Deaths And Funerals Mrs Anna Lambert 96
Mrs Anna Welsh Lambert aged 96 of 149 Central Ave died Wednesday in Cheinnall Burial in Woodside Cemetery Funeral services set for 10 am tomorrow at First EUB Church Rev Jerome Schulz to officiate Friends may call at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm and at the church tomorrow after 9 am
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Anna Welsh Lambert
Central Ave
Eub Church
Jerome Schulz
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Lambert
Cheinnall
Cuban speaker warns against complacency in anti communism school
Serafin G Menocal told Greater Cincinnati educators that prosperity and education do not shield a nation from a Communist takeover. He cited Fidel Castro not mentioning communism while guerrillas fought Batista, as the week long anti communism school concludes with a banquet.
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Cincinnate
Greater Cincinnati
Serafin G. Menocal
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Bible Society aims to unite scriptures for all Christians
The American Bible Society announced a new ecumenical goal to work with sister groups abroad toward a single edition of the Scriptures acceptable to all Christians. Catholics use the Douay version while Protestants and Orthodox favor the King James and Revised Standard Versions. Details remain to be worked out as the society held its annual session in New York.
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New York
American Bible Society
Society
Lebanon farmer William Bauer dies at 72
William E. Bauer of Lebanon died Thursday at Fast Orchard Nursing Home after a four year stay. He was a retired Warren County farmer. Survived by three daughters Mildred Bauer, Mrs Carl Fisher of Lebanon, and Mrs Leavitt Blaze of Los Angeles. two grandchildren. four great grandchildren. Services at 2 pm Saturday at Johnson Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Calling hours Friday 3 to 6 pm.
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William EE. Bauer
Lebanon
William EK. Bauer
Fast Orchard
Warren County
Mildred Bauer
Carl Fisher
Leavitt Blaze
Los Angeles
Morrow Rites Held for Donald Harper Sr.
Donald Harper Sr., 46, of Morrow Rt. 2, died Wednesday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a cerebral hemorrhage at Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Yale Funeral Home at 2 pm with burial in Morrow Cemetery. Survived by wife Loretta. three sons Donald Jr. Dayton, Glenn Morrow, Billie Navy. a stepdaughter Shirley Malott Morrow. sister Mrs LaVerne Planket Centerville. and 15 grandchildren.
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Morrow
Donald Harper Sr
Morrow Rt. 2
Yale Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Harper
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Warren County
Loretta
Donald Jr
Dayton
Glenn
Billie
Navy
Shirley Malott
Mreé LaVerne Planket
Centerville
Connecticut Police Chief's Car Stolen From Garage
Major Leslie Williams attended a law enforcement conference in Boston when his unmarked Connecticut State Police car, loaded with a 52 caliber revolver and a 50 caliber carbine with 100 rounds, was stolen from a nearby parking garage.
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Boston
Leslie Williams
Connecticut
Guarames Vale and Benrus Transaction Noted
A brief note records an exchange or completion involving Guarames Vale and Benrus with documents filled out and sent for processing.
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Guarames
Vale
Benrus
Graphic Death Described in Tim Nicholson Murder Trial
Jurors heard a witness recount the gunshot death of Todd Nicholson, Tim’s twin, in an upscale Pasadena building. The testimony described Todd found bleeding on a bed, a manager’s involvement, a moving rifle described as the death weapon, and tearful family reactions as the trial proceeds in its second week.
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Pasadena
Calif
Tim Nicholson
Tim
Todd
Paul Marion Scott
Scott
Nicholson Twins
Cudahy Meat Packing
Pullman
Shuey Greenberg
Greenberg
Littler Aims to End Drought in New Orleans Open
Gene Littler, 34, former National Open champion, leads first round of the Greater New Orleans Open with a seven under par 65. Jack Nicklaus and Bill Martindale also sit at the top, Nicklaus tied for lead with his 65 and a near course record.
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New Orleans
Gene Littler
Las Vegas
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Martindale
Nicklaus
Littler
Martindale
Edgewater Drag Races Transition to Saturdays
Edgewater Raceway Park will run two more Sundays before switching to Saturday nights. The final Sunday program is May 23 with the first Saturday event set for May 29. Bill King of Trenton damaged his A Gas dragster and could not contest top eliminator. Bob Sea Bolt of Cincinnati defeated King for the class trophy and won top eliminator. The addition of a little stock eliminator boosted N Stock entries up to G Stock and proved popular.
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Cleves
Edgewater Raceway Park
Bill, King
Trenton
Bob Seabolt
Cincinnati
King
Central State to Tour Wilberforce Team in Europe
Central State College, unbeaten NAIA basketball champion, plans a 12 player tour of Europe this summer after the season. The squad will travel from Wilberforce, Ohio, to showcase their talent and gain international exposure.
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Wilbeforce
Ohio
Central State College
Europe
Son of Middletonian Named Phoenix Officer of the Year
James E. Profitt, a 32 year old Phoenix patrolman and Korean War veteran, was honored as Officer of the Year by the American Legion. The award cites seven arrests in nine months including a high speed chase and 72 burglaries solved, with Profitt noted for strength and disciplined police work.
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James M. Profitt
Armco
Young St
Phoenix Police Ptl
James E. Profitt
American Legion
Profitt
Phoenix Department
Paul Blabaum
Phoenix
Arizona
Legion
Jim
Ohio not blameless in criminal law enforcement
Harvard Law School Dean Erwin Griswold told the Ohio Bar Association that Ohio and other states dodge basic enforcement and administration of criminal law. He urged Supreme Court intervention to defend due process under the 14th Amendment and criticized claims the Court is soft on criminals. He noted Ohio must not take a complacent stance in justice administration.
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Cleveland
Harvard Law School
Erwin N. Griswold
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Ohio Bar Association
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Griswold
Oberlin College
Storm Ravages Dacca Area in East Pakistan
A hurricane struck East Pakistan causing at least 200 deaths and 1000 injuries. Tens of thousands were left homeless as communications remained cut across the 30 000 square mile region. Dacca University suffered extensive damage forcing a 10 day closure.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Dacca University
Louisville Clinic Builds Walking Blood Banks
The University of Louisville hematology department says about 100 potential walking blood banks exist near Louisville General Hospital. Doctors nurses medical students and volunteers are on call day and night as on call donors to supply blood in emergencies if regional supplies fall short.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville General Hospital
University of Louisville Hematology Department
Homes Vacated as Tanker Leaks at Buchman Lab siding
Residents within three blocks were evacuated Thursday after a volatile carbon disulfide liquid leaked from a railroad tank car. The car was moved to an isolated siding at Buchman Laboratories and residents returned home Thursday night.
Pigeons Deportation Sparks Return to Old Dwellings
In Damietta Egypt pigeons were moved to bright modern lofts costing 14350 dollars but the birds did not stay away, returning to familiar nesting sites despite the relocation effort.
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Nile
Damietta
Accused Slaver Headed For Ohio
Richard H Jemison 56 accused Columbus slaver was en route from Pontiac Illinois where captured Wednesday Detec tives say he confessed to killing his wife Virginia 49 and fatally wounding John Lyman 35 manager of Gray Drug store Robert Ayler 37 district manager wounded Jemison left his wife job at the drug store two months ago Arraignment on two counts of first degree murder may come Saturday or Monday
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard H. Jemison
Columbus
Ohio
Pontiac
Ill
Jemison
Livington County
Illinois
Virginia
John Lyman
Gray Drug
Robert Ayler
Jemismn
Eaton's Son Figure In Hotel Deal
Cyrus Eaton Jr. leads Tower International in tentative agreements with Hungarian officials for a joint American Hungarian hotel project in Budapest valued at six million dollars. The move aligns with East-West trade policy promoted by the elder Eaton and a high level recommendation to the president.
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Eaton
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton Jr
Budapest
The
Plain Dealer
Tower International, Inc
Tower International
the Tower
Hungary
Johnson
Rhodes appoints trio to pick health lab site in Columbus
Gov James A. Rhodes named a three member committee to select a site for a new five million dollar health laboratory building funded by a 290 million bond issue approved by voters in the May 4 primary. Members are James W. Shacknessy Don M. Hilliker and Dr Judson D Wilson. The governor urged speedy yet prudent site selection.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Don M. Hilliker
Bellefontaine
Judson D Wilson
New Zealand Islands Rise From Gondwanan Seas
Scientists describe New Zealand as remnants of Gondwanaland that sank long ago, leaving exposed island chains now forming the modern nation. The text notes long geologic history and the landmass that emerged after subsidence.
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Gondwanaland
New Zealand
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