Civil Air Patrol Plans 28th Anniversary Observance
M Sgt Robert Clark Evans of Squadron 108 named chairman of the local planning committee for CAPs 28th anniversary. Nationwide CAP units will observe the founding on Monday. The unit meets Saturdays at Hook Field 6:30 p.m. recruiting seniors and cadets. CAP is the civilian auxiliary of the US Air Force with HQ at Maxwell AFB.
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Robert Clark Evans
Civil Air Patrol
Robert Carl Evans
United States
America
Miami University Symphonic Band Named for Concert Start
Five area students join the nine member Miami University Symphonic Band roster for its first concert January 30 under Nicholas A. Poccia. The group plans four campus performances and a three day April tour featuring a new work by alumnus Ronald Herder. Journal mentions members from Middletown Monroe Morrow and Lebanon with specific names and addresses.
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Miami University Symphonic Band
Nicholas A. Poccia
Ronald Herder
Miami
Women push city toward ending sexist restaurant bans
New York City Councilwoman Carol Greitzer vows a campaign against bars that refuse entry to women. She introduces a bill banning discrimination by eateries on age sex race creed or national origin. McSorley’s Old Ale House stands out as a famed male only venue yet owner’s family notes the owner is a woman who rarely visits the bar.
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NEW York
Carol Greitzer
Vital Statistics Birth Announcements From Area Residents
Birth notices list multiple newborns and parents from Germantown Monroe Franklin and surrounding towns. Names include Bobby Dennis Bruce Pax Harlan Nation Gregory Booth James Haddix Lonnie Williams Michael Cole Lonnie Binkley Ida Lacy Lillie Hallas Wilburn Dougherty Harvey Thurmond Arlis Cooke Cliffora Williams Rexford Taulbee Joe Bays Ray Voyles and others with addresses in Windsor Germantown Harrison Lawn Circle Drive and Frankling areas.
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Bobby E. den
Nis
Windsor Ave
Bruce W. Paxson
N. Circle Drive
Germantown
Harlan E
Nation
Harrison St
Gregory Booth
Ben Harrison St
James Haddix
Lawn St
Glenn Barber
West Virginia
Lonnie Williams
Moore St
Michael Cole
Marvin Cole
Monroe
Mark Binkley
Loyd Binkley
Ida Lacy
Brown's Run Road
Lillie M. Hallas
14Th Ave
Wilburn
Dougherty
Camden
Harvey Thurmond
Baltimore St
Arlis Cooke
Logan Ave
Cliffora Williams
Carlisle
Rexford Taulbee
Trenton
Monster in the Fog Spooks Sheriff as Hippo Causes Alarm
In Seattle a nine foot foggy scene features Deputy Bill Gorsline chased by a four foot grey monster. Curtis Thor reveals the real culprit a 2500 pound hippo named Gertrude that escaped its kennel in search of food. The keeper notes she eats vegetable scraps hay oats and cabbage daily. Gertrude remains at kennels while owner seeks buyer.
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Seattle
Bill Gorsline
Kings County
Gertrude
Curtis Thor
Thor
Children’s Home Sold for Roadway Project in Ohio
Ohio Control Board approved the state acquisition of the Athens County Children’s Home site for U.S. 33 improvements. The move includes 104.9 acres and a $300,000 advance for a new home. The board also considered University of Ohio allocations for land to relocate College of Agriculture facilities and other natural resource projects.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Controling Board
Ohio Department of Highways
Athens County
U.S. 33
Ohio State University
Rush Run Wildlife Area
Sandusky Bay Parkway
Grand Lake St. Marys
Cowan ‘Lake
Rocky Fork Lake
Nixon signs repeal easing ammunition record rules
The act repeals the requirement for dealers to keep records of rifle and shotgun ammunition sales. The law does not apply to pistol cartridges or 22 caliber ammunition that can be fired in both rifles and pistols.
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Washington
Nixon
Couple remarry after 30 year split in Dallas ceremony
Vincent Depillis 72 and Nell O'Connell past 70 wed again after reuniting from a 30 year separation. They married Friday before Justice of the Peace W. E. Richburg after Depillis mailed a Christmas card with his number. Depillis previously lived in Italy. O'Connell worked as a stock broker and theater har pist.
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Dallas
Tex
Vincent Depillis
Nell O'Connell
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Richburg
New York
Depillis
Italy
Miss O'Connell
FCC renews WTOP TV and radio licenses in Washington
The Federal Communications Commission renewed WTOP TV and WTOP AM FM licenses in Washington stating the outlets are not controlled by Washington Post news and editorial policies. VP Agnew accused the Post and station of a single voice. FCC dismissed complaints as general and lacking specific evidence of fairness doctrine violations.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Wtop-Tv
WTOP
Washington Post
Spiro T. Agnew
the Post
FCC
Democrats Cancel December Meeting in Buter County
The Buter County Democratic Party executive committee voted to cancel the December session due to Christmas. The next meeting is set for January 6 at Democratic headquarters located at 449 N. Third St. in Hamilton.
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Demos
Buter County
Democratic Party
Democratic
Third St
Hamilton
Collins to push facts to aid war protestors
NASA astronaut Michael Collins, named assistant secretary of state for public affairs, says many Vietnam war protesters lack facts and he aims to make information more available. He notes Hanoi is not Saigon and vows to strengthen youth outreach while resigning his Air Force commission.
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Washington
Michael Collins
Nixon
Vietnam
Collins
State Department
Hanoi
Saigon
Bac
Key Biscayne
Fla
Houston
Tex
Air Force
Divorce Suits Filed and Estate Notices in Butler County
Martin docket lists multiple divorce suits including Ann Knight over neglect and Dennis Knight in Nashville Tennessee and Anna Patton against Johnny Patton Franklin addresses. Also notices appointing executors and administratrices for Harris Walter Schull Quinlisk Connelly and others with offices in Middletown and Monroe.
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Melanie V. Bragg
Oxford State Road
Dennis C. Bragg
Hamilton
Pearl Bishop
Elwood St
Floyd Bishop
Bonnie Jean Hon
Hawthorne St
Carl Raymond Hon
S. River St
Franklin
Ann Knight
S. Canal St
Dennis Knight
Nashville, Tenn
Albert
M. Elizabeth Dinsmore
Bert Lerch
Monroe
Ohio
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Walter R. Bender
Middletown
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Nancy Norton
Stanley St
Paul West
Orchard St
Mike Monroe
Lee Drive
Morrow
Melinda Wakefield
Rt. 1
Lebanon
Gary Kuntz
Southline Drive
Dan Kirwan
McSorley’s
Meeker Pleg, CO
Kirt
Hippo
the Church World
Service Hunger Appeal
Children’s Home
U.S
Brigitte Bardot
Paris
Andre Luguet
Michael Collins New Nixon
Butler County Courts
George Harold Harris
Barnitz Bank
Iddletown
Finkelman and
Ross
William J. Walter
Louise T. Hess
Thomas H. Stubbs
Delbert R. Schull
Georgia A. Schull
Barbara Penny
Verity Parkway
Larry Penny
Armco
Bonnie Morgerson
Elk Creek Road
Henry Morgerson
Carol Gaw
Bexley Drive
David Gaw
Mildred Stacey Faries
Raymond Drive
Paul Reed Faries
Fourth St
Joyce E. Kline
Superior Ave
Paul Eugene Kline
James Richmond
Fair‘mount Ave
Wanda Elizabeth Richmond
Cincinnati
Dora Nell Glover
Jerry ‘Clover
16Th Ave
Eugene F. Cox
Louie Cox
Crist & Kaup
Elizabeth Quinlisk
Charles R. Chamberlain
Maxwell Finkleman
Cynthia Mehl
Tremont Court
Vance Mehl
David Black
Dorothy K. Crawford
Sierra Road
Rowan F. Crawford
Riverview Ave
William Craft
Vannest Ave
Theresa Craft
S. Dixie Highway
Robert L. Marrs
Daniel Bales
New Miami
Olga Bales
Poplar St
Raleigh C. Trimble
Nannie Trimble
Donald M. Gose
Robert A. Kontnier
Virginia S. Kontnier
C Richard Greathouse, Jr
Lillian T. Williams
Jacqueline L. Mosley
Larry L. Womack Sr
Toledo
Elliott & Boyd Attorneys At
Edward J. Connelly
Margaret Mary Connelly
Tate
Roger B. Turrell
P.S
F.D.I.C
First National Bank of Middletown
Ous
Bing Crosby
Roger Williams
Fred
Turing
Hark the Herald
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