Regional Plan Meeting Slated for Six-County Area
A regional planning commission is to be formed with six counties and 17 municipalities, meeting March 28 in Dayton. Participants include Montgomery, Clinton, Darke, Greene, Preble and Warren with Dayton, Vandalia, Fairborn, Xenia, Greenville and others. City, county leaders cite a new state university plan, potential medical school, and a regional airport authority as motivation.
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Marvin Park
Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Clinton
Darke
Greene
Preble
Warren
Vandalia
Fairborn
Xenia
Greenville
Tipp
City
West Milton
Palities
State Branch University
Park
Planning Commission
Carlisle Council Pursues First Pet Ordinances
Carlisle council resolved to work with the village solicitor to draft the communitys first dog and pet ordinances. Acting chairman Richard Nicholas cited rising complaints about dogs running loose. The council also paid several bills and set the next meeting for March 14.
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Carlisle
Richard Nicholas
Amateur Movie Makers Surpass Three Million in U S
A U S census or survey notes more than three million hobby filmmakers, highlighting the growing popularity of amateur cinema. The trend reflects broader interest in visual recording and home production.
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U. S
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Ehrman and infant
Mrs. Cora L. Ehrman 80 of 3227 Tytus Ave. died at Middletown Hospital age nine weeks old died at 8 13 p m yesterday parents grandparents listed services tomorrow Riggs Funeral Home burial Memorial Burial Park Wheelersburg Ohio and child burial in Woodside Cemetery no visitations today obituary notes husband died 1935 two daughters a sister and a brother in law named also.
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Cora L. Ehrman
Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Ehrman
Middletown
Wheelersburg
Ohio
William
Virginia Davis
Myrtle Sarver
Blanche Clift
Silver Grove
Riggs Funeral Home
G. Walter Weber
Raymond Farrow Jr
Memorial Burial Park
Moreland Drive
Franklin
Carl W. Jackson
George W. Sticklen
West Middletown
Schramm Funeral
Woodside Cemetery
Infant son of James A Sticklen family note
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sticklen of 6057 is mentioned in a brief family notice, marking the latest addition to the household.
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James A. Sticklen
China dares Moscow to let Peking speak on run of debate
Tokyo AP reports Red China accuses the Soviet Union of jamming broadcasts to block Communist bloc nations from hearing Mao Zedong's views. Peking calls Khrushchev supporters cowardly as mice and cites Red Flag and Pravda in a new propaganda push.
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Red China
Soviet Union
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Moscow
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West German Upper House Approves French Cooperation Pact
The Bundesrat voted seven to three abstentions to approve the Franco German cooperation treaty. Adenauer urged quick Bundestag action as essential for European unity and peace. The pact aims for frequent Franco German consultations on foreign policy defense and culture while avoiding clashes with NATO or the EEC.
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Bonn
Germany
France
West Germany
Bundesrat
Konrad Adenauer
Lower Saxony
Hesse
Hamburg
Socialist
Bundestag
Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
European Union
de Gaulle
U.S
Europe
Pfistner Charged After Car Hits Fire Plug
Franklin police charged Gilbert Vernon Pfistner 20 of 168 Harriet St with reckless driving after his car skidded 93 feet into a fire plug and a utility pole on Millard Street. Pfistner and his passenger Robert Johnson 22 of 66 Maple Drive were treated at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries.
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Franklin
Gilbert Vernon Pfistner
Harriet St
Millard Street
Pfistner
Michael Street
Robert Johnson
Maple Drive
Middletown Hospital
Thieves Strike Service Stations In Franklin
Police report night break-ins at Mara Marathon Station 811 N Main St and Buds Texaco 305 N River St. In both cases thieves pried open candy and cigarette machines. cash taken only at Mara Marathon. Owner William Powell described minor losses.
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Marathon
N. Main St
William Powell
Bud
Texaco
N. River St
Death Ends Priest’s Dream of New Parish
Rev. Clarence D. Graf, 72, pastor of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church in Bridgetown, dies as altar is installed in the new building. The church, near Bridgetown, will be dedicated in early summer with Archbishop Karl J. Alter to lead the pontifical funeral Mass Monday.
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Cincinnati
Clarence D. Graf
St. Aloysius Gonzaga
Bridgetown
Karl J. Alter
Mrs Mary Wallace 81 dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Mary Wallace 81 of 413 Clark Street died at 6 50 p m yesterday in Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since Jan 20 She lived in Middletown 29 years arriving from South Lebanon Her husband Walter died in 1961 Survived by two step sons Milton Wallace Hamilton and Richard Wallace Norwood two step daughters Irene Pope Middletown and Mrs James Phillips Smithfield Ohio and 12 grandchildren Services at 10 30 a m Monday at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home with Rev G Walter Weber officiating Burial in South Lebanon Cemetery Calling hours Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m at the funeral home
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Clark St
Middletown Hospital
Wallace
Middletown
Lebanon
Walter
Milton Wallace
Hamilton
Richard Wallace
Norwood
Irene Pope
James Phillips
Smithfield
Ohio
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
G. Walter Weber
South Lebanon Cemetery
Funeral
General home tomorrow from two to four and seven to nine
A fragment notes open hours or scheduling with two to four and seven to nine p.m. mentioned as times for a general home event or appointment tomorrow. It lacks full details but implies two separate evening windows.
Memorial Notices From Salyersville and Nearby
In Salyersville Kentucky and surrounding towns obituaries report deaths including Magdalena M Ludwig 79, Ernest J Hausmann 67, Lon China 76, Dora Schulte 66, and Solomon L Mann 73. Details list ages addresses service times churches and burial in local cemeteries with survivors noted for Mann.
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Magdalena M. Ludwig
Central Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Ernest J. Hausmann
Sipple Ave
Brown - Dawson
Lon China
Walnut St
Klaus - Weigel
Dora Schulte
Ken Salyersville
Fulworth Ave
Campbell
First Baptist
Solomon L. Mann
Cecil Sewell
Middletown
Mann
Bess
Daugh
Ters
Kentucky
Salyers
Ville
Rajendra Prasad Dies at 78 in India
Rajendra Prasad former president of India aged 78 died of pneumonia in Patna India. He served as president from 1950 to 1952 and again until last May and was a pacifist scholar and lifelong freedom fighter. Franks A Picara 73 a US District Court judge for 22 years died of cancer in Saginaw Michigan. Raphael Boolsky 47 Swiss physicist and inventor died of a heart attack in London.
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Patna
India
Rajendra Prasad
Prasad
Saginaw, Mich
Frank A. Picara
London
Raphael Boolsky
Wrightman Noble dies at 50 in Lebanon home
Wrightman Noble, 50, died yesterday at his Lebanon home after a five year illness. Survived by wife Nannie, two brothers Cornett of Franklin and Seymore of Hamilton, and seven sisters including Ina Pence Tressie Gevedon and Cora Noble. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Johnson Funeral Home with burial in South Lebanon Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Wrightman Noble
Nannie
Cornett
Franklin
Seymore
Hamilton
Ina Pence
Tressie Gevedon
Cora Noble
Middletown
Ethel Hudson
Jackson
Eliza Bolin
South Lebanon
Marie Sears
Lebanon Rt. 1
Martha Noble
Madison
Wis
Johnson Funeral Home
Retired Camden farmer D A Stowe dies at 78
D A Stowe 78, a lifelong resident and former Camden farmer, died at 4 45 am today at his home on Camden Route 3 after seven weeks illness. Born in Big Stone Gap Virginia he lived in the area since 1917. Survived by wife Jennie two sons Ivan and Ray four daughters Elsie Keller Mona Barnett Edna Bellaw Reba Dwyer five brothers three sisters fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Sunday at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Camden
D. A. Stowe
Camden Rt. 3
Mr. Stowe
Big Stone Gap
Jennie
Ivan
Eaton Rt
Ray
Eaton
Elsie Keller
Mona Barnett
Edna Bellaw
Middletown
Reba Dwyer
Henry
Robert
Leesburg
Fla
William
Troy
Edgar
Thomas
Winter Haven
Mollie Engle
Mae Maupin
Berea
Alice Potts
Lexington
R. C. Nein & Sons
Mound Hill Cemetery
The crawling fish of Asia endures long dry spells
The crawling fish of Asia can survive out of water for nearly a week, adapting to terrestrial conditions and moisture use to endure droughts and habitat loss.
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Asia
Small Plane Plunged Into Sea Off Cape Hatteras
The Queen Elizabeth liner reported a single engine small plane plunged into the Atlantic 26 miles south of Cape Hatteras and sank at once. No survivors were seen. two ships and two Coast Guard planes searched the area within a one mile radius. The aircraft was described as red-nosed with a white fuselage and black side stripes.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Esso Washington
Ault
Queen Elizabeth
Dr David Hill Named Chief of Animal Industry Division
Columbus agronomist Dr David A Hill is named chief of the Division of Animal Industry in the Department of Agriculture. The division oversees animal disease control and eradication programs.
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Columbus, Ohio
David A. Hill
Columbus
Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
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