Cincinnati Symphony to Embark World Tour under Rudolf
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra led by Max Rudolf will undertake a 10-week world tour from mid August to mid October 1964 becoming the first American professional ensemble to tour globally. The State Department selected the group for performances in Europe the Near East and the Far East with Local Impressarios handling venues and promoters arranging concerts.
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Leesburg Brush and Paste Club Hosts 7th Annual Art Show
The Leesburg Brush and Paste Club wraps its seventh annual exhibition at the Leesburg High School auditorium next Saturday and Sunday. More than 20 southern Ohio artists display 300 fresh works in oil, pastel, watercolor, and pen and ink. The exhibit runs 1 to 9 p.m. each day with free public admission.
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Summer Art Classes Set at Middletown Center
Middletown Fine Arts Center opens six week session on June 7 with outdoor painting at Howard Collins farm and evening classes. Richard Boyle directs adult evenings. Crossan Curry leads the children's class, and Queenie Burroughs teaches ceramics with minimum ten students. Membership required for all students.
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Queenie Burroughs
Fine Arte Center
Mid-Town Center
Broad Street
Princes of the Blood Reared Another Boy in Germany
In early German history princes of the blood kept another boy in their circle who received spankings for misbehavior. The arrangement reflects informal discipline practices among royal households in that era.
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Princes of the Blood
Great Art of Masters at Methodist Church Exhibit
The National Gallery of Art sponsors a traveling exhibit at Middletown First Methodist Church. From 11 am to 5 pm Saturday and Sunday, visitors view full color reproductions of works by Giorgione Botticelli Raphael Duccio Tintoretto Blake Gruenwald Rembrandt Dali El Greco and more. The display aims to educate Americans about the national cultural heritage with extra descriptive material on the artists.
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National Gallery
Washington
Ed Mortis
Exhibit distribution free to interested persons
Carmichael said the exhibit will be distributed free to any interested persons, mirroring the exhibit itself. The announcement emphasizes accessibility and public engagement without cost.
Select Books Featured In Library Exhibit List
A roundup of novels and non fiction titles including Stranger on a Bridge Master of Falcon Hurst The Pilgrim Project The Collector The Natural The 480 The Spy Who Came in From the Cold Day of the Guns Von Ryan's Express The Parasites Nine Months Reading A Medical Guide for Pregnant Women The Voice of the Master Wind from the Carolinas The Old Gods Laugh Hungry Hill The Night in Lisbon Zorba the Greek Flood Moll Flanders The Victim Nerve The Strange Land When the Cheering Stopped The Man from Uncle The Cincinnati Kid Heloise's Housekeeping Hints Ann Landers Talks to Teenagers About Sex.
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Best Seller List Snapshot From Publishers Weekly
A compact listing shows hardcover best sellers with titles such as Up the Down Stair Case and The Ambassador. It notes fiction leaders Kaufman West a Hailey Bellow Wouk and non fiction selections like Markings and Journal of a Soul, compiled by Publishers' Weekly.
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Cincinnati Man Killed In Plunge From Window
Patrick R. Finley aged 69 died after tumbling from a second story bedroom window at his Cincinnati home on Friday night. A relative saw him fall from a kneeling position. The coroner's office was investigating the death.
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Divergent Views About Viet Nam
Browne and Halberstam deliver complementary accounts of the 1962 to 1964 Viet Nam turmoil. Browne chronicles battlefield eyewitness detail and Viet Cong tactics while Halberstam analyzes politics, diplomacy, and the Diem regime. Both argue for an urgent American awakening to the war’s implications.
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David Halberstam
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Memorial Day Milestones and Historic Dates
On May 30 1965 Memorial Day marks the annual tribute to war dead and stages historic events. Notable items include Columbus 1498 voyage third voyage to the New World and Peter the Great birth in 1672.
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New World
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Olympic Skate Star To Marry A Non Skater
Cleveland AP Dr David Jenkins 19 Olympic gold medalist ice skater plans to marry Barbara Ruth Boling of Saginaw Michigan a non skater He says he will not teach her and adds I know what I am doing They will wed in June in Cleveland Jenkins now retired from skating is in internal medicine residency at Lakeside Hospital His brother Hayes an Akron attorney and 1956 Olympic champion is married to Carol Heiss another international skating star
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David Jenkins
U. S
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Barbara Ruth Boling
Leroy Boling
Lakeside Hospital
Hayes
Akron
Carol Heiss
Weather Warning Upgrades Planned for Six Ohio Offices
The Weather Bureau will install new warning equipment at the Toledo Mansfield Cleveland Columbus Akron and Dayton offices. Rep Betts says more work is needed and notes prior Palm Sunday tornadoes. he and five other Ohio lawmakers urged faster improvements.
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Rohio
Robert M. White
Toledo
Mansfield
Cleveland
Columbus
Akron
Dayton
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U S Vehicle Registrations Rise Slower in 1984
The Commerce Department reported 86,297,133 motor vehicles registered in the United States in 1984, up from 1983 by 3,575,485. Passenger cars totaled about 72 million, buses 305,000 and trucks over 14 million, with the rate of growth easing from prior years.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Red Cross names Chester C. Dennis disaster service coordinator
Chester C. Dennis appointed coordinator of the Middletown Red Cross disaster service announced by James Martindale chapter chairman. Dennis residing at 331 Bexley Drive is a local general insurance agent with 23 years in the field.
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Chester C. Dennis
Middletown
New Ohio Bell VP Named
Zane E. Barnes age 43 formerly of Marietta Ohio was elected personnel vice president of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co by the board of directors Friday. Barnes is now with Bell in Oregon succeeding Carlisle K. Milner who is retiring after more than 42 years in the telephone business.
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Zane E. Barnes
Marietta
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Barnes
Bell
Oregon
Carlisle K. Milner
Early Bird Rates Filed With FCC
Communications Satellite Corp. asked the FCC to approve transatlantic rates for Early Bird. The proposal bills $2,400 for the first half hour and $475 for each additional 15 minutes for U S ground station transmissions from Andover Maine to Early Bird, with Europe setting onward transmission prices.
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Federal Communications Commission
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State Seeks Federal Aid for Youth Work Program
Ohio requests federal approval of a Neighborhood Youth Corps summer project run by the Department of Natural Resources. About 462 boys and 28 girls ages 16 to 21 from at risk backgrounds would work 32 hours weekly at state parks and natural resource facilities for $1.25 an hour for three months, starting June 15 if approved.
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Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Willard P. Dudley
Mrs. Johnson Plans Five Day Visit to Virgin Islands
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will spend at least five days in the Virgin Islands, arriving by plane June 2. She will be accompanied by her brother Tony Taylor of Santa Fe and his wife, plus Bess Abell, Mrs. Johnson's social secretary.
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Tony Taylor
Santa Fe
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Beloves
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Sadie
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Teacher Here Plans Studies
Miss Marilyn Cassacy a visual aids teacher at Wildwood Elementary and district worker for visually handicapped children will study at the University of Detroit Institute for Teachers of the Blind this summer under National Defense Education Act scholarship aid. She has previously studied at Miami University the University of Minnesota and Western New Mexico.
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Warren Report Profits From JFK Assassination Document
The Warren Commission report on President Kennedy's assassination generated $191,400 in net profit for the Government Printing Office. It sold 142,673 copies of the report and 1,491 of the 2 volume testimony sets to Congress and the public.
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Warren Commission
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Jews Honor Ike Give Him Bible
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower received a silver coated Bible from Park Avenue Synagogue as Jews honor him for leading Allied forces that liberated Nazi death camps. Joseph Howard Katz presented the gift during a Sabbath service.
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Sahl Has Larynx Growth Removed
Hollywood comedian Mort Sahl underwent surgery to remove a growth from his larynx on Friday. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital officials said he tolerated the operation well and will stay hospitalized a few days before returning home to convalesce. His voice will rest for several weeks, but speech should not be impaired.
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Ohio Man Killed In S Viet Nam
SAIGON Viet Nam AP U S military officials report Capt Fleming B Brainard killed May in Phu Bon province He is survived by his widow Anna 1317 Holley View Vermilion Ohio
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Lost and found notices for ring kitten purses and dog
A series of lost and found notices. A small white chihuahua or Chihuahua mix is missing with a gold navy ring bearing a name and wing design near the bank area in Middletown. A yellow and white kitten was lost downtown with a reward offered. Two purses, one black and one beige, missing at Twin Creek, please return. Call listed numbers to reclaim.
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Monuments Scotti Harkrader Dealer in Fine Memorials
Memorial dealer Scotti Harkrader operates Monuments Scotti Harkrader offering fine memorials at 423 9462 and 422 8079 contact numbers with services listed.
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Funeral notices list several Middletown passings and services
Grover C. 72 of 2117 Sherman Ave died May 27 at Middletown Hospital. Visitation at McCoy Leffier 2-5 and 7-9 pm June 1 service 10 am Rev Eugene Brandenburg at Woodside Cemetery. Dooley Effie 63 of 3903 Grend Ave died May 28 in Cincinnati Hospital. Visitation at Josep R Baker & Sons 3:5 and 7:3 pm. service 2 pm at First Baptist Church. Interment Woodside Cemetery. Imhoff William W. 88 of 307 Franklin St died May 29 at Gereen Manor Rest Home. Visitation Wilson Memorial Home 7-9 pm. service 2 am. Rev Schnell, Mennonite Church of Trenton. Kiss Louis Sr. 92 of 22 Monroe St died May 28 Middletown Hospital. Visitation Schramm Funeral Home 2-5 and 7-9 pm. Rosary 6:15 pm. High Mass 9:30 am Tuesday at St Johns Catholic Church. interment Woodside Cemetery. Robinson Infant premature son of Mr and Mrs Randolph Robinson 7360 Michee Rd died May 28 in Middletown Hospital. Graveside Memory Gardens Grayson KY. arrangements by McCoy Leffier. Classified ad promotes selling unused items locally.
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