Six Hurt In Area Wrecks
Six people received minor injuries in two separate two car accidents yesterday. At Middletown hospital were Carlos Bone and his wife Noomi Ruth Bone and their two year old son Wesley plus Morris Phillips and Larry Strickland. In the second crash Conley Roach Jr and Richard Ledford were treated for injuries. Phillips cited for reckless driving and Roach cited for failure to yield.
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Middletown
Morris Phillips
Chillicothe Ave
Lebanon
Carlos Bone
Moyer
Franklin
Phillips
Bone
Noomi Ruth
Wesley
Larry Strickland
Pleasant St
Conley Roach, Jr
Second St
Mentz Road
Shaker Road
Richard Ledford
Ellenridge Drive
Ledford
Middletown Hospital
Roach
Botulism Fells 3 Northwest Kansas Teens
An apparent botulism outbreak sickened three high school students after a music festival in Herndon. Rhonda Long 17 Gerald Johnson 14 and Stanley Newell 17 were hospitalized with true botulism. two were flown to Denver for treatment while the Johnson boy remained in Hays in critical condition. Health officials are investigating the source of the poisoning.
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Topeka
Kan
Northwest Kansas
State Board of Health
Donald EE. Wilcox
Herndon
Rhonda Long
Marion Long
Gerald Johnson
Wilbur Johnson
Clayton
Stanley Newell
Edward Newell
Selden
Leoville
Johnson
Hays
Wilcox
Health Department
Detroit Newspaper Strike Ends After 131 Days
Detroit pressmen voted 210 to 14 to ratify a 45 month contract ending the 131 day strike that shut down the Detroit News and Free Press. Publications will resume with next Wednesday editions and mark the longest such shutdown in U.S. history.
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Detroit
Freeman Frazee
Pressmen's Union Local 13
Detroit News
Morning Free Press
Agreement settle on press crews manning compromise
Frazee announced a settlement of the last major stumbling block in an agreement over crew size for new eight unit presses. The union demanded 16 men while publishers insisted on 15. Until November 30, 1965, 16 men will operate the presses and a joint five man panel will study the Manning question.
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Frazee
Thieves Loot Cleaners In Early Morning Break In
A break in at Tramellt Cleaners at 1308 Garfield Street resulted in the theft of $36, clothing, and dry cleaning. John C. Tramell reported $15 from a pop machine, $15 from a cash register, $6 from a desk, and unspecified dry cleaning taken. Police say a screwdriver was used to force the front door and the pop machine.
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Tramellg Cleaners
Garfield St
John C. Tramell
Lafayette Ave
Kings Mills Boy Hurt After Car Collision
A four-year-old boy visiting his grandmother in Kings Mills was injured when struck by a car on N Sycamore near Silver Street. He received head lacerations at Middletown hospital. The driver, William Strickland, was exonerated by Lebanon police.
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Lebanon
N. Sycamore
Silver Street
Middletown Hospital
Michael E. Armstrong
Rollie L. Armstrong
Oak St
Kings Mills
William Strickland
E. Pleasant St
Turkey safety tips warn of holiday contamination risks
Middletown Health Commissioner Robert McConaughy says fresh turkey stays edible only three to four days at 45 degrees. Health sanitarian Winfred Duff notes many food poisoning cases occur at Thanksgiving and Christmas due to handling and mixing of perishable foods.
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Middletown
Robert McConaughy
Lincoln School Group To Hear Panel Talks
The Lincoln School Association will meet in the school auditorium at 7 30 pm with the Lincoln band directed by Harold Koerber. A panel on A Dialogue on Discipline will follow, featuring Mrs Joan Statten Juvenile Division officer Mrs Robert Gould Lincoln teacher Mrs Jack Williams Parents League representative and Mrs Richard Lewis parent representative with Rev Robert Mc Namara as moderator. The Parents League booklet Lets All Agree will partially guide the discussion.
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Lincoln School Association
Lincoln Band
Harold Koerber
Joan Statten
Robert Gould
Lincoln
Jack Williams
Parents League
Richard Lewis
Parents
Robert McNamara
Food Safety Warnings On Thanksgiving Leftovers
McConaughy warns that turkey and dressing are highly perishable and must not be stored at room temperature. Duff notes that mixtures like ham salad potato salad and gravy require careful handling and refrigeration at 45 degrees or below. Spoiled meat often lacks smell yet can be dangerous with signs including off odor and sliminess. Beef spoils on the surface first pork in inner portions. use a knife to test for sapilage in pork.
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Duff
Bender Named To Retail Post
Robert Bender of the Central Store has been appointed chairman of the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants legislative action committee for the 2nd 4th State Senatorial District. Announcement was made in Columbus by George B Hammond. He will coordinate committee activities in Brown Butler Clermont and Warren counties. The committee serves as liaison between retailers consumers officials media and the public.
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Robert Bender
Central Store
Here
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Columbus
George B. Hammond
Council
Bender
Brown
Butler
Clermont
Warren
Five Middletown Students Enter Assignment Heart Program
Middletown's Anita Martin Edward Hopkins Bruce Domineck Lucy Edwards and Floyd Starr from Fenwick Middletown and Lemon Monroe are chosen for the Heart Association of Southwestern Ohio second annual Assignment Heart science project. Ten top papers win certificates plaques cups and a year with the trophy.
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Middletown
Heart
Heart Association of
Southwestern
Sharon Galeese
Fenwick
Mrs. Agnes Fay 94 Dies at Maria Joseph Home Dayton
Agnes Fay age 94 longtime resident died last night at Maria Joseph Home Dayton. Arrangements incomplete at Schramm Funeral Home.
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Agnes Fay
Maria Joseph
Dayton
Schramm Funeral Home
Joseph McCullough Sr. 73 Dies in Cincinnati Home
Joseph McCullough Sr. 73 native of Lexington Kentucky died Saturday at the Little Sisters of St. Francis Convalescent Home in Cincinnati. He lived in Middletown over 40 years and worked as a plumber for John Arpp Plumbing Co. He is survived by his wife Frances a son Joseph Jr of Chester New York five daughters all of Middletown a brother two sisters eighteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren Requiem High Mass will be sung at Holy Trinity Church Tuesday at 9 30 a m with burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation at Schramm Funeral Home Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Rosary Monday 7 15 p m
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Joseph McUllough Sr
Little Sisters of St. Francis
Cincinnati
Lexington
Middletown
John Arpp Plumbing Co
Frances
Joseph Jr
Chester
N. Y
Dorothy Goodman
Mary Catherine McGuire
Janet DeFrates
Elizabeth Hogston
Margaret Cooper
John
Frances Callahan
Leo Bradley
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Obituary of Mrs. Mamie Mack of Middletown
Mrs. Mamie Mack 66 of 1618 Garfield St died at 2 30 am Saturday at Janet s Nursing Home after illness since September 1960 She born in Statham Ga resident of Middletown 42 years member of New Era Baptist Church Survived by two sons Air Force T Sgt Alfred Mack at Wright Patterson AFB and Floyd Middletown nine brothers and sisters five grandchildren Services 1 pm Tuesday at New Era Baptist Church Rev S S Cousin officiating Burial at Jordan Memorial Chapel Friends may call after 6 pm Monday at Jordan Memorial and after Tuesday noon at church
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Mamie Mack
Garfield St
Janet
Mack
Statham
Middletown
New Era Baptist Church
Air Force T
Alfred Mack
Wright Patterson Afb
Floyd
Herman Hunter
New York City
Wash Hunter
Camp Dennison
Dave Hunter
Robert Hunter
Canton
Carlize
Paul Hunter
Joseph Hunter
New Miami
Fred Hunter
Los Angeles
Ethel Brown
Dayton
Florida Bennett
Annie Burgess
Corrine Hood
New Era Baptist
S. S
Fire causes $100 damage in apartment blaze
Firefighters report about $100 total loss from a blaze that damaged an Ann Lambert apartment at 28 West Fifth Street. The hide a bed suffered about $50 in damage and smoke caused $50 to the building. Officials think a cigarette started the fire.
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Franklin
Ann Lambert
Fifth St
Kansas State Origins Name After Indians
The state of Kansas derives its name from the Kansas Indians, also called the People of the South Wind, reflecting a Native heritage cited in regional history.
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Kansas
South Wind
Carlisle Sets Levy Campaign for 3 Mill Tax
Carlisle officials launch a citizens campaign to pass a 3 mill school levy at a December 4 special election. Meetings are set for 2 p.m. Monday and 7 p.m. Tuesday at the high school to inform residents and recruit committee chairs for canvassing and literature.
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Carlisle
Automobile Population Up Across Ohio Communities
State Auditor Chester W. Goble reports more automobiles in 711 municipalities, fewer in 233, and the same in 10, prompting revisions to gasoline tax distributions. Revenue is allocated at $1 per registered auto per distribution, usually eight yearly, based on registrations from April 1, 1963 to March 31, and will guide distributions until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Burglary Suspect Praises London Morning Music Program
A local broadcasting director in London received a fan letter from a burglar who thanked the program for helping him with his work. The writer expressed appreciation for the show in early morning airspace, signaling unusual correspondence between crime and media.
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London
England
Malaysia Sarawak sets rewards for terrorists
The Sarawak State government on Borneo announces a new price scale for Red terrorists and Indonesian guerrillas. Rewards include 1667 dollars for capturing a high rank Communist or Indonesian, 1333 dollars for information leading to death, and 333 dollars for rank and file targets, dead or alive.
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Kuching
Malaysia
Sarawak
Borneo
Hit-Skip Loss Hits 400 In Downtown Collision
A hit-skip accident in the 1700 block of First Avenue caused about 400 damage to Steve Sanders’s car. Fred E. Sorrell pulled from an alley and struck Esta Edison’s vehicle. Sorrell cited for failure to yield. Leroy Dearth cited for assured clear distance after his car hit James Martin’s as Martin pulled from the curb.
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First Avenue
Steve Sanders
Fred E. Sorrell
Middletown
James F. Martin
Young St
Martin
Miami University Recess Schedule Noted
Miami University announces a campus recess from noon Wednesday to 8 a.m. Monday. Administrative offices follow a holiday schedule from 5 p.m. Wednesday to 8 a.m. Monday. The Miami University Center will operate in limited mode over the weekend.
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Oxford — Miami University
Miami University Center
Quadruplet pregnancy odds cited at 1 in 599921
The article notes the probability of a successful quadruplets pregnancy is about one in 599,921, highlighting rare medical possibilities and donor factors.
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Sue Lancaster
Robert Kauffman
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Atlanta
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Eileen
Combs
Padgett
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S.erbiel
Shopping Plaza
Mrs. Agnes Fay
Joseph McCullough
Mrs
Citizens’ Group
Miami
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Helper
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Shelby Middleton, Jr
Sandy
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Gideon Rd
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