Ohio man among casualties in Virginia plane wreck
A Civil Air Patrol search in western Virginia located a shattered Cessna 172 on Wild Knob mountain near Montvale. Three Army privates from Fort Eustis were aboard when the March 16 night crash killed pilot Richard Buckett, 21, of Monmouth Illinois, and passengers Frederick Gottel Jr., 20, of Parma Ohio, and William Lancaster, 21, of Rochester Indiana.
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Montvale
Virginia
Civil Air Patrol
Lynchburg
Here
CAP
Ft. Eustis
Roanoke
Richard Buckett
Monmouth
Ill
Frederick Gottel Jr
Parma
Ohio
William Lancaster
Rochester
Ind
Wild Knob
Bedford County
Rucker Tibbs
Lancaster
Williamsburg
Army
Meet in Columbus Cured Cancer Crusade Kickoff
In Columbus, Ohio, more than 700 Ohio Cancer Society volunteers gathered at the Student Union to launch the divisions fifteenth cured cancer assembly and crusade kick-off. Dr. Arthur G. James spoke on cancer causes, cure rates, and the impact of smoking cessation, urging early treatment to increase cure potential. Residential solicitations are scheduled for April 27 to 29.
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Ohio Cancer Society
Columbus
Ohio
Middletown-Butler County
William T. Maxwell
Park Lane
Maxwell
Middletown
Lima
Arthur G. James
National
ACS
Ohio Division Board of Trustees
James
Minnie Pearl
ACS Crusade
Lawrence Welk
Paul Hegg
Hegg
Lars Larson
Lawson
Joseph LeMoyne
Lloyd Nolan
Youth Against Cancer
Bruce Lawson
Kim Huntzinger
Phi Beta Psi
Judy Parker
Franklin
Threepenny Opera tryouts set for two Middletown nights
Tryouts for Threepenny Opera take place tonight and tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Dave Finkelman Auditorium on the Middletown Campus of Miami University. The Community Players will present the musical on May 25 and 26 with 19 speaking and singing roles plus a small beggar chorus. Participants should come prepared to sing and may also volunteer for costumes scenery lights makeup or publicity.
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Dave Finkelman
Middletown
Miami University
Today In History March 26 1973 Associated Press
On this date in 1953 Jonas Salk announced a polio vaccine from the University of Pennsylvania. It also notes events in 1895 Japan occupying the Pescadores Islands and 1913 floods in Ohio Indiana and Texas. Other items mention Marshal Foch in 1918, British demonstrations ten years earlier, and Malta Britain defense link a year ago. An audition notice lists Jim Martin as musical director with Larry Moore Les Landen and Ken Robinson for a stage production.
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Associated Press
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pennsylvania
Japan
Pescadores Islands
Formosa Strait
Ohio
Indiana
Texas
Ferdinand Foch
France
London
South Vietnam
Mediterranean
Malta
Britain
Jim Martin
Larry Moore
Les Landen
Ken Robinson
The Truth About Nerve Deafness booklet offer
Reading material discusses common hearing problems and corrective techniques. Authored by W. F. Carver of Washington University School of Medicine, the 8 page booklet is free via Dept. 5152, Beltone Electronics Corp. in Chicago.
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W. F. Carver
Washington University School of Medicine
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria St
Chicago
Ill
Visit to Japan program by Verity sixth graders
Verity Middle School sixth graders, under Mrs. Dorothy Robertson, will present A Visit to Japan tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the school gym. The program follows a six week study of Japan and includes a Japanese home visit meal music a festival and displays of projects and articles. A business meeting precedes the program.
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Japan
Verity Middle School
PTO
Dorothy Robertson
Shawnee Lodge opens as fifth Ohio state park lodge
Shawnee Lodge in Portsmouth at Shawnee State Park becomes the fifth vacation lodge in Ohio state parks. Opened in January 1973, the facility offers 50 guest rooms for visitors and travelers.
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Portsmouth State Park
Ohio
Sponsor of ERA hopeful Cites Ohio House vote fate
Columbus Democrat Rep Michael P Stinziano predicts passage of the women's equal rights amendment in the Ohio House, saying Ohio ratification could spur other states though the Senate remains opposed. He notes 30 states have ratified while 38 are required. the bill would then face Senate approval still. Senator Robert Secrest says he will vote against the ERA.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Michael P. Stinziano
House
Senate
Robert T. Secrest
D-20
Cambridge
Four identical license plates issued to Pepper Pike man
Walter Kreth of Pepper Pike found four consecutive Ohio plates all reading AG 2012 for two cars. He plans to keep them despite registration slips showing AG 2011 and AG 2012, saying he won’t bother with red tape to correct the mixup.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Walter Kreth
Pepper Pike
Ohio
Kreth
Columbus
Preparation H relief for hemorrhoidal itching and swelling
An ad claims an exclusive formulation rapidly relieves burning itching and inflammation in hemorrhoidal tissues. Tests in New York Washington and the Midwest report success, noting lubrication protection and non sting soothing effects for day or night use in ointment or suppository form.
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New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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