Students Oppose Campus Violence Amid Unrest Views
Ohio State and Akron students return home with mixed views on campus violence after Kent State protests. Quotes from Paul Kanapell and Bob Creech reflect sympathy for guardsmen, desire to study, and belief that violence harms education. Observers say many students want peace though clashes persist and classes face disruption.
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Ohio State
Paul Pathize
Kanapell
Akron University
St. Louis
Bob Dylan
Bob Paine
Sant Middletown
National Guardsmen
Fallis Paine
Doug Creech
Alameda
Sym- Ohio State
Guardsmen Ac
Creech
Annn Cananhck Venann
Kent State
Akron
Ivon
Paine
Kent
Thomann Receives Church Honor for Service
Arthur E. Thomann public relations secretary of the Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church was awarded a state conference medallion for 14 years of service. One of four in the Ohio conference. he lives on Grandview Drive Lebanon and has long served with the American Cancer Society Middletown-Butler unit. He led four Five-Day Plans to help smokers quit and headed Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults drive in 1961. A Rotary member and former Toastmasters president he works at Armco Steel as interpreter and translator after 19 years in foreign mission work.
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Arthur E. Thomann
Middletown
Butler County Society For
Rotary Club
Toastmasters Club
Armco Steel
Thomann
Black Mother of the Year Named in Middletown Solidarity Day
Mrs. Charles E. Rankin was named Black Mother of the Year at Solidarity Day ceremonies by Middletown Council for Human Dignity held at Old South Park. The event urged unity amid a boycott of downtown merchants, with speakers from SCLC and local organizers calling for black leadership, visible protest, and continued demand for equal employment.
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Charles E. Rankin
17Th Ave
Middletown Council For Human Dignity
Old South Park
Rankin
Boycot
B. W. Smith
Cincinnati
Breadbasket
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Middletown
Thomas Kimbrough
Kimbrough
James Holloman
Council For Human Dignity
Otis Moss Jr
SCLC
Charles Turner
Mike Stratton
Miami
Smith
Oxford Man Killed In Preble Smashup
An Oxford man, William Lee Webb, 25, of 57 Brown Road, died at the scene four miles south of Eaton when his car left U S 397 and hit a telephone pole at 5 15 p m His wife Shirley 22 was critically injured at Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Ind The deceased is survived by his mother Mrs Ruth Shockey and a sister Mrs Alice Williams both named residents in Ohio and Indiana
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Oxford
Marshall-Smith
William Lee Webb
Brown Road
Eaton
U. S. 397
Shirley
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Webb
Ruth Shockey
Maple Ave
Alice Williams
Hamilton
Hamiltonian Held In Cycle Fatality
Twenty year old Stephen Cranert was killed when his motorcycle and a car collided on U S 128 at Miamitown. The driver, Arthur Gensheimer of Hamilton, 26, was charged with second degree manslaughter after authorities say he attempted to pass a vehicle.
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Cincinnati
Stephen Cranert
U.S. 128
Miamitown
Arthur Gensheimer
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Gensheimer
Obituary: Mrs Julia J Huffenberger 70 Middletown native dies
Mrs Julia J Huffenberger 70 died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after being stricken at 106 N Grimes St She had lived in Middletown 65 years Native of Arkansas survived by husband Edward E Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Tuesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Billy Wilson officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Julia J. Huffenberger
Middletown Hospital
N. Grimes ‘St
Arkansas
Middletown
Edward E
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Billy Wilson
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Blanch Wilson in Franklin
Mrs Blanch Wilson 73 of Franklin Rt 1 will have services at 2 p m Tuesday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. She died Friday at Carlisle Care Center. Her husband Everett died in 1964. Surviving: daughter Pauline Blevins of Franklin brother William Wages of Punxsutawney Pa sister Mrs J A Wireman of Duncan Ariz Funeral home hours Monday 3–5 and 7–9 p m.
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Franklin
Blanch Wilson
Franklin Rt. 1
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
J. A. Wireman
Duncan, Ariz
Miami University Plans Reopen Delay And Curfew End
As of last night Miami University president Dr. Phillip R. Shriver said reopening was hoped for soon and classes would resume on a shortened schedule. The village curfew was lifted after a three night measure, with branch campuses in Middletown and Hamilton seeking immediate reopening. Student leaders condemned campus violence and argued the closing mishandled student demands while Cincinnati strikes faced accusations of being misrepresented by the shutdown.
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Oxford
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami University
Dr. Shriver
University
Fine Arts
Middletown
Hamilton
Joseph Statum
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Bernard Phelps
C. Eugene Bennett
University of Cincinnati
Fenwick High to Host Annual Spring Concert
Fenwick High School band and Chorus present their annual Spring concert at 8 p m Sunday in the high school auditorium. Soloists Larry Harmon and Andy Hughes perform. Admission is 1 25 for adults and 75 cents for children with proceeds aiding band camp funds.
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Fenwick High School
Larry Harmon
Andy Hughes
Rock Breaks Window at Armco Middletown Works
A small wood fire at Armco Steel Middletown Works caused about 900 dollars in damage and two hours of lost production. Vandals threw a rock through a rear window of a car owned by Bobby R. at 7:44 p.m. The blaze started from a short circuit involving four magnetic controllers on Morgan Street, officials said.
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Armco Steel
Middletown
Bobby R.1 Pickling Line
Martin
Jewell Ave
Morgan Street
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