Humphrey backs new bill to give cities cabinet voice
Vice President Hubert Humphrey urged mayors and city officials to back a bill creating a Department of Housing and Urban Development by elevating the Housing and Home Finance Agency. He warned cities face rapid growth, debt, and housing decay, urging urban voice in the Cabinet.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sal
America
National League of Cities
Senate
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Humphreys
Humphrey
Civic Symphony Showcases Home Talent In Middletown
The Middletown Civic Symphony presents a spring concert Sunday at 8 15 p m in the Middletown High School auditorium featuring organist George Lachenauer performing Schumann Piano Concerto. Middletown High School students Steve Tutt and Norman Nichols will join as soloists, with the overture to The Bartered Bride and Dances of Galanta on the program. Special advance rates apply for groups and students. box office prices are 1.25 for adults and 0.50 for students.
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Middletown Civic Symphony
Middletown High School
George Lachenauer
First Presbyterian Church
Symphony
Steve Tutt
Norman Nichols
Janice Schulz
Obituaries for Mrs Goldie Bernheisel and Dr Benjamin Gordon
Mrs Goldie Bernheisel 62 of New Lebanon sister of Clar ence Hawthorne Carlisle died 1 15 pm yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton also surviving husband Elmer two daughters Betty Slusher Glora Hale and her mother Minerva Hawthorne Arrangements incomplete Kolp Funeral Home New Lebanon ATLANTIC CITY NJ AP Dr Benjamin Lee Gordon 94 ophthalmologist and medical historian died Tuesday after a long illness served at Philadelphia area hospitals on staffs of Jefferson Medical College and University of Pennsylvania Grads London AP Sir Robert Henry Davis 89 authority on submarines and deep sea diving died Monday inventor of submersible decompression apparatus allowing divers to ascend safely from depth
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Goldie Bernheisel
New Lebanon
Clarence Hawthorne
Carlisle
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Bernheisel
Elmer
Betty Slusher
Glora Hale
Minerva Hawthorne
Lebanon
Kolp
Atlantic City
Benjamin Lee Gordon
Gordon
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
University of Pennsylvania Graduate School
London
Robert Henry Davis
Woman Waives Hearing On Husband Death
Peggy Theiss of 18 Roberts Court waived a preliminary hearing on a first degree manslaughter charge in the death of her husband Frank Theiss 45 reportedly after he fell in the basement stairs and died at Mercy Hospital. The case was bound over to the Butler County grand jury after she entered a not guilty plea.
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Yes
San
Butler County Grand Jury
Peggy Theiss
Roberts Court
Hamilton City
Frank Theiss
Mercy Hospital
Parapet Shored Up at Westminster Abbey for 1953 Coronation
During the 1953 coronation of Queen Elizabeth workmen reinforced a 60 foot long parapet in Westminster Abbey to prevent it from toppling onto peers and peeresses present at the ceremony.
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Westminster Abbey
Girl Beaten While To Testify In Morals Case
A 16 year old girl was assaulted on her Hamilton home porch late last night after reporting she would testify in a Wednesday morals case. Police say three men Roscoe Durham James Durham and Hans Hamblin were taken into custody on morals charges with Roscoe jailed while James Durham and Hamblin await bond set at 2500 each.
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Hamilton
Fairfield Area
Roscoe Durham
Bingham St
James Durham
Peoria-Riley Road
Hans Hamblin
Bunker Hill Road
Riley
Roscoe
Hamblin
Fenwick High seniors embark on Washington D C trip
Forty four Fenwick High seniors depart Cincinnati with coach John Rossi for a four day trip to Washington D C. They will tour the Washington Bureau of Printing and Engraving the Monument the Senate and House chambers the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception the Supreme Court Arlington Cemetery the Jefferson and Lincoln memorials the Smithsonian and Mount Vernon. An all day Jamestown Williamsburg excursion is planned for Saturday before returning by train to Cincinnati.
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Fenwick High
Washington, D. C
John Rossi
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Richmond
Dickinson Attacks Selma March as Debauchery and Plot
Rep. William L. Dickinson charged in a House speech that the Selma to Montgomery march involved drunkenness and public sex, with supporters and witnesses denying the claims. He alleged Communist backing and named march participants as Negroes, dogooders, and prostitutes, while critics condemned the remarks as garbage and baseless.
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Washington (Ap
William L. Dickinson
Ala
Alabama
Selma
Montgomery
Dickinson
Charles Blackwell
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Mearch
Communist Party
Accidentsled to Citations in Middletown Police Report
Three auto accidents yesterday caused over 400 dollars in damage and three citations. Ruth Annenburg 2805 Grand Ave was cited for following too close after a crash with Robert Watts 50 1220 Prospect Ave at First Avenue and the New York Central crossing at 3 550 p m. Damage listed 210 dollars. Len Trotter 17 1219 Lind St and Mildred Winkelman 1410 Girard Ave collided on Central Avenue 7 30 p m causing 100 dollars damage and Trotter was charged for following too close. Gerald Brandenburg 18 4203 Grand Ave rammed Fred Schweitzer 18 710 Auburn St at Clark Street and Tytus Avenue 5 25 p m causing about 100 dollars damage and Brandenburg was cited for following too close.
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Middletown
Ruth Annenburg
Grand Ave
Robert Watts
Prospect Ave
First Avenue
New York Central
Len Trotter
Lind St
Mildred Winkelman
Girard Ave
Central Avenue
Trotter
Gerald Brandenburg
Fred Schweitzer
Auburn St
Clark Street
Tytus Avenue
Brandenburg
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Verity
Woodside
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Payn
Nown Et Spencers
Spencer
Civic Symphony
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Oscar Mayer
Tiny
South
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Peter Eton
English Channel
France
Kent
England
le Touquet
Fenwick
Freedom March
Blackwell
Julian Bond
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Bond
W. Rodney Shaw
General Board For Christian Social Concerns
The
Methodist Church
Mr. Lamb
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MHS Auditorium
Jim Blaine
Chuck Moertz
Bill Helton
Ken Philips
Bryan Philips
Mercury
Chevrolet
Thunderbird
Mrcury Parklane
FORD
Mercury Colony Park
Monterey
Tytus
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