Post Office Changes Won't Affect Most in Middletown
Postmaster Frank Dobrozsi says most Middletown residents won’t be affected by new parcel post and window service changes starting Monday. Only money order services will consolidate to a single Saturday window. lobby hours stay 8 am to noon, with 24 hour lobby box access. Rural carriers handle money orders Saturday. processing shifts to Monday. city routes keep six day parcel post delivery with a two pound limit and no parcel post on Wednesdays.
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Middletown
Ohio
Frank Dobrozsi
Dobrozsi
Tax Revenue Surges Ahead Of Last Year In Ohio
State Auditor Roger Tracy reports Ohio tax revenues reach 443.875 million for ten months ending April 30, more than 64 million above last year at the same point. Strong collections in multiple tax categories contribute to the year to date gain.
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Columbus, Ohio
Roger Tracy
Tracy
G-String On Piano Corrected In Dayton School
Dayton Ohio AP reports a music supervisor said an elementary school principal requested the piano G-string be fixed after discovering it was backwards. Zimmerman stated the issue has been resolved.
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George Zimmerman
Dayton Board of Education
Zimmermann
Grand Jury Will Hear Theft Cases
Franklin officials report three men bound over to Warren County grand jury on breaking and entering charges. William White 33 Ellis Ballard 26 Franklin and Robert Butts 27 West Carrollton faced court after the April 17 entry at Wilsons Garage 23 W Second Ave. Bond set at 5000 for White and Butts 1000 for Ballard. In related actions 16 persons were fined 30750 for speeding. others faced muffler violations reckless operation and receiving stolen goods. Several bonds were forfeited for traffic and license offenses with fines and suspensions noted.
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Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
Franklin Municipal
William White
Ellis Ballard
Robert Butts
West Carrolton
White
Butts
Ballard
Wilson
Second Ave
Travel Pay May Be Due Some GIs
Army says active duty personnel between Oct 1 1949 and Dec 22 1963 may have travel pay allowances due. If travel orders were revoked or altered and claims filed, reimbursement for extra mileage travel caused by changes may be paid. Claims require travel voucher and orders. deadline is midnight December 22 1964. Fort Hayes finance office will assist claimants.
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Columbus
Army
Finance Office
Fort Hayes
CORE Truce Ends Tuesday in Cincinnati
The Congress of Racial Equality says its truce on demonstrations against Cincinnati schools ends at midnight Tuesday due to lack of progress in the civil rights dispute. CORE chapter chairman Clyde Vinegar said no demonstrations are planned, noting a February one day school boycott and a moratorium to allow negotiations with the NAACP and the school board in a pending federal suit over school segregation.
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Cincinnati
Congress of Racial Equality
Clyde Vinegar
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Vinegar
NAACP
U.S
Patrolman Killed as Auto Driver Runs Him Down in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a patrolman, Edmund G. Schrempf, 25, was dragged by a fleeing car after a traffic stop and killed. A passenger, Adrian Valentine, 20, died later from injuries when the car crashed into a bus. Driver Oscar Vazquez, 22, was charged with vehicular homicide and driving while intoxicated.
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New York
Brooklyn
Edmond G. Schrempf
Cornelius Blackshear
Schrempf
Adrian Valentine
Oscar Vazquez
Social Security hours change in Hamilton area
Beginning in May a Social Security representative will meet the public at 101 North Broad St in the Civic Association Building in Hamilton on Tuesdays from 9 30 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Middletown visits switch to Tuesdays only to serve nearby residents. Claimants may mail reports with name social security number report details and signature to save time. The district office at 211 South Front St Hamilton remains available 8 45 a.m. to 4 45 p.m. Levine new district manager brings 17 years in Warren Ohio and plans to move with his wife and son to Hamilton mid summer.
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Social Security
Hamilton Social Security Office
New Civic Association
North Broad St
Middletown
The
Civic Association
Louis Levine
Social Security Administration
Social Security Office
Levine
South Front St
Hamilton
Warren
Ohio
Social Security Board
Frances
Trumbull County Society For Crippled Children
Halsey Taylor Rehabilitation Center
Stephen
University of Maryland
Levines
Ohio Ahead On Plan For Appalachia
Ohio leads in readiness for the Appalachian program as the last of ten states to join the federal project. Gov James A Rhodes aides said Ohio’s legislation is in place and the state will participate. John M McElroy met in Washington with federal officials to discuss the plan and prepare testimony for hearings.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John M. McElroy
Washington
McElroy
George C. Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Johnson
Appalachian Regional Commission
Rhodes
Appalachia
Sukarno Cancels US Trip Amid Anti-Visit Sentiment
Indonesian President Sukarno will not travel to the United States this month after sources say Washington advised a hostile American public toward him due to recent attacks on U.S. policy and aid to Indonesia and strikes by Indonesian Communist Party supporters.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
U.S
Washington
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