New Boa Borrowed by Boy At National Science Fair
Bill Horstman a 17 year old from Riverside California asked for a boa constrictor at the National Science Fair International and found one at a local pet shop. He had the reptile in his motel for safekeeping after his previous boa died during the flight from California.
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Albuquerque
N. M
National Science Fair International
Bill Horstman
Riverside
Calif
Horstman
California
Band Leader Ted Weems Dies at 62 in Tulsa
Tulsa AP report states bandleader Ted Weems died Monday night from a lung ailment after hospital stays in Dallas and Tulsa. Weems mentored future stars including Marilyn Maxwell Jan Garber and Snooky Lawson and ran an theatrical agency with his son in Dallas. He began music early, led radio shows and scored the hit Heartaches twice, in 1932 and 1947.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ted Weems
Marilyn Maxwell
Weems
Pery Como
Jan Garber
Snooky Lawson
Dallas
Lieutenant Executed By Viet Cong
Lt. Park er D. Cramer 26 Wantagh New York was the American soldier executed by Viet Cong in South Vietnam. He died from a gunshot wound of the head after being ordered from a jeep blown by a grenade near Saigon. He is the 73rd American killed in Vietnam since 1961.
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Washington
Parker D. Cramer
Wantagh
N.Y
South Viet Nam
Cramer
Viet Nam
Saigon
Change Stolen At Laundromat in Violet Bay Break-In
Police report a 4:30 a.m. break-in at the Violet Bay Laundromat on S Main Street where all machines were damaged and a pay phone found broken. A total of 53 dollars in change was reported stolen with no arrests announced.
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Violet Bay
S. Main Street
Boy Bruised In Accident on Tytus Avenue
Timothy Hale, 6, of 1743 Tytus Ave, was struck by an automobile while crossing Tytus Avenue at 5 p.m. He suffered a bruise to his right side. The driver stopped but left after the boy said he was all right.
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Timothy Hale
Tytus’ Ave
Tytus Avenue
Akron Broker Indicted on Two Counts of Sturder
Stark County Grand Jury indicted Robert K Domer a 43 year old mortgage investment broker on two first degree murder charges in the death of Howard Franklin Riddle 54 found in Domer's burning car near the Wayne Stark County line He faces a kidnapping resulting in death count and a separate murder count in Massillon Canton arraignment set for 9 am next Monday after a delay by Judge Rossetti Prosecutor Norman J Putman noted witnesses were from Wayne and Stark counties and that charges stem from two crimes with a single victim. he earlier pursued charges in Massillon and Canton and used a helicopter search to locate evidence.
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Canton
Ohio
Stark County
Robert K Domer
Domer
Howard Franklin Riddle
Riddle
Akron
Wayne County
Wayne
Common Pleas
John Rossetti
Harry W. Schmuck
Norman J. Putman
Massillon
Grand
Putman
Deaths And Funerals Frank Spurlock 69 Middletown
Frank Spurlock 69 of 1425 Sycamore Street died at Middletown Hospital after five months illness. Retired custodian for Reed-Klopp Store and member of New Era Baptist Church Tried Stone Lodge 83 RAM Price Hall 44 Miami Consistory 26 Amer Temple 107. Survived by wife Bessie daughter Irma McCoy Middletown and six grandchildren. Service 1 p m at New Era Baptist Church Rev S S Cousin officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation at church tomorrow 6 to 9 p m Tried Stone Lodge services 8 p m and Scottish Rite service midnight tomorrow. Bailey Funeral Home in charge.
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Frank Spurlock
Sycamore St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Spurlock
Reed - Klopp
New Era Baptist Church
Stone Lodge
RAM Price Hall
Miami Consistory
Amer Temple
Ripley
Middletown
Bessie
Irma McCoy
Lebanon Man Dies at 80. Rites Planned at Oswald Memorial
Bert E. Clements aged 80 died yesterday at his home 417 E Silver St. He leaves three sisters Lov Proud Cincinnati Ethel Maxton Lebanon Goldie Sanker Loveland and brothers Arlie and Raymond Cincinnati. Services set for 3 pm Thursday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 pm tomorrow at the memorial home.
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Lebanon
Bert E. Clements
E. Silver St
Lov Proud
Cincinnati
Ethel Maxton
Goldie Sanker
Loveland
Arlie and
Raymond
Oswald
Local Obituaries and Services Noted for Three Residents
Mrs Ethel E Hooper 78 of 1324 Sippel Ave services 2 pm Thursday at First Baptist Church of the Nazarene. Miss Mary Sloan 1885 Khan Ave services today at Zettler. Mrs Gertrude Mitchell 71 of 1931 Wilshire Blvd Fairfield has service at 1 pm tomorrow in Newport Kentucky.
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Ethel E. Hooper
Sippel Ave
First Baptist Church of the Nazarene
Mary Sloan
Kahn’ Ave
Zettler
Gerturde Mitchell
Wilshire Blvd
Fairfield
Newport
Slayer of KSU Coed Wins Stay
Richard John Stewart 19 of Cuyahoga Falls has had an indefinite stay of execution granted by Ohio Supreme Court. He was convicted of first degree murder in the strangulation of Judy Sooy 18 a Kent State University sophomore on Sept 3 1961 in the basement of his home. The case had earlier held an Aug 18 execution date before the stay.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard John Stewart
Kent State University
Ohio
Supreme Court
Stewart
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
9Th District Court of Appeals
Ernie Maxwell
Perer
Judy Sooy
Miss Sooy
Music Prof Dies at 65 in Iowa City
Professor Hens Koebel, 65, longtime University of Iowa music faculty member since 1937, died Monday of a heart attack. Born in Oelsnitz Germany, he came to the United States in 1922 and earlier played cello with NBC and CBS orchestras before joining Iowa.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Hens Koebel
University of Iowa
Koelbel
Oelsnitz
Germany
United States
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tax rules on business talk draw mixed state reactions
Washington AP says IRS proposed rules to define what environments count as business talk. Industry voices call rules vague and complex while some praise efforts to clarify deductions for entertainment and travel expenses. Critics warn of record keeping burdens and potential public alarm over business entertainment.
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Washington
Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Niagara Falls
Andrew
Arthur J. Packard
Mount Vernon
Ohio
American Hotel & Motel Association
Shay
Donham and Rhoads Receive Armco Promotions
William Donham longtime Armco Steel employee and Middletown City Commission chairman is named foreman in Armco Middletown Works store department. Paul Rhoads named supervisor of salvage in store department. Both men have lengthy Armco careers and reside in Middletown.
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William Donham
Armco Steel
Middletown City
Armco
Middletown Works
Don S. Holstein
Paul Rhoads
Erie Ave
Networks Will Air Press Talk
President Kennedy will hold a news conference in Washington at 3 p.m. EST Wednesday and it will be aired live by the four major radio networks. Mutual will rebroadcast at 9:35 p.m. EST. NBC and ABC will televise at 3:30 p.m. EST, CBS at 4 p.m. EST.
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New York
Kennedy
Washington
Mutual Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ford Grants 25000 Unrestricted Gift to OWU President
The Ford Motor Co. Fund selected Ohio Wesleyan University for a 25000 grant. The gift is unrestricted for the discretionary use of the president, noted in a telegram to OWU President Elden T. Smith from Benson Ford of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Ohio
Ford Motor Co. Fund
Ohio Wesleyan University
Elden T. Smith
Benson Ford
Detroit
Vandalism hits Garfield Redevelopment area homes
An official of the Garfield Redevelopment Project reported to city police that vandals damaged empty homes in the area. An 18 year old was caught shoplifting trousers from J C Penny on Central Avenue and given to his parents. Estill Dennis reported $4.50 stolen from a parked truck in a city lot Friday.
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Garfield Redevelopment Project
J. C. Penny
Central Avenue
Estill Dennis
Theft Report From Local Residents Summaries
James Garrett reports the theft of four hubcaps valued at 60 dollars from a car yesterday. Leslie Lin cen of 104 Moore Street reports a bicycle valued at 15 dollars stolen.
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James Garrett
Beatrice Drive
Leslie Lincen
Moore St
Edith A Brown Arrested on Two Bed Check Charges
Edith A Brown of 3 W Second St Franklin was arrested by city police yesterday on two bed check charges. Warrants were served at the Warren County jail.
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Edith A. Brown
Second St
Franklin
Warren County
Stolen Taillight Assemblies Reported From 1963 Car
James B. Smith of 1720 Flemming Road reported theft of right and left taillight assemblies from a 1963 model vehicle. Loss valued at 16.88.
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James B. Smith
Flemming Road
Airliner Bounced By Violent Air Over Rocky Mountains
A Trans Canada Airlines four engine turboprop with 69 aboard hit violent air currents near Edmonton. A 71 year old man died and 25 were injured. The plane landed safely but was grounded for checks. A U S citizen, Lee Davis of San Jose, was among the injured.
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Edmonton
Alta
Rocky Mountains
Trans Canada Airlines
Vancouver
L. M. Schmidt
Cucworth, Sask
U.S
Lee Davis
San Jose
Calif
Firemen Aid Stricken Man
Chester Lawson 66 of 704 Malvern St was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after an attack at his home yesterday morning. Firemen and emergency squad responders revived him after arriving at 9 44 am and placed him in an ambulance for admission.
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Chester Lawson
Malvern St
Middletown Hospital
Lawson
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KSU Coed
By Martha Cole
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