Speakers at Campus Here 1000 Rotary SCOPE Session
About 1000 students attended the Rotary sponsored SCOPE session at Miami University Middletown Campus. Speakers urged belief in America and free enterprise while stressing the power of the individual to effect change. The program included warnings about suppression and praised creative capitalism and personal initiative.
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America
Private Enterprise
SCOPE
Rotary Clubs of
District 667
Middletown
Miami University
Middletown Rotary
Nicholas Nyaradi
Moscow
Bradley
Dale University
Ofj
O. Condit
Science
Hungary
Idemands
Itesso
Dr. Nyaradi
Dr. Moscow
Department of Management
Georgia State University
Raymond W. Brown
Rotary
Rotary Clubs
Sheckler
Victim Identified in Franklin Huber Heights Slaying
Franklin native Shirley L M Sears, 37, identified as the woman found dead in a Huber Heights residence with Crawford Heeter, 30, after a 20 gauge shotgun incident. Heeter killed Sears and then shot himself, coroner rules. Sears leaves three sons and two daughters, with service set for 10 am Tuesday at Eaton Funeral Home. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery.
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Franklin
Huber Heights
Shirley L.M. Sears
Crawford Heeter
Heeter
Montgomery County
Connie Ann Christopher
Nancy Sears
Springboro
Marlin Tooley
Cincinnati
Jack Tovey
Catherine Back
Carlisle
Eaton Funeral Home
H.S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Two Sisters Hurt in Kensington Roosevelt Crash
Two sisters aged 29 and 22 were injured in a four car crash at Kensington Street and Roosevelt Boulevard around 7 pm. Alice Ward suffered a cut eyebrow while Dani Ward had chest hip and shoulder injuries. both were taken to Middletown Hospital. Alfred Peck, 31, a 1969 car driver, was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance.
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Kensington Street
Roosevelt Boulevard
Middletown Hospital
Alice Ward
Dani Ward
Yankee Road
Datha Ward
Roosevelt
Alfred Peck
Germantown Road
Kensington
Matthew Muraski
Lamberton Int
Virginia Ballard
Lamberton
Peck
Ward
Obituary for Coleman Hall 55 of Carlisle Kentucky native WWII veteran
Coleman Hall 55 of 532 John St Carlisle died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a 10 day admission. A World War II veteran and Bangor Ky native he retired in 1971 from Sunshine Biscuit Co Dayton. Survived by wife June, daughter Sylvia Bowman Dayton son Delman Franklin brother Cletis Wayland Ky sisters Hattie McKinzie Roxie Crosthwite Lillian Hills Garrett Ky and seven grandchildren. Services 2 pm Tuesday at Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church Hamilton Middletown Road with Revs Harley Hensley and Oliver Wilson. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Visitation 2 9 Sunday and after 2:30 pm Tuesday at church.
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Coleman Hall
John St
Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Bangor
Sunshine Biscuit Co
Dayton
Hall
June
Sylvia Bowman
Delman
Franklin
Cletis
Wayland
Hattie McKinzie
Roxie Crosthwite
Morehead, Ky
Lillian Hills
Garrett, Ky
Granacni Aren
Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Hamilton
Harley Hensley
Oliver Wilson
Germantown Cemetery
Arpp
Germantown
Ohio attorney general halts Dynamics In Motion sales
In Columbus Ohio the attorney general acting under the states Consumer Sales Practices Act obtained a temporary restraining order against Dynamics In Motion Inc a Florida firm selling motivational courses The action prevents the company from continuing sales activities pending further legal proceedings and enforcement efforts by the state official
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Atty
William Brown
Dynamics In Motion, Inc
GAO faults subsidy system after Soviet wheat sale
The General Accounting Office reports six major grain exporters claimed $170 million in subsidies after the Soviet wheat sale. It cites windfall profit risks and calls for tighter management. Cargill, Inc. disclosed a $661,386 loss on the deal. GAO notes rising subsidies and price shifts from July to September.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congressional Auditing Agency
John Melcher
Dmont
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Russia
Agriculture Department
U.S
Elmwood Place Raided by Police in Gambling Raids
Elmwood Place and Hamilton County officers raided the Gab Club and the Valley Pool Hall, detaining 45 people on Saturday. Five were held for charges after arrest, while others were released. Named arrestees include William Batson and Isham Rudson for promoting gambling and equipment possession, with additional defendants charged with gambling violations.
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Cincinnati
Elmwood Place
Ohio
Hamiltton County Sheriff’s Office
Gab Club
Valley Pool Hall
Stanley Wilkymacky
Emmett Spears
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Miami River Valley
Spears
William Batson
Isham Rudson
Fairfield
Don E. Rainwater
Charles Owens
Frank Asher
Hamilton
Aisle In June For Buz Lukens Wedding Planned
State Sen Donald E Lukens and Toshiko Davis plan a June wedding in Columbus with a ceremony in the city and a future residence in Middletown. Davis an Ohio State University student and fashion model, is 21 and from Columbus Tokyo-born, the couple keeping a private date. Lukens, 42, seeks reelection to the Ohio Senate after serving in Congress from 1966 to 1970 and succeeding Walter Powell in the state senate.
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Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Toshiko Davis
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
Miss Davis
Phillip Davis
Napoleon Ave
Air Force
Congress
Ohio Senate
Walter Powell
Tape Player Stolen From Car at Bob's Body Shop
Kenneth Beachler reports a theft from his car parked at Bob's Body Shop on N Verity Parkway. A tape player and tapes valued at 118 dollars were taken.
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Kenneth Beachler
Woodlawn Ave
Bob
N. Verity Parkway
Deadlines Shift For Want Ads In Middle Town Journal
The Middle Town Journal changes family want ad deadlines to 4:20 p.m. the day before publication starting Monday November 13. Advertising director Richard Trout cites growth in small family ads. Cancellations or corrections remain possible on publication day, with a 9:30 a.m. deadline to notify the ad department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Journal
Richard Trout
Trout
Downtown merchants stage first of three car giveaways
The first drawing winner can select a new Ford Pinto, Chevrolet Vega, or Volkswagen sedan. Winning numbers were posted in the window of Freeman's Jewelry at 1053 Central Ave, on the northwest corner of Central and Broad Street.
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Volkswagen
Freeman’s Jewelry
Central Ave
Central and
Broad Street
Fire at 407 McGuire Ave controls kitchen blaze
A fire at 5 57 p m at 407 McGuire Avenue home of Mayner Arlington caused by a defective pilot light in the kitchen range. No damage reported.
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McGuire Ave
Mayner Arlington
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Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
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