Meany floats peace feeler to Johnson in Miami clash
AFL CIO President George Meany signaled willingness to talk if Secretary Wirtz makes the overture as he rests at Miami Beach. Wirtz, amid a feud over wage policy and minimum wage timing, addressed a labor industry meeting while Meany weighs a White House response and labor's standing before Congress.
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Neil Gilbride
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Johnson
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Meany
Wirtz
White House
Americana
Washington
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Florida
Son
Congress
Historical Society Forming in Middletown
Miss Mary Strodbeck announced a kickoff meeting for Middletown's historical society. The first gathering is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 45 p.m. at the Civic Association to discuss organizing the group and outlining the historical project.
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Middletown
Deaths And Funerals Newt Amburgey
Newt Monroe Amburgey 70 of Frenchburg Ky died at 5 am yesterday at Frenchburg Hospital. He was father to James Amburgey and Mrs Beulah Cobb of Middletown and Mrs Geral dine Rose of Franklin plus three other sons and two other daughters. Services and burial will be in Mt Sterling Ky with Easton Ritchie Funeral Home handling arrangements. Also surviving are a daughter Mrs Edna Mae Bailey, a brother Rev William Bridge of Canton and a sister Mrs Bell Campbell of Rochester N Y with one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Services Thursday at Eaton Funeral Home Franklin with Rev Robert Ward officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Newt Monroe Amburgey
Frenchburg
James Amburgey
Beulah Cobb
Middletown
Geraldine Rose
Franklin
Frenchburg Hospital
Mt. Sterling
Easton-Ritchie Funeral Home
Edna Mae Bailey
William Bridge
Canton
Bell Campbell
Rochester
N.Y
Eaton Funeral Home
Robert Ward
Woodhill Cemetery
Death of Mrs Edith Bridge in Hamilton Nursing Home
Mrs Edith Bridge aged 84 of 4425 Poppy Drive died at 5 p.m. yesterday at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton where she had been a patient about a month. She was born in Franklin and lived there most of her life.
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Edith Bridge
Poppy Drive
Logsdon Nursing Home
Hamilton
Bridge
Franklin
Services for Russell Schulz 77 Brother of Rev. Schulz
Russell Schulz age 77 dies at his Beavercreek home after a heart attack. Services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Morris Funeral Home Dayton with burial in Mt. Zion Cemetery Greene County. Survived by wife Esther two brothers Rev. Ormund Schulz and the Rev. Jerome Schulz and sisters Ella Stafford Gertrude Sanders Edna Hess.
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Russell Schulz
Jerome Schulz
Linden Ave
Greenbush
EUB Church
Morris Funeral Home
Dayton
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Greene County
Schulz
Beavercreek
Esther
Ormund Schulz
New York City
Ella Stafford
Gertrude Sanders
Cambridge, Mass
Edna Hess
Bellbrook
Local Obituaries and Notable Passings
Miss Hattie Banks of Avondale and Mrs. Lavinia Manning of 444 Mormon Road receive private and 2 p.m. tomorrow funeral services in Campbell and Webb referenced notices. Victor H. Soucek, 57, retired Navy captain and former commanding officer in Boston, dies. Robert K. McConnaughey, 61, long-time trial commissioner in the Court of Claims, dies of heart attack. former SEC member, Farm Administration governor, and solicitor general aide in Dayton, Ohio.
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Hattie Banks
Avondale
Campbell
Lavinia Manning
Morman Road
Webb
Chelsea
Mass
Victor H. Soucek
Naval Reserve
Boston
Washington
Robert K. McConnaughey
U.S. Court of Claims
McConnaughey
Securities and Exchange Commission
Farm Administration
US Attorney General
Solicitor General
Dayton
Ohio
School Board Reviews Additions and Tax Levs
The Board plans checks on classroom additions at Mayfield Elementary and McKinley Junior High. Tax levies include renewing a 3.49 mill operating levy and an extra levy to raise teachers salaries. Proposed additions cover seven classrooms and cafeteria at Mayfield and six rooms at McKinley.
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Mayfield Elementary
McKinley Junior High
Board of Education
Girard Ave
Mayfield School
Three People Helped by Middletown Firemen
Middletown firemen aided three persons who became ill yesterday and today. Kenneth Patrick an eight month old infant from 800 Auburn Street was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. Dora Armstrong a 90 year old woman from 740 North University Boulevard received oxygen at 508 South Main Street this morning. Bill Gilmore a 16 year old from 3008 North Veristy Parkway had chest pains and was taken to the hospital by ambulance and treated before release.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Kenneth Patrick
Auburn St
N. Broad St
Bill Gilmore
N. Versity Parkway
Majesty of Gothic Windows lecture at Kiwanis meeting
Dr. Austin R. Whitmore of the First Methodist Church will speak on Majesty of Gothic Windows at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting Thursday at the Manchester Motor Inn. Howard H. Hoffman serves as program chairman.
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Austin R. Whitmore
First Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Howard H. Hoffman
States Ask For Police Rights
Twenty seven states urged the Supreme Court not to require counsel at police station confessions made before indictment. Columbia law professor Telford Taylor spoke for the states as the court reviews pretrial rights in five Escobedo era cases. He warned against retroactive limits and urged legislative and judicial policy for any new rules.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Telford Taylor
Columbia University Law
Taylor
Prosecutor Warns Counsel at Prearraignment Stage
Taylor, chief prosecutor at the Nuremberg trial, warned that requiring counsel at prearraignment could either erase prearraignment interrogations or lead to widespread defense counsel at police stations in unpredictable proportions.
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Taylor
Role of Church School and Home in Children Mental Health
A public seminar titled The Role of the Church School and the Home in the Mental Health of Children will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Epworth Hall, First Methodist Church, Broad Street and Second Avenue. Panelists include J Edward Seamon, principal of Wildwool School, Mrs Seamon, Rev Kent Moorehead, Mrs Moorehead, and Dr Martin Rush. Moderator is Mrs Dudley Inwood, president of Community Day Hospital of Middletown, sponsor of the series. Babysitters provided.
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Epworth Hall
First Methodist Church
Broad Street
Second Avenue
Wildwool School
J. Edward Seamon
Seamon
Christ Methodist Church
Kent Moorehead
Moorehead
Martin Rush
Dudley Inwood
Community Day Hospital of
Middletown
FCC Bans Eavesdrop Gadgets Across U S
The FCC forbids private conversations from being overheard by wireless microphones and similar devices after April 8. Law enforcement only use is allowed, with a $500 daily fine for violations, while broadcast coverage remains exempt. Representative Gallagher praises the privacy safeguards.
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Washington
The
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Senate
Cornelius E. Gallagher
Australian visitor speaks to Middletown Young Republicans
Evan A. Brown of Kaiser Engineers and Armco Project 600 addressed Middletown Young Republicans on Australia and American life. He supported the film The Restless Ones as a Christian answer to juvenile problems and announced showings April 16 17 and 18 at Middletown High School Auditorium.
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Middletown
Australia
Evan A. Brown
Kaiser Engineers
Armco Steel Corp
The
First Baptist Church
Brown
Middletown High School
Eastern Lanes
Dietrich Survives Egg Toss During Poland Tour
Polish photographer hurled two eggs at Marlene Dietrich as she opened a Warsaw concert on her Polish tour. Dietrich, 61, kept performing after a brief pause and received a 15 minute ovation. She remarked she was surprised the incident happened outside Germany.
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Warsaw
Poland
Marlene Detrich
Miss Dietrich
Germany
1954 Gunfire In House Remembered On Anniversary
The lone surviving member of the five shot during a 1954 House gallery attack recalls the incident as colleagues reflect. Rep George H Fallon and four others were wounded when Puerto Rican assailants fired during a debate on a Mexican labor bill. All four attackers were later convicted and remain imprisoned.
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Washington
House
Rep
George H. Fallon
Maryland
Fallon
Puerto Rico
Alvin M. Bentley
Rmich
Clifford Davis
Dtenn
Ben F. Jensen
Alowa
Kenneth A. Roberts
D.ala
Bentley
Senate
Davis
Roberts
Jensen
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