Franklin Council curbs one way street plan on Main Street
Franklin councilors, facing downtown opposition and petitions, halted plans to make Third and Fifth streets one way away from Main Street. They approved limited action allowing parking adjustments while considering a truck bypass and future two way traffic if Main Street traffic is reduced.
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Franklin
Third
Fifth
Main Street
Paul Smith
Ohio 73
Leither Street
Bernard Eichholz
Main
Gerald Miller
Miami Erie Canal
Miller
Riley Boulevard
Nouth End
Smith
Sixth Street
Mental
Franklin-Springboro
Eichholz
Lebanon
Rural Zoning Board
Dan Butt
Ohio 123
Pulitzer Winners Named for Drama and Fiction in 1969
Howard Sackler won the drama prize for The Great White Hope based on boxer Jack Johnson. N Scott Momaday won the fiction prize for House Made of Dawn about a World War II veteran Kiowa. Los Angeles Times won public service for exposing city corruption. William Tuohy won international reporting for Vietnam combat. Edward T Adams won news photography for the Nguyen Ngoc Loan image. Norman Mailer and Rene Jules Dubos shared general nonfiction for The Armies of the Night and So Human an Animal. All winners received $1000. LA Times earned a gold medal.
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New York
Howard Sackler
Jack Johnson
N. Scott Momaday
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
William Tuohy
Times
Vietnam
Edward T. Adams
Associated Press
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
Norman Mailer
Rene Jules Dubos
Rockefeller University
Mailer
Dubos
Cowinners
Infant Birch burial services planned in Greensburg Ind
Burial for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Birch will be held Wednesday in Greensburg Ind with arrangements by Porter Funeral Home and local rites by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Friends may call today from 7 to 9 pm The child died Saturday at Middletown Hospital Survivors include paternal grandmother Mrs Mary Jackson of Hamilton and numerous relatives in Indiana 32 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Burial at Woodside Cemetery following services at Grand Avenue Church of God with Rev Henry Howard.
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Brown
Franklin
Dorothy Neal
West Elkton
William Dyehouse
Middletown
Jon Dyehouse
West Middletown
Sally Woolfenberger
Lennie McGill
Violet Geary
Evelyn Stokes
Grand Avenue Church of God
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Services for Glen M. Hansel Held at Local Funeral Home
Services for 63 year old Glen M. Hansel of 1207 Manchester Ave are set for 10 30 a m Thursday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with Rev E Eugene Frazer officiating Burial follows at the funeral home with viewing today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m The survivors include two step sisters Helen Lafayette Middletown and Florence Isley Dayton and a step brother Robert Speidel Cincinnati plus other unnamed relatives.
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Glen M. Hansel
Manchester Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
E. Eugene Frazer
Woodside Cemetery
Hansel
Helen Lafayette
Middletown
Florence Isley
Dayton
Robert Speidel
Cincinnati
Services for Rufus Mosley Held at Bethlehem Temple
Rufus Mosley 59 formerly of Middletown dies Sunday at Green County Memorial Hospital Zenia. Services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church with Elder Archeilus Bell officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Bailey Funeral Home conducts visits 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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Rufus Mosley
Middletown
Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal
Archeilus Bell
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Mosley
Green County Memorial Hospital
Zenia
Miss Opal Sexton Dies After Three Year Illness
Miss Opal Louise Seton, 53, of 305 S Breiel Blvd, Middletown, died at 3 30 am today at home after a three year illness. She was survived by her parents Mr and Mrs John Sexton two brothers Charles and Chalmer and three sisters Mrs Marie Mahaffey of Long Beach California Mrs Nola McQuinn of Stanton California and Mrs Eunice Duffy of Middletown. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Opal Louise Seton
S. Breiel Blvd
John Sexton
Marie Mahaffey
Long Bea
Calif
Nola McQuinn
Stanton
Eunice Duffy
Middletown
Charles and
Chalmer
McCoy-Leffler
Mrs. Mattie Beatty Smith Dies at 73 in Middletown
Mrs. Mattie Beatty Smith 73 of 1416 Columbia Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 12 15 a m after 10 years of ill health. A retired P Loillard Co employee she later custodial staff at Middletown Federal Savings and Loan. Born in Lancaster Kentucky she lived in Middletown 55 years and belonged to the War Mothers. She leaves three sons Robert Beaty Jr Fort Worth Ralph Beatty Leroy Beatty all of Middletown four daughters Marcella Ratliff Germantown Helen Nichols and Louanna ???.
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Mattie Beatty Smith
Columbia Ave
Middletown Hospital
Smith
P. Loillard Co
Middletown
Robert Beaty Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
Ralph Beatty
Leroy Beatty
Franklin
Marcella Ratliff
Helen Nichols
Germantown
Louanna
Obituary for William Stork Jr. Local death and services
William Stork Jr., 55, of 1814 Columbia Ave., died Sunday at home. He is survived by his sister Mrs. Ernestine Harrisson of Middletown, not Christine Harrison as previously listed. Services are at 10 30 a.m. tomorrow at the Funeral Home, with burial in Woodside Cemetery. The funeral home is open today from 7 to 9 p.m.
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William Stork Jr
Columbia Ave
Ernestine Harrrison
Middletown
Christine Harrison
Stork
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Obituaries Set for Several Local Residents
Mrs Amelia Armstrong age 85 of 325 N 10th St to have services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Colligan. Mrs Margaret Hinger age 95 of 319 Park Ave Requiem High Mass 2 p.m. Thursday St Peter s Church. Mrs Ann De Long Millville Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. tomorrow Queen of Peace Church. John Handley age 88 of 4368 Kehr Road services 2 p.m. tomorrow Marshall Smith. Mrs Mary Stoelting age 49 of 1302 Grand Blvd services 2 p.m. tomorrow Campbell. Eugene Holbrook age 4 of 321 Hudson Ave services 11 p.m. tomorrow Cahill.
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Amelia Armstrong
10Th St
Colligan
Margaret Hinger
Park Ave
St. Peter's Church
Ann de Long
Millville
Queen of Peace
John Handley
Kehr Road
Marshall-Smith
Mary Stoelting
Grand Blvd
Campbell
Eugene Holbrook
Hudson Ave
Cahill
Western Union former president Walter P. Marshall dies at 67
Walter P. Marshall who led Western Union as president from 1948 to 1965 and served as chairman has died at age 67 in Manhasset New York. He guided the company through postwar expansion and modernization.
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Marshall
Postal Telegraph
Western Union
Palo Alto
Calif
Harvey N. Wright
Whittier College
Wright
City College of New York
Detroit
Harold J. Schachern
The
Detroit News
Rome
John Cardinal Dearden
Schachern
Resigi
News
Manhasset
N.Y
Walter P. Marshall
Being Witness Costs More Than Burglary
Larry Mazeppa told a Philadelphia judge after seven witness appearances that his losses exceed the burglary. Mazeppa owns a laundry with $20 in quarters taken in January and noted court time hurts his business. The judge called the no show by police excusable and will seek explanations, risking an eighth appearance.
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Philadelphia
Larry Mazeppa
Mazeppa
British Maker Promises Odor-Free Shoes From Sweat-Absorbing Material
A London manufacturer announces a new footwear type using a Special sweat absorbing material that purportedly kills foot odor. The claim suggests enhanced comfort and hygiene for wearers in daily use.
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London
Britain
Rhodes To Meet With George Romney In Washington
Gov. James A. Rhodes and Urban Affairs Director Albert Giles will travel to Washington on Thursday for a meeting with HUD Secretary George Romney. They aim to discuss a major housing program involving federal state local and private sectors.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Albert Giles
Washington
George Romney
Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rhodes
Astronaut Borman to Receive Honorary Science Degree
Whittier College in California will award astronaut Frank Borman an honorary doctor of science degree and he will give the commencement address on June 7. Borman commanded the Apollo 8 moon flight last December and will be honored at Nixon’s alma mater.
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Whittier
Calif
Frank Borman
Whittier College
Borman
Nixon
Model Shoe Store To Open In Middletown
The Model Shoe Store in downtown Middletown reopens tomorrow at 1201 Central Ave in the former Roberson Sporting Goods location after moving from 1030 Central Ave. Tom Dunaway of Newport Ky will head the new Middletown store as the Triangle Shoe Co acquires the chain. Triangle Shoe Co of Kingston Pa operates 12 retail outlets across eight states.
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Model
Middletown
Roberson Sporting Goods
Central Ave
Tom Dunaway
Newport
Triangle Shoe Co
Will Stacks
Kingston
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Connecticut
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Men Warned Chicken Diet Could Harm Love Life
Lincoln England AP chemist Alan Long warns aging men risk diminished vitality from eating chicken. He cites artificial female sex hormone used in chicks to boost meat yield, suggesting traces could accumulate in humans and potentially turn men into eunuchs over years.
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Lincoln
England
Alan Long
Long
Lung
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