Loss High As Car Hits House
Three women suffered minor injuries when a car they rode in struck a vacant house at 12 Garfield St injuring Jo Ann Bowles Carol Clemmons and Irene Brewer all treated at Middletown Hospital Police said the car ran through a fence caused $1500 total damage including $1000 to the house and $300 to the car Firemen checked a smoking motor afterward Two other accidents later in the day caused minor damage and one driver a citation.
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Oxford State Road
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Woodlawn Ave
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Morningstar Road
Garfield Street
Stk Wera
Lola I. Glass
Arnold Court
Irvin P. Noble
Well Road
Grand Ave
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Central Ave
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Pearl St
Lafayette Avenue
Pearl Street
Tax Study Commission Extends Hearing Deadlines
The Ohio Tax Study Commission extends its deadline for filing requests for hearings held in Cincinnati on May 19 and 20. Public hearings in the 12 county southwestern Ohio area invite individuals to discuss state and local tax problems and proposed changes. Requests must reach the Director of Tax Research at 50 W. Broad St Columbus 43215 by the new deadline. Hearings occur at City Hall, Cincinnati, with 1:30 p.m. May 19 and 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. May 20.
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Rt 4 Wreck At Rt 63 Leaves Three Persons Injured
Two cars collided yesterday afternoon at the Rt 4 and Rt 63 intersection. Clyde Hicks 56 of Fairborn and Robert Gray 36 of Franklin reported injuries but were not treated. An unidentified passenger also complained of injuries. Hicks was cited for failure to yield after pulling into the intersection.
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Rt. 63
Clyde
B. Hicks
Fairborn
Robert M. Gray
Gail Ave
Franklin
Hicks
Gray
Reams Picks O Grady For State Chairman Faces Backlash
Fra zier Reams Jr democratic governor candidate named Eugene O Grady Cleveland as state chairman but faced strong opposition at a county chairmen meeting in Columbus. O Grady declined to secure unanimous support and the candidate pledged a caucus to finalize the selection ahead of the Democratic State Central Committee session. Sweeney led the opposition with others criticizing the choice at the three hour gathering. Coleman, the retiring chairman, was absent.
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Pete) O'Grady
Cleveland
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Ohio
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U.S
Stephen M. Young
Democratic State Central Committee
William L. Coleman
Robert E. Sweeney
Neil House
Hugo Alexander
Steubenville
Chairmens Association
Sweeney
Thomas E. Ferguson
James D. Nolan
Eldon Brown
Clarence H. Kinsley
Coleman
Dayton
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio
Local Police Briefs Report Stabbings Thefts and Trespass
Barbara Jean Byrd of 717 10th Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital last night for stab wounds to the leg and stomach suffered Friday night Marvin Barnett of 1512 Fairmount Ave reported a canvas cat valued at $6 stolen after a garage break-in Friday night Mrs Pat Walker of 3605 Sherman Ave reported a billfold with cash missing from her kitchen table when she checked the mailbox Terry W Wall 19 of Cincinnati and David C Ferlise 18 of 3805 Harden Ave were arrested Friday and charged with trespassing and discharging firearms then released on $400 bond
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Barbara Jean Byrd
10Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Marvin Barnett
Fairmount Ave
Pat Walker
Sherman Ave
Terry W. Wall
Cincinnati
David C. Ferlise
Harden Ave
Injured In Franklin After Rear End Collision
A rear end collision on E Second Street in Franklin sent five people to a doctor for minor injuries. Victims include Arthur Moore 41 Wilbur L Stone Jr 28 and Stone children Allen 4 Ruth Ann 5 and Andrew 2. Moore halted to turn when Stone struck from behind. Damages exceed 500 Stone cited for assured clear distance.
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Franklin
E. Second Street
Stadia Drive
Arthur Moore
E. Second St
Wilbur L. Stone Jr
E. Fourth St
Stone
Allen
Ruth Ann
Andrew
Moore
Four Teens Questioned in Car Theft Case
Franklin police questioned four boys aged 14 to 16 about the theft of two cars Friday night. One car, driven by the Terril youths, left a ditch on Cincinnati-Dayton Road. two occupants fled. The Garrett car was found undamaged on N Dixie Highway. All four were returned to their parents as investigation continues.
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Robert Terril
Martin Garrett
Martha Drive
N. Main Street
van Horn Avenue
Terris
Cincinnati-Dayton
Montgomery County
Garret
N. Dixie Highway
Korean Division To Move In August To Viet Nam
Seoul AP reports defense officials announce a Korean infantry division will depart in August for South Viet Nam. When movement finishes in October, South Korea will have more than 40,000 men in Viet Nam, though the plan originally set July as the start.
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Seoul
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Glowworm Attacks Prey With Subtle Anesthetic
The glowworm delivers an anesthetic to its prey in a nearly undetectable manner, leaving the victim unaware of the attack as it occurs.
Canine plan hit money snag in Middletown police
Middletown officials pace a planned canine corps as Fraternal Order of Police funds lag. The FOP cannot yet supply the $1,650 for two trained dogs plus officer training. The group asks for donations to the FOP Dog Fund, with over $100 raised yesterday.
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Middletown
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Mrs Martha L Asher obituary funeralMonday 3 p.m.
Funeral services for Martha L Asher aged 67 of Carlisle are set for Monday at 3 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with visitations today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Rev Edwin Bobbitt will officiate and burial will follow at Woodside Cemetery.
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Martha L. Asher
Carlisle
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Frugth Thullen died in Pittsburgh after brief illness
Frank P Thullen 45 of Pittsburgh former resident died unexpectedly yesterday in Montefiore Hospital Pittsburgh Salesman for Armco Steel Corp previously with Armco sales here Wife Doris a Middletown native Survivors include parents Albert and Mrs Thullen Youngstown three sons John Frank Jr and Ted two daughters Anne and Nancy sister Roberta Bowers and brother Henry Chicago Visitation Monday 7 to 9 pm Wed dell Funeral Home Aspinwall Pa Funeral 11 30 am Tuesday Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church Memorials to Ohio Wesleyan University student fund or church This quick eye reflex note contrasts with a fleeting time unit comparison about seconds and thirds.
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Pittsburgh
Montefiore Hospital
Thullen
Armco Steel Corp
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Doris
Middletown
Albert Thullen
Youngstown
John
Frank Jr
Ted
Anne
Nancy
Roberta Bowers
Henry
Chicago
Weddell Funeral Home
Aspinwall
Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church
Fox Chapel
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hamilton Antique Car Festival Set On July 23
The 12th annual antique car parade and festival will be held July 23 in Hamilton with expected attendance of over 400 historic vehicles. Notable makes include Rolls Royce Auburn Duesenberg Cord Lafayette among those registered. The Hudson Essex Terraplane Club regional meet accompanies the event. The parade begins at 1 p.m. and routes through downtown Hamilton to Fairfield land and back, with trophies awarded in multiple categories. Registration is open via the Car Festival, G Court, Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Rolls Royce
Auburn
Duesenberg
Cord
Lafayette
International Hudson-Essex Terraplane Club
Fairfield Land
A Car Festival
G Court
Fire Reports Two Incidents Yesterday in Town
At 5 18 p m yesterday a car at 12 Garfield St owned by William Worthington caught fire after an accident along Lebanon Rt no fire damage reported. At 8 06 p m a fire at 2106 Henry Ave in a home occupied by Robert Combs was blamed on a cigarette causing 100 dollars in building damage and 200 dollars to contents.
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Garfield St
William Worthington
Lebanon Rt
Henry Ave
Robert Combs
Prince Charles Almost Beaned at Australian Jungle Fete
In Brisbane a one pound tree bean fell from 70 feet above during an aboriginal dance display. Crown Prince Charles narrowly avoided being struck as he watched the jungle fete after attending Timbertop School. The incident occurred Friday with the 17 year old prince present.
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Timbertop School
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