Armco union urged to drop anti literature clause
An NLRB trial examiner recommended that Armco Steel Corp independent union stop enforcing a contract clause barring United Steelworkers literature on non work time and non Armco premises. The ruling finds the clause constitutes an unfair labor practice. Exceptions to the recommendation may be filed within two days before the full board issues a final decision.
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National Labor Relations Board
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
United Steelworkers
NLRB
Collinwood High School Opens Under Police Detail
Cleveland AP reports Collinwood High School reopened with a 60 member police detail supervising pupils and no racial disturbances observed during the first day of classes.
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Cleveland
Collinwood High School
15 Area Students Win Top Ratings At Miami
Fifteen science students from eight area junior and senior high schools earned superior ratings at the Southwest Ohio High School Science Day on the Miami University campus. A total of 470 district entries and 401 exhibits were reported, with 82 students and projects advancing to the Ohio State Fairgrounds state contest in Columbus April 9 and 10.
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Miami University
Miami
Columbus
Ohio Academy of Science
Floyd L. James
Two Middletown youths admit to three car thefts
Two 16 year olds in Butler County face delinquency charges after admitting to four car thefts and a break-in. They used stolen cars to travel to Richmond Indiana to visit a sister. Arrest followed a Saturday theft at a car on Main Street and a break-in at American Materials on Oxford State Road.
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Middletown
Butler County
Hamilton
Richmond
Ind
Middletown Division of Police
S. Main St
Yankee Road
Wilson Street
Roger Stewart
Wilson St
American Materials
Oxford State Road
Blumberg seeks six months to sell firms assets
Middletown businessman Samuel M. Blumberg asks the U S District Court in Cincinnati for six months to sell his companies properties instead of county court sale. He says court sale would reduce values of 604 Charles Corp properties and B M Construction parcels including Germantown Road stores and Roosevelt Ave apartments. He lists fair market values: Charles Street $160 000 Germantown Road $75 000 Roosevelt Ave apartments $55 000.
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Middletown
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Samuel M. Blumberg
Roosevelt Ave
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Blumberg
Charles Corp
B. & M. Construction Co
Germantown Road
Charles Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Police Briefs Reported Drunk Driving and Theft Incidents
EDWARD WOLF, 39, of 907 Elwood St., arrested by police at Manchester Ave and N Verity Pkwy for driving while intoxicated. CLIFF WILLIAMS, 233 S Broad St, said someone stole $150 from him while he slept at Lee's Cafe, 1224 Girard Ave, Saturday night. A 19-year-old girl treated and released from Middletown Hospital after slashing her left wrist. ARNOLD TAULBEE, 45, of 117 N Marshall Rd, arrested at Central Ave and Marshall Rd for driving while intoxicated.
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Edward Wolf
Elwood St
Manchester Avenue
N. Verity Parkway
Cliff Williams
S. Broad St
Lee's Cafe
Girard Ave
Middle‘town Hospital
Arnold Taulbee
N. Marshall Road
Central Avenue
Marshall Road
Tri County Ambulance to Close A May First Switch
Local funeral directors prepare to resume ambulance service with McCoy Leffler Funeral Home purchasing two new ambulances. Tri County Ambulance Service will cease operations by May 1 due to uncollectable bills and lack of profit after more than two years. The McCoy Leffler firm plans to run the service, staffing and equipment ready by the date, while other directors remain undecided.
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Tri - County Ambulance Service
Homer Leffler
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
The
Journal Today
Tri- County
Jack Heller
Heller
Leffler
Tri - County
Tri-County
Loot Found In Creek From Camden Hardware Theft
A fisherman found loot from the Camden Hardware Store theft, including 13 rifles valued at 467.30, near Seven Mile Creek. Deputies authenticated the items as part of the Camden theft. several hand guns remain missing and damage from water is undetermined.
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Hamilton
Camden Hardware
Camden
Robert Horn
Augspurger Ave
New Miami
Seven Mile Creek
Butler County Sheriff's
Cliff Hyde
Sanley Corey
Preble County
John J. Stover
Hyde
Sixteen Arrested at Lebanon Beer Party
In Lebanon, sixteen people were arrested Friday night over a beer party, ten of them juveniles aged 15 to 18. Liquor Agent Paul Thompson charged Terry Davis, 18, and Charles Cox, 20, with giving liquor to minors. Davis's parents Ralph W and Hazel Davis and babysitter Glenna Sargeant were charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency. Gary Stacy, 20, faced two counts. Arrests followed a 16 year old’s intoxication incident downtown.
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Lebanon
Paul Thompson
Terry Davis
Deerfield Road
Charles Cox
E. Mulberry St
Warren County
Davis
Ralph W
Hazel Davis
Glenna Sargeant
Tom Johnson
The
Congo Army Wins Play in Psychological War Near Kampena
In Leopoldville the Congo national army reports success in Operation Paywar a psychological offensive using salt fish and tinned meats as bribes to rebels near Kampena to lay down arms officials say the campaign may be extended as the rebels show signs of yielding through the bribe tactic.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo National Army
Kampena
Congo
Advisers For JA Honored At Banquet
The first JA Advisers appreciation dinner at Brown s Run Country Club honored veteran advisers with W C Robertson listing those with two or more years in the program and wives names. Fred Playney distributed lighters pins and certificates. Charlie Reeder noted for 14 years with Dayton and Middletown. Gordon Hilemann and Inza Stone each with 12 years.
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Lemon - Monroe
JA Advisers
Brown’s Run Country Club
W. C. Robertson
JA Board of
Fred Playney
Charlie Reeder
WPFB
Dayton
Middletown
Gordon Hilemann
Aetoncam Manufacturing Corp
Inza Stone
Black Clawson Co
Mitchell Sommers
Solarcrafts
Armco International
Tthe
Therapy Director To Speak At Crusade Dinner
Dr. Esther C. Marting, director of radiation therapy at Christ Hospital Cincinnati, will be guest speaker at the American Cancer Society 1965 Crusade dinner April 1 at Brown's Run Country Club. She directs a two million volt x ray therapy unit and will discuss Today's Treatment of Cancer.
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Esther C. Marting
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
American Cancer Society
Brown's Run Country Club
Richard M. Wilson
Middletown Butler
Marting
University of Cincinnati Medical School
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Curie Institute
Paris
France
Marie Curie Hospital
London
England
American Medical Women’s Association
University of Cincinnati
Howard D. Fabing
Locher defends Cleveland tax plan ahead of May referendum
Cleveland Mayor Ralph S. Locher urged support for a three quarters of one percent city income tax to fund anti crime, blight and poverty programs. He spoke Sunday night as opponents blasted the plan set for vote at the May 4 primary.
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Cleveland
Ralph S. Locher
Boy Caught Chopping Through Wall At G C Murphy Store
A 14 year old boy was captured after allegedly trying to break into G C Murphy Co at 1044 Central Ave. He removed ten bricks from the southeast corner with a screwdriver and hatchet since 11:30 p.m. He was arrested at 4:30 a.m. as officers saw smoke on the roof. Store manager A L Yingst and Fire Department Platoon Commander Charles Ingram were present. the boy was found on a third floor fire escape and later on an air shaft ledge by police.
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G. C. Murphy Co
Central Ave
A. L. Yingst
Charles Ingram
Fire Department
Yingst
Ingram
Russell Dwyer
Earl Smith
Sorg Products Officers Named
John R. Boardman was elected president and George R. Hain vice president of operations at Sorg Products Co. at a board meeting held at the Ligonier Indiana plant. Gerald A. Shultz elected treasurer and assistant secretary. other directors include C. W. Marion, D. M. Yost, R. A. Drisco, and R. V. Spayd. Boardman has 17 years in folding carton work. Hain rose from VP and director of manufacturing and was formerly manager of Royal Imprints Co.
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John R. Boardman
George R. Hain
Sorg Products Co
Sorg Paper Co
Sorg
Donald G. Driscoll
Ligonier
Ind
Boardman
Hain
Gerald A. Shultz
C. W. Marion
Sorg Paper
D. M. Yost
R. A. Drisco
R. V. Spayd
Sorg Products
Royal Imprints Co
Lewisburg
Board To Hear TV Report On Education Values
The Curriculum Council of Middletown schools will present its annual report on Values of Education Television to the Board of Education at 7 30 this evening in the Administration Building 1515 Girard Ave. The board will review bids from contracting firms for four classrooms and an all purpose room at Wilson Elementary School and discuss personnel matters.
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Curriculum Council of Middletown Schools
Educaton Television
Board of Education
Girard Ave
Wilson
Teasley Joins Selma to Montgomery Civil Rights Walk
Henry Teasley acting chairman of CORE has joined the Selma to Montgomery march. Tonight's regular CORE meeting is canceled due to Teasley's absence.
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Middletonian
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Henry Teasley
Teasley
City considers first reading of 9.8 contract with CGE Go
Tonight's City Commission agenda includes first reading of a 9.8 contract with Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co for city wide electric rates. The plan keeps rates aligned with Cincinnati and shows a small overall change, with residential rates down 0.4 percent and small business category up 2.7 percent, totaling a slight overall decrease of 0.1 percent. Also on the agenda is bids for purchase and removal of a city owned house and garage on the site of the fifth fire station at Central Avenue and Breiel Boulevard.
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City Commission
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Go
Cincinnati
nSie
Fifth City
Central Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown Students Attend Distributive Education Parley
Four Middletown High School students and teacher-coordinator M G McCall attended the annual distributive education leadership conference in Columbus. About 6000 students from 100 high schools joined contests on distributive education, business sessions, and a dinner dance at Ohio State University Student Union. Attendees from Middletown included Cherie Cain Tom Henderson Patty McGuire and Pete Karloutsos who served as delegates from the Middletown DECA chapter.
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Middletown
Distributive Education Clubs of America
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Gorsuch Road
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T. Schu‘mann
W. Main St
Mason High
Bill A. Diggins
Butler Warren Road
Christine E McCoy
Kings Mills Road
Gene S. Mentzer
Indianwood Drive
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Lela Drive
Leslie E. Spaeth
Cherokee Drive
Gary Raymond Weisman
Reading Road
Gratis Junior High
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Kenneth St
West Chester
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Jerry Carter
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