Men Bound Over To Butler Jury In Local Cases
Five men linked to Trenton burglaries and a Middletown armed robbery were bound over to the Butler County Grand Jury. Suspects include Richard Keil Eddie Cherry and Michael Allen under $5,000 bonds, with Darrell Griggs held under $2,500, and Elmer Birch under $5,000. Other defendants faced suspended terms and fines for larceny by trick bad checks and traffic violations.
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Trenton
Middletown
Butler County
Richard Keil
Fairfield
Eddie Cherry
Michael Allen
Hamilton
J. T. Lamb
Don Canter
E. Rodger Drive
Darrell L. Griggs
Crescent Blvd
Trenton Church of the Na
Elmer Birch
Dayton
A&p
Clinton Street
First Avenue
Birch
London Correctional Institution
Montgomery County
Samuel J. Miller
Yankee Road
Miller
William D. Gardner
Brentwood
Central Avenue
Gardner
Vital Statistics From Germantown Road Notice of births
A series of birth announcements lists the following: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones of Lafayette Avenue welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McVay of Main Street Franklin welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brazeau of Charles Street welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Combs of Glenn Avenue welcomed a boy today. Various other residents are noted for births or related entries in Germantown and nearby areas, with names including Janice Lee Hon, Mona Lisa Gay, Brenda Caudil, and Samuel Largent among others.
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Donald Jones
Lafayette Ave
Phillip McVay
N. Main St
Franklin
Robert Brazeau
Charles St
James Combs
Glenn Ave
Janice Lee
Trenton - Franklin Road
Nola P. Bonny
Freoklin
Brenda Caudil
Alfred Caudil
Pershing Ave
Mona Lisa Gay
Earl Gay
Main Street
Shelby Jackson
Summerville
Paul G. Gillespie
1St Ave
13 Scientists Assigned To Battle Plague
The National Communicable Disease Center has sent 13 scientists to Indonesia for an indefinite stay to fight a bubonic plague epidemic. Dr. Tom Chin leads the team, with Dr. John Bagby noting cases in South Vietnam and Java. WHO reports 95 plague cases and 45 deaths in Indonesia through March 15.
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Atlanta, Ga
National Communicable Disease Center
Indonesia
John Bagby
South Vietnam
Java
Tom Chin
Kansas City
World Health Organization
Missouri's Landmark Admission as State West of Mississippi
Missouri became the first state admitted to the Union west of the Mississippi River, marking a pivotal expansion of U.S. territorial and political boundaries. The milestone set a precedent for future western admissions and influenced the nation's evolving balance of free and slave jurisdictions.
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Missouri
Navy Enlists in Marines From Hamilton Family
Upson Stephen Navey son of Clyde B. Navey and Mrs Lorraine W. Navey of Hamilton has entered eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California. He is the brother of Ulysses S. Navey who is in the U S Navy.
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Hamilton
U. S
Navey
Marine Corps
Upton Stephen Navey
Clyde B. Navey
Sycamore St
Lorraine W. Navey
N. Erie Blvd
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Ulysses S. Navey
U. S. Navy
Wife Accepts Medal For Hero Husbands Valor
Sgt. Ralph E. Ackley wounded in Vietnam on February 11 recuperating at Fort Campbell Kentucky was awarded the Commendation Medal for heroism. His wife Kathleen received the medal and papers in a March 27 ceremony at the Hall home on 175 East Market Street Springboro. Ackley’s mother lives in London Ohio.
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Springboro
Ralph E. Ackley
Vietnam
Fort Campbell
Kathleen
Vernon Hall
E. Market St
Ackley
London
Ohio
Wives Group Seeks Help In Fourth of July Plans
Middletown group Wives Who Wait asks public cooperation to gather area servicemen names and official military addresses to send home town newspaper packets. Veterans Service Center and Legion Post at 116 S Main St offer phones 422-5424 and 422-5425 to receive names and addresses of service members serving outside Middletown.
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Middletown
U. S
Veterans Service Center
S. Main St
Legion Post
North Korea Broadcasts Five More Letters From Pueblo Crew
AP reports North Korea aired five additional letters from Pueblo crewmen requesting the U S government to meet terms for their release. The Pueblo and its 82 crewmen have been held since January 23. Letters address House Speaker John McCormack Senator Kuchel Senator Murphy wife and friend.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Pueblo
U.S
Central News Agency
PO J.C. Rushel Junior Blansett
John McCormack
D-Mass
Seaman Roy Jay Maggard
Thomas Kuchel
R-Calif
Earl R. Phares
George Murphy
Seaman Dale Evans Rigby
Clearfield
Utah
Harry Ireland
William Emkey
Berwick
Artificial eyes once promised new vision for wearers
Early reports claimed artificial eyes could grant wearers improved sight. Later assessments questioned the extent of vision restoration and emphasized limitations of prosthetic devices for true sight.
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Middletown Works
Rotary International Group
Harding-Jones Paper Co
Coca Cola
Fairborn
Butler
Eugene H. Frisch
Central Ave
Fred L. Hudson
Grove St
Albers
Breiel Boulevard
James C. Whitman
Grand Ave
Charles A. Sims
14Th Ave
Yvon LeMay
Sims
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Lith Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
God
Chapel Keys Quartet
Falmouth, Ky
Nazarene
St. Sutphin
Germantown Road
Lilie Commines
N. Clinton St
Fred Paugh
Waite Street
Anna E. Bendure
Ludlow Cole Jr
John H. Cain
Franklin Street
Troy Hall
Mohawk
William Griffey
Stebbey Road
Bobby C. Pe
Miamisburg
James Haddix
Fairmount Ave
Mildred R. Selvey
Reynolds St
Johnathan C. Haney
Miles A. Haddix
Shafer St
Warren Childres
Germantown
Freddie Stamper
Andrew Street
Samuel Largent
Molly Sorrell
Eaton Ave
NEW Life Temple
Trenton - Franklin RD
WPFB
Pastor Dean Sheets
U.S. Navey
Mee
Melampy
Engles Corner
Oxford State Road
Trenton Rt
Jackson Lane
Deckers
IGA
IGA Fresh
Royal Scott
Libby
Bermuda