Wallace Says State Safer Than New York After Liuzzo Death
Gov. George C. Wallace expressed regret over the killing of Viola Gregg Liuzzo a 39 year old Detroit mother of five during a Lowndes County incident. He defended Alabama as safer than New York subways and urged calm while condemning violence by civil rights leaders he accused of not living in Alabama. He urged networks to bring in J Edgar Hoover for records and said he would meet with representative Alabama citizens while noting some protesters were non residents or had criminal records.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Lowndes County
Alabama
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Wallace
Ram
NBC
New York
Philadelphia
Malcolm X
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Selma
Capitol
Blue Cross 1964 Loss Revealed in 25th Annual Report
The Blue Cross Plan for 15 southwestern Ohio counties posted a loss over 1.4 million in 1964, with 98.8 cents paid out per dollar income. Operating costs were 3.2 cents per dollar, keeping expenses among the nation's lowest for similar plans.
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Hospital Care Corp
Blue Cross
Ohio
Law School Popularity Discussed by Dean in Middletown
Ray Hutchens dean of Chase Law School Cincinnati spoke on growing public interest in night law schools before the Middletown Bar Association. Hutchens, a Wilmington College graduate with an education master from Miami University, has led the night school for 20 years as 22 of the association’s 27 members attended.
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Ray Hutchens
Chase Law School
Cincinnati
Middletown Bar Association
Hutchens
Wilmington College
Miami University
Chase
Bliss To Take 2 To New Job In Washington
National Republican chairman elect Ray Bliss will move to Washington next week with two staffers John J. Flanagan and Ray Stull. Flanagan, a former Toledo newspaperman and Bliss assistant, is unsure of his exact role.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Washington
John J. Flanagan
Toledo
Bliss
Ray Stull
Ohio
Flanagan
Deaths And Funerals Clarence Chaney
Clarence Chaney 69 of 1813 Manchester Ave died at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since March 20 He was a Sorg Paper Co finisher until 1956 and a World War I veteran Surviving are his wife three sisters and three brothers Services 2 p m Monday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Clarence Chaney
Manchester Ave
Middletown Hospital
Chaney
Sorg Paper Co
Beulah
Goldie Blankenship
Bethel
Oliva Greer
Lexington, Ky
Lillyway Hiller
Jeffersonville
Moody
Winfred
H. G. Chaney
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Ethel Belle Sheets
Monroe St
Failing Earth
Sheets
Join
Jo Ann Ward
William
Franklin
Jack
Elmer Jewell
Marie Hayden
Denver
Mae Shafer
Carrizoso
N. M
McCoy - Leffleroe
Locke
Funeral
Somerville Cemetery
Wirtley
Vero Beach
Fla
Butler Countty
Papers, Inc
Ham
Oseer
Miss Charlotte Dell, 72, dies after three weeks as patient
Miss Charlotte Dell of 112 N Sutphin Street dies at 8 30 a m after a three week hospital stay. Survived by sisters Miss Anna Dell Miss Mary Dell and brothers George a professor at Capitol University Charles of Royal Oak Mich and Rev Frank Dell of Celina. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Charlotte Dell
N. Sutphin St
Middletown Hospital
Anna Dell
Mary Dell
George
Capitol University
Charles
Royal Oak
Mich
Frank Dell
Celina
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Gloved with Life: Mrs Dorothy McClusky Dies in Middletown
Dorothy Mae McClusky 30 of 1008 Hanover St died at 2 30 am in Middletown about an hour after the death of a stillborn son. Survived by husband William four sons Robert Vincent Brock James all of Middletown two daughters Karla Lisa also of Middletown maternal grandfather John Brock Hamilton sister Mrs Milburn Ross Hamilton and one grandchild. Arrangements are with Bailey Funeral Home.
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Dorothy Mae McClusky
Hanover St
Middletown
McClusky
Hamilton
William
Robert
Vincent
Brock
James
Karla
Lisa
John Brock
Milburn Ross
Vicom
The
Bailey Funeral Home
Services for Mrs. Cora Pleasant Held Monday
Mrs. Cora Lee Pleasant, 76, of 922 Eighth Ave, will be laid to rest at Woodside Cemetery after a 3 p.m. Monday service at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home led by Rev Eli Wilbert. Visitation is Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to ?.
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Cora Lee Pleasant
Eighth Ave
McCoy - Leffler
Eli Wilbert
Woodside Cemetery
Easant
Mrs Mildred Thress 64 Died At Barbara Drive Home
Mrs Mildred Thress aged 64 died at 8 a.m. today at her home 1 ss08 Barbara Drive after seven years of illness. She had worked as a secretary to Kameon Zieg. Arrangements are with Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Mildred Thress
Barbara Drive
Charles Mason 63 dies at Florida home
Charles Mason 63 formerly of Mason died Wednesday at his home in Brandenton Florida He is survived by his wife Helen a daughter Wanda Torok of Brandenton and two sisters Mrs V D Lane Dayton and Mrs Ralph Stouder Mason The Gallimore Funeral Home will hold services tomorrow with burial in Rose Cemetery. The home is open tomorrow after 10 am.
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Mason
Charles 63
Brandenton
Fla
Helen
Wanda Torok
V. D. Lane
Dayton
Ralph Stouder
Gallimore Funeral Home
Rose Cemetery
John A. Wirtley Rites Planned for Seven Mile Native
Funeral services for John A. Wirtley, 71, a former Seven Mile resident, will be held at 10 30 a m tomorrow at Inman Funeral Home with burial to follow.
North Viet Nam radar stations hit in deep air raid
U S Navy jet bombers attacked four coastal radar stations in North Viet Nam marking the deepest penetration in 12 raids since February 7 A1 two Navy planes were shot down in the Gulf of Tonkin and several other ships planes were damaged Two pilots survived and were rescued by helicopter crews
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
China
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Racketeer Not Guilty Of Evasion
In Cleveland federal court Judge Girard E Kalbfleisch finds Leo Moceri not guilty of failing to file income tax returns for 1958 to 1961. Moceri testified he had no income in those years and claimed $70,000 in cash after release from the Ohio Penitentiary in 1957 for extortion. The judge ruled on Thursday after government attorneys produced no proof.
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Cleveland
Leo (Lips) Moceri
Moceri
Warren
Ohio Penitentiary
Girard E. Kalbfleisch
Woman Hit In Franklin Injures Woman In Car Collision
Franklin police report Naomi Bailey 65 of 320 Lake Ave was struck at N Main and Second Ave at 12 25 p.m. by a car driven by Jack L Wilson 26 of 804 Forest Ave. She was treated at Middle town Hospital for head lacerations leg abrasions lip and abdominal contusions. Investigation ongoing.
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Franklin
N. Main Street
Second Avenue
Jack L. Wilson
Forest Av
Second Street
Eaton
Accit
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Central Ave
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Mrs. Ethel Sheets
Dorothy McClusky
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F.D.L.C
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Charles Tompkins
John A. Wirtley
London
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Soviet Union
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Robert Construct
Dr. R. Leonard Carroll
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H. C. Jenkins
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