Terrorism in Java Escalates as Army Faces Communists
In central Java near Surakarta terrorism attributed to Pemuda Rakjat, the Indonesian Communist youth wing, rises with targets including religious and nationalist figures. Brig. Gen. Surjo Sum and eight Communist mayors and chiefs are replaced as martial law tightens.
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Anta
Surjo Sum- 0
Alaysian
Java
Sumpeno
Pemuda Rakjat
Indonesie Communist Party
PRI @ stil
Surakarta
Central Java
Antara
East Java
Surhaja
Urachman
Georges Clemenceau and the Tiger of France
Georges Clemenceau, a leading French statesman during World War I, earned the nickname the Tiger of France for his fierce wartime leadership and determination. He was one of the principal figures in France and a key member of the wartime government.
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Georges Clemenceau
France
The
Tiger
Susie Lyle 73 Funeral Arrangements Announced
Obituary announces services for Mrs. Susie Lyle of 1812 Columbia Ave to be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Middletown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. she died Saturday at Middletown Hospital. Surviving sisters Carrie Childers and Hurley Elkins, both of Campton Kentucky, are named.
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Edward Norton
Milton Road
Maqnon
Ill
Mc.Coy-Leiter
Norton
Middletown Hospital
Susie Lyle
Columbia Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Middletown Cemetery
Lyle
Carrie Childers
Hurley Elkins
Campton
Obituary Notices From Local Church and Home Services
Mrs Justina Wargo 68 of 2310 Hamilton Middletown Road Requiem High Mass 9 90 am Wednesday at St Marys Church Ellington 78 of Powell Convalescent Home services 10 30 am tomorrow Brown Dawson Parrish Fraley 34 of 1353 Glen brook Drive services 10 00 am Wednesday Klaus Weigel Walter Wolf 57 of 1571 Borrk crest Drive private services Infant son of Mr and Mrs Alan Dietrich 199 Sunset Drive private services Rose Hill Memorial Park Dorothy Davis 86 of 940 S 12th St Requiem High Mass 9 30 am Wednesday St Veronica s Church
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Justina Wargo
Hamilton Middletown Road
St. Mary's Church
W. M. Ellington
Powell Convalescent Home
Brown- Dawson
Parrish Fraley
Glenbrook Drive
Klaus-Weigel
Walter Wolf
Borrkcrest Drive
Proesche
Allan Dietrich
Sunset Drive
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Dorothy Davis
S. 12Th St
St. Veronica’s Church
Pascal Invented First Adding Machine at Age 18
The first adding machine was invented by Blaise Pascal a French mathematician who was eighteen years old at the time.
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Blaise Pascal
Rhodesia's Leaders Reject Royal Commission Plan
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson says a Rhodesian settlement is possible but two African nationalist leaders reject a royal commission to work out terms for independence. Nkomo and Sithole denounce the commission idea while agreeing to ask Rhodesians if they want independence under the 1961 constitution.
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London
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Joshua Nkomo
Britain
Ndabaningi Sithole
Volunteers Lend A Hand In Fire At Gibbs Home
Volunteer firemen from nearby bars smashed windows at Felix Gibbs residence 2725 Plymouth Ave when a living room fire broke out late Saturday night. Chief Euclid Pierce of the Mayfield Fire Department said firefighters arrived at 1230 am and found the blaze starting in the sofa possibly from a cigarette. Damages included burned baseboard and smoke damage with an estimated total of 500 to 600 dollars.
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Felix Gibbs
Plymouth Ave
Euclid Pierce
Mayfield Fire Department
Farmer Henry Rankin Dies in Tractor Crash Near Martinsville
Henry A Rankin 81 of near Martinsville died at Clint Memorial Hospital from injuries after a farm tractor was struck by a pickup truck Saturday. He passed away today, authorities said.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Henry A. Rankin
Martinsville
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Federal Pay Boost Bill Becomes Law
President Johnson signs a 3.6 percent federal pay raise bill into law providing 488.4 million dollars annually to 1.8 million workers including postal employees. The measure covers fringe benefits of 153 million and applies retroactively to after Oct 1 with benefits effective when signed. Congress and high officials are excluded from the latest increase.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Ohio Polish Celebration Marks 1000 Years in Cleveland
Ohioans of Polish descent gathered in Cleveland for a millennium celebration marking Poland’s 1000 years of Christianity and culture. The event highlighted Poland’s adoption of Christianity about a millennium ago, roughly half the span of Christian history.
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Cleveland
Victor Borge Safe In Crash Near Albany
Pianist and comedian Victor Borge escaped injury after his car collided with another on U S 99 north of Albany Oregon state police said the 14 year old Borge was en route to Portland from Eugene where he performed at a University of Oregon homecoming dance. The car was destroyed when it hit a car that had slowed to avoid another wreck.
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Albany
Ore
Victor Borge
U.S. 99
Abbany
Borge
Port
Land
Eugene
University of Oregon
Oregon State
Inland Container's Nine Month Earnings Rise
Inland Container Corp reports nine months ended Oct 3 earnings of 6.114 million, up from 5.644 million a year earlier. Earnings per common share rose to 1.97 from 1.72, on a 9 percent volume gain and sales of 103.026 million versus 94.384 million in 1964. Industry shipments are forecast to rise about 7 percent in 1965 with rising paperboard packaging costs.
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Inland Container Corp
Ohio to spend 5.5 million on youth reform program
Gov. Rhodes announced immediate start of an 5.5 million building and rehabilitation project for the Ohio Youth Commission to ease overcrowding and offer diversified services for children. Plans include Mohican Youth Camp renovations and several new facilities across northern Ohio with a completion target in spring 1967.
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Ohio Youth Commission
James A. Rhodes
Youth Commission
Daniel W. Johnson
Mohican
Scioto Village
Sciolo Village
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
Training Institution of
Central Ohio
Zaleski
Fairfield School For Boys
H. F. Christian Camp
Cincinnati Man Fights City Hall Over$3 Parking Ticket Refund
C. Jack Rusk, 23, a stock broker in Cincinnati, is pressing City Hall for a $3 refund from a parking meter fine after the meter was faulty. City Council estimates $30 to draft and pass an ordinance, while Councilman John E. Held briefly covered the refund from his own funds. The issue now rests with City Manager William Wichman as Traffic Committee weighs safeguards to prevent future refunds.
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Cincinnati
C. Jack Rusk
City Hall
Rusk
William Wichman
Council
Opening Set Tuesday For Net Kroger Gillen Crow Facility
Ribbon cutting at 9 am marks Middletown’s third Kroger and first Armco building retail use. Gillen Crow Pharmacy is the sixth city-wide Kroger, with a steel freezers design and a Dog Boutique department. The 20,000 square foot store on Grand Avenue across from Gideon Road opens tomorrow with grand opening planned for Nov 0.
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Sherriff
Butler County Common Pleas
James K. Abbott
Alice Abbott
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Towit
Middletown
Butler
Grand Avenue
Lane
James F. Hixon
Finkelman & Ross
Attys
Net Kroger
Gillen-Crow
Kroger
Armco
New Gillen - Crow Pharmacy
Rathman Investment Co
Gideon Road
Fox
Armco Steel Corp
Harold Hancock
James Eich
East Central Avenue
John Breidenstein
Stevens Avenue
Gene B. Cluxton
Cluxton
The
Kroger Co
Rhodes Commodores Off On European Market Hunt
Gov James A. Rhodes and 65 Ohio businessmen left Cleveland for a three week Europe tour to seek new markets for Ohio products. The group forms the Ohio Industrial Fleet with members called Ohio Commodores named after Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. They will visit seven European countries during November 1 to 22 to boost industry and employment in Ohio.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Cleveland
Europe
Ohio Industrial Fleet
Ohio Commodores
Rhodes
Oiver Hazard Perry
Put-in-Bay
Turnpike Takes An October Income Record
The Ohio Turnpike Commission reports October revenue of about 2.49 million dollars, the highest for any October since 1955. Chairman James W Shacknessy notes a 50 thousand dollar rise from fuel sales at service plazas under new contracts effective October 1. Ten month total income stands at roughly 25.975 million dollars, surpassing prior year by 1.443 million.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James W. Shacknessy
Commission
Phoenicians Credited with Inventions of Fishing Line and Net
The Phoenicians are said to have invented both the fishing line and the fishing net, highlighting their early innovations in fishing technology and maritime skills.
UN asks NK to return kidnapped Koreans sailors
The United Nations command urged North Korea to immediately release more than 100 South Koreans seized while fishing in the Yellow Sea. Police report 112 people, including women and children, and two boats were captured by armed North Koreans south of the inter Korean boundary.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Yellow Sea
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