Ohio Valley Flood Loss Tops 26 Million in Damage
Ohio Valley flood damage is estimated at 26 million with potential losses reaching 67.5 million before engineers say reservoirs and flood walls reduced impact. Brig. Gen. Jackson Graham notes 38 upland reservoirs and 88 total are part of the plan along the 981 mile river, with walls levees and channels preventing further losses to homes and industries. Reservoirs alone prevented 49.6 million in damage. local protections accounted for the remainder.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Army Engineer
Jackson Graham
Ohio River Division
Graham
Boy Bitten by Dog Treated for Facial Laceration
David Meeker an 18 year old resident of 1015 Knoll Lane was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday afternoon for a facial laceration caused by a dog bite on Stanley Street. A separate statistic notes that about one and one half percent of normal children have crossed eyes.
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David Meeker
Knoll Lane
Middletown Hospital
Stanley Street
Robert Stewart Honored By Men's Garden Club
Robert F Stewart, longtime founder and first president of a local horticultural group, received the first bronze medal from the Men's Horticultural Society of Greater Middletown at the Firemen's Club. He is noted for peony cultivation with over 1000 plants across about 100 varieties. Club members viewed films on chrysanthemums and Arctic Circle defense.
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Robert F. Stewart
Dixie Highway
Men's Horticultural Society of
Greater Middletown
Firemen’s Club
Carmody Boulevard
Stewart
Joca
Arctic Circle
Seizure Of Washer In High Court
Ohio Supreme Court agreed to study an appeal over a mortgage clause allowing entry to recover a washer without legal process. Carl Hileman Sr. sued Harter Bank & Trust Co. after agents entered via a basement window to reclaim a washer sold on installments. The case centers on trespass and public policy.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Carl Hileman Sr
Harter Bank & Trust Co
Canton
Maytag Rice Co
Hileman
Common Pleas Court
Ohio lawmakers urge action on space contracts
Democratic leaders and Gov DiSalle met at a luncheon to pressure for a plan on space research and procurement. Feighan argued for White House influence after alignment, Vanik suggested presenting before McNamara, Lausche lamented the skewed contract share for California and warned of Washington concentration eroding Wright Patterson.
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Ohio
Peperhideatt
Lausche
Washington
Gical
Tinues
Michael V. DiSalle
Michael A. Feighan
Cleveland
Chioang
White House
Frank J. Lausche
California
Lausers
Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base
Dayton
Disalle
Meeting With Kennedy Goal In Hamilton
Hamilton officials form a committee led by Mayor Robert Westfall to seek federal help from President Kennedy. Members Jack Blumenthal and Mark Petty will survey local industries and space, assess city classification after the Whirlpool plant loss, and review the Asbury annexation before approaching Washington.
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Hamilton
Kennedy
Robert Westfall
Westfall
Jack Blumenthal
Mark Petty
Asbury
Washington
Budget Up For Hamilton School 1962 Vote
The Hamilton Board of Education passed the 1962 budget totaling 6 121 091 a jump of 39 000 from 1961 and 121 000 over the tentative 1962 plan approved last July. Administration salaries are 175 580 and teachers salaries 4 025 456 with 295 857 for supplies 39 462 for maintenance 15 804 for equipment replacement 243 609 for services 531 047 fixed charges 85 050 capital outlay and 488 247 for retirement costs.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Education
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