Girl Hit By Auto In Middletown Injures 5 Year Old
A five year old girl was listed in good condition at Middletown Hospital after being struck by a southbound car on Yankee Road, near Grove Street. Teresa Ann Smith of 1301 Yankee Road sustained head injuries but aided by police and firefighters at 1410 Yankee Road. No citations issued. In other crashes, Garland Owen and Joan Evans collided near Curtis Street. Evans cited for unsafe following distance. Connie Muncie cited for unsafe backing after Arcardia Drive incident.
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Middletown Hospital
Yankee Road
Grove Street
Teresa Ann Smith
Yanke Road
Debra Fugate
Morgan St
Garland Owen
Hamilton
Joan R. Evans
Seventh Ave
Curtis St
Evans
Connie Muncie
Moreland Drive
Franklin
Doyle M. Pridemore
Lesley Lane
Arcadia Drive
Central Avenue
Day of lonely toil in science ends with multi author work
A physics journal published a scholarly work with 31 authors marking a shift from solitary research to collaborative efforts in the field. The piece reflects on the evolution of teamwork in physics and the growing trend toward collective authorship.
Christmas mail deadline set for Viet Nam servicemen
Postal authorities announced a Sunday deadline to ensure Christmas mail reaches Viet Nam troops. The limit is five pounds per parcel with unpaid postage not accepted. Non air mail items must be mailed by Dec. 5. air mail parcels posted by Dec. 10 will be delivered to Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Write-In Viet Nam Letters Drive By Middletown GOP Club
The Middletown Young Republicans approved a Viet Nam write-in letters project at their monthly meeting at Eastern Lanes. President Jerry Lapham said the effort supports 173rd Airborne Brigade soldiers and is non partisan. Call 423-5303 to help.
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Jerry Lapham
Middletown
Viet Nam
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
Lapham
Hearing Delayed on Jug Relocation Variance Request
A zoning variance hearing for The Jug restaurant to relocate about 60 feet west on the same property is postponed for 30 days. Attorney Ted Repper asked for the delay ahead of a 7:30 p.m. Board of Zoning Appeals session. The move would place The Jug on a new foundation to allow a gas station at the corner of Central Avenue and Highview Road, with the site currently zoned B-1. The drive in restaurant is a nonconforming use. a variance is needed to relocate and continue operation.
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Jug
Ted Repper
the Jug, Inc
Board of Zoning Appeals
Repper
Central Avenue
Highview Road
76 More Laid Off At Armco
Armco Middletown Works will lay off 76 more hired earlier this year. Fewer vacationing workers and reduced steel orders drive the action. Total plant layoffs rise to 286, recall timing depends on staff vacations and business pickup.
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Armco Middletown Works
Ss. Holstein
Holstein
Two Apartment Zoning Hearings Mark City Commission Session
City Commission hears two zoning requests including a change from R-1 to R-2 for 15 acres south of Miller Road and an R-4 request for 64 acres near Rt 122. Public objections focus on traffic and school impact. planning commission opposes first proposal but supports second. Meeting also approves new engineer salaries, raises the city manager and judge pay, awards a Dowling Park grading contract, and recesses to noon for bond bid openings.
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John C. Brown
Terrace Hills, Inc
Miller Road
Brown
New York Central
Vannest Avenue
Vannest
Raymond F. Witte
R. Paul Christiansen
Planning Commission
Rt. 122
Breiel Boulevard
Commission
William Klosterman
Robert Weineke
Thomas Albright
George Allen Excavating Co
Dowling Park
Leak cancels Agers meeting in Townhouse apartments
Golden Age Club president Harry Gordon announced there will be no meeting tomorrow afternoon due to a water pipe leak in the assembly room at the Townhouse apartments.
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Harry Gordon
Golden Age Club
Townhouse
Miami Avenue Extension and First Avenue Loop Planned
City planners map street lines for the Miami Avenue extension and First Avenue widening forming a downtown loop with overpasses at University Roosevelt and a future cross to Verity Parkway. Officials aim to limit land speculation and note funds may not cover all four proposed routes.
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Miami Avenue
First Avenue
New York Central
Miami Extension
Breiel Boulevard
University Boulevard
Roosevelt Avenue
Miami
Stevens Avenue
Verity Parkway
Barkeley Electric Manufacturing Co
Charles Street
Flemming Road
Plum Street
Vines Street
Verity
Columbia Avenue
First Avenues
Second Avenue
Public Library
Knights of Columbus Hall
Curtis
First
Baltimore Street
Carmody
University and
Roosevelt
Hearing Continues On Embezzlement Charge
In Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B. Cramer hears continued embezzlement proceedings against Elizabeth Haynes former Area Two court clerk. She pleads innocent and waived a jury trial amid testimony about a $5632.41 shortage from 1964 1965 and a cabinet lock used during a four month audit.
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Hamilton
Area Two
Elizabeth Haynes
Butler County
R. J. Wessel
Bear Joyce
James R. Priest
Joyce
McClain to Present Art and Religion Talk at Center
Jim McClain known as Dr IQ will present color slides of world religious art in a talk titled The Relationship of Art to Religion at the Middletown Fine Arts Center. The lecture occurs at the American Legion Building on 16 S Main St at 8 15 p m. Free for members and high school art students. Non member admission is 50 cents.
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Jim McClain
Middletown Fine Arts Center
American Legion
S. Main St
Salvation Army kettle drive slow as applications lag
Capt. Charles Schramm reports fewer than 100 aid applications received at the Citadel on 106 N. Clinton St with tomorrow as the final day. Last year about 500 were accepted. Applications must be made in person tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Kettle contributions for the first two days totaled 223.44 dollars, down from 277.03 dollars the previous year.
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Salvation Army
Charles Schramm
The
Citadel
N. Clinton St
Schramm
Area youths enlist in U.S. Navy at local recruiting office
Twenty youths from seven area communities enlist this month at the Navy recruiting branch in the American Legion Building. From Middletown names include Stephen W. Singley and Timothy D. Gustin. From Hamilton the enlistees are Michael W. Singleton and five others including David K. Bauman and Douglas R. Eagle.
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U. S.navy
American Legion
S. Main St
Middletown
Stephen W.singley
Fisher Ave
Timothy D. Gustin
Well Road
John D. Lovely
Gideon Road
Michael Berry
Sunset St
Robert R. McCarty
Clark St
Hamilton
Michael W. Singleton
N. St
David K. Bauman
Douglas R. Eagle
Kahn Ave
Charles L. Husby
Main St
Lewis D. Stoufe
Eugene Duvendeck
Candlewood Drive
Recruit Training Locations Noted For Enlistees
From other communities: Mason, Richard J. McCurley, 107 East Circle Drive, and Merrill A. Hoff, 507 W. Church St.. Shandon, William M. Davis III, 4836 Cincinnati-Brookville Road, and Paul T. Settle, Box 92, Springboro, David R. Smith, Box 449, Lebanon, Philip H. Rowland, Rt. 2, Morrow, James A. Moore, 357 Thomson St., West Chester, Robert and William Kline, 8643 Cincinnati-Dayton Road. Davendeck, Berry and McCarty are undergoing recruit training at San Diego, California, while the other enlistees train at Great Lakes, Illinois.
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Mason
Richard J. McCurley
East Circle Drive
Merrill A. Hoff
W. Church St
Shandon
William M. Davis III
Cincinnati - Brookville Road
Paul T. Settle
Springboro
David R. Smith
Lebanon
Philip H. Rowland
Morrow
James A. Moore
Thomson St
West Chester
Robert
William Kline
Cincinnati - Dayton
Johnston Named To U S Savings Bonds Committee Leader
Logan T. Johnston chairman of Armco Steel Corp is named to the Treasury Department s U S Industrial Payroll Savings Committee by Secretary Henry H Fowler He will chair the Cincinnati Middle town area for 1966 The committee of 27 leaders plans and directs national payroll savings drive in 1966 Fowler Townsend Engstrom Milliken Geneen and others serve as members and Johnston s role includes directing campaigns in major market areas in the year ahead
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Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Treasury Department
U. S. Industrial Payroll Savings Committee
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Johnston
Cincinnati - Middletown
U. S. Savings Bonds
U. S
Fowler
Washington
Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler Corp
Elmer W. Engstrom
Radio Corp. of America
Frank R. Milliken
Kennecott Copper Corp
Harold S. Geneen
International and Telegraph Corp
Johnny Appleseed Journey Through the Midwest
John Chapman, known as Johnny Appleseed, traveled from western New York to Indiana sowing apple seeds in frontier lands. He became famed for planting orchards and spreading apple varieties as he moved across early American frontier regions.
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Johnny Appleseed
John ‘Chapman
New York
Indiana
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ITV Oan & Savings CO
Armco
Bachmann
Grand Avenue
Christiansen
Agers
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
By Jim Bohman
Miami Valley
Manchester Machine
Diamond Automation Inc
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Navy
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Mce Carty
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