Parachutist Don Strobaugh Still Jumping After Injuries
Don Strobaugh, commander of the Mobility Branch, 63rd Aerial Port Squadron at Norton Air Force Base, has continued jumping despite a broken ankle, a severed tendon, and earlier injuries in Spain and France. He trains for air drop missions while also pursuing weekend sport jumps, saying he loves the challenge and never tires of jumping.
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Norton Air Force Base
Calif
Don
Strobaugh
Spain
France
63Rd
Air Force
Girl Scout Leaders End Training at Camp Middlemoor
Eleven leaders completed a two day basic out chute lines training at Camp Middlemoor. A fall during a 1000 foot jump caused a broken left leg for one participant while Lt. Col. Strobaugh marked his 3000th jump with a safe landing. Women trainees learned knife axe saw knots fire building and outdoor cooking skills with names listed among the participants.
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Cee
Main
Reserve
Camp Middlemoor
Roy
Strobaugh
Elsinore
Col. Strobaugh
Ft. Benning
Jeanie Thornton
Mary Ann Andre
Lois Milton
Velma Husman
Dottie Shaw
Judy Pierce
Roxie Propps
Roberta Padin
Connie Centers
Judy Mahaffee
Joyce Huffman
Man builds own biplane despite never flying
Los Angeles AP: Vernon Hammock, 55, a housepainter, assembled a 17 foot wingspan biplane in his garage over 18 months. The FAA certified it airworthy though Hammock has never flown. The 582 pound craft with a 65 horsepower engine cost about 1100 dollars. He hopes a test pilot will fly it before selling, while inviting curious locals to view the neighborhood landmark.
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Los Angeles
Vernon Hammock
Lone
Hammock
Orville
Wilbur
Federal Aviation Administration
Pain Pills Blamed In Accident
A 6 am crash in Middletown involved Dora Jean Burton 31 who told police she had taken pain pills before she drove and struck a parked 1965 James Sebright truck causing about 1000 dollars damage to the truck and 200 to her car. Emma Jean Burton 6 suffered cuts and bruises. both were treated at Middletown Hospital. Burton charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance.
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Dora Jean Burton
Clarendon Ave
Middletown Hospital
Emma Jean Burton
Queen Ave
Nelbar St
Burton
Barker Gets Fed Reserve Appointment
Edward W. Barker, president of the First National Bank, is elected to a three year term on the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland board. Barker, 59, will take the seat January 1 1971, leaving his Cincinnati branch post. The Cleveland district covers Ohio, western Pennsylvania, eastern Kentucky and Wheeling area of West Virginia and oversees over 600 banks.
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Edward W. Barker
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Barker
Cincinnati
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Wheeling
West Virginia
Seward D. Schooler
Coshocton National Bank
Coshocton
Logan T. Johnson
Armco Steel Corp
Oxford’s Going To Dogs Faces Stray Problem And Help Need
Oxford village leaders including Manager Chester Kendzior Police Chief Joseph Statum and Deputy Dog Warden Orville Akers met with Butler County commissioners to seek county help with dog control. Kendzior cited lack of facilities and a suitable pickup truck and proposed part time county assistance while funds limit full time hires. County President Cale Logsdon said he would consult humane association officials to estimate costs, noting aid would rely on private funding.
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Hamilton
Chester Kendzior
Trenton
Butler
Oxford
Kendzior
Joseph Statum
Orville Akers
Ford Area
Akers
Cale Logsdon
Commission
The
Humane Association
Humane Organization
Watchdog Watches While Bandits Loot
NEW CASTLE Del AP A boxer dog named J B fussed over four bandits who were friendly to him. He licked their trouser legs while his master was being robbed of $8,000 in cash and $15,000 in jewelry. J B s owner James OD Baines said he was less than pleased with the dog. In 1966 Baines was ordered to pay a customer at his restaurant $575 in damages after the man was bitten by J B.
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New Castle
Del
J. B
J.B
James OD. Baines
Baines
Greek Orthodox Primate to Head Thanksgiving Program in Middletown
Archbishop Iakovos, primate of all Greek Orthodox Churches of the Americas, will keynote Middletown’s fourth inter faith Thanksgiving service on Tuesday November 24 at 7 30 p m in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium. The Inter faith Council arranged the gathering with clergy and laity from Protestant Roman Catholic Greek Orthodox and Jewish communities. The Middletown High School Choir will provide music directed by Helen Weinberger. Iakovos has held World Council of Churches roles and met popes John XXIII and Paul VI. He was named a Distinguished American in Voluntary Action by President Nixon in 1970.
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Iakovos
North
South America
Middletown
Dave Finkelman
Inter-faith Council
Miltiades Efthimiou
Sts.Constantine and Helen
Middletown High School
Helen Weinberger
World Council of Churches
Melita
Western Hemisphere
John XXIII
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Nixon
White House
Chase Manhattan Bank Lowers Prime Rate
Chase Manhattan Bank cut its prime lending rate from 7.2 to 7.4 percent, the nation’s third largest bank said. The move follows a Washington bank’s cut and a Fed discount rate reduction amid a gradual easing that began last fall.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Manhattan Bank
Washington, D.C
First National Bank of Washington
Trial Under Way In Fatality Case In Hamilton
Lloyd Allen age 34 of New Miami stands trial before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert Marrs for first degree vehicular homicide in the June 23 Hamilton crash that killed Herman Tincher 36 of Hamilton. The car heading north on Pleasant Avenue near the south Hamilton Railroad crossing struck a pole after losing control.
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Hamilton
Lloyd Allen
Howman Ave
New Miami
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Allen
Herman Tincher
Central Ave
Pleasant Avenue
Hamilton Railroad
Lt Hester to retire after 28 years with Middletown Fire
Lt Raphael Bud Hester 59 will retire from Middletown Division of Fire at end of December after more than 28 years of service. Native of Hamilton, he joined Oct 22 1942 as a firefighter, rose to captain for 15 years, then became lieutenant in a city reorganization.
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Raphael
Bud) Hester
Middletown
Charles Hansel
Dale Hessel
J.d.bates
Hester
Hamilton
White House seeks extra aid for Israel and allies
The Washington Post reports the White House will ask Congress for 750 million to 1 billion dollars in supplementary foreign aid. About 500 million would finance credit sales to Israel, with the rest for Cambodia, South Korea, Taiwan, Jordan, Greece and Turkey. Cambodia 120 million and Korea 100 million are cited, with Korea receiving more to compensate troop withdrawals. The request is described as the first big installment in a plan to bolster allied forces while limiting U.S. interventions.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Washington Post
Administration
Israel
Cambodia
South Korea
Taiwan
Jordan
Greece
Turkey
Korea
Post
Soth
United States
U.S
Deaths And Funerals Cleo E Allman
Cleo Emmitt Allman 80 of 4902 Roosevelt Ave died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 8 35 p m He worked for Armco Steel Corp 1920 1955 Born in Portsmouth Survived by wife Florence five daughters one son Ronald Dayton two brothers Frank Portsmouth Herbert Schmitz O P Allman Frankfort Rivers Mich a half brother Leslie Hamilton a sister 17 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home services 10 a m Allman of Washington a sister tomorrow Klaus Weigel Mrs Irma Stevens Middletown Mass of the Resurrection 10 a m Saturday Holy Trinity Church Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 5 Clark St 3 5 and 7 9 p m Rosary 8 p m tomorrow
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Cleo E. Allman
Cleo Emmitt Allman
Roosevelt Ave
Middletown Hospital
Allman
Armco Steel Corp
Portsmouth
Florence
Holmes ‘Hospital
Cincinnati
Imogene Burkhardt
Orangedale
Calif
Susie Marcum
Monroe
Mich
Catherine Allman
Dayton
Mildred English
Carlisle
Shirley Leis
Middletown
Ronald
Ron
Wenn
Frank
Herbert Schmitz
O. P. Allman
Frankfort
Rivers
Ohio
Leslie Hamilton
M. Allman
Washington
Tomorrow
Klaus Weigel
Irma Stevens
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Joseph Sr
Larry
Joseph Jr
Wayne
Denver
Colo
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Clark St
Mrs Ann Blashock Dies After Illness in Middletown
Mrs. Ann M. Blashock, 66, of 1004 Lafayette Ave., Middletown, died at 9 45 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a seven year illness. She was born in St Mary, Pa., and had lived in Middletown 42 years.
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Ann Blashock
Ann M. Blashock
Lafayette Ave
Middletown Hospital
Blashock
St. Mary
Middletown
CAC Board Meets Tonight in Hamilton
Buller County Community Action Commission directors will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at Trinity Parish House 115 N 6th St Hamilton The board includes five from Middletown and is an organization of 33 county members administering War on Poverty funds and programs The meeting is open to private citizens
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Buller County Community Action Commission Board of Directors
Trinity Parish House
N. 6Th St
Hamilton
Middletown
Mack Named To State Committee On Pupil Services
James E. Mack Middletown School System director of pupil personnel services is named chairman of Ohio State Department of Special Education joint committee on pupil personnel services. The panel will oversee the 1964 Guideline Booklet on the Organization of Pupil Services in Ohio Schools.
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Ohio State Department of Special Education
James E. Mack
Middletown
Ohio
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Genoa
Italy
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Grand Ave
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