New Outbreak In Cambodia Between Allies And North Vietnam
Air and ground forces in eastern Cambodia clash as Vietnamese and American aircraft strike North Vietnamese troops. Allies report 127 enemy killed at three points. one South Vietnamese soldier killed and six wounded. US commando tally shows 68 Americans killed or missing in past week, 592 wounded, with 20 killed by nonhostile causes. A 24 hour cease fire in South Vietnam is set for Buddha’s birthday observance. No Viet Cong confirmation of cease fire.
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Saigon
Cambodia
de Viet
South Vietnam
Buddha
U.S
Laos
Dr Kah Scholarship Awarded to Gayle Valentine
Gayle Lynn Valentine a Middletown High School senior won the $1000 Dr Ralph Kah Scholarship from the Middletown Kiwanis Club vocational education committee. She was chosen for academic record and character after interviews and will enter nursing training at Miami University Middletown in September after volunteer work as a Junior Gray Lady at Middletown Hospital.
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Gayle Lynn Valentine
Middletown
Ralph Kah
Middletown Kiwanis Club
Gayle
Grace Valentine
N. Clinton
Miami University
Middletown Hospital
Girl Scout Junior Troop 126 Tours Middletown Post Office
Fourteen members from Creekview School visited the Middletown Post Office yesterday. Leaders Mrs. Wanda Carpenter and Mrs. Phyllis Keener praised postal workers for answering all questions and showing thoughtful consideration.
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Creekview School
Middletown
Wanda Carpenter
Phyllis Keener
Bruce dismisses Viet Cong cease-fire as sham at Paris talks
U S Ambassador Bruce denounces the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese offer of a cease-fire as a sham that would let the South Vietnamese be attacked while American troops halt actions. He reiterates Washington's stand for a standstill cease-fire affecting all forces in Indochina and seeks clarification on a hinted mutual withdrawal. Nixon praises Sweden's possible role in taking prisoners to neutral Sweden, adding to the conference record.
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Paris
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Vietnam
Bruce
Indochina
Nguyen Thi Binh
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
Thuy
United States
Nixon
Sweden
Protests across U S faced smaller crowds and some violence
Tens of thousands joined antiwar protests in cities nationwide led by Boston with 10 000 to 30 000 while others from New York to Waukegan saw clashes. National Guard was called in College Park Maryland to end rock throwing as hundreds were arrested amid demonstrations and paramilitary action.
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Associated Press
National Guard
College Park
New York City
Waukegan
Ill
Northridge
Calif
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
U.S. Highway 1
University of Maryland
Washington
D.C
Street
White House
San Francisco
Bryant Park
Central Park
University of Oregon
Harlier
Eye Transplant Televised for Med Students in Ann Arbor
A cornea was transplanted into 43 year old Cha L. Mattern of Leipsig Ohio during a five hour operation at U M Parkview Medical Center. About 300 doctors and students watched via a teaching microscope that projects a quarter size image onto a large screen at Towsley Centers Dow Auditorium.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
U.M. Medical Center
Bruce E. Cohan
U.M
Cha L. Mattern
Leipsig
Ohio
U.M. Parkview Medical Center
Towsley Center
Dow Auditorium
Cohan
California
Deaths And Funerals Noted In Local Obituaries
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Hester Lee Brewer 80 of 4108 Vannest Ave after a four year illness with private services and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Surviving relatives include three daughters and three sons plus 13 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Also listed are funeral notices for Clarence Baker 57 and others with service times and burial destinations, including Hill Grove Cemetery and Pleasant Plains.
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Hester Lee Brewer
Vannest Ave
Lexie Whitt
Della Hammer
Dayton
Billie Rice
Kentucky
Bruce Nickell J
Fort Thomas
Arnold
Arvel Nickell
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral notice for Mrs. Ruby Raleigh at Mayfield Church
Mrs. Ruby E. Raleigh 51 of 2012 Fernwood St died 2 35 p m Wednesday at Middletown Hospital after a three week stay. Survived by husband Francis two sons Jerry and Danny sisters Dorothy Kash Ruby McIntosh of Middletown brother Dan Abner of Trenton and five grandchildren. Services Saturday at the Church at Mayfield with Rev Frank Sowards officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home will hold viewing Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p m.
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Ruby E. Raleigh
Fernwood St
Middletown Hospital
Francis
Jerry
Danny
Middletown
Dorothy Kash
Franklin
Ruby McIntosh
Dan Abner
Trenton
Mayfield
Frank Sowards
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
James P Reid 68 proprietor of Skyride at LeSourdsville Lake
James Percy Reid aged 68 of 2714 S Main St died 7 30 p m Wednesday at Middletown Hospital after a 10 day stay He owned Skyride at LeSourdsville Lake since 1965 previously ran Tops Restaurant and worked for Armco Steel Survived by wife Margaret two sons James E and Chester two daughters Phyllis Bell and Pauline Carr eight grandchildren five great grandchildren three brothers Egbert Hubert and Jesse Services at 2 p m Monday at Joseph R with Rev Howard Sears funeral home Sunday viewing 3 5 and 7 9 p m
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James Percy Reid
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Reid
LeSourdsville Lake
Tops
E. Central Avenue
Armco Steel Corp
Margaret
James E. and
Chester
Middletown
Phyllis Bell
Sharonville
Pauline Carr
Egbert
Hollywood
Fla
Hubert
Bradenton
Jesse
North Palm
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Miamisburg Native Donald Korn Dies at 54
Donald E. Korn 54, of Hillsboro and formerly of Miamisburg, died Tuesday at Highland Memorial Hospital. A truck driver for Artim Transportation Co. of Middletown, he lived in Miamisburg until two months ago. Survived by wife Calla and four daughters led by Mrs. Louise.
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Miamisburg
Donald E
Jake) Korn
Hillsboro
Highland Memorial Hospital
Korn
Artim ‘Transportation Co
Middletown
Calla
Louise
Local Fire Crews Respond to Multiple Incidents
Fire calls across several Lebanon addresses report injuries and property damage. At Pro Pipe Co. Rick Bissill 21 injured when forklift rolled on him and taken to Middletown Hospital. William Spencer 41 with recent brain surgery ill, remained at scene. Lavosa Gill 68 ill, hospitalized with good condition today. A working fire at 3609 Grand Ave, owned by Orville E. Evans, caused $125 damage from an underhood electrical origin.
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Clayton Avenue
Mary Etta St
Pro Pipe Co
Lebanon
Rick Bissill
E. Warren S J
Middletown Hospital
Flemming Road
William Spencer
Jhad
S. Main St
Lavosa Gill
Grand Ave
Orville E. Evans
Martz-Paulin Road
Police Briefs: Stolen Items Reported Across Several Locations
Police reported two typewriters stolen from the Baltimore & Ohio freight office at 1822 First Ave. From parked cars at the Miami University lot Miss Pau Rainey of Waynesville reported two wheels and tires missing and Ted Schwing of 603 Bridge reported a wallet a pressure gauge and a gear-shift knob stolen. A $39.95 radio was stolen from Lamark Drug Store at Fourth Avenue and Yankee Road after boxes were ransacked.
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Baltimore & Ohio
First Ave
Miami University
Pau ‘Rainey
Waynesville
Ted Schwing
Bridge
Lamark Drug Store
Fourth Avenue
Yankee Road
Bernice Meyers
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Lonisiaga Purchase
Pacific
Wade
Am Ladow -Siacay
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Detaus
Boston
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Iowa
Iowa City
Kent State
Jackson State University
Mississippi
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
San Fernando Valley State College
San Fernando State
Brooklyn
Mrs. Hester Brewer
Clarence Baker
Forest Ave
Klaus Weigel
Ernest Woodrey
Pleasar. Plains
West Chester
Webb
John Levline
Hunt Ave
John Reece
Central Ave
Brown-Dawson
Frances Kettman
Eaton Road
Colligan Funeral Home
Mrs
Ruby Raleigh
James P. Reid
Donald E. Korn
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Charles
Bud) Steller Mer
Monthlu
Grunner’s
Grunner
South Main
Police
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Dail
Middletown Lumber Company
Central Avenue
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