Second Optimist Club To Be Organized Here
The Evening Optimist Club of Middle town plans a six thirty p.m. organizational meeting at Frischs to form a second Optimist club with about 40 members joining Optimist International District 24. Ray E. Minter announced the move to expand youth work and civic projects as 3 officers and a nominating committee prepare bylaws and officers. Speer of Denver will guide the session and address the noon club.
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Frisch's
Optimist International District 24
Ohio
Ray E. Minter
Frank Martindell
Armco
Mario Prosperi
Don Altstaetter
Jack Akerman
William W. Speer
Denver
Optimist International Field
Speer
United States
Canada
Q. R
Ted) Reeder
Marvin Shane
Paul Steigerwald
Minter
Enlistment Becomes Leap From Air at El Centro
LaJor Frank Moncreif re-enlisted by parachuting from 6000 feet over El Centro. Chief Warrant Officer Lewis T. Vinson jumped with him and received the re-enlistment papers. At 2500 feet they opened chutes and landed at a desert marker where an enlistment officer signed for six more years. Moncreif, 30, a Navy demolition expert, joins a parachute exhibition team. Vinson is the jump master.
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EL Centro
Calif
LaJor
Frank Moncreif
Lewis T. Vinson
Moncreif
Vinson
Navy
el Centre Naval Air Facility
Billboards Reported Stolen Wallets At Local Sports Bowl
Deputy Sheriff James Maxwell received reports of wallet thefts from the Sports Bowl at 2004 S. Main St. Barbara E. Fink of 2107 Miami Ave. reported a wallet with $15 and papers stolen, and Margaret Ruth of 804 The Alameda reported a wallet with $5 and papers taken.
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James Maxwell
S. Main St
Barbara E. Fink
Miami Ave
Margaret Ruth
Alameda
Thefts Reported in Middletown Area
The report notes thefts including gym shoes trunks and a towel belonging to James Brown at 2403 Superior Ave near Roosevelt Junior High School. A total of 180 dollars disappeared from pay phones at Middletown Hospital and the Ohio Bus Station.
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James Brown
Superior Ave
Roosevelt Junior High School
Middletown Hospital
Ohio Bus Station
Sherman New Proxy Heads Aeronca Club in Sherman
Sherman, at 112 S Marshall Road, was elected president of the Aeronca Management Club replacing Joseph Cancila. He will assume office next month and, with new officers Walter Stacey and Garland Williams, Tom Coyle as treasurer, will be installed April 3 at Top Management Night. Dr. Bernard F. Phelps spoke on communications.
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Wilson Sherman
S. Marshall Road
Aeronca
Sportsman’s Club
Sherman
Joseph Cancila
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Bernard F. Phelps
Miami University
America
Walter Stacey
Garland Williams
Tom Coyle
John A. Lawler
Acronca
Bendix Plans Won't Change Hamilton Operations
Bendix Corp plans a view plant site in northern Hamilton County to consolidate four local plants. L. E. Rasmussen, Cincinnati division general manager, says the two divisions work separately, producing different equipment types, with the Cincinnati unit making small precision instruments and the Hamilton plant handling broader manufacturing.
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Hamilton
Bendix Corp
Hamilton County
Interstate 275
Hauck Road
L. E. Rasmussen
Cincinnati
Bendix
Rasmussen
Local Junior Achiever's scholarship forwarded to New York
Jeff Gilbreath, one of three local Junior Achievers, has had his college scholarship application forwarded to New York for consideration. He is a senior at Madison High School, not Middletown High School as previously reported by The Journal yesterday.
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Jeff Gilbreath
New York
Madison High School
Middletown High School
DiSalle seminars labeled political by GOP leaders
In Akron Ohio Governor Michael V DiSalle’s eight city state government seminars were labeled political by Roger Cloud Republican House majority leader. Cloud questioned if the seminars were politically motivated and said the governor’s motives could not be divorced from politics. Auditor James A Rhodes also spoke criticizing sensationalizing a fiscal crisis.
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Akron
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Roger Cloud
Ohio House of Representatives
Cloudy
Cloud
James A. Rhodes
GOP
Rhodes
DiSalle
Break-In At Camden High School Under Investigation
Camden police investigate a break-in at Shawnee High School. An apparent safe cracking attempt occurred early yesterday with acetylene torches and tools missing from the industrial arts department. A janitor found the scene around 5 a.m. Entruders fled the building before completing the job.
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Camden
Shawnee High School
Industrial Arts Department
Battery Theft Reported In Franklin
Mrs. Peggy Wright told police yesterday that a battery was stolen from her car parked at the rear of her home on Main Street.
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Franklin
Peggy Wright
Ma N. Main St
Madeira Voters Pass $575,000 School Bond Issue
Suburban Madeira voters reversed a previous defeat and approved a $575,000 school construction bond. Tuesday's success stood at 1,725 for and 1,061 against, finalizing the referendum after last November's rejection.
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Cincinnati
Madeira
Bribe Alleged in Stock Fraud Case Involving Senator Bender
Federal prosecutor accuses the late Ohio Republican Senator George H. Bender of accepting a $100 000 bribe to quash a stock fraud probe. The claim arises during opening statements in the trial of 12 defendants and four corporate entities linked to unregistered shares of United Dye and Chemical Corp reported as costing the public about $5 million.
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NEW York
George H. Bender
Ohio
Asst
U.S. Atty
Gerald Walpin
United Dye and Chemical Corp
Chemoil Industries Inc
Clothing Fire At Laundry And Other Local Incidents
Firefighters battled clothing burned in a dryer at Quick Clean Self-Service Laundry on Crawford Street with no damage estimate or known owner. Fire crews investigated a wiring short at a street light on Central Avenue and aided an elderly woman at 1600 Central Ave. taken to Middletown Hospital. In a separate note, legal proceedings discussed Walpin’s inflammatory remark and possible bribery charges, naming Virgil D. Dardi and Irving Pasternak as associates in a stock manipulation case. Each defendant faces possible prison and fines if convicted.
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Crawford St
Central Avenue
Steubenville Approves 0.6% City Income Tax
Steubenville City Council, on Tuesday, approved a city income tax of six tenths of one percent effective April 1. The measure is expected to generate about $600,000 annually for the city budget.
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Steubenville, Ohio
Anacin Promises Fast Relief From Cold Symptoms
An article from New York promotes Anacin as a superior cold remedy. It claims stronger ingredients provide faster fever and headache relief and less drowsiness, urging readers to stay in bed when ill and to buy Anacin today.
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New York
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