Obituary of Mrs Sue Prince 73 formerly of West Chester
Mrs Sue Prince 73 formerly of West Chester sister of Mrs Addie Eagle of Middletown died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs Nancy Headley in Cincinnati where she had been living. Surviving are three sons Harold Bill Ward a brother Hubert Sloane and nine grandchildren. Services set for 1 p m Wednesday at Vorhis Funeral Home Lockland with burial in West Chester Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 4 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
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Sue Prince
West Chester
Addie Eagle
Middletown
Nancy Headley
Cincinnati
Prince
William
Harold
California
Bill
Milford
Ward
Montgomery
Hubert Sloane
Miamisburg
Vorhis
Lockland
Cem
Funeral services for Mrs Gladys Bell Falk in Oxford
Mrs. Gladys Bell Falk aged 69 of 6060 Fairfield road will be laid to rest Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Marshall-Smith Funeral Home with Rev. Leonard S. Confar officiating. Burial is Somerville Cemetery. She died Saturday at McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital after a 10 day stay. She was born January 5, 1897 in Morning Sun, daughter of Charles L. and Mary Bell Marshall. Her father once ran the funeral home where the service will be held. Surviving besides her husband are two sons William C. Falk and Donald C. Falk of Oxford and a sister Mrs Louise Conner of Richmond Indiana.
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Oxford
Gladys Bell Falk
Fairfield Road
Marshall-Smith
Leonard S. Confar
Oxford Methodist Church
Somerville Cemetery
William C. Falk
Donald C. Falk
Louise Conner
Richmond
Ind
Obituary notices list several local funeral masses
Mrs Anna Tutas aged 82 of 414 Knightsbridge Drive Requiem High Mass at St Josephs Church at 9 a m tomorrow. James Smith aged 48 of 400 N Washington Blvd services 1 30 p m tomorrow Cahille. Mrs Gladys Falk aged 69 of 6060 Fairfield Road services 2 p m tomorrow Marshall Smith. Frank Terry aged 80 of 1908 Edison Ave services 10 a m Wednesday Brown Dawson.
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Anna Tutas
Knightsbridge Drive
St. Joseph’s
James Smith
Washington Blvd
Cahille
Gladys Falk
Fairfield Road
Marshall-Smith
Frank Terry
Edison Ave
Brown-Dawson
Deaths in Ohio and Moscow Reported
Emmett P. Dowling Jr. age 49 chief executive of the Youngstown Steel Door Co. died Sunday of leukemia in Ohio. His son Brian Dowling is a Yale University quarterback. Yuri A. Orlov age 73 director of the Paleontological Institute in Moscow and leading expert on ancient animals died Sunday in Moscow with no cause given.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Emmett P. Dowling Jr
The
Youngstown Steel Door Co
Brian
Yale University
Moscow
Yuri A. Orlov
Soviet Academy of Science
Paleontological Institute
Pravda
Middletown teen improves after Saturday crash
Richard Walter Coldwell age 17 of 831 18th Avenue is listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a one car crash on Trenton Franklin Road near Route 122 Saturday night. Ambulance and police responded to the incident and the extent of injuries is being assessed.
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Richard Walter Coldwell
18Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Coldwell
Trenton - Franklin Road
Rt. 122
Iguana Eggs Deemed Delicacy by South American Natives
South American natives eat iguana eggs and regard them as a great delicacy. The practice reflects traditional food choices and cultural cuisine in the region.
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South America
OSU Opens Two Branch Campuses for Classes
Ohio State University marked a milestone with new permanent facilities at Mansfield and Lima campuses while plans advance for Marion and Newark. Mansfield’s $2.7 million building seats 30 classrooms five labs a library and an auditorium. Lima opened its first permanent building with daytime and evening classes and 1 100 expected enrollment this autumn quarter.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Mansfield
Lima
Marion
Newark
OSU
James A. Rhodes
State University
G. Fawcett
John D. Millett
Ohio Board of Regents
Roger Cloud
Gordon B. Carson
University
Harding High School
Ohio State
Carson
Guard Called To Quell Violence At Western Iowa Plant
Harlan Iowa AP Shelby County Sheriff Orrell Gearhart asked the Iowa National Guard be sent to quell violence at the Western Iowa pork plant during the last day of a strike by United Packing House Workers Union. About 70 people gathered. more than 30 windows were shattered and several injuries reported. Shots were fired in the air near the plant and many workers were inside five trailers. Gearhart said doctors could not reach the injured and reinforce ments were lacking.
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Harlan, Iowa
Shelby ‘County
Orrell Gearhart
Iowa National Guard
Iowa
United Packing House Workers Union
Gearhart
27 Die On Ohio Highways
Five persons died in and near Mansfield including three in one crash while fogbound U S 52 along the Ohio River tied Greater Cleveland with four deaths each in Ohio traffic over the weekend. The statewide toll from 6 p m Friday to midnight Sunday reached at least 27, down from 35 the prior weekend but among the year's highest totals.
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Associated Press
Mansfield
U. S. 52
Ohio River
Cleveland
Ohio
Robbery Suspects Arrested By FBI In Miami
George T. Robison 31 and Jacqueline Kay Daugherty 19 were arrested by the FBI on arrival in Miami after meeting in connection with the Sept 27 Apple Creek Banking Co robbery in Ohio. Most of the $5000 loot was recovered. Robison charged with armed robbery and Daugherty with accessory after the fact.
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Miami, Fla
George T. Robison
Miami
Jacqueline Kay Daugherty
FBI
Ohio
Robison
Wayne County
Daugherty
Rittman
Apple Creek Banking Co
Woman Expected Twins, But Not Septuplets
Sandra Cwikielnik of Boston underwent fertility hormone treatment and gave birth to septuplets four months early, four girls and three boys. One infant survived at birth but died soon after. the others died as a result of extreme prematurity.
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Boston
Sandra Cwikielnik
Last Guard Troops Leave San Francisco
San Francisco ends curfew and state of emergency as 1,200 National Guard troops depart. Mayor John F. Shelley vows to tackle unemployment among about 80,000 Negro residents to prevent future riots. He calls on employers to offer jobs and partners with unions, the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups.
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National Guards
John F. Shelley
Matthew Johnson
Shelley
Chamber of Commerce
Ham ilton Man Hart in Critical Condition After Car Crash
Willie Beach, 19, of 330 Hanover Street, was reported in critical condition at Mercy Hospital with a skull fracture after a car he rode in lost control on U S 27 near Shadywood curve north of Millville Sunday night. The southbound vehicle driven by Sylvester McKinnon, 21, struck guard railing and two mail boxes. Joyce McKinnon, 18, another passenger, was located at Mercy Hospital.
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Hamilton
Willie Beach
Hanover St
Mercy Hospital
U. S. 27
Shadywook Curve
Millville
Sylvester McKinnon
Lane St
Joyce McKinnon
Fire calls report multiple incidents in city
At 4 a.m. at 607 Auburn Street William Carroll age 75 had breathing difficulty and was transported to Middletown Hospital by Baker's ambulance. At 2:55 p.m. Sherman School 2016 Sherman Avenue Lester Blanton age 14 of 4413 Roosevelt Avenue injured playing football and taken to Middletown Hospital by Mc Coy Leffler ambulance where he is in surgery today. At 5 p.m. excessive smoke from the chimney at 1100 Elm Street no fire. At 7:30 p.m. rear of 1411 Grove Street garage at Eliza Reid home destroyed by fire oil soaked rags believed cause $500 damage. At 10:45 p.m. 3210 Bexley Drive Clarence Long age 63 fell on driveway cut head taken to Middletown Hospital by car for treatment.
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Auburn St
William Carroll
Middletown Hospital
Baker's
Sherman School
Sherman Ave
Lester Blanton
Roosevelt Ave
McCoy - Leffler
Elm St
James McCullough
Grove ‘St
Eliza Reid
Bexley Drive
Clarence Long
Youngstown Union Approves Strike Authority in Talks with School Board
Members of Local 1143 of the Northeast Ohio Public Employees Union voted on Sunday to grant strike authority to their negotiating committee in talks with the Youngstown Board of Education. The union, representing about 250 noncertified employees, did not set a strike deadline.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Public Employes Union
Youngstown Board of Education
Caretaker Traveled by Dog Drawn Cart at Fairgrounds
W S Bill Edwards, 76, works as caretaker at Franklin County Fairgrounds in Hilliard Ohio. His dog Duke pulls him around in a handmade cart fashioned from scrap metal and bicycle wheels. Duke, a mixed breed, instinctively follows commands to turn and steer.
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Columbus, Ohio
W. S
Bill Edwards
Duke
Edwards
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Hilliard
West Virginia
Parachutist From Ohio Dies In Arizona Jump
Pfc. William Pouchny from Cleveland Ohio was killed at Fort Huachuca Arizona when he failed to deploy both parachutes during a free fall drill. Authorities said the accident occurred during a practice jump at the southern Arizona Army post.
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FT. Huachuca
Ariz
Cleveland
Ohio
William Pouchny
Arizona
Toledo police and firemen win 325 raise in pay pact
Toledo city council to enact a 325 across the board annual raise effective immediately for policemen and firefighters after a 468 158 ratification. The settlement includes a 5 percent step wage lift and 75 extra per year for uniforms with no discipline for demonstrators and sets March 1 talks for a possible further raise.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
John Potter
Ian
Valerie Percy Murder Probe Ties to Physical Evidence
In Kenilworth Illinois the Valerie Percy murder case drives a major Crime Laboratory operation. Four specialists collect fingerprints footprints and 17 bags of evidence from the mansion while police and federal agents interview the Percys and map the timeline.
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Kenilworth
Ill
Valerie Percy
Charles H. Percy
Chicago Crime Laboratory
Daniel Dragel
Dragel
Percy
Robert M. Daley
Chicago
Percys
Daley
Ford claims breakthrough battery for electric cars
Ford Motor Co reports a major battery breakthrough that could revive electric cars in the United States. VP Michael Ference Jr said the new design stores up to 15 times more energy than lead acid cells. Ford disclosed the project on September 15 and plans two prototype models with Ford Motor Co and Ford of England collaborating.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Michael Ference Jr
Ford
Ference
England
United States
Rusk Heads Back to UN for Fresh Viet Nam Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk returns to New York to meet with foreign ministers at the United Nations General Assembly, with a likely focus on Viet Nam. He plans to see Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and attends sessions facing U.S. opposition to North Viet Nam peace negotiations while exploring arms control and lunar accord prospects.
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Dean’ Rusk
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Johnson
Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Rusk
U.N
United States
Trip To Japan Is Civitan Topic
Midlletown High School senior Phil Parnell will speak at the Civitan Club noon meeting tomorrow at Manchester Motor Inn. He will show slides from his Japan trip as an American Field Service representative. Everett Sherron is program chairman.
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Phil Parnell
Middletown High School
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Japan
Everett Sherron
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