Council Of World Affairs Plans Talk Monday Night
The Middletown Chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs will hold its second quarterly meeting Monday December 5 at 8 00 p m in the Roosevelt Junior High School auditorium Brig Gen W W Ford chapter president announced the speaker will be an expert from the U S State Department The Middletown Chapter organized in September 1960 is dedicated to self education of Middletown adults and junior citizens It plans to initiate Great Decisions discussion groups in 1961 Four groups have formed and will begin February 1 1961 People interested in Great Decisions should contact the Stalkers Miss Irene Dineen is available for those wanting to join the Middletown Chapter
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Middletown
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Roosevelt
W. W. Ford
U. S. State Department
Department of State
Howard Stalker
Great Decisions Committee
Stalkers
Irene Dineen
MU President on 12-Day Trip
University of Missouri President John D. Millett began a 12 day tour visiting major educator conferences on both coasts. His itinerary includes stops at the University of Oregon, Berkeley California, Los Angeles, and Chicago before returning to MU.
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Oxford
Miami University
John D. Millett
University of Oregon
Berkley
Calif
Los Angeles
Chicago
Peaceful Wales Shows Slow Pace In Modern World
An American visitor to Wales notes the region’s timeless calm, with Romans’ road still called new and Welsh byways older than 200 years. Maine town votes to dismiss all five selectmen over real estate tax hikes, illustrating government by the people. A plug extols Eddington Lumber as delivering value for building needs.
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Wales
British Isles
Maine
Iddietown
Confession May Be Key In Sleeping Beauty Case
In Cleveland a Juvenile Court judge weighs admitting a purported Aug. 13 confession by Lilian Fratantonis amid claims of duress. The 20 year old mother of Bernadette and Venita faces charges of drugging her daughters to induce sleep. Defense argues the statement was coerced and unsigned, while prosecutors say it reflects her statements. Hearing continues as both sides press duress and free will arguments.
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Cleveland
Lillian Fratantonis
Sleeping Beauty
Bernadette
Venita
Albert A. Waldman
Thomas L. Osborne
Cuyahoga County
Uded
Osborne
James J. McNamara
Reports On Butler County Christmas Seal Sale
First reports in the 1940 Christmas Seal campaign indicate buyers are at similar levels to last year says Mrs. Lilian D. Sebald general chairman. She cited reports from Mrs. Vernon Roden Hamilton chairman Mrs. J Paul Albert rural and Oxford chairman and Mrs. Don Malcom Middletown chairman. The sale runs through Christmas supporting the Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association program including free chest X rays tuberculin testing education and rehabilitation.
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Butler County
Lilian D. Sebald
Sebald
Vernon Roden
Hamilton
J. Paul Albert
Rural and
Oxford
Don Malcom
Middletown
Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Wife Dies In Quarrel In Ohio Home Shooting
In East Liverpool Ohio a 25 year old man Ray mond Campbell shot and killed his wife Doris Campbell 2 and wounded himself after domestic trouble. He admitted firing nine shots from a .22 revolver and remains in fair condition under guard. Court records show a recent child abandonment charge against him.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Doris Campbell
Polic
Raymond
City Hospital
Campbell
Police LA
Clyde Rose
Raymond Jr
Edward Davis
Christopher Endorses Nixon For Governor
SAN FRANCISCO AP Mayor George Christopher writes from the Bahamas that he will back Vice President Richard M Nixon for California governor in 1962 He pledges support to Nixon for any office and notes observers speculate on Nixon seeking the governorship while Christopher has been mentioned as a possible candidate for governor or lieutenant governor dependendo on Nixon's plans
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San Francisco
George Christopher
Bahamas
Richard M. Nixon
California
Christopher
Nixon
Blind Leader Dies At 64
Chester C Kleber, 64, who led nationwide development of workshops for the blind, died Monday. He was the first manager of the National Industries for the Blind, created in 1938, and he held the post since then. Under his leadership the project grew to 57 shops employing about 5,000 blind people.
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New York
Chester C Kleber
Kleber
National Industries For the
Unemployed Win Victory In Ohio Senate Battle
In Columbus AP report the Ohio Senate backed an unemployment compensation extender, with Democrats narrowly winning 8 to 13 for a bill raising benefits from 26 to 399 weeks. The move, opposed by Republicans, would take effect 90 days after House approval if enacted.
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Columbus, Ohi
Ohio Senate
Republi
House
Senate
Edward H. Dell
Butler County
John Smith
Montgomery County
Dmocratic
Michael V. DiSalle
GOP
William O'Neill
DiSalle
First College Tests Set For Saturday
Middletown High School hosts the SAT exam with 11 other tests and a writing sample on Saturday. Counselor Robert B. Kramer directs applicants to report 8:30 a.m. in Room 109, test runs 9:00 to noon followed by achievement tests 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Future test dates include Jan 14 and March 18. ACT dates are Feb 2 and March 22 in Room 109.
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College Entrance Examination Board
Middletown High School
Robert B. Kramer
Middletown High
Kramer
Miami
Ohio State Ohio University
Kent State
Boy 15 Admits Killing Man Near Railroad Tracks
Wilmington Ohio AP Police say a 15 year old boy admitted shooting and killing Charles J. Kuhns on November 19 after a scuffle near railroad tracks. Investigators report the youth initially called the shooting an accident and he has implicated another teenager in a string of burglaries.
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Wilmington, Ohio
Charles J. Kuhns
Solons Picketed Over ICC Rates In Ohio Protest
In Columbus 15 truck drivers and wives picketed the state capitol during a legislative session protest against ICC rate discrimination. Don Comer of Lorain said 300 of 900 Ohio auto transport drivers have been laid off due to lower railroad rates for autos. He accused auto makers of pocketing savings while dealers face higher prices.
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Columbus, Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
State
ICC
Ohio
Don Comer
Lorain
Comer
Dealers Transport Co
Automotive Transport Co. Booth
Ford Motor Co
The
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Slide Show Tells Seniors Award Setup
The W. W. Sebaid Self-Reliance Award slide presentations for high school seniors begin this week. The Junior Chamber of Commerce administers the program and will present at special assemblies in Lemon Monroe Fenwick and Middletown. Letters will go to parents with how to win. Applications distributed through homerooms. Jaycees select winners after investigations of school, home, and job activities. Factors include resourcefulness with time and money, work, thrift, and character. Two cash prize sets, one for boys and one for girls, with 400, 200, 100, and 50 dollars awards. Sebald funds the program annually. Seniors from Middletown Fenwick and Lemon-Monroe schools are eligible.
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W. W. Sebaid
Jack Merritt
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lemon Monroe
Fennwick
Middletown
Jaycees
Sebald
Father Is Jailed Over Burglary Case In Cincinnati
James W. Smith, 35, father of a 15 year old involved in a burglary, drew two concurrent six month terms in the city workhouse. Judge Benjamin Schwartz ordered $100 fines on each conviction for tending to cause delinquency as the pair allegedly broke into a store and stole radios and televisions. Smith was said to have sold one TV set.
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Cincinnati
Benjamin Schwartz
James W. Smith
Smith
Watering Tip After Windy Spells For Lawn Health
Gardeners should water grass after windy periods to combat drying soil from wind and sun. Adequate irrigation helps restore moisture and supports lawn vigor following dry conditions.
Fragmented Agures message hints at Wrens and Wing Pontes
A partial note contains jumbled phrases about Wrens and Wing Pontes Metiens HEP and urging action against a sue to Wrens, with garbled names and incomplete terms. The readable bits suggest a coded or messy OCR fragment rather than a clear event or report.
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Sue
Wrens
Neen
Ton
Commissioner Accused of Accepting $1500 in Bribe Case
In Batavia Ohio former Clermont County Democratic chief Don Ison is accused of taking a $1500 check from shopping center developers Charles Colonel and David Bermant. Colonel testified Ison sought funds to attend Gov DiSalle’s inaugural ball with his wife. Evidence shows $1500 split with Ison receiving $600 and another $600 kept, $300 used for plaza ads. testimony ties to bribe-taking charges in a wider trial.
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Batavia
Ohio
Democratic Party
Clermont County
Don Ison
Charles Colonel
Democratic Central and
Ison
Colonel
Michael V. DiSalle
Democratic Journal
Lois Hancock
Isom
Commission
Cherry Grove Plaza
David Bermant
Herman the Tom Cat Declared Grounded in Alameda Case
In Alameda California Herman a once flamboyant tom cat is confined by a Superior Court injunction banning trespass on the J H Cook property home to Siamese cats. Owner Mrs Russell Bowler says Herman will not eat and broods after returning from a pet hospital. The order followed a suit by the Cooks demanding restraint from further visits after Friday alley fight injuries.
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Superior Court
J. H. Cook
Herman
Russell Bowler
Burglary Loot Totals 305 From Madison Township Home
Burglars stole 305 in valuables from Stephen Belec’s home at 6623 Gerry Drive Madison Township. Entry was made by breaking a window and screen. Items taken include an electric sweeper a 12 gauge pump gun a movie camera a still camera and a ladies wrist watch. Also reported thefts include a bicycle worth 30 a 100 pound gas tank worth 35 from 830 Weaver Road Hamilton and other notes.
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Stephen Belec
Gerry Drive
Madison Township
Norval van Cleve
Highland Ave
Forrmer
Weaver Road
Hamilton
Murry Smith
Eaton Read
Redistricting Plan For Ohio Now Proposed
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle asks a bi partisan 12 member Ohio redistricting committee to draft congressional map. The plan includes a Republican and Democratic congressman chairmen, four party leaders, and four public representatives chosen by leaders. He notes Ohio will likely gain a 13th seat in 1963 and favors a 24th district over statewide at large election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio General Assembly
DiSalle
Cleveland Men Bound Over For Grand Jury In Moonshine Case
Two Cleveland men Carl Norman aged 47 and Clarence Lewis aged 22 were bound over to a federal grand jury in Youngstown after being charged with illegally operating a still and possessing moonshine whisky. They are held in Cuyahoga County jail on $1 bond. Arrested Sunday in Chardon by the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
Youngstown
Cuyahoga County
Carl Norman
Clarence Lewis
Chardon
Ohio Highway Patrol
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