Youths To Stand Trial In Mugging Death Case
Three teenagers from Cincinnati will stand trial as adults for the unlawful killing of Jesse Earl Woodman 25 Olmsted Falls. Cranston White 17 Larry Newton 16 and Ronald Perkins 15 were bound over to the Hamilton County Grand Jury and each posted a $2 000 bond. The death followed a beating near the University of Cincinnati campus on March 23.
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University of Cincinnati
Cranston White
Larry Newton
Ronald Perkins
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Jesse Earl Woodman
Olmsted Falls
Trimnastic Courses Open To Non Members
The YMCA announces an eight week trimnastic course open to non members for a $10 fee. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 30 to 10 30 a m starting soon with calisthenics and swimming instruction. Members) and non members may enroll by registering at the Y physical department office.
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YMCA
Fred Cooper
Cooper
Y” Physical Department
Eagle as national seal chosen on June 20 1872
The eagle was selected as the seal and coat of arms of the United States on June 20 1872, marking a pivotal moment in national symbolism.
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The
United States
Franklin Youth Wins Contest At Optimist Club Event
Franklin Junior High student Mike Hisle won the Middletown Optimist Club boys oratorical contest held at First Presbyterian Fellowship Hall. Richard Ross took second, Wayne Poffenbarger third. six other boys competed on the topic Patriotism Needs Optimism. The top winner advances to a zone contest in Hamilton on April 13 for state contest qualification.
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Clarence Hisle
Deardoff Road
Franklin
Middletown Optimist Club
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Richard Ross
Manchester
Wayne Poffenbarger
Madison
Franklin Junior High
Randy Mack
John Ward
Rick Starr
Dan Richmond
Byron Haines
Leroy Meier
Ed McCormick
Robert Morshead
Mike Connaughton
Hamilton
Optimists
Cincinnati
Priest from Cincinnati Re-elected NAtional Education Assoc VP
Msgr. Carl Ryan of Cincinnati Ohio was re-elected Thursday as vice president of the National Catholic Education Association during its convention in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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City
N.J
Carl Ryan
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Catholic Education Association
House to contest Powell case court jurisdiction
The House asks U S District Court to rule it has no constitutional authority to interfere with the March 1 action that excluded Adam Clayton Powell from his seat. Powell seeks to compel seating and argues the suit challenges a political branch, not judicial power, with arguments echoing a prior Maryland case.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
Adam Clayton Powell
Pruce Prulney
Mouse Acuvulisel
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House of Congress
George L. Hart Jr
Harlem Democrat
Bromiey
Maryland
Congress
Supreme Court
Legislative
Middletown Eyes One High School To Boost Vocational Training
The Middletown school system considers uniting ninth graders in one building at the present high school to boost exposure to vocational programs. Existing shops would serve some students while the new school adds cosmetology, food service, drafting, auto body, distributive education, and office training. The plan aims to motivate students who might not pursue college and reflects statewide trends. Analysts question if the one school model could reduce costs and whether a split configuration could divide the community.
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Middletown
Miami University
Middletown High School
Powell outlines third party plan at Rimini conference
Adam Clayton Powell and black leaders from across the United States propose a black political power third force. A national conference of elected Negro officials may begin in Los Angeles May 26 to 28 with figures such as Wilfred Ussery and Floyd McKissick backing the effort. Powell plans to preside. he remains in Rimini awaiting the Harlem election results.
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Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
United States
Powell
Los Angeles
Rimini
Wilfred Ussery
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Julian Bond
Georgia
California
Mervyn M. Dymally
Bill Greene
Watts
Washington
Berkeley
Calif
Harlem
Miami
Florida
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Dymally
National Conference of
Envelopes Carry Cancer Message In April Campaign
Envelopes to carry the message Strike Back at Cancer Give American Cancer Society will be used in Middletown April mailings. The American Cancer Society unit announces a letter mailing campaign with named chairs and April residential solicitation dates April 21 to 23.
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Middletown
American Cancer Society
Middletown-Butler County
ACS
Robert H. Perry
Superior Ave
Thomas McMurray
Central Ave
Ann H. Dyer
Don E. Douglas
Castell Building
William H.schaefer
Berwick Lane
Jack L. Harris
Dyer
Douglas
Harris
Schaefer
David L. Smith
Cal
Police Briefs In Middletown Street Incident And Vandalism
MELETIA NETHERLY, 22, of 2401 Christel Ave was treated for cuts after she was dragged from a car at Grand Avenue and Highland Street. Police said she fell or jumped as the auto stopped. NANCY NOAKES, 1701 Orchard St, reported storm door damage from an object strike breaking the door’s lower part.
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Meletia Netherly
Christel Ave
Middletown Hospital
Grand Avenue
Highland Street
Nancy Noakes
Orchard St
Continental Divide Ridge in the Rocky Mountains
The Continental Divide is a ridge of high ground that runs irregularly north and south through the Rocky mountains and separates eastward flowing rivers from those flowing westward.
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Rocky Mountains
Two Ways to Help Your Heart Live Longer Digest Feature
Reader’s Digest presents a health feature on heart longevity titled Am Joe's Heart. The April Digest includes 41 articles and tips for heart health and early warning signs of heart attack.
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