Alfred M. Alcorn 60 Dayton Veteran Dies
Alfred M. Alcorn 60 of Dayton and formerly Franklin died at St. Elizabeth Medical Center Dayton at 1 12 a m He retired in 1959 from Master Electric Co and was a World War II veteran Surviving wife Essie and sister Mrs Etta Huff of Battle Creek Mich Services 10 a m Saturday at Free Pentecostal Holiness Church Miamisburg burial Woodhill Cemetery Calling hours 2 5 and 7 9 p m tomorrow at Eaton Funeral Home
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Master Electric Co
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Etta Huff
Battle Creek
Mich
Free Pentecostal Holiness Church
Miamisburg
Robert McKinney
John Lamb
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton
Six boys installed as Scout Leaders at Troop 21 meeting
At Wildweed School the Armco Association sponsored Troop 21 installed six tenderfoot scouts and named patrol leaders. New leaders include Mark Triplett Warren Whitehead Mark Easterly David McChesney Wayne Lawrence and John Stitzel with Ralph Lawrence as senior patrol leader and Chris Gebhart David Staton as patrol leaders.
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Wildweed School
Mark Triplett
Warren Whitehead
Mark Easterly
David McChesney
Wayne Lawrence
John Stitzel
Ralph Lawrence
Chris Gebhart
David Staton
Randy Miller
Jack McFarland
Franklin Carl Linkous 74 of Lebanon dies at Dayton VA Hospital
Carl Linkous 74 formerly of Lebanon died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital in Dayton after a three day stay. A World War I veteran he lived in Lebanon 43 years before moving to the VA Center. Survived by son Rhondas of Baytown Texas and daughter Phyllis Fitzgerald of Franklin plus five brothers and five sisters. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday Eaton Funeral Home with Lebanon Cemetery burial. Calling hours Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Tex
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Troy
Kentucky
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Daytona Beach
Fla
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Kansas
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Cecil
Grace Russell
Russellville
Bess Stamper
Bowling Green
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Miamisburg
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Mabel Linkous
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Lebanon Cemetery
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Obituary Notices for Pryce Stone Feltner Cahall
Pryce Stone age 72 of 861 N Third St dies with service 10 a.m. tomorrow Colligan. William Feltner age 61 of 623 Heaton St dies with service 1 p.m. Saturday Webb. Mrs Lucille Cahall age 57 formerly of Hamilton Newport Ky dies with service 10 a.m. tomorrow Brown-Dawson.
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William Feltner
Heaton St
Webb
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Newport
Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
U S Urges Soviet Ceiling on Middle East Arms to Egypt
The Nixon administration seeks a Soviet cap on arms shipments to the Middle East while not expecting broad accord. Secretary Rogers speaks with Ambassador Dobrynin urging renewed peace talks, a cease-fire, and early discussions on arms limits. Nixon delays 25 Phantom jets and 100 Skyhawks for Israel.
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Russia
Mideast
Middle East
Rogers
U.S
Ohioan Named to Presidency at Simmons College
Simmons College of Boston announced that Dr. William J. Holmes Jr. will become the fourth president, succeeding Dr. William E. Park on July 1. Holmes, previously assistant to Ohio University’s president, led the English department at the State University of Iowa from 1951 to 1958 before joining Ohio University last year.
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Holmes
Ohio
State University of Iowa
Time Will Ease Consumer Burders Says Kennedy
Treasury Secretary Kennedy told the North Carolina Citizens Association that lowering the prime rate to 8 percent signals an end to inflation and that relief for consumers will take six months or more as prices adjust. He noted the move aligns major banks with other short term rates.
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N.C
Treasury
David Kennedy
North Carolina Citizens Association
Education spending bill clears hurdle for 300 million over Nixon budget
A House appropriations subcommittee approved a bill boosting education funding by 300 million beyond President Nixon's budget. Nixon proposed 270.5 million more for next year, but lawmakers added their own increase. The move follows a drawn out budget fight including vetoes and revisions.
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Former Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson Dies at 84
Kansas City AP report says Jesse M. Donaldson rose from letter carrier to U.S. postmaster general under President Truman from 1947 to 1953. He died at St Luke's Hospital at 84, survived by wife Nell, son Jesse Jr., daughter Doris Carpenter, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Services set for Friday at 2 p.m. with Forest Hill Cemetery burial.
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U.S
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Jesse Jr
Doris Carpenter
Arlington, Va
Forest Hill Cemetery
Judge Cramer to Advise on Five City Workers Firing
Judge Fred B. Cramer, who mediated a city workers strike, met informally with union and city officials over the dismissal of five probationary employees. City Personnel Director Jack Bates said the terminations followed probation rules, not the strike, and are considered routine with no unique action.
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Butler County
Bowl Down Cancer Week Drawn for Middletown Area
The American Cancer Society set Bowl Down Cancer Week for April 5 to 11 in the Middletown area. Mrs. William Osborne announced at a directors meeting held at the Manchester Motor Inn. B C Haselton reported crusade progress and awarded a trophy to Mrs. Wilbur Cohen for the state’s top score last year.
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American Cancer Society
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Wibur Cohen
Cohen
Schirm Drive
Middletown Hospital
Temple Beth
Sholom
National Council of Jewish Women
William Schaefer
Columbus
Jerry Roberts
Middletown-Buter County
William Noll
Fire at 1806 Central Ave apartment destroys mattress
Firefighters report a blaze started in a first floor bedroom of the M. D. Spencer apartment at 1806 Central Ave. The mattress and covers burned. cause believed careless smoking. Damage estimated at 35 dollars.
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M.D. Spencer
Jury to Probe Chevron Drilling in Gulf Coast
A federal grand jury will investigate Chevron Oil Co. for alleged safety violations after a Gulf of Mexico platform fire. Interior Secretary Hickel alleged wholesale violations while Chevron officials said they cooperated with investigations and emphasized damage avoidance efforts. Government inspectors found 137 of 178 offshore wells lacked storm chokes.
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Walter J. Hickel
Gulf of Mexico
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Hickel
Gulf
Louisiana
William T. Pecora
U.S. Geological Survey
Community club and lodge meetings listed for Thursday
Ohio Bell Hecklers Club meets at 6 30 pm on Germantown Road near Frischs Trenton Lions Club gathers at 6 30 pm Franklin FOE Auxiliary at 7 30 pm Middletown Trade and Labor Council at 7 30 pm AFL Hall Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 at 7 30 pm Castle Hall Alpha Council 326 Jr OUAM at 7 30 pm 19 N Broad St Toastmasters Club at 7 30 pm Eastern Lanes Middletown Council for Human Dignity at 8 pm United Missionary Baptist Church IOOF Lodge 956 at 8 pm 2304 Central Moose Lodge 501 at 8 pm Moose Hall BPOE Lodge 257 at 8 pm Elks Temple Al Anon Family Group at 8 30
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Al-Anon Family Group
Doctors create pollution with pill prescriptions says Cathcart
Dr L M Cathcart of the University of British Columbia, in Honolulu, urged Americans to worry about drug pollution entering minds and bodies. He told island physicians that doctors contribute to the problem by the vast number of pills they prescribe, noting economic woes as a factor in patients' illness.
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L.M. Cathcart
University of British Columbia
United States
Island Physiciang
Cathcart
Optimist Club
Manchester
Big Jim Folsom Opens Sixth Run for Alabama Governor
James E. Folsom launches his sixth bid for Alabama governor in Cullman at his home calling for tax cuts aligned with reductions in federal taxes. The 61 year old former governor stands 6 foot 8 and debuts his campaign from Folsom’s porch known as “front porch campaign.” He mentions his family including a two month old daughter.
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Ala
Big Jim
Alabama
Folsom
James E. Folsom
Cincinnati Zoo corrects sex of baby rhinoceros
Cincinnati Zoo officials announced a misidentification of a newborn rhinoceros. The calf, born last Saturday, was first listed as a male but is actually a female.
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Cincinnati Zoo
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