Death notices for John J. Bellaw prominent Middletown man
John J. Bellaw 61 of 3109 Grand Ave died 3 10 p m at Middletown Hospital after a stay since Saturday. Foreman at Armco Steel Co since 1922 he was a life member of St Paul s United Church of Christ and several Masonic bodies. Survived by wife Edna two sons including Air Force personnel and a daughter, a sister, two brothers and a grandchild. Services 10 30 a m Friday at Riggs Funeral Home burial North Monroe Cemetery with a 7 30 p m Masonic service. Friends may call Thursday 3 5 and 7 9 p m. Also surviving are wife Lois and two other Dayton brothers. Burial services 2 p m Friday at Schlientz Moore Funeral Home Dayton with calling hours Thursday.
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John J. Bellaw
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Bellaw
Armco Steel Corp
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
Middletown Council
R&sm
Middletown
RAM
Covington
Edna
Gary
England
J.C. Robert Bellaw
Grisson Afb
Ind
Carol Uh
Gertrude Whitehead
Chicago
Charles E
Thomas G
Riggs Funeral Home
Robert McNamara
North
Monroe Cemetery
Lois
Dayton
Schlientz & Moore Funeral Home
Dayton man Paul Maurice dies in Rt 35 crash
Paul Maurice 59 of Dayton and brother of Charles Maurice and Mrs. Howard Tindall of Middletown and Mrs. Milton Snyder of Monroe killed in a head on collision on Rt 35 near New Lebanon. He was driving a panel truck and died at the scene after being pinned in the wreckage. He was en route to Eaton to pick up milk samples for the Miami Valley Milk Producers Association.
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Paul Maurice
Dayton
Charles Maurice
Howard Tindall
Middletown
Milton Snyder
Monroe
Maurice
New Lebanon
Eaton
Miami Valley Milk Producers Association
Community fund drive seeks support from Middletown parish
A Sunday to Thursday schedule invites donations for a local fund sponsored by Rev. Dean Sheets. Individuals are asked to mail contributions to Ex. 239 Middletown Ohio.
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Dean Sheets
Middletown
Ohio
Richard G. Morgan 65 Chicago native dies in Mexico
Richard G. Morgan of Chicago and native of Middletown died November 15 in Oaxaca Mexico. A graduate of Ohio State University he served as curator of the Ohio Historical Society Museum in Columbus and was a noted authority on Ohio River valley mound builders. He authored many archaeology articles. Survived by wife Anna a brother Robert and sisters Irene Lane Sarah Snethen and Louise Baker.
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Richard G. Morgan
Chicago
Middletown
Oaxaca
Mexico
Morgan
Ohio State University
Ohio Historical Society Museum
Columbus
Ohio River Valley
Anna
Robert
Irene M. Lane
Sarah E. Snethen
Louise Baker
Seven Mile man Chris Stock 92 dies after long illness
Chris Stock of Seven Mile, a retired Butler County farmer and longtime Wayne Township official, died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after an eight year illness. Survived by two daughters, a brother, a sister, a grandchild and three great great grandchildren. Funeral details at Inman Funeral Home Somerville with a Grange service planned in Hamilton Rose Hill Memorial Park.
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Seven Mile
Chris Stock
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Stock
Butler County
Collinsville
Ore
Maude Stock
Dayton
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Collinsville Grange
Hamilton Deaths Mrs Callie Singleton Services Tomorrow
Mrs Callie Singleton aged 68 of 1821 Gardner Road dies. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow in Webb County.
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Callie Singleton
Gardner Road
Webb
Titanic Survivor Dies At 90 In California
Mrs. Mary Ann Pickett 90 a Titanic survivor will receive last rites in Rodeo California. Born as Anne Perreault she escaped the sinking on Lifeboat No 13 one of 711 survivors out of 1513 who died. She later lived in the East San Francisco Bay area after returning to Canada.
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Pickett
Canada
San Francisco Bay Area
First Lady of Beautification Honored by Keep America Beautiful
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson named The First Lady of Beautification by Keep America Beautiful for her work to clean up and beautify cities and countryside. She urged manufacturers to create litter solutions including degradable or redeemable packaging. Johnson plans a nationwide farewell tour while affirming continued interest in beautification efforts.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Antilittler
Jefferson Airplane Rooftop Noise Delays New York Shoot
The Jefferson Airplane caused a rooftop disturbance atop a nine story Midtown hotel during the filming of One American Movie for PBS. Rip Torn argued with police, was issued a harassment summons, while the film company faced charges for disturbance and filming without a permit.
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New York
Jefferson Airplane
Rip Torn
Midtown Manhattan
Public Broadcasting Laboratory
Tor
Leacock Pennebaker Inc
Injured Woman Remains Critical After Warren County Crash
Miss Shirley Ann Speaks 21 of Harveysburg remained in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a Sunday one car crash on U S 42 north of Lebanon that killed Patricia Ann Hawkins 19 of Waynesville and Earl Mark Tewart 26 of Hamilton. The car driven by Tewart struck a guardrail and plunged into Dry Run Creek.
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Shirley Ann Speaks
Clark St
Harveysburg
Middletown Hospital
Warren County
U. S. 42
Lebanon
A.m
Patricia Ann Hawkins
N. Third St
Waynesville
Earl Mark Tewart
Vine St
Hamilton
Tewart
Dry Run Creek
Johnson Admin Criticized for Secrecy and Credibility
The Johnson administration is labeled reckless with the truth in a Sigma Delta Chi report to be presented at the journalism society convention. It cites secrecy at the Pentagon and during Vietnam decisions, plus misleading news handling by the White House, and critiques USDA for withholding information on meat and poultry plants.
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Atlanta, Ga
Johnson
Sigma Delta Chi
Freedom of Information Committee
The
Journalism Society
White House
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Clark Clifford
U.S. Department
of Agriculture
USDA
House
Senate
American Bar Association
Reardon
GOP Sights In On Youth For New Banner Bearers
Rep. Donald E. Lukens of Ohio urges Nixon to form a Commission on Youth to attract young voters. He notes polls showing limited youth gains and stresses engaging youth as part of a broader Republican appeal. He also outlines Nixon’s likely fair approach to Negro voters and cites Ohio’s Rhodes-style growth as a national model.
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Gop
Mer
Young Republican National Federation
Republican
Donald E. Lukens
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Lukens
Nixon
America
James A. Rhodes
Rek's Birthday Remembered At Arlington Memorial
A wreath cluster marks the grave of Sen. Robert F Kennedy on the 43rd anniversary of his birth. Kennedy was assassinated in Los Angeles last June and is buried beside President John F Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery. Nine wreaths adorned the cross as a family plans a permanent memorial. Kennedy's widow Ethel, expecting her 11th child, rests at home in McLean Virginia and did not attend.
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Reardon
James Earl Ray
Sirhan Sirhan
Ray
Memphis
Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
Sirhan
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Sen
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Bobby
Ethel
McLean
Frozen Highway Funds Released to Accelerate Spending
The Department of Transportation said it will release 600 million dollars in federal aid for highways on December 1, frozen since September 6, to combat inflation. Funds will be obligated faster through June to avoid a cut from the 4.7 billion originally authorized for the current year, with states ahead of schedule allowed to obligate for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Toledo Youth Sought in Fatal Toledo Shooting
Thomas Lopez, 18, of Toledo was charged with first degree murder after the fatal shooting of Richard Ramirez, 23, outside an east Toledo cafe following an argument. Police believe Lopez may have headed for Texas where relatives live.
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Toledo
Man Arrested For 830000 Between Toes
Boston police arrested 21 year old Howard Skar after tips led to three $10000 bills found between his toes. He is charged with receiving stolen property in a case tied to $67000 stolen from Scott Ferguson. Ferguson, a stockbroker, said he liquidated stock before driving from Colorado to Boston.
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Boston
Howard Skar
Scott Ferguson
Denver
Ferguson
Colorado
Test planned for SRAM missile at White Sands Range
Holloman AFB announced tests Friday of the Air Force new air to ground SRAM beyond 100 miles range. The project seeks to prove launch from aircraft far outside enemy defenses with limited official detail released.
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Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
Air Forces
White Sands Missile Range
Air Force
Standing Room Only at Broward Studio Broadcast
Newsman Bob Krauser converts a Broward County WIOD unit into a one seat radio booth after dealing a $5 monthly rental with the Telephone Company. Engineers wire in a microphone control panel lighting and a clock for timing news reports while a roof sign reading On Air attracts attention.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Bob Krauser
Kanser
Mami
WIOD
Broward County
Krauser
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