Golden Age Club Told to Follow Housing Rules
J Ross Hunt of the Hamilton Metropolitan Housing Authority explained that the Golden Age Club may use the Townhouse lounge and kitchen but must follow federal rules. He said the club’s use was not eviction and that furniture moves and office use violated procedures, with Chicago orders directing proper scheduling and rent procedures.
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Golden Age
J. Ross Hunt
Hamilton
Gordon
Hunt
Chicago
The
Public Housing Authority
Housing Authority Office
Edith Hughes longtime organist dies in Middletown
Mrs Edith C Hughes age unknown of 2709 Central Ave Middletown died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Wife of the late C J Hughes she served as organist at First Methodist Church 20 years and at First Baptist Church 22 years. She taught piano and organ and chaired the Middletown Chapter of the National Guild of Piano Teachers. Survived by son Gordon E Hughes daughter Katherine Hist sister Grace Coblentz and five grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev C Walter Weber and Dr Austin R Whitmore officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers contributions to First Baptist or First Methodist Church.
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Edith C. Hughes
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
C. J. Hughes
Hughes
First Methodist Church
Middletown
First Baptist Church
Otterbein College
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Lydia Guild
The
Music Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
Gordon E
Katherine Hist
Finneytown
Grace Coblentz
Dayton
Wilson Memorial
C. Walter Weber
Austin R. Whitmore
Woodside Cemetery
Seven year old injured in Franklin three car crash
A Franklin girl of seven suffered minor injuries yesterday in a three car collision at Fourth Street and Main Street. Deborah Adams of 11 Vernon Street had momentary unconsciousness but was not treated. Police cited Aaron Baker for following too closely. In a separate crash, James Nickel was cited for no operator's license after colliding with Barnett Rose at 3 28 p m.
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Franklin
Fourth Street
Main Street
Deborah Adams
Vernon St
Patricia Ann Hazelwood
Bramwell R. Lanier
Virginia Ave
Hazelwood Auto
Aaron R. Baker
Fourth St
Lanier
Baker
James Nickel
Marty Lee Lane
Carlisle
Barnett Rose
S. River St. Franklin
Rose
Mrs Stella Cull 78 Dies After Long Bedfast Period
Mrs Stella Cull aged 78 of 1106 Hughes Street died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a 20 year bedfast condition following a broken hip. She is survived by husband Thomas two daughters Grace Shade Germantown Rt 1 Elva Friend Middletown two brothers Robin Isaac Craig Mt Sterling Ky five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev J C McKinney officiating burial in Butler County Memorial Visitation Monday 6 to 9 pm at the funeral home.
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Stella Cull
Hughes St
Middletown Hospital
Cull
Thomas
Grace Shade
Germantown Rt. 1
Elva Friend
Middletown
Robin
Isaac Craig
Mt. Sterling
Lebanon man George Maxton Max ton dies at 81
George Maxton Leban on George E Max ton 81 of Lebanon Rt 1 died at home Saturday after years of ill health. Survived by wife Ethel three daughters Mrs Noah Gerkey Mrs David Hummel both of Cincinnati and Mrs Dorothy Wallace of South Lebanon three grandchildren. Services 2 30 p m Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p m Monday.
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Lebanon
George E. Maxton
Chillicothe Big Jail May Be Closed By Fed
The federal government plans to close the 998 man Chillicothe reformatory by 1967 as a staff study weighs whether to keep it as a youth facility or repurpose it for other prisoners. Gov. Rhodes opposes the move citing economic impact and vows to resist. He doubts the site will be used for Ohio’s new $18 million state penitentiary.
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Columbus, Ohio
Chillicothe
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch Washington Bureau
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Chillicothe Reformatory
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Columbus
Italy to Begin Direct Dial with West Germany Next April
Rome reports that direct telephonic dialing between Italy and West Germany will commence in April, marking a new step in postwar European communications. The announcement from the Italian government outlines a phased rollout and broader regional connections.
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Rome
Italy
West Germany
Teens Urge Tougher Ohio Traffic Laws
Ohio Youth Traffic Conference delegates urged the legislature to raise the minimum driving age to 18, require periodic license re examinations, treat teen drivers as adults in traffic court, mandate seat belts, and impose regular vehicle inspections. They also backed photo IDs on licenses and chemical sobriety tests for drunken drivers. Joyce Lampkin of Cleveland was elected chairman for next year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joyce R. Lampkin
James Lampkin
Cleveland
Superior Ave
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Driver and Safety Education Association
Marion tire rolls away on gusty day theft suspected
Marion police hunt a red haired woman in a convertible who lifted a displayed new tire from Ashland Oil Co on the north side during Friday afternoon high winds. A witness said she stopped, loaded the rolling tire into her car and drove off as authorities and station staff search for her.
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Marion
Ashland Oil Co
Deaths in Ohio rise in holiday traffic toll near Ravenna
The Associated Press reports a spike in weekend highway deaths across Ohio with at least 28 fatalities and nearly 30 hours left in the 102 hour holiday period. Four multiple deaths, including a Ravenna crash that killed Howard Michael 33 Charles Wilson near Edinburg and William G Whit ten of Ravenna, boosted the grim total.
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Associated Press
Ravenna _ sovong
Ohio
Ravenna
Howard Michael
New Milford
Charles Wilson
Edinburg
William G. Whitten
South Euclid
Mona King
Mary Ann
Debra
Robert Morton
East Cleveland
William Webb
Madison
Ohio 307
Painesville
Two injured in two car wreck at South End Restaurant
Two men were injured in a late night collision on Cincinnati Dayton Road near the South End Restaurant. One driver reportedly fled the scene. Hospital officials withheld names pending relatives notification.
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Franklin
Cincinnati-Dayton
South End
Here
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Middletown
Surplus Tools To Be Sold At Columbus Auction
A two day auction of 2 million dollars in machine tools production equipment and machinery by the Defense Construction Supply Center defense surplus sales office is set for December 12 at the Columbus Center. The government originally paid more than 4.5 million dollars for the items. Auction starts at 9 a.m. in building 27 at the center.
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Columbus, Ohio
Defense Construction Supply Center
Defense
Columbus Center
U.S
Madrid population tops 2.63 million in Oct figures
Madrid's population reached 2,634,619 on October 31 according to the city statistics office. The update confirms ongoing urban growth and demographic trends in the Spanish capital.
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Madrid
Three Hurt In Head-On Crash On Route 122 Near County Line
A Camden family suffered minor injuries in a head-on collision on Route 122 south of the Preble Butler line. Charles Deaton 34 Anna Deaton 30 and son Charles 6 treated at Middletown Hospital. Loop 20 cited for unsafe operation after he failed to stop behind cars. In city, five motorists cited after seven accidents causing $900 damage. Clinton Moss 60 cited for multiple violations after collision with Charles Isaacs 22. Other crashes involved Clyde Sword 17 and Helen Pyles 25 amid guardrail scrape injuries and lane changes.
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Camden
Rt. 122
Preble
Butler County
Middletown Hospital
Charles Deaton
Camden Rt. 1
Anna
Charles
Myron Loop
Loop
Deaton
Clinton Moss
S. Main St
Charles Isaacs
Home St
Isaacs
S. Verity Parkway
14Th Avenue
Moss
Clyde S. Sword
Charles Revis
Kettering
N. Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Helen E. Pyles
Rose Marie Drive
Franklin
Breil
1 100 Expected At OEA Parley
Ohio Education Association opens its annual convention for a three day program with more than 1,100 teachers and school administrators attending sessions in Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Delegates will hear a report on studies of conditions at Fairfield School for Boys and Scioto Village Schools for Girls, act on 34 resolutions, and learn results of five research council studies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
OFA
Representative Assembly
Professional Education Association
Fairfield School
Lancaster
Scioto Village
OEA
Research Council
Theft Reported At Middletown Shopping Center
Mrs. Walter Deardoff of 4312 Union Road reported a purse theft from a grocery cart at Middletown Shopping Center on Breiel Boulevard. The purse was later found on Jackson Lane by an unidentified person, with $66 and two charge plates missing.
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Walter Deardoff
Union Road
Middletown Shopping Center
Breiel Boulevard
Jackson Lane
One-year-old boy arrested for shoplifting at Fashion Fair
A 1 year old boy was arrested at Fashion Fair on Stevens Avenue yesterday afternoon and charged with shoplifting. He was later released to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Avenue
Franklin Man Bound To Jury
A 26 year old Franklin man was bound over to the Warren County grand jury on a charge of assault to kill. L J Adams of 129 Lynn wood Drive faced bond set at 2500 and a 50 fine plus costs on a disorderly conduct charge. The warrant cites a Nov 13 South End Restaurant altercation with David Duncan.
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Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
L. J. Adams
Lynnwood Drive
J. T. Riley
David Duncan
Weidner Road
Adams
Duncan
South End
Churches Oppose Rhodesia Secessionist Government
Rhodesia's Christian Council representing most churches declares opposition to Prime Minister Ian Smith's secessionist government and loyalty to Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs as chief of state for Queen Elizabeth II.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Christian Council
Ian Smith
Humphrey Gibbs
Eliabeth II
Opening of I 75 in Dayton Sets Traffic Link
Three sections of Interstate 75 south of Dayton will open to traffic Tuesday linking relocated Miami Boulevard to existing freeway segments at West Carrollton. The 6.78 mile stretch includes a northern segment to be opened this year and a southern section with an interchange at US 26 Ohio 741 to ease Ohio’s traffic bottleneck at a busy intersection.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
P. E. Masheter
Miami Blvd
West Carrollton
Carrollton Blvd
Carrolton Blvd
Dryden Rd
Soviets launch two Venus probes to study planet
Izvestia reports two unmanned Soviet Venus probes Venus-2 and Venus-3, launched November 12 and 16, will skim opposite sides of Venus to broaden data. Each carries a separate scientific program and aims to explore distinct regions. The ships, about a ton each, should reach Venus in about 30 months, following a 1961 failed mission.
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Moscow
Venus
Izvestia
Roses Bloom in Sofia Valley Amid Mild Winter Snow
Roses in Sofia's Valley of Roses push blossoms despite unusual warmth and a light dusting of snow on the eastern Balkan Mountains. Bulgarian growers rely on the blooms for fragrant essential oil.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Balkan Mountains
BTA
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