Deaths and Funerals Notices from Ohio Cities
Obituary notices report Norman Robert Trisler 60 of Cincinnati died at Jewish Hospital after two years ill. Surviving wife Charlotte, son Norman G., stepdaughter Diana Hellmund, and brother Milton. Masonic services set for Sunday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with cremation to follow. Also included is a Germantown councilman and former state liquor store manager D Copock death notice with service at John Arpp Funeral Home tomorrow. Burial at Germantown Cemetery. Funeral details note calling hours and charity tribute.
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Norman Robert Trisler
Cincinnati
Middletown
Jewish Hospital
Trisler
Armco Steel Corp
Jefferson Lodge 9
F&am
Royal Arch Masons
Charlotte
Norman G
Diana Hellmund
Milton
Detroit
McCoy- Leffler
N. Cherry St
Germantown
Trotwood
John Arpp
Paul Bressler
Burial services for Patricia Yount announced in Milwaukee
Services and burial for Patricia Yount two year old daughter of Dr and Mrs Loren Yount of Milwaukee will be held tomorrow in Milwaukee. The child died of leukemia yesterday at West Allis Memorial Hospital. Survived by paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Yount of 2317 Erie Ave.
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Patricia Yount
Loren Yount
Milwaukee
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Henry Yount
Erie Ave
Coppock Dies at 74 Member of Germantown Council
Harry E. Coppock 74 longtime Germantown village council member died from a heart condition. He served on the council for many years and was active in local affairs.
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Harry FE. Coppock
Germantown
Harry E. Coppock
Obituary Notices For Four Local Residents
Requiem High Masses set for Ear Case 73 of 623 Butler Street at St Marys Arley. Carl Kramer 82 of 40 Center Street to St Stephens Church. Minnie Weber 76 of 1300 Hensley Avenue to St Veronica’s Church. Services listed as 9 a.m. or 2 p.m. tomorrow or Monday as noted.
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Ear
Butler St
St. Mary's Church
Arley Doub
Hoe
Webb
Carl Kramer
Center St
St. Stephen's Church
Minnie Weber
Hensley Ave
St. Veronica’s Church
Xenia Sisters Stunned By Dad Speed Rampage
In Xenia Ohio authorities report Earl Martin 48 killed wife 40 and son 9 then died by suicide. Denny Martin was shot twice in an upstairs attic bedroom after the mother was killed in the kitchen, leaving sisters Bonnie 18 Susan 19 Christine 10 to ponder their loss.
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Xenia
Ohio
Bonnie Martin
Earl
Denny
Justin Krause
Bonnie
Susan
Christine
Russell Bradley
Martin
Bradley
Dropouts Good Prospects or Armed Forces
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of Selective Service, suggested placing high school dropouts in the armed services to keep them in the system. He spoke in Oklahoma City after visiting the State headquarters and addressing the Chamber of Commerce. He estimated a national draft rate around 36,000 monthly, with about 160,000 new draft ages monthly and 554,000 married men available, plus two million more in an emergency.
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Oklahoma City
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Armed Services
Hershey
State
City Chamber of Commerce
Escorial palace gridiron design marks St Quentin victory
The Escorial near Madrid was built by Philip II in a gridiron layout to commemorate Spain's triumph over France at St Quentin.
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Escorial
Madrid
Philip II
The
Armada
St. Quentin
Final Journey For Many Of 90
CHICAGO AP They rode the United Air Lines Boeing 727 into Salt Lake City after stops in Cleveland Chicago Denver and Salt Lake City before terminal in San Francisco The crash carried 84 passengers and 6 crew members among a cross section of professions and ages. Clyde Berg agronomy assistant professor Washington State University Bruce E Gammie 27 Chicago lawyer Mrs A D Harlan wife of a Spokane real estate man Bill Linderman Rodeo Cowboy Association secretary treasurer and world champion rider in 1945 1950 1953 First Lt John J Sullivan 24 Hill Air Force Base Ogden Utah Lloyd Walker 22 Chicago Idaho State College student RG Whitaker Ogden Amalgamated Sugar Co vice president for sales Barbara A Wizer United stewardess passenger last night.
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Clyde Berg
Washington State University
Bruce E. Gammie
Chicago
Salt Lake City
A.D. Harlan
Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Bill Linderman
Linderman
Rodeo Cowboy Association
John J. Sullivan
Hill Air Force Base
Ogden
Utah
Lloyd Walker
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Walker
RG Whitaker
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Barbara A. Wizer
United
Plane crash survivors struggle to escape Flight 227 wreckage
Capt Gail C Kehmeirer 48 of Denver survived with smoke inhalation after Flight 227 crash as passengers Joseph Mallory 55 of San Pablo and wife Gussie 57 escaped but she broke both legs leaping to safety. Miller Ream 31 of San Francisco and J Robert Frazer 32 of Saratoga were aboard along with S Shimura atomic scientist note. Mrs Fred W Combs traveled from Denver to Salt Lake City. Roswell contractor Bill B Armstrong and AGC official was aboard. Several survivors crawled from a flaming wing though others did not.
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Gail C. Kehmeirer
Denver
Mallorys
Joseph
San Pablo
Calif
Gussie
IBM
Saratoga
S. Shimura
Atomic Scientists
Fred W. Combs
Salt Lake City
Amarillo
Tex
Bill B. Armstrong
Roswell, N.M
Associated General Contractors of America
Children’s Home Head Quits Post
Merril Schmidt resigns as superintendent of the Allen County children’s home effective March 31 1966. Schmidt and his wife the matron had faced charges of child abuse involving two children last August, with the cases dropped shortly before trial. Howard T. Morris, chairman of the county child welfare board, announced the action without giving a reason.
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Lima
Ohio
Allen County Children’s Home
Howard T. Morris
County Child Welfare Board
Merril Schmidt
Schmidt
The Evils Of Pill-Pushing
Dr John L Frew chair Victoria State Committee of Royal Australian College of Physicians says 10 to 15 percent of hospital patients suffer illnesses induced by doctors due to widespread dispensing of NHS tablets and their undesirable side effects.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Royal Australian College of Physicians
John L. Frew
National Health Service
Bastille Seized During Revolution Fourth of July
The seizure at the Bastille on July 14, 1780 by the Revolutionists is described as the French Fourth of July, marking a symbolic national milestone. The event heightened revolutionary fervor and reshaped public sentiment toward liberty and resistance.
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Paris
Bastille
Viet Cong Kill American Aid Worker in Ambush
Two apparent Viet Cong agents posing as Hunting’s friends led Peter Hunting of Oklahoma City to his death in a Mekong Delta ambush south of Saigon. The 24 year old International Volunteer Service supervisor was shot five times in the head and body after a Viet Cong assault that also left the attackers unharmed. The body was found by a passing military convoy minutes after the attack near Vinh Long and Can Tho.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Peter Hunting
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mekong
Viet Cong
International Voluntary Service Hunting
Vinh Long
Can Tho
Pumpkin Eaters Ask For Seeds From Giant Pumpkin
Mrs Clyde Livingston of near Salisbury Maryland sent 665 seeds from a 16 pound pumpkin to readers in 22 states and Canada After a September AP wirephoto of her with the pumpkin letters arrived with requests for seeds from the giant fruit She and her husband dried the seeds in the sun and note the pumpkin grew from a normal sized seed
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Salisbury, Md
Clyde Livingston
States
Canada
Eveyone
Rhodes Pluys Ohio In Israel
Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio said the goodwill mission to Israel aims to boost economic growth between Ohio and Israel. A four man party on tour plans later direct talks with potential buyers after initial visits across Europe to promote Ohio goods.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Europe
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Spain
Schroeder Arrives in Paris for Two Day Talks with France
West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder landed in Paris for two days of discussions with French officials on bilateral and European matters.
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Paris
Gerhard Schroeder
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United Airlines
Faye Johns
Anette Foly
Victoria Cole
Norman R. Trisler
Dad
Pas
Modern’ Finance Company
Franklin
S. Main St
Ronald L. Moder
S. Breiel Blvd
Larry J. Templeton
Joe Dill
United Air Lines
San Francis
Sea
York
Cleveland
San Francisco
Flight 227
New
Children’s Home Head
Yank
Rhodes Pluys
Dodds Monuments
Verity
Actess
Woodside Cemetery
Amana
Cremean’s
E. State
Trenton
Call
Solitaire
Fry
Jewel Elgin
Peldid
Speidel
ELGIN
Tima
Central Avenue
VEFW
Jerry Taylor and
the “Versatones
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