Deaths And Funerals for Bennett and Hackney
Mrs Phoza Mae Bennett 7 of 112 Hil Ave died last night at Middletown Hospital after a long illness She was a former Parker Studio photographer and was born in Columbus Nebraska Surviving husband Henry a daughter Mrs John Matthews of Cincinnati a brother and two half brothers and four grandchildren Services Tuesday at 10 am with calling Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Funeral home notice also lists Omer K Hackney 4 formerly of Middletown who died Wednesday in Las Vegas Nevada and will have services at 10 am with calling today from 6 to 9 pm at the funeral home
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Phoza Bennett
Phoza Mae Bennett
Hil Ave
Middletown Hospital
Bennett
Parker Studio
Central Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Henry
John Matthews
Cincinnati
Harley J. McAllister
Burlingam
Calif
Lewis McA
Celebrity Register Exclusive Debuts in New York
The Celebrity Register is ready for distribution with Chubby Checker and Vassar president Sarah Gibson Blanding among those pictured. Editors craft the entries, unlike Who's Who where individuals write their own story.
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New York
Celebrity Register
Chubby Checker
Twister
Sarah Gibson Blanding
Vassar
Gatas
Cleveland Oo
Amory
Death notice for Miss Orpha Bishop of Lebanon
Miss Orpha Marie Bishop of Lebanon Orchard Nursing Home has died. The only immediate survivor is her mother Mrs Mattie Bishop. Services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon. Friends may call at the memorial home today after 4 p.m.
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Lebanon
Orpha Marie Bishop
Lebanon Orchard Nursing Home
Mattie Bishop
Oswald
Requiem Masses Planned for Stephen Kovar
Stephen Kovar age 62 of 2318 Hamilton-Eaton Road to be remembered with a Requiem High Mass tomorrow at St. Stephen's Church. Rev. James Brockman will officiate at the services at 9 30 a m at 1791 See Avenue Church of God.
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Stephen Kovar
Hamilton - Eaton Road
St. Stephen's Church
James Brockman
Pater Avenue Church of God
Demonstrators protest killings at West 100th Street station
About 600 demonstrators picketed the West 100th Street station house on Thursday night protesting the killing of two prisoners last Friday. Five demonstrators were arrested for disorderly conduct. no injuries were reported. Signs cited Victor and Maximo Salerno, youths accused in an Upper West Side apartment house molestation case, and Patrolman James Edmundon testified a gun fired in the patrol car.
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New York
West 100Th Street
Victor
Maximo Salerno
Upper West Side
James Edmundon Aigues
Tak
Bus Strike Looms By Monday
Ohio Bus Line drivers set a midnight Sunday strike deadline after rejecting a proposal for another negotiation. If both sides hold their positions, the strike will proceed as scheduled. Hayman notes 57 drivers are Local 1456 members of the Amalgamated Association. The union seeks a one cent an hour raise as Charles Seipel, president of the bus line, is in Cincinnati this week at the Federal Building.
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Ohio Bus Line
Hayman
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric & Motor Coach Employes of America
Ohio
Charles Seipel
Federal
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Family Sues City Over Demolished House
Mrs Marindie Bryant and her three daughters sue Cincinnati for 35900 dollars claiming the city razed their vacant multi family dwelling on Mt Adams without notice. Plaintiffs are Frankie Bryant Delores Rust and Dixie Davis owners from Cincinnati and Peebles Ohio. The wife says the house was razed in August.
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Cincinnati
Marindie Bryant
Mt. Adams
Frankie Bryant
Delores Rust
Dixie Davis
Rt. 2
Peebles
Bryant
Negro Home Is Blasted in Baltimore Night Incident
AP report says a blast near a Negro home in Baltimore prompted police to investigate Urban Renewal and Housing Agency contact. William Taylor, his wife, and his mother-in-law were seated six feet from the blast site. no injuries were reported.
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Baltimore
William
Taylor
First Telephone Directory of 1878 Limited to Names
The first telephone directory issued in 1878 by the New Haven Telephone Company listed only names, reflecting early listing practices and limited contact detail for users in that era.
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New
Harven Telephone Company
Congress Ups Debt Lid Again To 315 Billion
Washington report outlines debates on extending the debt ceiling from 309 to 315 billion, with Senators urging a permanent solution. Kennedy must sign by Nov 30 to avoid dropping to 285 billion. Dirksen and Halleck urge a higher realistic cap. Congressional infighting and blame-shifting mark Capitol Hill as Mansfield defends lack of attendance amid crossfire over budgets and civil rights bills. A separate medical care dispute involves an AMA libel suit against a doctor and the plan for Social Security funded aged care.
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Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Charles A. Halleck
Hubert Humphrey
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
Appropriations
Judiciary
Enance
Mike Mansfield
Clark
Mansfield
Novelist Hurt In Home Blaze
Rushford New York author Philip Wylie suffered smoke inhalation and shock when a wing of his summer home burned. He was found by firemen alone in a hall and treated by a doctor before being taken to a relative’s home. The cause of the fire has not been determined.
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Rushford
N.Y
Philip Wylie
Hall
Youth Sets Self Afire And Dies In Nimes France
Police report a young person died by self immolation in Nimes France, apparently following exposure to reports on gasoline deaths and Buddhist protests of the Diem regime. Name withheld due to age.
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Nimes
France
Reservists to Jump From Helicopters in Training Flight
About 90 Army reservists from Dayton will take part in an airborne training exercise at Clinton Wilmington Saturday morning. They are with the Second Special Forces Airborne and will have two teams making the jump. For the first time in memory they will jump from helicopters rather than airplanes using an H-19 provided by Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Dayton
Army
Clinton Wilmington
Second
Special Forces
Airborne
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
First National Plans Capital Increase and Stockholder Vote
Calvin Verity, chairman, announced First National will raise capital from 1.7 million to 1.9 million and surplus from 2.3 million to 2.55 million. Stockholders will vote at the annual meeting on Jan 2 on a 1 for 17 share offering at 5 dollars per share, yielding about 350 thousand dollars. The last capital rise was in May 1980 and the extra funds aim to strengthen the bank’s capital as resources grow.
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Calvin Verity
Verity
Wounded Daytonian In Pileup
A three vehicle crash near Marysville Tennessee involved an ambulance carrying Dayton Ohio man William Byron Wertheuti after a deer hunt. The accident injured nine people including Henri Hayes a North Carolina deputy game warden and Northcutt, with Wertheuti shot in the thigh and side during the hunt.
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Marysville
Tenn
Dayton
Ohio
William Byron Wertheuti
Tapoco
N. C
Eeee Bogg Hayes
Northalina
Northcutt
Quentin Phillips
Hayes
Perons
Attorneys Honored by Ohio Bar in Springfield Night
Ohio Supreme Court Judge Charles B. Zimmerman and attorney George S. Raup, both Springfield natives, were honored on the eighth anniversary of their admittance to the bar at a concelebrated event held in Springfield.
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Springfield
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles B. Zimmerman
George S. Raup
Zimmerman
Raup
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Nev
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Robert Konthier
Orpha Bishop
Williamson Ziegler Furnace CO
N. Broad St
Admiral
Stan’s TV Sales & Service
Central Ave
Mea
Cary
Tarannto
Anne Wattleworth
Beaeevaia
Rt. 3
Washington
Washington (Ap
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
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AMA
Edward R. Annis
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Beck
Talbert
Pontiac, Inc
Manchester Ave
Dial
First National
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Everett Raye Orchestra
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Central
Doellmann’s
Doellmann
Town & Country
Spalding
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