No Longer An Honor Croix De Guerre Is Sent Back
Irving N Chavken, a Hammond jeweler and bank director, mail returns the Croix de Guerre to France claiming he no longer respects France and De Gaulle. He earned the medal for rescuing 160 wounded soldiers at Soissons with the 2nd Division in World War I. He says he is an American first.
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Hammond
Ind
Irving N
Chavken
France
Tional Bank
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
America
Chayken
Henri Petain
Soissons
Monkey bite prompts medical consult and alcohol theft report
Police advised Mike Nenni to consult his family doctor for a hand wound from a friend's pet monkey. Eugene Natale reported 24 pints of wine and two cases of beer stolen from his truck at Wilson's Market. Police broke up a fight at the Rebel Inn involving eight people. three were injured but declined hospital treatment.
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Mike Nenni
Creekview Drive
Eugene Natale
Miami Valley Distributing Co
Hamilton
Wilson's Market
Young St
Rebel Inn
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Deaths And Funerals Clifton B Turner
Clifton B Turner 89 of 4416 Hannah Drive died 3 15 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a June 21 admission. Survived by wife Ella a son Edward daughter Virginia Kenersberger five grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services 10 am Tuesday Potter Funeral Home West Liberty Ky burial West Liberty Local arrangements McCoy Leffler.
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Clifton B. Turner
Hannah Drive
Middletown Hospital
Turner
Kentucky
Middletown
Ella
Edward
Virginia Kenersberger
Washington, DC
Clay
Los Angeles
Charles
Lexington
Potter Funeral Home
West Liberty
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Services for Roland Callahan Held at Eaton Funeral Home
Roland Callahan 51 of 9 E Second St. died yesterday. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Eaton Funeral Home with a Masonic service tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. Burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Franklin
Roland Callahan
Second St
Eaton Funeral Home
Springboro
Funeral
Callahan
Obituaries note services for local residents
Peter Fetters aged 64 of Bradenton Florida to have Requiem High Mass at 9 30 am tomorrow at St Peter's Church. Fred Durr 69 of 501 Franklin Street has services at 11 am tomorrow. James Roach 25 of New Miami has services at 2 pm tomorrow.
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Peter Fetters
Bradenton
Fla
St. Peter's Church
Fred Durr
Franklin St
Webb
James Roach
New Miami
Notable early Red Cross official dies at 89 in sanitarium
Washington AP reports Charles Lohr Magee, 89, first secretary of the American Red Cross from 1905 to 1921, died Saturday in a sanitarium. He served in the Spanish American War and left a legacy in humanitarian work.
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Washington
Charles Lohr Magee
American Red Cross
Townshend
Albert Ebeling
Alexis Carre
Ambler
Nicholas Guy Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Duty Free Limits Cut on Purchases for Tourists
The Senate Finance Committee reversed itself and approved a 50 dollar duty free exemption on purchases carried into the United States by U S tourists. The panel also trimmed liquor allowance from a gallon to a quart and ended with a 50 dollar limit after originally considering 100 dollars. The changes reflect a move urged by the Johnson administration to help improve the balance of payments.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Fire Chief Killed as Wall Collapses at Department Store
Fort Collins Colorado a fire chief named Clifford Carpenter aged 49 was killed when a wall of a burning department store collapsed on him early today authorities said. The line of duty death underscores dangerous structural collapse during firefighting operations.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Fie
Clifford Carpenter
Injuries and Damages From Three Auto Crashes
Four people were injured and damage exceeded 3800 after three crashes. Wilma Lickliter 18 of East Line Drive and Albert Sebastian 29 of Dayton were treated at Middletown Hospital. Lisa Gose 11 advised to seek care. Collision occurred at Orchard Street and Seldon Avenue at 420 pm. Suspect Lickliter was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign. A second crash in Franklin left Joe Police to seek treatment for bruised knee. Melvin Collins 17 cited for unsafe following. Third crash at Doty Street and Manchester Avenue caused $10 in damage with Miles Haddix 18 and Melvin Carroll 4 cited for backing and unsafe following.
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Wilma Lickliter
Eastline Drive
Albert Sebastian
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Lisa Gose
Lickliter
Joe
Orchard Street
Seldon Avenue
Miss Lickliter
Donald Gose
Susan Whitt
Boys Ave
Franklin
Melvin Collins
Buys Ave
Eugene Lundy
Central Ave
Collins
Melvin H. Carroll
Miles A. Haddix
Ora Lane
Doty Street
Manchester Avenue
Car Hits Abutment Injuring Two Near Franklin
Derrill Gillespie 22 of Franklin driven car went left of center on Hetzler Road north of Michael Road and struck a concrete abutment. He was treated for facial lacerations and chest abrasions. Passenger Peggy Coffey 19 of Hawthorne Street suffered a forehead injury, leg and wrist injuries.
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Hetzler Road
Michael Road
Highway Patrol
Derrill Gillespie
Martz-Paullin Road
Franklin
Gillespie
Middletown Hospital
Peggy Coffey
Hawthorne St
Nebraska battered by storms and tornadoes across regions
Severe weather swept Nebraska with heavy rain up to seven inches at Humboldt and major flash floods near the Nemaha River. Tornadoes touched down in open country east of Sidney and west of Omaha, while hail damaged a church north wall in Dewitt and winds caused window breakage. Nearby Indiana reported tornadoes in Indianapolis and strong winds harming homes and a garage.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Humboldt
Nemaha River
Dewitt
Neb
Burchard
Panhandle
Sidney
Omaha
Indiana
Indianapolis
Poverty War Not a Real War NAACP Told at Denver
NAACP leaders at the 56th convention criticized the poverty fight as white welfare paternalism and urged using the Civil Rights Act of 1964, with Roy Wilkins calling for full enforcement. Herbert Hill linked poverty to employment discrimination under Title 7 and blamed major corporations banks organized labor and governments for racial job bias. He noted Negroes faced higher unemployment despite 10 percent of the population making up 20.6 percent of March 1964 unemployment.
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Denver
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Herbert Hill
NAA
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Wilkins
Department of Labor Statistics
Hill
Republicans Hear Talk Plan Confabs
Middletown Young Republicans heard a talk at the Manchester Motor Inn by James Betts, treasurer of the Ohio League of Young Republicans, and discussed July activities. The Southwest Federation of Young Republicans meets July 16 at Eastern Lanes. Jerry Lapham seeks federation chairman. Ohio League convention is July 3 31 and Aug 1 in Cincinnati. Donna Davey seeks state secretary. July 19 dance and beauty pageant at LaSourdsville Lake with nine contestants for Miss Middletown Area Young Republican.
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Middletown
Young Republicans
Manchester Motor Inn
James Betts
Cleveland
Ohio League of Young Republicans
Southwest Federation of Young Republicans
Jerry Lapham
Federation
Netherland Hilton Hotel
Cincinnati
Donna Davey
LaSourdsville Lake
Middletown Area
One Leads To Another In Town Car Collision
John A Tatten eighteen of 2305 Erie Ave backed up to view an accident on Winton Street and struck James E Lynch thirty nine of 3711 Vannest Ave who had just stopped at the intersection. Lynch was treated at Middletown Hospital for a painful back.
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John A Tatten
Erie Ave
Winton Street
Sgt
Cil Dye
Tatten
Burbank Street
James E. Lynch
Vannest Ave
Lynch
Middletown Hospital
3 year old treated for nerve pill overdose
Middletown Hospital attendants reported to the Butler County sheriff s office they treated a 3 year old woman yesterday for an overdose of nerve pills. Taken to the hospital by her brother, she was released after treatment.
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Middletown Hospital
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Deteriorating Negro Employment Record Shapes Civil Rights Act Significance
A weakened Negro employment record adds meaning to Title 7 as it takes effect Friday completing the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Hill notes a key point is that employment complaints from states with fair employment statutes will be forwarded to state authorities by the federal government for 210 days, affecting most Northern states.
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Hill
United States
Family Of 4 Feared Lost At Sea
Denise Winter of Murietta California says she survived after a 45 foot cabin cruiser sank Saturday off La Punta San Fernando Baja California. The family left San Quentin Island on June 23 for a vacation to La Paz. Warren Winter, 40. Mary Beth Winter, 36. Sheree Winter, 32. and Lance Winter were believed lost.
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EL Rosario
California
Herty-Mile Seim
Denise Winter
Murieta
Cail
la Punta San Fernando
Baja California
Warren Winter
Denise
Mary Beth Winter
Sheree
Lance
Winter
San Quentin Island
Calif
la Paz
Marian Anderson Farewell Performance in Philadelphia
Philadelphia born singer Marian Anderson gave a farewell performance Monday night at Robin Hood Dell. An estimated 35,000 people attended the outdoor free concert in the city.
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Philadelphia
Marian Anderson
Robin Hood Dell
Bronx Youth Worker Charged In Slaying
A Neighborhood Youth Corps member and five others were charged in the slaying of 16 year old Ivan Terach outside a Bronx candy store. Robert Williams 22 admitted stabbing Terach after a confrontation over coins and cigarettes as Terach aided his father. The weapon was not recovered. The six suspects ages 15 to 17 belonged to a gang named the Barbarian Knights.
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New York
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Bronx
Robert (Curley) Williams
Ivan Terach
Roosevelt High School
Terach
Max
Irvin Goldsmith
Williams
Haryou Act
Harlem
Youths Corps
Hargou Act
Allen Davis
Ronald
Blood) Dennis
Robert
Stitch) Pitts
Carl
Oh Man) Oliver
The
Barbarian Knights
Search On For Register Stolen Here
Police searched the Great Miami River bank for a stolen cash register from Forest Hills Country Club last night. A paper tape from the register was found near W Second Avenue at about 9 a.m. Detectives said burglars entered the clubhouse through a back door and carried out the register with $70 and three cases of beer.
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Great Miami River
Forest Hills Country Club
W. Second Avenue
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