Dennis Infant Dies at Newport Naval Hospital
Dennis Infant Robert Joseph Dennis aged two died at 30 Sunday night at Newport Naval Hospital. Born March 23, he was the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Estes of Middletown. The parents reside at 4 Phangri La Drive Middletown. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. John Yackle 84, 917 Alberton Ave. Catherine Curtis 89 323 Heaton St. George Smith 51 542 Caldwell St. services listed for the Hamilton area.
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Robert Joseph Dennis
Obert J. Dennis Jr
Newport
I., Naval Hospital
Ray Estes
Middletown
Phangri-La Drive
Ivors
Karen
Kimberly
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
John Yackle
Alberton Ave
Campbell
Catherine Curtis
Heaton St
St. Stephen’s
George Smith
Aldwell St
Brown-Dawson
Requiem for Miss Imelda Vonderhaar
Miss Imelda Mary Vonderhaar of 11186 Route 732 dies after short illness. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Marys Church with burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery Montgomery. Arrangements by R Nein & Sons Funeral Home. She is survived by her parents, five brothers Carl Eugene Raymond Leonard and others, and two sisters Mrs Helen Joffman and Miss Germaine Vonderhaar. Visitation not planned.
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Camden
Imelda Mary “Vonderhaar
St. Mary's Church
Urial
Gate of Leaven Cemetery
Montgomey
R. Nein & Sons
Miss Vonderhaar
Fred Vonderhaar
Swith
Carl
Seven Mile
Lebanon
Eugene
Orwood
Raymond
Leonard
Camden St
Helen Joffman
Germaine Vonderhaar
Man's Body Found In Old Fairfield House
The body of 35 year old Irving Letwin of Casper Wyoming was found yesterday in a vacant house at 6000 Dixie Highway Fairfield. Coroner Dr Garret J Boone says he was dead over a week and the body showed he had been an Air Force veteran. The man was found in a large closet by an unidentified passerby and taken to the Til er Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Casper
Wyo
Dixie Highway
Fairfield
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Irving Letwin
Air Force
Veterans Administration
Tiler Funeral Home
Duke Professor Robert Smith Dies at 64
Durham, N C Dr Robert Sidney Smith 64 chair of Duke University economics department and president elect of the Southern Economic Association died Sunday apparently of a heart attack. He had been on the Duke faculty since 1932.
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Durham
N.C
Robert Sidney Smith
Duke University
Southern Economic Association
Duke i
Haifa Ex-Mayor Abba Khoushi Dies at 70
Abba Khoushi the longtime Haifa mayor for 18 years has died at age 70. Under Khoushi leadership Haifa grew into Israel s largest industrial city and port.
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Haifa
Israel
Abba Koushi
Aifa
Nder Khoushi
Protestant Leaders Off To See Pope
Six Protestant church leaders travel to Rome to confer with Pope Paul VI and Catholic officials on ecumenical questions including possible Catholic membership in the National Council of Churches. The delegation will meet the Vatican Christian Unity Secretariat and hold talks with a Vatican official while in Rome.
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New York
Rome
Paul VI
U.S
National Council of Churches
National Council
Vatican
Christian Unity Secretariat
Friay
United States
Ohio Republican Council elects officers at spring meeting
The Ohio Republican Council, the state's largest Negro political group, met in Columbus over the weekend and elected officers. Robert Fisher of Canton was re-elected president while Ronald Morgan of Cincinnati and Sandy Sherman of Hamilton became vice presidents.
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Ohio
Ronald Morgan
Cincinnati
Middletown
Sandy Sherman
Hamilton
Robert Fisher
Canton
Do No Harm Creed Hampers Medical Advances
Dr. Chester M. Southam, retiring AA CR president and cancer researcher, argues the do no harm principle blocks progress. He calls for society to share liability for harm in human experiments and for compensation via government funding or private insurance. He cites volunteer deaths in yellow fever and smallpox studies.
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Ralph Dighton
SAN Francisco
Chester M. Southam
Retir
Southam
Baton Corps Wins First In Contest At Lan caster High School
The Royal Knights Drum and Bugle Corps led by Mrs Shirley Decker captured first place and $100 at Lan caster High School. Blue Diamonds junior baton twirling and Senior Black Panther teams also won first place trophies. Numerous solo and duet winners across beginner intermediate and advanced divisions were listed with placements and ages. The Pendleton Indiana event featured Lu Ann Evans winning advanced solo and the grand champion twirloff at a USTA contest.
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Royal Knights
Shirley Decker
Lancaster High School
Blue Diamonds
Black Panther
Brenda Hamm
Robin Cole
Julia Keener
Robert Bongiani
Deane Barnett
Cathy Barnes
Mary Helen
Margie Alequier
Lu Ann Evans
Aif Pendleton
Ind
Humphrey calls for racially integrated Democratic South
Hubert H. Humphrey states the national party must be rebuilt on an integrated basis in the South. He plans a Mississippi trip next month to bolster Democratic strength, aiming to unite the Deep South after carrying only one state in the previous election.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic Party
South
Mississippi
Deep South
Humphrey
Nixon
Aaron E. Henry
Vandals Threw Concrete Blocks At Parked Cars
At about 2 a.m. Saturday a concrete block was thrown at Wilbur Gebing’s car on Sheffield Street causing $400 damage to the hood roof and windshield. A second block damaged Gary Mains’s car at 4104 Fisher Avenue resulting in $300 damage.
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Wilbur Gebing
Sheffield St
Gary D. Mains
Clarksville
Fisher Ave
Prize Author Bernadotte E. Schmitt Dies at 82
Bernadotte E. Schmitt, 82, Pulitzer Prize winner for history in 1931 for The Coming of War 1914, died Saturday at his Arlington home after a long illness. He also authored numerous textbooks.
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Arlington, Va
Bernadotte E. Schmitt
Arlington
Offer for Ray Movie Sets $175000 Rights Price
Percy Foreman said Carlo Ponti offered $175000 for Ray movie rights to William Bradford Huie. He expects 60 percent of the amount plus Look magazine’s $85000 for Huie’s articles, with Ray’s fee fixed at $150000 and excess to go to Ray’s family.
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New York
Percy Foreman
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Carlo Ponti
Tress
Sophia Loren
William Bradford Huie
Ray
Foreman
Houston
Tex
Look Magazine
Huie
Candy Messler
Melvin
Powers
Hamilton Auto License Bureau Robbed
Hamilton police investigate the theft of about $1000 from a metal cash box at the Schwab Building auto license bureau on S Front Street. The office opened to find the money missing from Friday noon to Saturday. no forced entry was found. The receipts were from new Ohio car license plate sales.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Auto License Bureau
Schwab
S. Front Street
Jordan appoints Rifai to lead new government after Talhouni resignation
Prime Minister Bahjat Talhouni and his Cabinet resigned in Amman. Foreign Minister Abdel Moneim Rifai was asked to form a new government as King Hussein prepares for a US visit with President Nixon and UN Secretary General U Thant. Rifai, a Western-leaning diplomat, previously served as ambassador to Washington and London and UN representative. Talhouni cited health concerns and his tenure since 1967. He may be replaced to strengthen Jordan's UN case and Arab-Israeli talks.
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Bahjat Talhouni
Abdel Mo‘neim Rifai
Hussein
United States
Nixon
U.N
U Thant
Rifai
Talhouni
Jordan
Washington
London
United Nations
Wickes Corp Reports Record Yearly Sales Increase
Wickes Corp announced higher income and sales for the last year led by Daniel M. Fitz-Gerald. Net income reached 11,198,779 or 2.05 per share, after a 21 cent tax deduction, on sales of 375,731,043 up from 325,157,882. Fourth quarter income declined. The firm operates 180 lumber outlets including Monroe.
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Daniel M. Fitz-Gerald
Monroe
Anguilla mourns as demonstrators march behind coffin
About 400 Anguillans gathered under a hot sun for a funeral like demonstration protesting British occupation. The crowd carried a coffin labeled If Lee don't go Anguilla is dead while Anthony Lee stands as the British commissioner ruling the island. No violence occurred in the third protest over 13 months of unreconciled independence following a British invasion of the island with troopers and marines.
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Anguilla
Caribbean
Lee
Anthony Lee
St. Kitts Land Nevis
Spring shopping quotes and home goods in Pickwick Shoppe ad
Easter season items include Gorham and Towle silverware, silverbased hurricane lamps, wicker magazine racks, cotton paisley bags, yellow canvas beach bags with pom— plus Rolodex shoes at Rodere's. Framed photo gifts, fashion shifts from Shifts International and Miami prints, G E air conditioners, Bibles at Office Outfitters, and a Lowrey organ trade in at Norris Music.
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Pickwick
France
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