Polish Book Fair bans about 200 Western titles
Officials at the Polish International Book Fair ordered removal of about 200 Western books from displays just before opening. Mc Graw Hill and Feffer and Simons, both New York exhibitors, were asked to pull five titles including Life is Worth Living by Fulton J Sheen and A Preface to History. Feffer and Simons pulled Orwell Homage to Catalonia and Poland and China from the Yale Survey of World Cultures series. No reason given.
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McGraw Hill Publishing Co
Feffer and
China
Yale University
Survey of
Boleslaw Trombola
Ars Polona
France
West Germany
Sheikh Target of Assassin Beirsut Qatar Ruler Shot at Resort
Beir ut Lebanon AP report says authorities say Nasser Ibn Hamad Al Thani, cousin of Qatar ruler Sheikh Ali Bin Abdullah Al Thani, opened fire on the ruler’s vacation residence at a Lebanese resort. Investigators cite family financial disputes as a motive. Sheikh Ali has led Qatar’s 40,000-person state since 199.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Persian Gulf
Qatar
Nasser Ibn Hamad al Thani
Ali bin Abdullah al Thani
Sheikh Ali
Akron cafe owner charged in wife’s death
Teaster E. Brown, 49, an Akron cafe owner, will be charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of his wife Lena Belle Brown, 47. Police said a Sunday fight preceded her found death the following morning.
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Akron, Ohio
Teaster E. Brown
Akron
Lena Belle
Brown
Auto Ads Highlight Growth of Car Market
About 160 million cars from 2000 makes have been offered to Americans since 1769. Auto manufacturers spent an estimated 897.2 million dollars on new passenger car advertising in newspapers last year to familiarize motorists with modern models.
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France
Decline For Steel Not Over Yet
Steelmaking remained down last week with capacity at 66.9 percent and expected to fall toward 60 percent by the July Fourth week. Most districts posted lower output, notably Cincinnati and Youngstown, while Cleveland and Buffalo held near 76 percent. May production seen at 71.5 percent of capacity versus 80 percent in April. First five months total 53.5 million tons, up from 33.4 million a year ago.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Buffalo
Weekly Journal of Metalworking
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Youngstown
May
Hoosier Named Editor of Cincinnati Enquirer Editorial Page
Thomas S Gephardt, formerly editor of the Anderson Herald, is named editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer editorial page. He succeeds Joseph Sagmaster who left for a post at the University of Cincinnati. Gephardt, an Anderson native, joined the Enquirer as an editorial writer last March.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Shephardt
Anderson, Ind
Herald
Cincinnati Enquirer
Joseph Sagmaster
University of Cincinnati
Gephardt
Anderson
The
Enquirer
Curtis Fulks 59 dies at Middletown Hospital
Curtis Fulks 59 of West Middletown Rt 1 died at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since May 28 He worked 36 years in Armco Steel plant protection and belonged to Eagles Lodge 528 Born in Lee County Kentucky he had lived in Middletown 42 years Survived by wife Edith sister Martha Creech of Stanton and brother Barney of Connersville Services set for 2 pm Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Fulks
Curtis Fulks
West Middletown
Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Eagles Lodge
Lee County
Middletown
Edith
Martha Creech
Stanton, Ky
Barney
Connersville
Ind
McCoy-Leffler
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Ida Craft dies after cancer in Middletown hospital
Ida Craft 1761 Central Ave died of cancer at Middletown Hospital yesterday at 7 45 am after a stay since March 21. Born in Jackson Kentucky she lived in Middletown 59 years and worked for P Lorillard Co and Union Sanitary Laundry. Survived by three daughters Eva Hemp Bessie Cabtree Leonard Strauss and two sons Edward Holland Charles Holland two sisters and two grandchildren. Services Thursday at 10 30 am at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Herschel Caudill officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. friends may call 7 9 pm.
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Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Maroh
Jackson
Middletown
Craft
P. Lorillard Co
Union Sanitary Laundry
Leonard Strauss
Eva Hemp
Edgewater
Bessie Cabtree
Glendale
Calif
Edward Holland
Washington, D. C
Charles Holland
Columbus
Elizabeth Hestin
Catherine King
Cincinnati
Margaret Easter King
Canne City
Joseph R.baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Woodsire Cemetery
Mrs Rudell Cutcher Requiem High Mass Details
Mrs Rudell Cutcher aged 35 will have a Requiem High Mass at 9 30 am tomorrow at St John s Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Services were set at Riggs Funeral Home. The funeral home is open today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Mrs Cutcher died Saturday at her home 1609 Fleming Rd.
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Rudell Cutcher
St John's Church
Woodside
Riggs
Services for Mrs Marian Stephens in Catawba
Mrs Marian Stephens 95 will be honored tomorrow at 2 30 p m at First Methodist Church Catawba with Rev Robert Webb and Dr C E Wintringham presiding Burial in Catawba Cemetery Friends may call today at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Mrs Stephens died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Helen Deutemeier’s home 3311 Central Ave
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Marian Stephens
Catawba
Robert Webb
C. E. Wintringham
McCoy- Leffler
Stephens
Helen Deutemeier
Central Ave
Bashford Rites Set for 66 Year Old Miamisburg Grocer
Services for Kelly D. Bashford a Miamisburg grocer aged 66 will be at 10 am tomorrow at Gebhart Schmidt Funeral Home with burial in Hill Grove Cemetery. There will be visiting hours today from 3 to 5 pm and 7 to p.m. Bashford died Sunday at…
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Miamisburg
Kelly D. Bashford
Gebhart & Schmidt
Hill Grove Cemetery
Rev Boyer to Lead Cancer Society Gifts
Rev C R Pete Boyer of First Presbyterian Church will head the Middletown Butler County Unit American Cancer Society memorial gift program. The year's gifts total 1382.78 to local and state research. Alan Cooper said Cancer Crusade raised 11181.40, surpassing the 10000 goal, reflecting area support. The board sent Alma Williams and Laura Mae Perkins to a cancer health and education workshop at Miami University July 5 22.
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C. R
Pete” Boyer
First Presbyterian Church
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Boyer
Alan Cooper
Middletown
Boak
Alma Williams
Garfield School
Laura Mae Perkins
Miami University
Farmer Hides Dead Horse Sparks Communications Blackout
A New York farmer Kenneth Mueller buried a horse on his Kingston area farm. His digging severed 120 telephone lines and cut 39 Western Union links between New York and Albany. The outage forced rerouting by AT&T as repair crews worked to restore service.
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New York
Toronto
Western Union
Albany
Kenneth Mueller
Kingston
N.Y
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Muller
New Cottage Empty Inseparable Couple Separated By Death
BOYERTOWN Pa AP for more than 50 years Mr and Mrs William Reithauer lived together in a stone house north of the town. After part of the house crumbled neighbors built a cottage on their land. Mrs Reithauer 78 died of heart attack and pneumonia hours before the move. Willie 76 died Sunday after heart attack. The couple had tilled land by hand with old farming tools. the cottage stands empty.
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Boyertown
William Reithauer
Pensylvania
Reitnauer
Reinnauer
Pottstown Hospal
Annie
Willie
Four killed as auto skids on wet road near Pottstown
Four people died and five were injured in a Memorial Day crash on a rural road near Pottstown Pennsylvania. Ronald Leidy 19 was driving the skidding car. Victims include Harry Kennedy 20 Joseph Kennedy 18 both of Philadelphia and Viola Adams in her early 30s of Gloucester New Jersey.
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Pottstown
Pennsylvania
Ronald Leidy
Harry Kennedy
Joseph
Philadelphia
Viola Adams
Gloucester
N.J
Miss Adams
Coyle Named Chairman of Publications and Campaign Literature
Hamilton Martin A. Coyle, Third District Republican state committeeman, has been appointed chairman of the Committee on Publications and Campaign Literature by Ray C. Bliss, state Republican chairman.
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Hamilton
Martin A. Coyle
Ray C. Bliss
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