Seat Belt Saves One in Camden Area Fatal Crash
Police say a seat belt likely saved one motorist in a two car crash at the Ohio 177 and Rt 725 intersection near Camden, a deadly site. Floyd Brown and Alta Brown of Greenville Tennessee died at the scene, Benedict Letizia of Cincinnati survived with injuries and was hospitalized.
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Camden
Tennessee
Ohio 177
Rt. 725
Here
Floyd Raymond Brown
Greenville, Tenn
Rt. 3
Alta Brown
Benedict Letizia
Cincinnati
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Preble County
Brown
Letizia
Dentist Dr George S Wells Dies At Middletown Hospital
Dr George S Wells 61 of 1612 Main St died at 4 20 am at Middletown Hospital about an hour after admission He was a dentist hospitalized since Sept 4 with a fractured hip Arrangements are incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home while visiting relatives at Mt Sterling Ky
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George
Wells
George S. Wells
Main St
Middletown Hospital
Bailey Funeral Home
Mt Sterling
Obituary Notice for Henry Edwards
Services for Henry Edwards age 69 of 1600 Woodlawn Ave will be held at 1 p m tomorrow at Hearne Funeral Home Stanston Ky with Rev Edward Bates officiating Burial will be in Miller Cemetery Powell County Mr Bates died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington Ky of injuries suffered.
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Henry Edwards
Woodlawn Ave
Hearne Funeral Home
Stanston
Edward Bates
Temple Baptist Church
Franklin
Miller Cemetery
Powell County
Bates
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Churchill to Issue Long-Playing Record of Speeches
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill has agreed to issue a long playing album of his speeches. The collection will include many famous World War II orations and some delivered in the House of Commons, once heard only by present auditors.
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London
Winston Churchell
House of Commons
Burial services for Glenn Small held in Napoleon
Glenn Small aged 77 died Sunday at his Napoleon home. He is survived by four sons four daughters and four brothers including Morris Small of 1407 Wrenn Street. Burial services are scheduled for tomorrow in Napoleon.
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Glenn Small
Morris Small
Wrenn St
Napoleon
Small
Obituary notices for Randall Freeman Fields and Sill in Hamilton
Private and public funeral services announced for several residents. Guy Bonsal Randall aged 75 of 851 Gray Ave Hamilton formerly Champion Papers executive to be honored at 7 p.m. Thursday. Mrs Fannie Freeman 84 of Oxford to have service at 2 p.m. Thursday. Kenneth J Fields 30 of 6801 Hamilton Mason Road to be laid to rest at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. Maude E Sill 45 N D St Hamilton to have private services. details provided by listing.
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Guy Bonsal Randall
Gray Ave
Hamilton
Champion Papers
Klaus-Weigel
Fannie Stevene Freeman
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
Kenneth J. Fields
Hamilton-Mason Road
Brown-Dawson
Maude E. Sill
N. D St
Proeschel
Rutgers Dean Dr Marion A Johnson Dies at 63
Dr Marion A Johnson 63 of North Brunswick New Jersey who led Rutgers Graduate School since 1954 and joined the faculty in 1929 died Monday. In Danbury Connecticut Thomas Maitland Leland 84 a noted painter illustrator and printing designer also died Monday.
Rainier's Father Prince Pierre Dies in Paris
The father of Monaco's Prince Rainier III, Prince Pierre, died in a Paris hospital at 69 after a lengthy illness. Rainier and his sister Princess Antoinette were with him. Grace Kelly was not mentioned. The exact cause of death was not announced.
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Paris
Monaco
Prince Rainier III
Prince Pierre
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Princess Antoinette
Cleanup order hits Boys Industrial School Lancaster
Governor orders two of Ohio’s three state youth commissioners William Willis and Charles Harrison to relocate to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster and stay until conditions improve The action follows a tour that exposed the school’s dilapidated state and spurred calls for a formal cleanup plan during the current legislative session.
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Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
William Willis
Charles Harrison
Harrison
Willis
Thomas P. Gilmartin
D-Mahoning
Singer Dionne Warwick Hurt In Glasgow Bus Accident
American singer Dionne Warwick, 22, was struck by a trolley bus in Glasgow on a foggy night near the Odeon Theater. She suffered bruises and cuts, received hospital treatment, then returned to the theater but could not perform.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Dionne Warick
Odeon
Warwick
Five auto accidents injure two slightly in Middletown area
Two persons, James Tipton and Clifford Sauer, were slightly injured in five accidents causing $2,185 damage. Other crashes involved Ralph Horner, Donna Richardson, Hershel Napier, Mrs. Bertha Henshul, Jack Feezer, and David Lagedrost with varying damages from $60 to $650, and a citation for Richardson.
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Middletown
James Tipton
Garfield St
Clifford Sauer
Hamilton
Baltimore Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Ralph Horner
S. Main St
Franklin
Donna Richardson
E. Page St
Trenton
Stevens Avenue
Miss Richardson
Hershel Napier
Park St
Kenneth Mull
Spencer Lane
Bertha Henshul
Germantown Road
Jack Feezer
Hill Ave
First Ave
David Lagedrost
Edmon Fowler
Miamisburg
S. Verity Parkway
Pharmacists Elect Officers at Butler County Association
Kenneth Lee of Bartel Drugs Hamilton named president of the Butler County Pharmaceutical Association at the annual meeting held at Lamp Post Inn. He will take office in January succeeding Richard Bartel. Ray Quillen will speak November 16. 1965 officers include President elect Roy Hatfield Jr. and other Middletown Hamilton leaders. Fifty four of the 69 highest United States mountains are in Colorado.
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Kenneth Lee
Bartel Drugs
Hamilton
Butler County Pharmaceutical Association
Lamp Post Inn
Richard Bartel
Ray Quillen
Ohio Division of Aid To the
Roy Hatfield Jr
Gillen-Crow Pharmacies
Middletown
Norman Dingeldein
Thomas Noe
Jack Booth
William Latham
Eli Zehenni
Arthur Deiss
Larry Schleman
Don Baecker
Robert Wynn
Mike Kilday
State Auditor Tracy Dies During Banquet in Columbus
Roger W. Tracy died of a heart attack at 61 while attending a state examiners banquet in Columbus. A Republican, he rose from state examiner to state treasurer before winning the auditor's job on his third bid, after earlier defeats in 1944 and 1948.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Grant Hospital
Tracy
Joseph T. Tracy
Joseph T. Ferguson
James A. Rhodes
John W. Donahey
Alliance
Rhodes
U S Bishop Disagrees With Nuclear Arms Edict
An American auxiliary bishop and a British archbishop spoke at the Vatican Ecumenical Council opposing a total ban on nuclear weapons. They argued arms may be needed for defense and urged governments not to abandon weapons unilaterally while supporting controls and treaties to settle disputes.
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Vatican City
Vitecan Ecumenical Council
Philip Hannan
Washington, D.C
Assembly
George Andrew Beck
Liverpool
England
Goble Named Ohio State Auditor to Replace Deceased Tracy
Chester W. Goble is appointed 71 year old Ohio state auditor to serve out the term of Roger W. Tracy who died suddenly of a heart attack. Goble is a retired general with service as adjutant general and Selective Service chief and has prior experience in the Rhodes administration and state audit office.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Roger W. Tracy
Goble
Ohio National Guard
Thomas J. Herbert
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Tracy
Tracy's Ohio Auditor Career and Sudden Death Remembrance
Former Ohio state auditor Tracy, who had returned to public life after a business career, died suddenly during a seminar. Rhodes expressed shock and sorrow, praising Tracy's service and commitment to law compliance and staff competence.
Riots Erupt Over Kerala Rationing Plan In India
In New Delhi and Kerala clashes flare as mobs riot over rice and wheat shortages. Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri faced political strain after overruling warnings that Kerala’s rationing system was insufficient to feed 20 million people. An airlift option enters consideration as shops run bare. Students lead disturbances, stones thrown at police, shops looted, and cries demand rice.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Kerala
Shastri
Spirit of Justice and Majesty at New Rayburn Building
The AP reports grand statues of seated figures in the new Rayburn House Office Building. The artwork faces across the front steps and the building is slated for occupancy in January.
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Washington
Spirit of Justice
Majesty of Law
Rayburn House
Vatican Council Debates Nuclear Warfare Effects
Bishops at the Vatican discussed the humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons, focusing on their effects on noncombatants. A clerical arms expert warns the modern world faces terrifying weapons with unprecedented reach and consequences for civilians.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
World car output tops 150 million in 1963
The global automotive industry produced about 150 million passenger cars in 1963, with roughly half assembled in the United States.
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BIS
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Pharmacists
The
United States
Colorado
Our
Federal Savings
Con
State Auditor's Office
U. S
By Bennett M. Bolton
Gov. Rhodes
Chicago
Justice
DODDS
Verity Priwy
14 Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Cram
McCoy-Leffler
Homer D. Leffler
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