Princess Michiko undergoes abortion in Tokyo
AP reports Crown Princess Michiko had an abortion to protect her health and wealth. The Imperial Household Agency said the operation succeeded and she and husband Crown Prince Akihito were briefly at the hospital. No medical reason was given beyond health concerns and Japan’s eugenics law permits such procedures.
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Tokyo
Michiko
Imperial Household Agency
Japan
Akihito
Prince Hiro
First U S Post Office Meter Use Authorized in 1920
The postal system gained its first mechanization in 1920 when Congress allowed business use of the postage meter, marking a milestone in mail handling efficiency.
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United States
Congress
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Myrtle Patterson 66 Middletown
Mrs Myrtle A Patterson 66 of 1214 Furst Ave Middletown died at 1 30 am at Middletown Hospital She was a St John s Church member and had lived in Middletown 55 years Surviving are her husband Donald a daughter Mrs Edward Brehm of Middletown a step father William McIntosh and four grandchildren Requiem High Mass will be 930 am Monday at St John s Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm The Rosary will be recited there at 730 pm Sunday Burial will be in Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Myrtle A. Patterson
Furst Ave
Middletown Hospital
Donald
Edward Brehm
Middletown
William McIntosh
St. John’s Church
Woodside
Frieds
Joseph R Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Infant Joseph Carrozza dies at Mercy Hospital
Nine month old Joseph Todd Carrozza son of Mr and Mrs Christopher Carrozza of 926 Nelbar St died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 145 AM today after two weeks illness. Surviving are the parents four sisters Cynthia maternal grandmother Ruby Grubbs of Middletown paternal grandmother Rose Carrozza of Middletown. Services set for 2 PM Monday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Robert McNamara officiating.
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Joseph Todd Carrozza
Christopher Carrozza
Nelbar St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Cynthia
Ruby Grubbs
Middletown
Rose Carrozza
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Robert McNamara
Services for Mrs Carrie S Johnson Held at Bethel AME Church
Mrs. Carrie S Johnson of 1102 Madison St. dies at Middletown Hospital. Services set for 11 a m Tuesday at Bethel AME Church with Dr Gaar Davis and the Rev S S Cousin officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Calls 6 to 9 p m Monday at Bailey Funeral Home. Survived by three sons Henry and James of Dayton and George of Harrisburg Pa.
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Carrie S. Johnson
Madison St
Bethel Ame Church
Gaar Davis
Richards Infant Rodney Lee dies. services today in Miamisburg
Three month old Rodney Lee Richards son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richards of Franklin died at home Wednesday. Services set for 3 p m today at Brough Memorial Home Miamisburg with burial at Hill Grove Cemetery. Surviving are his parents grandparents Lyle Ring Mi amisburg and James Richards Franklin.
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Franklin
Rodney Lee Richards
Donald Richards
N. River St
Brough
Miamisburg
Hillgrove Cemetery
Lyle Ring
James Richards
Memorial Masses for Local Residents Announced
Mrs. Bessie E Finan 74 of 652 Weller Ave Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m Monday St Ann s Church John E Schmidt 79 of 1932 Patton Ave Requiem High Mass 19 30 a m tomorrow St Ann s Andrew R Macke 82 of 435 Park Ave services 2 p m tomorrow Klaus Weigel
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Bessie E. Finan
Weller Ave
St. Ann's Church
John E. Schmidt
Patton Ave
St. Ann’s Church
Andrew R. Macke
Park Ave
Klaus - Weigel
Obituaries for Bartholdi Hjelm and Brock in three states
Dr Wendell L Bartholdi 51 dentistry professor at the University of Minnesota died Thursday He had taught at Rhode Island State College Wyoming University and Creighton University before joining Minnesota in 1952 The Rev Arthur C Hjelm 70 Lutheran clergyman and former New England Conference Luther Leagues president died Wednesday Hiram M Brock Sr 85 co author of 1930s Kentucky election law died Wednesday Brock a Republican served in the Kentucky State Senate from 1912 to 1936
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Minneapolis, Minn
Wendell L. Bartholdi
University of Minnesota
Rhode Island State College
Wyoming University
Creighton University
Minnesota
Grafton
Mass
Arthur C. Hjelm
London
Hiram M. Brock Sr
Kentucky
Brock
State Senate
Ohio Girl 10 Killed in Spain
A 10 year old girl, Heidi Johnson, daughter of Professor Harry Johnson of Wilmington College, was killed when bricks toppled from a temporary wall in Madrid. Four other American children were unhurt as the masonry collapsed during a wind event.
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Madrid
Spain
Wilmington
Car Robbed at Club Miami Area in Hamilton Township
The Moore vehicle on Plymouth Street was entered about 2 am with a broken window. Articles valued at 87.85 including a bowling ball bag suede jacket and cashmere sweater plus $10 window damage were reported stolen. Granville Robinson Jr. said four hub cabs worth 32 were taken from a car on South Main Street yesterday.
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George E. Moore
Plymouth St
Moore
Miami
Hamilton - Middletown Road
Granville Robinson Jr
S. Main St
S. Main Street
Miami Coeds Injured In Hamilton Car Crash
Two Miami University juniors in the education school were injured in a one car crash on Rt 27 south of McGonigle yesterday morning. Driver Bette Annette Baker 20 of Fueld was thrown from the vehicle with neck injuries. Passenger Jacqueline G Dostal 20 of Shaker Heights sustained leg bruises. They were treated and released from Ft Hamilton Hospital.
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Miami University
World's Largest Prisons Like Butirki and Kharkov
The article notes that Butirki jail in Moscow and Kharkov jail have at times housed up to 40 thousand prisoners each, marking them as the globe's largest prisons.
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Butirki
Moscow
Kharkov
Youth's 10 Inch Splinter Found After Toboggan Crash
Steve Brown a 19 year old freshman at Mankato State College suffered six weeks of stomach cramps before doctors located a ten inch splinter. A probe revealed wood from a toboggan had slipped through a notch in the pelvis and lodged in the back without harming vital organs. He joked about framing the remarkable fragment.
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Mankato, Minn
Steve Brown
Mankato State College
Brown
Scores Seized In Seoul As Marchers Scold Junta
In Seoul and two southern cities thousands join antigovernment protests against Gen. Chung Hee Park. Police seize scores of demonstrators as the junta faces its toughest challenge yet while pledging to extend military rule and restrain civilian government.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park bans political activity and seeks referendum
In a tense nation March 16 Park bans political activity and proposes a referendum to extend military rule. The military junta backs the government. A convoy of officers demonstrated from Park's residence to the defense ministry in Seoul as civilians joined. Police dispersed rallies in Pusan and Kwang-Ju with arrests.
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Park
Defense Ministry
Seoul
Pusan
Kwang-Ju
Park proposes extension of military rule amid referendum pledge
Park calls for a延期 extension of military rule stating the country should not become a state for tainted politicians. He vows to follow the will of the people as expressed through a referendum, though political activity continues.
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Park
Carless Foster Stewart Suspected In Dayton Car Theft
Dayton police traced a stolen car report to Carless Foster Stewart a 59 year old man of 143 S Jersey St Dayton. A Columbus Bureau of Motor Vehicles check confirmed the owner’s name matching the stolen vehicle report. The case hinges on the unusual name matching the incident.
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Dayton
Ohio
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Carless Foster Stewart
S. Jersey St
Middle town Sportsman's Club reports strong early memberships
The club logged 147 adult and 18 junior memberships at the first report. Team 1 led with 39 adult and 7 junior memberships, Team 2 reported 39 adult and 1 junior. Next report is 6:30 p.m. April 19. Fish fry scheduled March 29 from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Middletown Sportsman's Club Inc
Dave Lamphier
Team No. 1
Don Roberson
Team No
Ade Smallwood
Lamphier
Profumo Denies Ties to Missing Call Girl Christine Keeler
British War Minister John Profumo told the House of Commons he had friendly ties with Christine Keeler but had no involvement in her disappearance or the trial at the Old Bailey. He last saw Keeler in December 1961 and said any suggestion of impropriety is false. Christine’s Jamaican ex-boyfriend John Edgecombe faces seven years for firearm possession while she did not appear as a witness.
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London
John Profumo
House
Fof Commons
Labor
Commons
Christine Keeler
Old Bailey
Laborites
Henry Brooke
Profume
Miss Keeler
Profumo
Valerie Hobson
Cliveden
Viscount Astor
Lady Astor
Stephen Ward
John Edgecombe
Christine
Edgecombe
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