Deaths And Funerals James O. Dennis
James O. Dennis, 65, formerly of Middletown, died at 8 a.m. yesterday in Zanesville. Born in Kentucky, he lived in Middletown most of his life before moving to Zanesville about 35 years ago. He worked for Armco Steel Corp. in both cities before retiring. Survived by his wife Ruth and five children. two brothers Jess and Willis of Middletown. a sister Mrs. Ernest Cra craft of Middletown. services and burial in Zanesville, with Mrs. Marie Rump of Cincinnati and four grandchildren listed as survivors.
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James 0. Dennis
Midletown
Zanesville
Dennis
Kentucky
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Ruth
Jess
Willis
Ernest Cracraft
Burns Robert Edward MORROW-Requiem High Mass
Robert Edward Burns of Morrow Route 2 will lie in state at Yale Funeral Home after 4 p.m. tomorrow. A high mass for Burns will be sung at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Philip the Apostle Church. Burial follows at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Survived by wife Katherine, daughters Kathleen Gilvin and Colleen, and sons Robert Jr. and Patrick. He formerly worked for Ward Manufacturing Co. in Hamilton. He had two brothers Elmer of Norwood and Albertus of Cincinnati and two sisters Margarite Hewitt and others. Continuous coverage of the funeral details reflects the family’s loss.
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Morrow
Robert Edward Burns
Morrow Rt. 2
St. Philip the Apostle Church
Gate of Heaven
Yale
Burns
Ward Manufacturing Co
Hamilton
Katherine
Kathleen Gilvin
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Colleen
California educator to speak on lawbreaking and the schools
Dr. Max Rafferty, California superintendent of instruction, will address the Cincinnati Open Forum at Walnut Hills High School this Friday at 8 p.m. His topic is Lawbreaking and the Schools. Tickets from Mrs. Floyd Overturf, 504 Burton Road.
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California
Cincinnati
Max Rafferty
State of
Walnut Hills High School
Floyd Overturf
Burton Road
Funeral services set for Martha Griffith in Lebanon
Mrs Martha Jane Griffith 75 of 10 Park Ave. will have a service at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home followed by cremation. Friends may visit today from 5 to 9 p.m. at the memorial home. She died yesterday at East Orchard Nursing Home after a month as a patient. Survived only by her son Paul of Dayton.
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Lebanon
Martha Jane Griffith
Park Ave
Oswald
Mrs Lustie White to Be Buried in Brown Dawson Service
Mrs Lustie May White aged 20 of 5266 Minton Road will have a service at 2 p m on Thursday in a Brown Dawson arrangement. The notice lists the funeral service details without additional context.
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Lustie May White
Minton Road
Brown-Dawson
Smog Lifts Slightly After 13-Day Southern California Heat
In Los Angeles and surrounding areas a week of heavy smog has reduced visibility as a cool air mass ends a 13 day heat wave. The Weather Bureau notes October's average minimum reached 73.1 degrees, second only to 1953, with 78/56 day temperatures predicted. Moderate eye irritation remains possible while smog declines but lingers.
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Los Angeles
Weather Bureau
New Polaris Sub Kamehameha Completes Sea Trials
The Polaris nuclear submarine Kamehameha finished its first sea trials off the Golden Gate under Vice Admiral H G Rickover. The Kamehameha carries the A3 missile with a 2,500 nautical mile range, is 425 feet long, displaces 7,000 tons, and houses over 100 crewmen.
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San Francisco
Kamehameha
Adm
H G. Rickover
Golden Gate
Navy
Franklin Council Candidate Hettick Injured By Accident
Franklin campaign scene as Tom Hettick slips while posting posters. receives four stitches after a limb wound. Dr. John E. Sharts, seeking re election to the Franklin school board, quips that George Washington began similarly.
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Franklin
Tom Hettick
Franklin Council
Hettick
John E. Sharts
Franklin School Board
Collision Injures Man In Middletown Area Traffic Incident
A 31 or 32 year old man was injured in a truck car crash on N Verity Parkway yesterday afternoon. Stanley Byrd of 3000 Roslyn Drive remained in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with possible neck chest and right shoulder injuries. Orville McWhorter Jr 23 of Wheelersburg drove the truck that struck Byrd in front of 121 N Verity Parkway at 1 05 PM. Total damage was 305 dollars. McWhorter was charged with failing to keep an assured clear distance. Alterations at N Broad Street and Tytus Avenue caused 300 dollars damage to a vehicle driven by Lester J Chariton 35 of 27 Moore Drive Franklin and George Dengler 62 of 6687 Shorz Road. Dengler cited for failing to keep an assured clear distance. Penelope Stratemeyer 207 N Broad St cited for backing when unsafe after her car backed into Ruth Marks 307 Stanley St parked at 3004 Sherman Ave 4 05 PM. Damage 175 dollars.
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N. Verity Parkway
Stanley Byrd
Roslyn Drive
Middletown
Byrd
Orville McWhorter Jr
Wheelersburg
McWhorter
Sherman Ave
Estrellita Star Horoscope Highlights 1966 Periods
The forecast urges realism and prudent action across careers and finances. It notes a strong five month cycle for finances, with uptrends in July September and October, advising against excess in April May and June and highlighting January July and September for romance and social activity. A child born today is said to have analytical mind and strong will.
Parma man named 1965 Dad of Dads for Ohio State
John F. Cannon of Parma has been selected as the 1965 Dad of Dads for Ohio State University's annual Dads Day program to be held Saturday, November 13 in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
John F. Cannon
Parma
Ohio State University
Wounded Soldier Seeks Return to Viet Nam
Sgt. Claude W. Spiva, 23, wounded in an Oct ambush near a 1st Infantry Division convoy, tells reporters from Fort Gordon he wants to return to Viet Nam as soon as possible. He argues U.S. troops must stay until Communists are kept from Southeast Asia. his mother in Decatur opposes another tour.
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FT. Gordon
Claude W. Soiva
Viet Nam
J. D. McMillian
Decatur
Spiva
United States
1St Infantry Division
Spira
U.S
Southeast Asia
Father In Law Of Buckley Dies In Canada
Austin C. Taylor father in law of New York mayoral candidate William F Buckley Jr died in Vancouver British Columbia after a several month illness. Taylor a multimillionaire businessman and sportsman was awarded a CBE for wartime civilian service and promoted thoroughbred horse racing in British Columbia.
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New York
Austin C. Taylor
William F. Buckley Jr
Canada
Taylor
Vancouver
British Columbia
Buckley
Bronx
British Empire
Muskingum River Locks Close for Winter Nov 15
Ohio parks chief Melvin J. Rebholz of the Department of Natural Resources announced that locks on the Muskingum River will close on November 15 for the winter season.
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Columbus, Ohio
Melvin J. Rebholz
Parks and Recreation
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Muskingum River
Rhodes Proposes Study for New Soldier Bonus
Gov James A. Rhodes proposes a study on legal and financial steps to pay a Vietnam era soldier bonus. He asked Atty. Gen. Saxbe and Auditor Cloud to plan financing and to determine if legislation or a public vote is needed. The issue hinges on whether Vietnam operations count as a war for bonus authorization.
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Rhodes
Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Europe
William B Saxbe
Roger Cloud
Viet Nam
Cloud
Saxbe
Glasgow Lord Provost Sir Peter Meldrum Dies at 55
Sir Peter Meldrum, 55, Lord Provost of Glasgow, died Sunday after a chest illness. Formerly a Labour MP, he was knighted this year by Queen Elizabeth II.
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Glasgow
Peter Meldrum
Elizabeth II
No Decision On Aluminum Pile
Washington AP report says the federal government has not decided to sell its surplus aluminum stockpile following a White House meeting arranged by President Johnson. Officials said the president can release 250 million dollars in ingots, with 450 million more possible after Congress approval.
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Washington
Johnson
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Joseph
Califano Jr
White House
Califano
WaterVolume Flows At Niagara Falls Revealing Massive Flow
About 212000 cubic feet of water rushes over Niagara Falls every second in a dramatic display of the falls’ immense power. Authorities note the steady flow underscores the site’s natural scale and ongoing erosion forces.
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Niagara Falls
Police Briefs Highlight Stolen Sign and Nighttime Assault
A bumper sign for Bunyan's Driver Training School was stolen from a car at 2209 Christel Ave Saturday night. Lee Deaton of 1614 Meadow Ave reported being jumped and beaten by three men as he exited a phone booth at Woodlawn Ave and Crawford St at 3:54 a.m. today.
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Bunyan
Christel Ave
Lee Deaton
Meadow Ave
Woodlawn Avenue
Crawford Street
Kennedy Sees Asian Peace During Southeast Asia Tour
US Senator Edward M. Kennedy said in Hong Kong that most people he spoke with in Southeast Asia want peace and security for their country. He and his wife arrived for a five day visit en route home after stops in South Vietnam Thailand Laos Singapore and Malaysia.
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Hong Kong
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
United States
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Laos
Singapore
Malaysia
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