Youth Drowns In Gravel Pit Near Franklin
A 17 year old Franklin youth A Dale Hatfield drowned while swimming at a gravel pit south of Miamisburg yesterday afternoon. His companion Jack Lakes 16 of Franklin survived and helped summon rescue services. The body was recovered by police sheriff deputies and local rescue squads. Hatfield was a sophomore at Franklin High School and survived by his parents two sisters and several relatives. Services set for Friday at Missionary Baptist Temple with burial at Woodhill Cemetery.
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Miamisburg
Franklin
Here
A. Dale Hatfield
Grandview Drive
S. Dixie Drive
Hatfield
Jack L. Lakes
Maple Drive
Lakes
Miami Township
Dale
Township Rescue Squad
Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputies
Box 21
Germantown
Ralph Hatfield
Franklin High School
Lisa
Sharon Kelly
Bill Coffey
Morrisburg
Tenn
Everett McKibbon
Bertha Hatfield
Middletown
Missionary Baptist Temple
Edward Bates
Woodhill Cemetery
Eaton
Two Middletown Boys Delinquent for Residential Break-In
Two 13 year old boys from Middletown were deemed delinquent for breaking into a residence on March 24 and causing about 3800 in damages. The court ordered restitution payments by the boys and linked them to a resident girl, while a 16 year old Paul Renwick was also noted in the chase and car pursuit context.
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Rosedale Road
Florida
Middletown
Butler County
David Black
Joseph C. Peters
Glenmore Drive
Paul Renwick
Central
Atj Avenue
Area provides little Chicago farming powerhouse
The Northeastern and Great Lakes states harbor about 500000 acres of farmland averaging 190 acres per farm and yielding 17 percent of the nation’s farm products.
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Chicago
Great Lakes States
Huge warehouse fire destroys Tom Corwin Canning Co site
A midnight blaze at the old Tom Corwin Canning Co on S West Street swept a large warehouse used by Sperry Rand New Holland Division fiberglass storage. Fire departments from Lebanon South Lebanon Waynesville Mason and Morrow battled extreme heat and a resin explosion with deluge guns, no injuries reported.
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Lebanon
S. West Street
South Lebanon
Waynesville
Mason
Morrow
Tom Corwin Canning Co
New Holland
Sperry Rand
City to vote on contract with Miami University for recreation jobs
The City Commission will consider a resolution to establish a contract with Miami University to provide recreation jobs in a work study program. A second resolution seeks creation of a general fund account for the Community Center. Meeting at City Building chamber starts 7 p.m.
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Miami University
City Commission
Commission
Park Plans 36 Hole Golf Course At W. W. Sebald Site
A planning department worksheet for Madison Township outlines a public hearing at the City Building tomorrow at 7 p.m. It shows a 1200 acre park with a 36 hole golf course and a picnic and play area. The project includes 1000 to 1200 picnic tables and an estimated cost of 4 to 6 million dollars. The golf course is slated to be ready in 1972, with picnic facilities completion not yet definite.
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Planning Department
W. W. Sebald
Madison Township
Weekend deadlines moved up for Memorial Day holiday
The Journal changes its weekend deadlines due to the holiday on Saturday. Front news and obituaries publish by 16 a.m. Saturday, sports and women’s news by 8 30 a.m. The Sunday list closes by noon Thursday for women's news, features, theater, business, and arts. Classifieds end at 5 p.m. Friday.
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The
Journal
City Thefts and Break-Ins Reported Across Neighborhoods
Police investigated numerous break-ins to homes and cars with several thefts including a tape player and 42 tapes from Richard Chamberlain and a CB radio from Lester Mannon. Other victims named Brad Taylor Guy Stone II Thomas Guido and Darlene Mize with items ranging from hairdryers to beer and wine. Entry in all cases was through forced rear doors.
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Richard Chamberlain
Logan Ave
Brad Taylor
Holly Ave
Citizens Band
Lester Mannon
N. Sutphin St
Guy Stone II
Stanley St
Thomas W. Guido
Carolina St
Pryse Robinson
Hughes St
Garfield St
Darlene Mize
St. John’s Rectory
Garfield Cafe
Jury Rules Man Innocent Of Murder In Ohio Trap
A Columbus Common Pleas Court jury acquitted 26 year old Toby Justice in the first degree murder case over the January 15 shooting death of 19 year old Valerie Louise Champion. Champion was found stuffed in a storm sewer near the Dientangy River.
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Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Toby Justice
Valerie Louise Champion
Miss Champion
Toni Broadway
Dientangy River
Vietnam Doctor's View from Turpin on Cambodia and Pacification
Dr. James Turpin, founder of Project Concern, argues Cambodia is a necessary but disastrous focus and urges a complete pacification program to relieve poverty, disease, and illiteracy. He recounts medical missions in Vietnam, Hong Kong, and the Appalachian U.S. and previews a book tour at Miami University.
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Dorothy Damele
Journal
Cambodia
Congress
James Turp
Emory School of
Middletown
Dave Finkelman
J Auditorim
America
Turpin
Vietnam
Pro
Inc
Ashland
Middletown Jaycees
Paul R. Garnett
Wicklow Drive
Garnett
Ithan
American Federation of Women’s Clubs
Project Concern, Inc
William Westmoreland
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hong Kong
Mexico
Appalachian
United States
Project Concernias
Bardstown
Tenn
Knott County
Kowloon Bay
YMCA Camp Stall Opens Summer Sessions for Kids
YMCA offers five week sessions starting June 8 for children ages 6 through 11 from 9:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily with swimming at the Y pool and bus rides to Sportsmen's Club. Each session ends with an overnight stay. Cost is 18 dollars for members and 22 dollars for non members. Register by June 1 at the YMCA 422 6394.
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YMCA
Sportsmen's Club
Health Board Backs Fluoridation in Middletown
The Middletown City Board for Health endorsed fluoridation of city water citing support from the Ohio Dental and Ohio State Medical associations. Voters will decide on June 23 whether to fluoridate the water district as mandated by the Ohio Legislature if no referendum is held.
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Middletown City
Ohio Trucking Pioneer Hauselman Honored by OTA Hall
Arthur Hauselman recognized by the Ohio Trucking Association at its Dayton convention for lifelong leadership. OTA notes his early fleet expansion from horse-drawn carts to tractor trailers and his roles with Hauselman Transportation and the Hauselman National Bank. Also cited are L. C. Dearman and Harry Bock as fellow Hall of Honor recipients.
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Arthur Hauselman
Ohio
OTA
Dayton
Sam
tojTuff
Park
Hauselman
Sierrasmessenger
Hauselmanational Bank
Transporttion Co
Hauselman Transportation
Hauselman’smittee
Homer
OTA Hall of Honor
L. C. Dearman
Mansfield
Harry
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Berea
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Ashland Junior College
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Chandler School of Theology
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Barbara Bliston
Health Board
Ohio Truckers
Aero Mayflower Warehousemen’s Association
American Trucking Association
Kiwanis Club
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