GIs Root Out Remnants Of VC On Hill 875
US reinforcements and paratroopers fought entrenched North Vietnamese on Hill 875 near Dak To in a 20 day Dak To campaign. American casualties reached 246 dead and 860 wounded with an estimated 1,290 enemy killed as U S air and ground units attacked bunkers and nearby valleys while Viet Cong bases were hunted in the Iron Triangle north of Saigon and Pineapple Forest near Da Nang.
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Pear Dak
Dak To Has
Vietnam
Regi
U.S
Dak
Dak To
Iron Triangle
Atlanta
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Panhandle
Long A
da Nang
No Special Ceremony Planned At JFK Arlington Gravesite
Washington AP reports that the Kennedy gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery will have no special ceremony. wreaths may be placed and visitors come daily, with Kennedy family members observing quietly each Nov 22. Jacqueline Kennedy and children have historically avoided public remembrance events.
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Jfk
Arlington Gravesite
White House
Arlington National Cemetery
Kennedy
Deaths and Funerals Area Woman Dies in Dayton
Mrs. Virginia Lee Tussey 31 of Carlisle died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Grandview Hospital Dayton. She was pronounced dead on arrival, revived, and died at 7 yesterday morning. Surviving husband Thomas a son Robert and daughter Teresa. parents Everett and Mrs. Thacker. three brothers Bud Thomas Jerry. sister Betty Lansdale. Services Friday Eaton Funeral Home 2 p.m. Burial Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Franklin
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Virginia Lee Tussey
Maple Ave
Carlisle
Thomas
Robert
Teresa
Everett Thacker
Bud’ Thacker
Thomas and
Jerry Thacker
Betty Lansdale
Eaton Funeral Home
Robert Bell
Springboro
Manchester man Vance Carter 74 dies at Christ Hospital
Vance Carter, 74, of Manchester and a retired Adams County school teacher, died Monday at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. Survived by his wife Ethel and four sons and a daughter all of Manchester. He was brother to Mrs James Cochran Sr and Mrs Homer Shepard and Mrs R M Croswell of Middletown, with a brother and another sister surviving. Services and burial are set for Friday in Manchester, with Kyle Wilson Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Vance Carter
Manchester
James Cochran Sr
Homer Shepard
R. M. Croswell
Middletown
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Carter
Adams County
Ethel
Kyle Wilson
William H Ballinger dies at 61 in Hamilton Ohio
William H Ballinger 61 of Hamilton dies at 9 40 p m Monday at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton He is survived by wife Catherine two other daughters Mrs Ernest Whitesell of Middletown and Mrs Louis Stoppiello and Mrs Pete Flankrey of Hamilton five grandchildren three brothers Robert of Loveland Hugh and G D Ballinger of Cincinnati Service will be held at 10 am Friday at Klaus Weigel Funeral Home Hamilton followed by burial in Rose Hill Cemetery
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William H. Ballinger
Hamilton
Ernest Whitesell
Middletown
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Mr. Ballinger
Catherine
Louis Stoppiello
Pete Flankrey
Hamilon
Robert
Loveland
Hugh
G. D. Ballinger
Cincinnati
Klaus Weigel
Rose Hill
Two Miami University Professors Die in Separate Deaths
Oxford Dr Howard L Ritter 51 research professor in chemistry at Miami University died at McCullough Hyde Hospital where he had been since Sunday He joined the faculty in 1952 served as department chairman and authored a chemistry text and lab manual He was a member of multiple societies and is survived by his wife three sons two daughters his mother and a brother Burial arrangements are pending at Marshall Smith Funeral Home.
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Lucian Curlery Jones
Wilbraham Road
Powell Rest Home
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Jones
Monsanto Chemical Corp
Miamisburg
Eagles Lodge
The
Junior Order
Golden Age Club
Grace Baptist Church
Oxford
Howard L. Ritter
Miami University
McCullough Hyde Hospital
Ritter
Miami
Cincinnati
American Chemical Society
Washington, D. C
Naval Academy
Pennsylvannia State University
American Physical Society
Po Mu Epsilon
Sigma Pi Sigma
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Marie
Air Force
Howard L. Ritter Jr
Carl
Mark
Mary
Margaret
Ruby Ritter
George
Marshall - Smith Funeral Home
Funeral services for Albert Knabe at First Church of the Brethren
Gratis services for Albert Knabe 63 of West Street at 2 p.m. Friday at the First Church of the Brethren with Rev. Thomas Schultz officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call at Zimmerman Funeral Home tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and at the church Friday after 1 p.m. He died Sunday at his daughter Mary K. Johnsons home on North Street. He was a welder for Interstate Folding Box Co. before retiring last July. Surviving are his wife Jeanette, another daughter Anita Mobley of Camden, two sons Lowell and David of Gratis, a sister Lulu Taylor of Eaton, and four...
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Albert Knabe
West Street
Church of the Brethren
Thomas Schultz
Fairview Cemetery
Zimmerman
Knabe
Mary K. Johnson
North Street
Interstate Folding Box Co
Jeanette
Anita Mobley
Camden
Lowell
David
Gratis
Lulu Taylor
Eaton
Hamilton Deaths Brief Notices from Hamilton Area
William Ralinger 61 of 689 Woodford Avenue funeral 10 a.m. Friday with Klaus Weigel officiating. Pauline Hatfield 23 of 327 South Lith Street services today in Corbin Kentucky. John Moore 78 of Tulsa Oklahoma formerly Hamilton Requiem High Mass 9 30 a.m. Friday at St Marys Church. Clara Lowes 76 of Logsdon Nursing Home services today Proeschel officiating.
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WilliamRalinger
Woodford Ave
Klaus Weigel
Pauline Hatfield
Corbin
John Moore
Tulsa
Okla
Hamilton
St. Mary's Church
Clara Lowes
Logsdon Nursing Home
Proeschel
Services Set for Robert Thompson 19 After Car Crash
Services for Robert Thompson 19 of 1314 Young Street will be held at 1 30 p m Friday at New Era Baptist Church with Rev S S Cousin officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Arrangements are by Bailey Funeral Home Thompson was killed late Saturday night in an auto accident on Route 4 near Poasttown
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Robert Thompson
Young St
New Era Baptist Church
Detroit Papers Struck Again
AP reports the Detroit strike extended into day six as emergency papers face labor trouble. The Detroit Daily Times planned to publish Monday but folded in the pressroom after the printers refused to print the paper.
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Detroit
Thanksgiving warning kicks off National Indigestion Week
In Chicago AP reporting, acting ab comens receive recognition beginning Thanksgiving as National Indigestion Week spans ten days. The Baking Soda Institute sponsors the observance, noting 33.3 million cases of indigestion will trouble bellies. It adds Americans experience six indigestion cases per person annually.
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Chicago
Baking Soda Institute
Driving Not the Same as Flying: Fatal Cincinnati Crash
Joseph W. Haines of 8241 Thomas Road avoided a plane trip to Los Angeles after a premonition. He was hit by Anna Wallace of 600 N Verity Parkway on Grand Avenue near Gideon Road when she changed lanes. Police cited Wallace for unsafe lane change. Damages to both cars were about 300 dollars.
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Joseph W. Haines
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Haines
Thomas Road
Grand Avenue
Gideon Road
Anna Wallace
N. Verity Parkway
Three Die In Cash Near Xenia Car Crash
Three Greene County men died in a head on collision on U S 35 four miles east of Xenia. Drivers Wayne E Gray 20 and Ronald Gray 23 of Xenia and Marlin D Cummings 38 of Jamestown were killed. Two teenage passengers with Gray were hospitalized in fair condition at Greene Memorial Hospital.
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Xenia
Ohio
Greene County
U.S. 35
Here
Ohio Highway Patrol
Wayne E. Gray
Ronald
Marlin D. Cummings
Rt. 2
Jamestown
Cummings
Greene Memorial Hospital
Gray
Three Cities Bid For Center In Ohio Trade Plan
Columbus is told that Dayton and the Lake Erie ports of Huron and Ashtabula join bids for Ohio's proposed International Trade Center. The seven member committee will visit sites before a Rhodes administration decision early next year, with the project touted as a showcase for Ohio manufactured products.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Dayton
Lake Erie
Huron
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Toledo
Lorain
Berea
Columbus
Cincinnati
Akron-Ravenna
Springfield
Glen W. Allen
State Development Department
Allen
International Trade Center Committee
M. Merle Harrod
Wapakoneta
James A. Rhodes
Escapees Give Up In Blanchester
In Wilmington Ohio police surrounded a Blanchester home where four escaped inmates from Elizabethtown Kentucky surrendered. Named are Roland Dipong Merrell Hampton Ronald Pavlinski and Thomas Lyons. They fled last Saturday and arrived at Mrs Conn home Monday night before surrendering without a shooting incident.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Blanchester
Elizabethtown
Roland G. Dipong
Merrell Hampton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ronald Pavlinski
Bethlehem
Thomas L. Lyons
Radcliffe
Ancient Roman Statues Found Near Nola Amphitheater
Workers uncover two marble statues likely dating to the 1st century near Nola's ancient amphitheater area. Experts note the city’s link to Emperor Augustus who died in Nola in the year 14, highlighting a possible imperial connection in the finds.
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Nola
Italy
Augustus
Refuse Collection Days Are Shifted in City
City refuse collection crews will have the holiday off tomorrow delaying garbage pickups for the rest of the week. Ken Young, sanitation superintendent, says Thursday collections move to Friday and Friday collections move to Saturday. Regular Saturday commercial collections remain unchanged.
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Ken Young
Young
Fire Destroys Car and Two Garages in Clark Street Blaze
A early morning fire damaged a garage and a car owned by William Blankenship at 611 Clark St, with $1,000 in losses. The blaze spread to Edith Salter’s nearby garage at 613 Clark St, causing about $200 damage while a 1957 Lou Crawford car and a 1961 sports car were destroyed. Investigators suspect a portable gas heater, and a neighbor reported hearing an explosion around midnight before the fire was found. The Black Clawson Co. at 605 Clark St reported the blaze, which had fully blossomed on arrival.
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William Blankenship
Clark St
Black Clawson Co
Blankenship
Lou Crawford
Hamilton
Edith Salter
City Offices and Schools Get Double Thanksgiving Holiday
Middletown city offices and area schools will close Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. Most public offices stay open Friday. some in Butler and Warren counties close both days. County offices and state departments show varied hours including the post office and draft board closed Thursday.
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Middletown
Butler County
Warren County
State Highway Department of
Ohio State Employment Service
Post Office and Draft Board
Franklin
Lebanon
Warren
Wil
Alphabet Showdown: Russian Uses More Letters Than English
A linguistic note highlights that the Russian alphabet contains more distinct letters than the English alphabet, illustrating the richness of Cyrillic scripts and phonetic variety. The comparison emphasizes alphabet size and script differences without delving into broader language mechanics.
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Newport
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Lance Carter
William Ballinger
Lucian Jones
Alfred
Elizabeth Carpenter
Athens, Ill
Joseph R
Dr. Ritter
Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
South Marshall Road
Byron Kennard
Rly
SKY Dive
Town
Santa
Laynecrest
Saiita
Sulit Markets
Germantown Rd
Central Ave
Shaddock
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