Vaccine Against Sniffles Tested In Federal Prison
Washington AP reports scientists have tested the first experimental cold vaccine on volunteers at the federal penitentiary at Lorton Virginia. Dr Robert Huebner of NIH calls it an encouraging first step toward a broad shotgun vaccine against multiple cold viruses.
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Legless Katie Not Helpless Explains School Incident
In Weymouth England AP reports 13 year old Katie Dartnell removed her aluminum limb and struck a male student with it after being teased. She said she did not hit him hard but enough to make a point.
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Uneasy Truce Reported on Moroccan Algerian Front
AP dispatch says a uneasy truce held along the Sahel Sahara frontier after three days of shelling at Figuig Morocco. Moroccan official Driss Ouentra said fighting halted along the entire line for the first time since the undeclared war over mineral territory began.
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Parenthood Classes Begin Tonight in Civic Association Office
A six week series titled Preparation for Parenthood starts this evening from 7 to 9 30 at the temporary Civic Association office on Trine Street. Sponsored by the Civic Association with the Middletown Health Department and Middletown Hospital, the sessions aim to educate prospective parents about child bearing and baby care and include a tour of the obstetric department at Middletown Hospital.
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Deaths And Funerals Luther Brumfield Dies At 46
Luther G. Brumfield, 46, longtime Armco Steel employee, died of a heart attack at Middletown Hospital after being brought from his home at 2369 Tytus Ave. He was a member of Lodge 90 and Royal Arch Masons. Survived by wife Ruby, son Robert Allen, two brothers William and Leroy, sister May Lambert, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements with McCoy Leffier and services at Wilson Memorial Home at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Haskel Jenkins. burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Orlando Fla
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Wilson Memorial Home
Haskel Jenkins
Woodside Come
Charles A. Mardis dies at 54 in Middletown Hospital
Charles A. Mardis 54 of 1732 Columbia Ave died at 5 20 am today at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Oct 31 He was a retired farmer and a disabled World War II veteran Born in Blairsville Pa he is survived by sister Eva Poe of Middletown and brothers Foster and Stewart of Blairsville Graveside services are set for 2 pm Thursday in Coral Pa with Rev John Ueimpstead officiating Local arrangements are by McCoy Leisler Funeral Home There will be no visitations.
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Columbia Ave
Middletown Hospital
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Blairsville
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Middletown
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Stewart
Coral
John Ueimpstead
McCoy - Leisler Funeral Home
SARGENT Rites Held for Middletown Resident
Arlie T. Sargent 63 of 611 Charles St died today at Middletown Hospital after six weeks illness. He retired last year after three years at the General Electric plant in Cincinnati following 22 years with the Shuttle division of Black Clawson. Born in Blaze Kentucky he lived in Middletown since 1906. Survived by wife Ethel three daughters Lucille Allen Arlene Crouch and Edith Davis of San Diego a brother Stanley Staggs of New Miami and other relatives.
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Charles St
Middletown Hospital
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General Electric
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Middletown
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Lucille Allen
Arlene Crouch
Edith Davis
San Diego
Stanley Staggs
New Miami
Mrs Frances Long Buck obituary notice
Frances Long Buck, age 53, of 4 percent McKinley Avenue, private services held. Proeschel officiated?
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Frances Long Buck
McKinley Ave
Mexico City Leader Ortiz Rubio Dies at 6
Pascual Ortiz Rubio, who served as Mexico's president from 1930 to 1982, has died at age 6. The report lists his death in Mexico City with AP coverage.
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Africa On Agenda For Study Unit
Dr. Lewis M. Hoskins of Earlham College will address Middletown Chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs at 4 p m Sunday. He discusses the contemporary African scene south of the Desert and Kenya's American style 200 student day high school. He has led Kenya's school administration since 1959 after roles with Earlham and the American Friends Service Committee.
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Emergency Squad Assists Three Persons
The emergency squad aided three people in separate early morning calls. Mary Jean Powers, 40, of 232 Park St., received treatment at 4:18 a.m. Callie Marcum, 76, of 1714 Jefferson St., was treated at 2:17 a.m. A 21-year-old with no address was treated at Reedy Parking lot on Verity Parkway at 12:04 a.m. All were transported for care.
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Park St
Callie Marcum
Jefferson St
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Verity Parkway
Middletown
Knachel Named Special Counsel in Corrigan Wiretap Probe
Edwin Knachel was appointed Monday as special counsel to the Cuyahoga County grand jury. He will assist its investigation of wiretapping allegations against County Prosecutor John T. Corrigan in Cleveland.
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Family Auto Mobile Policy Questions Listed by US Fidelity
A reader asks about the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore Maryland policy titled Family Auto mobile Policy. The inquiry seeks details on coverage scope liability and enforcement terms related to auto incidents and related costs.
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Cleveland Heater Co. Sold to Tennessee Firm
The Cleveland Heater Company, maker of gas and electric water heaters, is sold to MM. Hedges Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Manufacturing operations at the Cleveland plant, a 60 year old firm employing about 100, will move to Chattanooga. Sale price not disclosed.
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Vatican Council studies bigger role for bishops
The Vatican Ecumenical Council resumed after a four day recess and examined expanding bishop authority in church governance. A possible outcome is a senate of bishops working with the Pope, shifting powers from the Curia to bishops and centralizing decisions in Rome when beyond a single diocese.
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Bishops Back Concept in Church Nature Discussion
In last week’s test votes bishops favored the idea amid a broader debate on the schema De Ecclesia On the Nature of the Church. The results show strong ecclesiastical support for the proposed concept within church governance.
Oneida PTO Date Correction Meeting Tonight
The Journal corrects a misprint listing the Oneida School PTO meeting date as November 12 with Principal Carel Cosby presenting classroom activity slides. The event is scheduled for tonight based on the corrected notice.
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Police Briefs Stolen Items List Across Town
Two kettles valued at 40 dollars were taken from a light pole at Mrs. Ralph Gilbert’s home on Germantown Road. Four hubcaps were reported stolen from a car owned by Charles Amburgey in the 0 block of Park Street yesterday.
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Park Street
State Patrolmen Arrest Lawrence Greely for Reckless Operation
State troopers arrested Lawrence Greely yesterday on a charge of reckless operation. No address was given in the report.
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Assailant William E. Moore Arrested on City Warrant
William E. Moore, 45 Yankee Road, was arrested by city police on an assault and battery charge issued on a Franklin police warrant.
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Yankee Road
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Lawrence Ends Term as High Twelve Club President
Lawrence will conclude his year as president of the High Twelve Club at a noon meeting in the Commer with a waiting list. Stanley Lewis, Middletown High School athletics manager, is elected new president and will be installed at a 6 30 dinner on Nov 13 by state president William Rose of Toledo. Eugene Layer, Middletown mails superintendent, was elected first but declined to serve.
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High Twelve
Ayman Stanley Lewis
Middletown High School
William Rose
Toledo
Eugene Layer
Middletown
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