door in Negro homes from Meridian. Volunteers travel by car and bus avoiding stops for safety. Sue Brown reports the group was fed and calm, singing on Sunday amid concerns from Philadelphia. Louise Hermey says most newcomers feel sad over the Philadelphia events but remain committed.
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David Kotz
Roslyn Heights
N.Y
Harvard
Mississippi
Neshoba County
Kotz
Council of Federated Organizations
COFO
Katz
Meridian
Philadelphia
Sue Brown
Louise Hermey
West New York
N.J
Evening and Tuesday club meetings list in Manchester area
Mon Evening Optimist Club meets 6 30 p m at 112th and 1003rd Trans Ba Armory 7 30 p m. Tue Civitan Rotary Sertoma meet at noon and 6 30 p m respectively in Manchester. Fire departments and fraternal orders schedule sessions from 7 00 p m to 8 30 p m across Amanda Mayfield Fenwick Sheffield Monroe Elks Eagles and other lodges.
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Manchester
Armory
Civitan Club
Rotary Club
Sertoma Club
South Middletown
Amanda Fire House
Mayfield
Sheffield Street
Falconeers
Fenwick High School
Spebsqsa
Legion Home Foe Lodge
Eagles Hall
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Hall
Bpoe Lodge
Elks Temple Anonymous
Navy flier among two killed in carrier jet crash near Clinton
A Ross County Ohio Navy airman PO 3c Charles Boyd Hood 24 of Kingston and Lt Robert R McCright 34 of Jacksonville Fla were killed when their carrier based B66 crashed into a wooded area nine miles north of Clinton on Sunday.
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Clinton
N. C
Ross County
Ohio
Navy
Here
PO 3
Charles Boyd Hood
Kingston
Robert R. McCright
Jacksonville
Fla
Newsman reports Ku Klux Klan meeting in Hamilton County
A WLW TV reporter described attending a Ku Klux Klan gathering at an old farmhouse near Cincinnati. He said about 18 hooded members discussed plans for a July 4 march on Washington and future moves to St. Augustine and Mississippi, with cross burning witnessed outside.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Washington
al Leonard
WLWTV
St. Augustine
Fla
Mississippi
Leonard
Hugh Morris
Georgia
Immunization By Inhalation Newest Vaccination Idea
Denver scientist says mass immunization by airborne vaccines could prevent TB polio and measles without injections. Dr. Gardner Middlebrook of National Jewish Hospital notes human fear limits use and describes aerogenic immunization using attenuated, highly infectious organisms sprayed into a chamber for controlled exposure.
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Denver
Colo
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
U. S
Naiion Peels
Middlebrook
Youth Adviser Tests Are Set
Examination for counselor and youth advisers for youth opportunity centers under the President's property program will be given at the Employment Office 1207 Vail St at 1 30 p m Wednesday. Applicants must contact the local offices by phone or in person no later than tomorrow at 5 p m to be eligible. Applicants must be at least 21 and graduates of college.
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Vail St
Multiple spellings of Mohammed highlight name commonality
The sentence notes that Mohammed is the world’s most common given name and that its spelling varies widely, reflecting linguistic and regional differences. It emphasizes diversity in transliteration and cultural usage without advancing a specific event or context.
Mass immunization by airborne technique analyzed
The article discusses mass immunizations via airborne methods as a theoretical approach to fighting infectious diseases. It notes challenges in creating highly infectious but non disease producing vaccines and calls for collaboration between biologists and ventilation engineers to determine appropriate air doses under varying conditions.
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