Deaths Several from Harrison to Manhattan Area
Arthur Maude aged 92 of Harrison Rt 2 formerly Middletown died yesterday at Fort Harril ton Hospital Hamilton His wife Effie died in 1955 Surviving son Maynard and daughter Miss Mary Maude both Harrison Rt 2 Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Jackman Funeral Home Harrison with burial in Miltonville Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow after 1 p m The second obituary notes a man who died Friday in San Diego California Homer R Dill 85 former University of Iowa faculty member and Maine State Museum curator He was born in Cardiner Maine The final notice concerns George R Beneman 71 of Washington DC prominent alcohol beverage control lawyer who helped organize Monsanto National Distillers Corp and Industries Inc He died in Miami Beach Florida He was born in St Michaels Maryland.
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Arthur Maude
Harrison Rt. 2
Middletown
Fort Harrilton Hospital
Hamilton
Effie
Maynard
Mary Maude
Jackman Funeral Home
Harrison
Miltonville
Izvestia
San Diego
Calif
Homer R. Dill
University
Iowa
Maine State Museum
Cardiner
Maine
Miami Beach
Fla
George R. Beneman
Washington, D.C
John Little 76 Funeral Services Planned at Anglesby
Services for John Little aged 76 of 20 Bridge St. will be held at 2 p m Friday at Anglesby Funeral Home with reverends R E Kelchner and Kelly Ratliff officiating. Burial follows at Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 2–5 and 7–9 p m at the funeral home. Mr Little died yesterday at home.
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Franklin
John Little
Bridge St
Anglesby
R. E. Kelchner
Kelly Ratliff
Woodhill Cemetery
Little
Funeral notices for Thom Knoepful Campbell
Mrs Elizabeth Frances Thom age 71 of 1990 Milton Street Church of God will have services tomorrow at 2 PM at Tabernacle. Julia Ann Knoepful age 5 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Knoepful Glendale had private services. Allen L Campbell age 75 of 2009 Bobmyer Road will have services tomorrow at 10 30 AM at Webb.
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Elizabeth Frances Thomp
Church of God
Milton St
Tabernacle
Julia Ann Knoepful
Frank Knoepful
Glendale
Zettler
Allen L. Campbell
Bobmyer Road
Webb
Martin Quigley Dies At 73 Creator Of Production Code
New York AP reports Martin Quigley aged 73, longtime author of the motion picture production code and publisher of film trade journals, died Monday after an extended illness. He was born in Cleveland. Moscow AP notes Lt Gen Nikolai L Dukhov, 60, a designer of Soviet tanks, also died.
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New York
Martin Quigley
Cleveand
Moscow
Nikolai L. Dukhov
Sheppard Release Hinted in Ohio Penitentiary Case
Dayton Ohio AP. A pre trial conference in U S District Judge Carl Weinman chambers shapes the latest legal move by Sam Sheppard attorneys to free the Cleveland osteopath serving life for second degree murder. Weinman says he has only partial evidence and may not decide until July 15.
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Dayton, Ohio
Sam Sheppard
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Carl A. Weinman
Sheppard
Weinman
Parade Magazine
Eastern region enjoys ongoing fair weather through Wednesday
A stagnant high pressure area over the eastern part of the country brings continued fair weather with little change through Wednesday. Yesterday’s high reached the mid eighties and today’s low sat around 53. Temperatures are expected to repeat these conditions.
Small living room gains charm with paint and wallpaper
Walls painted oyster white enlarge the space while black and white wallpaper panels simulate a door between rooms. Ebony cupboard frames and black hardware on white doors add contrast. Middletown Lumber Co offers quality paints at 1625 Central Ave, phone 423-6546.
Youth 18 Held In Shooting At Tavern
An 18 year old Venice area youth was to be charged with armed robbery and shooting with intent to kill in county court before Judge Clem Im feld Jr. at Oxford. He was arrested for the robbery at the Lucky Strike Tavern on Cincinnati Brookville Road near Shandon. Bartender William Kirkpatrick was wounded in the shoulder hand and scalp and is listed in serious condition at Mercy Hospital. The youth allegedly forced Kirkpatrick and a customer to lie on the floor and took $56, then shot at the departing customer as he climbed through a rear window. The youth fled in a car and was later arrested with $21 found in his pocket and a .12 gauge shotgun beneath the seat.
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Venice Area
Clem Imfeld Jr
Oxford
Cincinnati - Brookville Road
Shandon
James F. Hixon
William Kirkpatrick
Cincinnati-Brookville Road
Okeana
Kirkpatrick
Ohio Academy grants NSF funds for student research
Columbus Ohio The Ohio Academy of Science received a National Science Foundation grant to support a science research project for college juniors and seniors Invitations will be extended for original research and a paper presentation at the academy's annual meeting next April Papers may be considered for publication in the Ohio Journal of Science
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Academy of Science
National Science Foundation
Academy
Ohio Journal of Science
Man Clings To Beard Over Career In Peterborough
Peterborough England AP A 20 year old salesman vows to abandon his promising path rather than shave his beard. Ivor Lewis cites principle while his employer laments the decision and his mother backs him, noting the action seems high handed.
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Peterborough
England
Ivor Lewis
Lewis
Ivor
Johnson to visit Lockbourne and Athens for poverty address
President Johnson lands at Lockbourne Air Force Base and travels by helicopter to Ohio University in Athens for a half hour speech marking the 160th anniversary of the university. Gov. Rhodes, Vern Alden, Sargent Shriver and Cabinet members attend as Johnson continues to Tennessee, North Carolina and Georgia.
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Lockbourne Air Force Base
Johnson
Ohio
Athens
Air Force One
Lockbourne Afb
Peden
Ohio University
Institution of Higher Learning
Allegheny Mountains
James A. Rhodes
Vernon Alden
Jobs Corps
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Two Teens Charged In Trenton Auto Theft Ring
An 18 year old local youth admitted stealing two auto transmissions from Ed Shafer of Trenton and was charged by Middletown police. Paul Hagg, 20, of 614 E State St Trenton, was also charged after arrest by Trenton police. The pair allegedly tried to sell the parts at the Dance Oi Co on Tytus Ave.
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Trenton
Middletown
Robert E. Wood
First Ave
Wood
Ed Shafer
Paul Hagg
E. State St
Hagg
Tytus Ave
Press rights questioned in state department speech
Robert J. Manning assistant secretary of state for public affairs warned that press prying for exposure can hinder foreign policy and defense. He argued the people’s right to know is not absolute and that excessive press intrusion may aid adversaries.
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Boston
Robert J. Manning
State Department
Manning
Massachusetts Joint Bar-Press
Rater
Mother's Day Banquet Planned by Mt. Zion Church
Mt. Zion Baptist Church women plan a fundraising Mother's Day banquet at Armco Center starting 6 pm Saturday. Guest speaker is Bertha Witterson of Mt. Zion in Lockland. she teaches English, works with urban renewal, and is active in missions. A "Mother of the Year" crown will honor nominees from local churches. reservations by Friday to Corrine Allen at 422-4095. Proceeds support the church building fund.
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Women of
Sheetann
Quechua Taught To Students Planning Social Service Careers
Quechua, the language of Andean Indigenous communities, is being taught to students preparing social service careers in western South America. The plan aims to equip future workers with linguistic and cultural skills for fieldwork in the region.
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South America
Minister At Church Parley In Cincinnati
Dr Gaar M Davis pastor of Bethel AME Church attends World Conference in Cincinnati through May 19 with Mrs Helen Reed and Selma McKheller. Congressman Robert Taft speaks at 6 p m banquet at Sheraton Gibson Hotel. Sessions at Cincinnati Garden begin daily at 9 a m with speakers including Ohio and West Virginia governors Dr Martin Luther King Jr Walter Reuther and Dr Archibald Carey, former UN representative.
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Gaar M. Davis
Bethel Ame
Cincinnati
Helen Reed
South Ohio
Walter Reuthery
Archiebald Carey
Carey
United Nations
Eisenhower
Diem's Brother Loses Clemency Appeal in Vietnam
In Saigon Ngo Dinh Can, younger brother of former president Ngo Dinh Diem, lost his clemency appeal and faces guillotine within five days. Aide Phan Quang Dong also had clemency denied under a military junta decree requiring death sentences be carried out within five days after mercy appeals are rejected. Both men, 52 and an aide, were convicted of murder unlawful detention extortion and harming the national economy.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Can
Duong van Minh
Can
Phan Quang Dong
Dong
Hunter Clark Post 6405 installs officers at Armco Center
Hunter Clark Post 6405 Veterans of Foreign Wars installs Robert Frazier as commander at Armco Center Minnesota Street with officers Tom Allen senior vice commander Bert Perkins Jr junior vice commander and James Alexander trustee. Installation set for May 25 at 3:30 p.m. with regular meetings on the first and third Wednesdays.
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Robert Frazier
Armco
Minnesota St
Hunter Clark Post
Minnesota
Armco Center
Frazier
Tom E. Allen
Bert Perkins Jr
James Alexander
Russians Order Time Magazine Office Closed In Moscow
The Soviet government on Monday ordered Time magazine to close its Moscow office and leave the country in a few days. Officials charged the magazine’s editorial board with trying to poison relations between the USSR and the USA.
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Moscow
Time Magazine
Ussr
USA
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Oscar Fifer
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Don S. Holstein
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Selectric
John Bower
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Iright
Mt. Zion
Finest Funeral Home
AIR Ambulance Service
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
McCoy Leffler
Diem
Post
Hunter Clark
Dodds Monuments
Nersty Phuy
Cae Te
Sundeys
Federal Savings
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