Manchester Hosts State Hotel Meeting at Manchester Hotel
More than 75 Ohio hotel operators toured Middletown’s Manchester Hotel as the Ohio Hotel Assn met there. Host Paul D. Galeese welcomed State Sen Edward H. Dell and Rep James R. Sexton at a buffet luncheon. Industry talks covered hotel credit cards and legislation while officers and trustees from several hotels statewide attended.
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Middletown
Manchester
Ohio Hotel Assn
Paul D. Galeese
Mana
Parmir
Painesville
Charles A. Jones
Fremont
E. R. Ochsendorf
Fort Steuben
Steubenville
Joyce
Manches
U N Studies Truce Head Gaza Reports
United Nations Security Council members studied a report by U N Palestine truce chief on the February Gaza clash. Maj Gen E L M Burns blamed Israel for the attack that killed 38 Egyptians and eight Israelis while citing Egyptian infiltration as a contributing factor. Loutfi urged sanctions or Chapter Seven action against Israel, while Eban prepared but did not deliver his speech.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
U. N. Palestine
Gaza
E.L.M. Burns
Israel
Burns
Holy Land
Selim Sarper
Turkey
Omar Loutfi
U. N
Egypt
Cairo
Loutfi
Abba Eban
Tanker Aruba May Call at Ceylon Saturday
Helsinki owners of the 13,000 ton Finnish tanker Aruba said the vessel probably will call Saturday at Ceylon with jet fuel bound for Communist China. Crew refusals to sail into Red China led owners to withhold the final destination and sparked speculation of an Indonesian port for cargo reassignment.
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Helsinki
Finland
Ceylon
China
Red China
Bing Co
Aruba
Sportsmen's Club and Scouts Plan 2000 Fir Tree Planting
Two thousand fir trees arrived at Middletown Sportsmen's Club and will be planted tomorrow by club members and Boy Scouts of Troop 29 sponsored by the Club. The project, supervised by Robert Wall, aligns with the Plant Ohio campaign and covers over 20 acres per a State Conservation Department plan. Boy Scouts under Francis Ditmeyer aid in the effort. More than 40,000 Americans, mostly military personnel, reside in southern Okinawa.
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Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Boy Scouts
Troop 29
Robert Wall
Ohio
Sportsmen's Club
State Conservation Department
Francis Ditmeyer
Six Charges After Mishap Here
Two men were arrested on six charges after a car struck a parked auto and crashed into a stone wall at 1400 Young St at 1 30 a m. No one was injured. Buford South 27 owner of the moving car charged with permitting an intoxicated person to drive permitting an unlicensed person to drive his car and leaving the scene James R Hackney 26 driver of Souths car charged with driving while under the influence no operator s license and leaving the scene Patrolmen stopped the South car in an alley between Grove and Young Streets The parked car owner Rudolph Svarda 41 suffered 350 damage and the South auto about 500 damage The wall damage was about 50. The accident occurred at 1 33 a m.
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Young St
Buford South
S. Main St
James R. Hackney
Baltimore St
South
Robert Sloan
Grove
Young Streets
Landon Webb
Robert Nunamaker
Rudolph Svarda
Twins Arrive 48 Days Apart in Ohio Birth Pair
In Delaware Ohio on January 28 a premature Caesarean twin girl was born to Mrs. Bernard Schnees. Forty eight days later a twin boy born from a rare ectopic pregnancy weighed 5 pounds 4 ounces at birth. The twins Douglas Lee and Deborah Lyn remain in hospital and are reported "all fine" with mother.
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Delaware
Ohio
Bernard Schnees
James Parker
Jane M. Case Hospital
Douglas Lee
Deborah Lyn
Driver Escapes Injury As Truck Topples On Rt 127
A semi truck driven by Harry Neff Jr. 33 Grove City Ohio overturned after colliding with a northbound truck driven by Raymond Farris 34 Cincinnati on US 127 just north of Seven Mile. Neff freed himself from the wreckage with no injuries reported.
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US. 127
Seven Mile
Harry Neff Jr
Grove City
Ohio
Neff
Raymond Farris
Cincinnati
New JA Products At Show Booth
Three new Junior Achievement products debut at the Middletown Auto Show opening tomorrow. The Novelty Kings unveil a duck plant arrangement with green plants sprouting from a painted decoy duck. AeroneAchievers presents a metal cigarette dispenser and Elkrafters offer a bird house product for first sale. Other JA items will be displayed and sold at the booth.
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Middletown
Novelty Kings
AeroneAchievers
Elkrafters
Terry Webster Wins Scouts Highest Award
Terry Webster of Troop 13 received Scouting's Eagle Award at a joint ceremony with Troops 13 and 10 at First Baptist Church. The 16 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Webster of 1605 Brentwood St, earned 21 merit badges and other requirements. George Harvey presented the award. Phl Whitehead spoke on scouting, with Ernest Peach and Jimm Fay also participating. Troop 18 members attended as guests.
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Scouting
Terry Webster
George Harvey
Mound Builders Area Council
First Baptist Church
New Eagle
Richard Webster
Brentwood St
Webster
Phl Whitehead
Ernest Peach
Jimm Fay
Health Aides Tell PTA of Program
A Middletown health department officials discussed the school health program at the Jefferson School PTA meeting. City health commissioner Robert McConaughy city Sanitarian Winifred Duff and Laura Crist director of the Bureau of Public Health Nursing explained their work with visual aids. Jefferson pupil musicians Danny Hansel Jenny Wrenn Pamela Moore Elaine Kev and Donna Cross performed selections. During the business portion Donald Cross and wife announced officers for next month with Robert Easton named vice president. A luncheon followed in the cafeteria hosted by room mothers led by Mrs. Homer Boxwell with help from Mrs. Eugene Topp Mrs. William Euler and Mrs. Gayle Humston.
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Middletown Health Department
Jefferson School
PTA
Robert McConaughy
Winifred Duff
Laura Crist
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
Danny Hansel
Jenny Wrenn
Pamela Moore
Elaine Kev
Donna Cross
At The Movies Showings This Weekend
Paramount presents Quest of Space at 1 15 4 05 7 00 and 9 50 p m Unchained at 2 50 5 45 and 8 40 p m Strand screens Black Dakotas at 1 30 4 20 7 15 and 10 05 p m Return to Treasure Island at 2 55 5 50 and 8 40 p m Saturday Return to Treasure Island at 2 00 5 20 and 8 40 p m Black Dakota er at 3 25 6 45 and 10 05 p m
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Treasure Island
Man Charged With Shoplifting At Murphy Store
Rudolph Webb, 20th Avenue resident, 2 years old city man, was arrested behind 28 South Broad Street after allegedly taking two dresses and several boxes of hose from G C Murphy Co. Det. Paul Fouts filed the charge. Patrolman Bill Brewer made the arrest at 1 30 p m. Police said Webb was spotted inside the store prior to the rear-area arrest.
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S. Broadstreet
G. C. Murphy Co
Rudolph Webb
20Th Ave
Paul Fouts
Webb
Bill Brewer
S. Broad St
Ex-Conbound on Grand Jury Larceny Charge
Charlie Spencer, 27, formerly of Mansfield Reformatory, bound to the Butler County Grand Jury on grand larceny after a $287 theft from Cy's Place. Bond set at $1500. he pleaded not guilty. Spurs detail: $235.45 found, $52 in nickels behind cafe. Doughman proprietor. Spencer had prior 1952 break‑in at Pastime Pool Room.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Butler County
Squire Lammie Bailey
Lemon Township
Charlie Spencer
Glenn Ave
Spencer
Frank South
James Greenfield
E. W. Doughman
Police Briefs Stolen TV Clock Reported At 1322 Baltimore St
Officers responding to a call at 1322 Baltimore St heard Jennie Cornelius say a television clock valued at 30 dollars was stolen. The incident was reported last night and under investigation.
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Baltimore St
Jennie Cornelius
Arrest of Won ie Deaton on intoxication charges
Police yesterday arrested Won ie Deaton, 21, Middletown Rt. 4, on charges of intoxication, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
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Wonnie Deaton
Middletown
Two Boys Take Candy Then Take To Heels
Two Middletown brothers aged 8 and 10 ran away after taking candy and fear of parental discipline. They burglarized a Franklin filling station, stole pop candy, slept in a barn, and rode two bicycles to Miamisburg before police caught them. Juvenile officials returned them to their parents.
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Middletown Brothers
Miamisburg
Jacob Seibold
Franklin
U.S
Seibold
Serviceman Kramer Participates in Exercise Roundup in Austria
Pvt. Kenneth J. Kramer son of John C. Kramer of Germantown Rt 2 recently took part in Exercise Roundup an Army training maneuver in Austria. A June 1953 Jefferson High School graduate Kramer entered the Army in October and arrived overseas last January serving as an assistant machine gunner in Company A 349th Infantry Regiment.
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Kenneth J. Kramer
John C. Kramer
Germantown
Oxford Officer Returns With Hollister After Far East Tour
Ens. Frank S. Dodd of 10 W. Park P. Oxford is aboard the destroyer Hollister scheduled to return to San Diego March 13. The Hollister is part of Destroyer Division 112, which has completed a six month tour of duty in the Far East.
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Ens
Frank S. Dodd
W. Park P
Oxford
Uss. Hollister
San Diego
Hollister
Far East
Blaze Damages Home Under Construction At 806 Alameda
Fire causing estimated 400 damage struck a one story frame house owned by Howard Sheely at 806 The Alameda. Firemen from Companies 2 and 3 battled the blaze at 8 10 a m with an emergency call at 10 38 p m to aid Eddie Wilson 30 of Hamilton who was transported to Middletown Hospital.
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The
Alameda
Howard Sheely
N. Sutphin St
1300
Central Ave
Eddie Wilson
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Baker's Ambulance
Marsh withdraws bill to ban bureau name in agencies
Sacramento Assemblyman William F. Marsh of North Hollywood withdraws his bill that would prohibit non governmental agencies from using the word bureau. He cited input from the California Farm Bureau Federation and the Sacramento Better Business Bureau in support of his decision.
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Sacramento
Calif
William F. Marsh
North Hollywood
Democrat
Bureau
California Farm Bureau Federation
Sacramento Better Business Bureau
Russians Hold St Patrick’s Day Party At Ottawa Embassy
The Russian Embassy in Ottawa hosted a St Patrick’s Day gathering though not in honor of Ireland’s patron saint. Government and diplomatic officials were invited to meet the embassy’s new counselor Ivanov Loginov, who said they did not realize the date’s significance when sending invitations.
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St. Pat
Ottawa
Ireland
Ivanov Loginov
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