Ohio primaries draw 3 767 hopefuls across state
Some 14 million Ohioans may vote today in 83 counties and 23 districts for a wide array of offices from coroner to presidential delegates. Polls open at 6 30 a.m. EST and close at 6 30 p.m. local time, with key battles in both parties over delegates to the national conventions and notable intra party disputes shaping the day.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Reed Fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct in Trenton
In police court Reed of Reed's on State Street and Miami was fined $50 and costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct with $25 suspended, plus $30 and costs for resisting arrest. He had previously argued with his former wife Blanche at the Grill where an off duty officer intervened. The case followed last Thursday's incident on State Street. Other entries show multiple small fines for residents including Oscar Stewart, Robert Sabo, William Howell, and others, all with costs attached.
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Trenton
J. Claude Reed
A! Bowman
State St
Apo
Reed
E. State Street
Miami
Blanche
Butler County Separations and Cruelty Allegations Reported
Coletta Childress of Casper Avenue seeks relief against Fugene Childress on neglect and cruelty at 1915. Sarah Moore of Askew Street sues Richard Moore Jr. on extreme cruelty at 1 Tenth Avenue. Local court filings listed without further detail.
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Coletta Childress
Casper Ave
Fugene Childress
Elwood St
Sarah Moore
Askew St
Richard Moore Jr
Tenth Ave
Neglect and Cruelty Filings In Hamilton Area
A series of neglect and cruelty petitions are listed with parties in Hamilton and surrounding areas. Names include Kim C. Gibson from Barbara Sue Gibson, Ethel Brewer from Dora Hocker, Wanda Martin from Lawrence Martin, Judy Ann Hall from Franklin Hall, Betty Stacy as a minor from Gary Stacy, Sharon Morgan from Thomas Morgan, Marie O Kappelman from John Kappelman, Geneva Bowling from William Bowling Jr, Margaret Abrams from Burgess Abrams, Ruth Kratzer from George Kratzer, Marguerite Stout from Rudolph Stout, James Barrett from Edna Barrett, with Judge David Black overseeing the matters in Fairfield South Whittier California.
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Kim C. Gibson
Hamilton
Barbara Sue Gibson
Woodrow W. Brewer
Auburn St
Ethel Brewer
Crescent Blvd
Edora Hocker
Billy Hocker
London
Wanda Martin
Lawrence F. Martin
Judy Ann Hall
Franklin
Franklin Delano Hall
Betty Stacy
Minor
Gary Staiey
Sharon Morgan
Edna C. Barrett
South Whittier
Calif
David Black
Worker crushed to death at Lakewood zinc plant
Lacy Hess, a 2,900 pound zinc ingot fell on his chest as he was loading ingots onto a forklift at Precision Casting Co. in suburban Lakewood. He had lifted two ingots prior to the accident.
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Cleveland
Precision Casting Co
Lakewood
Lacy Hess
Deaths And Funerals Church Leader Succumbs At 88
Wilmon Barker 88 a longtime leader in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints died at his home 2806 Central Ave He served as associate pastor 1918 1924 and pastor until 1930 Ordained deacon 1912 priest 1917 elder 1925 he helped break ground for a new church in 1955 Also a retired Armco Steel carpenter of 28 years Born Estill County Kentucky His wife Livie died 1953 Surviving include two sons Leonard and Fred Middletown a sister Mrs Mayme Curryer Middletown a brother Joe Estill County Ky 20 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren Services Thursday 10 am at the Reorganized Church with Elder Floyd I Rockwell officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call McCoy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow 7 to 9 pm and at the church Thursday after 9 am Also noted Mrs Spicer died yesterday at Middletoon Hospital.
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Pious Wilmon Barker
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Central Ave
Sutphin Street
Sanlevy Avenue
Armco
Leonard
Fred
Middletown
Mayme Curryer
Joe
Estill County
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Floyd I. Rockwell
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy - Leffler
Raymond Kraft 64 Dies at Home on Monroe Street
Raymond Kraft 64 a Middletown native and World War I veteran died at 10 p.m. yesterday at his home 214 Monroe Street after six years of illness. An electrician by trade and First Baptist Church member he is survived by his wife Thelma three daughters Mary Frances Marka Dayton Betty Adkins Middletown and Virginia Chippendale Park Ridge N J a brother Herbert a sister Marie Valentine Middletown and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Middletown
First Baptist Church
Thelma
Mary Frances Marka
Dayton
Betty Adkins
Virginia Chippendale
Park Ridge
N.J
Herbert
Marie Valentine
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Robert Patrick services announced for 34 year old man
Robert Patrick of 107 Manhattan Street will have a funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mc Coy Leffier Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Herschel Caudill. Burial is planned at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home after his death yesterday at home.
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Robert Patrick
Manhattan St
McCoy-Leffier
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Patrick
Services for Mrs Mary E Spicer Arranged for Thursday
Mrs Mary E Spicer 72 of 400 Baltimore Street had funeral services moved to Thursday at 2 PM to allow grandchildren from Missouri to attend. Visitation is today and tomorrow from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM at Joseph R Baker & Co.
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Mary E. Spicer
Baltimore St
Missouri
Joseph R. Baker
Nuclear carrier too costly says Navy chief
In Los Angeles AP Admiral Pirie, deputy chief of naval operations, says the nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise has allure but is financially impractical. He notes the nuclear carrier costs five times as much as oil powered ships and calls the Enterprise an expensive experiment the Navy did not anticipate.
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Los Angeles
Navy
Adm
Robert B. Pirie
Naval Operations
Pirie
Assn
Man Gets Long Term In Prison For Rape Abduction Armed Robbery
CLEVELAND AP. Jack V. Wheeler, 42, convicted of beating, raping, and robbing a 42-year-old Pepper Pike woman, was sentenced Monday to 18 to 75 years in Ohio Penitentiary. A three-judge court imposed 10 to 25 for armed robbery, 5 to 39 for abduction, and 20 to 320 for rape, to be served consecutively. The victim was abducted in September 1958 from University Circle and released after travels through several counties. Wheeler was arrested the following April and convicted March 25. His attorney said the verdict would be appealed.
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Cleveland
Jack V. Wheeler
Pepper Pike
Ohio
University Circle
Wheeler
Mrs Hattie Smith Dies in Dayton After Stroke
Mrs Hattie Smith 74 died at 705 am yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a cerebral hemorrhage Sunday at her home 635 Second St. Born in Ripley West Virginia she had lived in this area since 1922. Survived by husband James two stepsons Henry Smith of Los Angeles and George Smith of Salt Lake City five sisters Mead Rollins Columbus Verna Staats Akron Minda Smith Susie Sayre Ripley WV Lou Arrowsmith Largo Fla and four brothers Roy Columbus Mark Akron Fred Aliquippa Pa Otho Hall Charleston WV Arrangements pending at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home.
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Akron
Minda Smith
Susie Sayre
Ripiey
W. Va
Lou Arrowsmith
Largo
Fla
Banhers
Roy
Columbus
Mark
Fred
Alquippa
Otho
Obituary Notices From Hamilton Area
Jesse W. Pinkerton aged 72 of 1318 Long Street Hamilton will have services at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Webb company chapel. Gregory Owens eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Owens of 700 Prytania Avenue Hamilton will be buried today at Klaus funeral home. Denver E Norris 74 of Oxford will have services at 2 p m tomorrow at Marshall Smith funeral home.
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Jesse W. Pinkerton
Long St. Hamilton
Webb
Gregory Owens
Frank Owens
Prytania Ave
Hamilton
Klaus
Denver E. Norris
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
Community Meetings and Club Gatherings List
A schedule of local meetings and events for Wednesday evening across multiple organizations. Sertoma Legion Home Manches ter Hotel Trenton High School Amanda Fire House Mayfield PTO Oneida PTO Mayfield Fire Department Sheffield Street Fire House Al Anon Holy Trinity PTO St Marys PTO Sportsmen Club FOE Lodge SPEBSQ3A Miami Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous New Car Dealers Assn Meadows Exchange Club Golden Age Club Shawnee Fre�d Archers MUST Practical Nurses Assn MHS Boosters Blythe Williams American Legion Library Blythe-Williams American Legion Post 231 Highview Encampment Knights of Columbus K of C Auditorium Golden Helmet VFW Post 7230 Order of Ahepa Greek Orthodox Church.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Legion Home
Sertoma
Manchester
South Middletown Fire Department
Amanda Fire House
Trenton
Trenton High School
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Mayfield Pto
Oneida Pto
Amanda Pto
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Al-Anon Family Group
Holy Trinity
St. Mary's
Sportsmen's Club
FOE Lodge
Eagles
Miami Lodge
Monroe Ioof
Alcoholics Anonymous
New Car Dealers Assn
Meadows Exchange Club
Golden Age Club
Civic Association
Shawnee Fre
MUST
Burton
Practical Nurses Assn. of
Ohio
Verity Hall
MHS Boosters Club
Civic Association Library
Blythe-Williams American Leigion
Highview
Monroe
Knights of Columbus
K of C
Golden Helmet Vfw
S. Broad
Greek Orthodox Church
DiSalle seeks impartial review of Ohio mental patient bills
Gov Michael DiSalle, stung by criticism of his plan to recover long overdue bills for care of state mental patients, asked Dr Charles Bush of the American Psychiatric Association to review the program and Ohio laws. He said Bush agreed by phone to study the issue and issue recommendations. DiSalle maintained he would not let personal views affect the program and noted reports of suspending collections are incorrect. He ordered the attorney general to pursue about 260000 dollars in overdue bills, aiming for up to 25 million dollars while avoiding hardship for relatives of nonpaying patients. He cited first eight months of the current bookkeeping year and compared expenditures with the prior year, and asked Bush to assess possible harmful therapeutic impact of the collection effort.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael W. DiSalle
Irgram
Charles Bush
American Psychiatric Assn
Bush
Cleveland Press
Atty
Mark McElroy
di Salle
DiSalle
Meeting of Commonwealth ministers clouded by race issues
London AP reports a two week Commonwealth conference at No 10 Downing Street under a cloud from South Africa's apartheid policies. Eight prime ministers, a president, and senior ministers from 11 nations meet to discuss defense, trade, and aid while South Africa's racial crackdown dominates, threatening unity and potential withdrawal signals.
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London
British Commonwealth
South Africa
No. 10
Downing St
Commonwealth
Australia
Britain
Canada
Ceylon
Central African Federation of the
National Party
Middletown Board Reviews Policy Manual Chapter 2
After a three hour special session the Middletown Board of Education did not finish reviewing chapter 2 of the policy manual. Another special meeting will be set at next Monday’s regular board meeting to continue the study of school administration.
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Middletown Board of Education
Bankruptcies Filed in U S District Court Cincinnati
Bankruptcy cases listed include James M Stansberry of Hamilton a laborer with 1910 dollars in debts and 75 dollars assets Denver Ivy a roofer from Hamilton with 2733 dollars in debts and 30 dollars assets Robert A Davis an auto mechanic from Hamilton with 2215 dollars in debts and 200 dollars assets
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
James M. Stansberry
Lincoln Ave
Hamilton
Denver Ivy
Pater St
Robert A Davis
Sherman Ave
Akron teen killed by overturned bulldozer at work
Harvey Underwood an 18 year old Akron resident died Monday when a bulldozer overturned while he was unloading it at the excavation company where he worked.
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Akron, Ohio
Harvey Underwood
Akron
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