Soviet Named To Lead Missile-Curb Talks In Helsinki
Washington reports that Vladimir S. Semenov deputy foreign minister will head the Soviet delegation for the Helsinski preliminary missile curbs discussions with the United States. He will be supported by a large Moscow staff and join six official delegates on each side in the talks starting November 17.
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Vladimir S. Semenov
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Hippo Shipped To New Bakersfield Zoo Site
Unemployed worker Ronnie Hochleutner sold Sam the hippopotamus for 480 after failing to profit from exhibitting him. John Barber, Bakersfield auto dealer, plans to donate Sam to Kern County Zoo Society as a first African exhibit at a new zoo five miles east of Bakersfield. Sam’s upkeep incurred 1 500 in food and lodging bills for Hochleutner. Barber paid more than the previous owner, while awaiting a second child’s arrival.
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Sam
John Barber
Bakersfield
Kern County Zoo Society
Hochleutner
Los Angeles
Ronnie
Norwalk
Vikki
TV Violence Is Topic Of Talk By Parents Without Partners
The Parents Without Partners group will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the First National Bank University Branch party room. Sandy Mayes of Miami University will discuss T.V. and Your Children. Refreshments follow. single parents invited.
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First National Bank
University Branch
Sandy Mayes
Miami University
T.V
Bar Group Calls For Divorce Law Change And Other Proposals
The Ohio State Bar Association’s Council of Delegates approved a plan to add living apart for two or more years as a new ground for divorce. Other resolutions seek brake pedal actuated stoplights for non commercial vehicles, stronger probate protections for real estate buyers, updated paternity language, a six year lien action limit, and nonpartisan judges’ primaries under certain conditions. Association officers and committee heads led Saturday sessions in Columbus.
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Eitner Browne
Springfield
Robert L. Quinn
Steubenville
Holland M. Gary
Zanesville
Richard F. ‘Later
James L. Elder
Cincinnati
Raymond H. Hensley
Debater Robert Paine from Middletown Heads to Akron
Robert E. Paine a 1969 Middletown High graduate and son of local teachers is a varsity debater at the University of Akron. He credits his Middletown Journal newspaperboy experience for people skills and participates in the Akron debate team band and several campus groups.
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Midletown
University of Akron
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Bloomfield School
Trenton
Taft School
Middletown High
University Band
Student National Education Association
Akron Young Republican Club
Air Force Rotc
Stranger Recruits Boy for Job Then Robbery Occurs
In Chicago Winfield Starr, aged 10, brought a stranger to his home who offered a job. The visitor brandished a pistol and robbed Mrs. Betty Starr of 45 dollars, two diamond rings valued at 200 dollars, and a typewriter before fleeing.
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Winfield Starr
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Betty Starr
Driver Fined and Jailed for Intoxicated Driving in Municipal Court
Maxwell Cox, 46, of 2140 Highland St was fined 150 dollars plus costs 50 dollars suspended 3 days jail and 30 day driving suspension for driving while intoxicated Judge J T Riley presiding John Rowland 19 of 3123 Martz Paullin Road fined 50 dollars on two charges and given one year driving suspension Fred Morris Jr 40 of Cincinnati fined 300 dollars costs six month suspended jail and surrendered a revolver for carrying a concealed weapon Raymond Newcomb Jr 32 of 4096 Tarmon Drive fined 29 dollars costs for reckless operation Nine other motorists were fined 10 dollars and costs followed by multiple named residents.
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Maxwell Cox
Highland St
John Rowland
Martz-Paullin Road
Fred Morris Jr
Cincinnati
Raymond Newcomb Jr
Tarmon Drive
Joseph Haynes
Tylersville Road
Hamilton
William Austin
Monroe
Stephen Town‘Send
Beatrice
Emma Brown
S. Main St
Theodore Ezell
Miamisburg
Wayne Chasteen
Shartz
Grace Hughes Kettering
Edward Matthews
Lebanon
Robert Quillen
Pennyroyal Road
Youth Bound Over In Armco Theft Case
Clarence Henry Marshall aged 18 of 1203 Young Street was bound over to the Butler County grand jury under a 1500 dollar bond by Judge J T Lamb in municipal court. He is charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing an 80 dollar tweet a nozzle used on blast furnaces as reported by Armco Steel Corp detective W L Mantz.
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Clarence Henry Marshall
Young St
Butler County Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Marshall
W. L. Mantz
Armco Steel Corp
School Tax Backers Answered Questions
Virgil Maines, chair of the Better Schools Committee, said his 100-member group answered all questions about the levy through speeches, pamphlets, and a workers’ booklet two weeks before the vote. The committee predicted a 65 percent win, about 65.3 percent in reality, and noted the $2,000 campaign funding came from private donations after requesting contributions from The Journal.
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Better Schools Committee
Maines
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Visit to Brussels Set
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Ivan Bachev will visit Brussels on November 12 and 13 after an invitation from Belgian Foreign Minister Pierre Harmel. The trip aims to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss regional issues.
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Brussels
Ivan Bachev
Pierre Harmel
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