Big Brothers Kick Off Month Long Finance Drive
The Big Brothers of the Greater Middletown Area launched a month long fundraiser to raise 10000 for the first year of operation. Chairman Adam Di Cristoforo said surveys show about 600 fatherless boys in Carlisle Franklin Middletown Monroe and Trenton need mentors. He described a three tier drive with $100 plus gifts led by Di Cristoforo, associate head Robert Hawk of Armco Steel, and Douglas Alder of McKinley Junior High. Any donor of 5 or more becomes a voting member.
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Big Brothers
Middletown
Adam di Cristoforo
Carlisle
Franklin
Monroe
Trenton
Big Brothers Organization
di Cristoforo
Little Brothers
Century
Robert Hawk
Armco Steel
Douglas Alder
McKinley Junior High School
Cristoforo
House Break-In Report at Camden Property
Frank Howard of 7069 Dillman Road Camden told Butler County deputies that a window was broken and someone spent the night in his vacant house at 7120 Shurz Road. Deputies found nothing missing from the residence.
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Frank Howard
Dillman Road
Camden
Butler County
Shurz Road
Oregon Holds Nation's Largest Standing Timber Reserve
An article notes that Oregon contains the greatest reserve of standing timber in the United States, highlighting the state's vast forest wealth and its impact on national timber supply and industry dynamics.
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United States
Oregon
Parents Group backs Big Brothers drive in Middletown area
Doug Alder of McKinley Junior High spoke to Parents Without Partners to win support for Big Brothers of the Greater Middletown Area. PWP endorsed the program and some members agreed to $5 memberships to help raise 4900. The drive aims to raise 10000 for local boys, starting today. A PWO dance at Congress Inn is set for Saturday May 25 from 9 to 1, tickets 2 each at the door. A Glenn Miller Park picnic near Richmond Indiana is planned for June 9 with families bring baskets at 1 p.m. St Pauls Church Broad Street meeting times shift to 3 p.m. until September.
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Doug Alder
McKinley Junior High School
Parents Without Partners
Big Brothers
Middletown
PWP
Alder
Congress Inn
Glenn Miller Park
Richmond
Ind
St. Pauls’ Church
Broad Street
Senate Gun Control Showdown Opens in Anticrime Bill
In Washington the Senate agreed after two weeks of debate to a gun control showdown on the bill's sec tion banning interstate mail order sales of handguns and nonresident sales, with a rival proposal to regulate sales and a possible extension to shotguns and rifles. Amendments approved include federal grants to recruit community service officers from slum youths to serve as a link between police and ghettos, a plan opposed by floor manager John L. McClellan as spreading funds too thin.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Supreme Court
Mike
Mansfield
Johnson
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Cuutl
Charles H Percy
R-Ill
Percy
John L. McClellan
Rockefeller Wins Big In West Virginia
In West Virginia primary results Democrat C Donald Robertson regained a slim lead while Arch Moore Jr led the GOP governor nomination race. Jay Rockefeller IV won the Democratic nomination for secretary of state after a night of seesawing counts. Precinct totals show Moore ahead for the GOP governor nod, with Rockefeller dominant in secretary of state balloting. Delegates to the national conventions are undecided due to the lengthy ballot and slow tabulation.
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Charleston
W. V
C. Donald Roberston
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia
John D
Jay Rockefeller IV
New York
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Peace Corps
Robertson
James M Sprouse
Sprouse
Moore
Upstate
Cecil H. Underwood
Paul J. Kaufman
Underwood
Orel J. Skeen
Richard P. Braylor
Hamilton Poor People's March Draws Nearly 400
Nearly 400 Second Ward residents joined a downtown Hamilton march in observance of the national Poor People's March to Washington. After the protest they heard Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth urge nonviolent demonstrations, love, and peaceful action to effect change.
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Hamilton
Second Ward
Fred Shuttlesworth
New Life Baptist Church of
Cincinnati
Washington
Shuttlesworth
Franklin teen injured in motorcycle crash on Main Street
An 18-year-old Franklin youth was thrown from a southbound motorcycle on S Main Street about 7:10 p m. He suffered minor bruises. Deputies said a northbound car driven by Eleanor L McCloud 51 of Somerville attempted a left turn into the Sports Bowl parking lot in front of the motorcycle.
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Franklin
S. Main Street
Pinta Avenue
Butler County
Dave Carpenter
Shaker Road
Eleanor L. McCloud
Old Trace Road
Somerville
Two Middletown students win MTA teacher scholarships
Miss Rhonda Lee Heflin and Miss Brenda Mack received $200 Middletown Teachers Association scholarships at the MTA meeting. Heflin, a Lemon-Monroe High School senior, plans to study education at Miami University Middletown. Mack, daughter of Rufus Mack, is a senior at Mt. Vernon and will study mathematics and languages at North Central College in Illinois.
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Middletown Teachers Association
MTA
Middletown
Rhonda Lee Heflin
Brenda Mack
Heflin
Lemon - Monroe High School
Miami University
Aclem le
CE Lowiatone
National Honors Society
McAlpin’s
William Heflin
Morgan St
Miss Mack
Rufus Mack
S. Verity Parkway
I Wetans
North Central College
Napierville
Ill
Future Teachers of America Organiza
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