Baby's Struggle Now A Cause
A tiny infant’s seven month life battle prompted a $1,000 Jimmy Durante Children’s Fund grant from the Grand Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to the Melissa Research Fund, Inc. Melissa Bonamassa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonamassa of Fairborn, died last October after surgeries and months in intensive care.
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Dayton
Grand Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
Melissa Research Fund, Inc
Melissa Bonamassa
Michael Bonamassa
Fairney Drive
Fairborn
Children’s Medical Center
Melissa
Dayton Aerie 321
Larry Young
Bonamassa
Alan Shafer
Children's Medical Center
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Ohio
Couple Held In Ring Switch Suspects Beset Downtown Jewelers
A Louisville couple is jailed for investigation of grand larceny after a downtown jeweler reported a ring switch attempt. A car wrecker lifted a sidewalk grate while a youth searched an opening near Cohn's Hardware for a $175 diamond ring but found only a fake. Donald Miller, son of Miller Jewelry Store owner, chased them as officers with a searchlight surrounded the scene and another couple fled in a car.
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Louisville
Cohn’s Hardware
Donald Miller
Miller Jewelry
Central Ave
Donald Mathis
James Daniel
Driver Hurt After Pickup Strikes Bobtail Tractor
A motorist, Roger Lee Nipper, 3, suffered minor injuries when his pickup collided with a bobtailing tractor on Germantown Road yesterday afternoon. Nipper, of 4710 Morganthaler Road, Hamilton, was treated at Middletown Hospital for bruises and possible lower back injury. James C. Craig, 27, of 5001 Oxford Middletown Road, who drove the tractor, said Nipper signaled a right turn but turned left. Nipper was cited for a stop-sign violation.
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Roger Lee Nipper
Morganthaler Road
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Nipper
Carmody Boulevard
Germantown Road
James C. Craig
Oxford
Middletown Road
Eartha Kitt Engaged Says She Is Officially Engaged
London AP reports Eartha Kitt, divorced with a 9 year old daughter, says she is officially engaged to Danish sound equipment maker Ole Broendum-Nielsen. Broendum-Nielsen, quoted in Copenhagen, says there is no wedding plan yet.
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London
Eartha Kitt
Birmingham
Ole Broendum-Nielsen
Miss Kitt
Broendum-Niel
Armco Sues To Halt Hearing On Discrimination Claim
Armco Steel Corp sues the Maryland Human Relations Commission in Baltimore seeking a permanent injunction to stop a December 15 hearing over alleged discrimination in promotions of Black workers at the Advanced Materials Works. The suit also seeks damages over 30,000. The commission notes low Black representation among supervisors and office staff and outlines three proposed remedies including a 25 percent supervisory representation target, back pay from a wage-loss fund, and wage supplements to reach the quota.
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Baltimore
James A. Perrott
Armco
Let's All Agree booklet debated in Middletown
The prize winning Let's All Agree booklet, distributed to about 12,000 homes over five years, faced a decision to discontinue as committee members blamed a permissive society while others argued the guide was outdated. Parents, teachers, and alumni noted shifting youth issues and the need for dialogue beyond a paper guide.
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Middletown Area
Dixon
Beth
Middletown
Miss Fening
St. Mary’s In the Woods
South Bend
Ind
Dr. Fening
Casion
Let's All Agree
The World Was Shifting by John Kiesewetter Review
Senior editor John Kiesewetter recalls the 1960s shift in youth culture and questions the relevance of the book Lets All Agree. He notes dated dress rules, dance guidance, parental monitoring, and the tension between ideals and changing social norms in schools and teens.
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John Kiesewetter
Fenwick High
Gears push for student psychology course in high schools
The proposal argues for a mandatory psychology course for all high school seniors to help them understand themselves and human behavior. It criticizes dress and curfew handbooks as outdated and urges focus on bigger issues such as solving the drug problem.
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Middletown
Lemon-Monroe
Fenwick High
Hit Ship Hunted After Central Ave Crash
Police hunted an extensively damaged auto described as a hit ship after it smashed a fire hydrant and tore up a yard on Central Avenue. Damage to the hydrant and base is $475, turf at 3101 Central Ave. listed, with vehicle damage and possible driver injury likely to exceed those figures. Witnesses say the car sped west then left the scene eastward.
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Central Avenue
Central Ave
Obituary for Mrs Nora Wardlow at Joseph R Baker & Sons
Mrs Nora Wardlow aged 86 of 9136 Martz Paullin Road Franklin died Saturday at Powell Nursing Home Hamilton. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard officiating. Burial in Middle Run Cemetery near Waynesville. Visitation Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Nora Wardlow
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Martz- Paullin Road
Franklin
Wardlow
Monroe
Powell Nursing Home
Hamilton
Henry Howard
Middle Run
Waynesville
Airline Wins Nonstop Columbus to Newark Route
American Airlines will start nonstop service between Columbus Ohio and New York City Newark New Jersey on December 4 after the Civil Aeronautics Board upheld an examiner's ruling. The decision confirms American over Allegheny Airlines for the new route.
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Washington
American Airlines
Columbus
Ohio
New York City
Newark
N. J
Civil Aeronautics Board
American
Allegheny Airlines
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Middletown Journal
Melissa Fund
Durante Fund
Eartha Kitt Dane
Eartha
Copenhagen
William McDonald
Los Angeles
Miod
Call S. R. Sander
Herbert McBain
Leslie Dixon
Mrs. Dixon
Ellen Anderson
Muskingham College
James Anderson
Mon
Miss Anderson
Barbara Jean Fening
Clifford Fening
Motorola AA
Creder
Motorola
Quasar TV
Quasar II
Quasar
Melampy
Glass Shack
N. Main ST
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Kenneth Lawson
Martz-Paulin
Park St
2Nd Ave
Studio Theater
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
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