Great Miami Festival Opens River Recreation Day
The Great Miami Festival on Carmody Boulevard closes streets at noon to showcase river recreation. Activities include a 6 mile bicycle race at 12 30 p m a 5 mile foot race at 1 30 p m marching bands at 1 30 and 2 30 p m a WEBN balloon landing at 2 45 p m a 2 mile canoe race at 3 p m and tram shuttles from the parking garage to the site.
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Carmody
Great Miami River
Chamber of Commerce
Virgil Perry
Hook Drive
Mall
YMCA
Middletown High School
Lemon-Monroe High School
WEBN
Hot Air
Germantown Road Bridge
Miami Valley
American Federation of Musicians
Diamond International Corp
Central Avenue
Carmody Boulevard
Theft totals over two thousand in city break ins
Police report two weekend burglaries. At Electronic Center, 1600 Manchester Ave., thieves gained by vent and stole 2580 in electronics including six televisions and a stereo. A garage at 2109 Tytus Ave. was broken into with 195 in tools taken. In a car at 3208 Goldman Ave. three microphones worth 180 were stolen.
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Electronic Center
Manchester Ave
Tytus Ave
Mark Brewer
Richard Hinders
Goldman Ave
Fall programs announced for Community Center schedule
The Community Center at 00 Lafayette Ave unveils a fall lineup including sewing knitting and crocheting classes led by Mrs. Knight Mrs. Kerr Mrs. Truck and Mrs. Olleyball, a coed volleyball group, a ladies night, and a College Orientation Day on Nov 4–5. Weekly activities run through October with multiple instructors. Some programs require advance registration by calling or visiting the center during weekday hours.
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Lafayette Ave
Helen Knight
Martha Kerr
Henrietta Truck
Florence
Driver tales clash in two Middletown wrecks
Middletown police reported two accidents with conflicting driver accounts. At Clinton Street and First Avenue at 11:40 am Drexel Montgomery and Thomas Salvato claimed the green light as their cars collided with $750 damage each. A second crash at Verity Parkway and Yankee Road involved Israel Hughes and Viree Henderson Jr. with $1,500 damage to both cars and no injuries or citations. A third incident on S Breiel Bly saw Jackie Penick cited for careless operation after hitting lights, with $1,500 car damage and $200 in light repairs.
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Middletown
Clinton Street
First Avenue
Drexel Montgomery
Camden
Thomas A Salvato
Centerville
Montgomery
Salvato
Clinton
Verity Parkway
Yankee Road
Israel Hughes
Lafayette Ave
Verity
Viree Henderson Jr
Yankee
Jackie J. Penick
Home Ave
Trenton
S. Breiel Bly
Thefts and Vandalism Reported In Middletown Area
A Middletown High student reported a jacket valued at 30 dollars stolen at school Friday morning. Momer Sorrell’s car lost an antenna at Barnitz Stadium Friday night. A yard light, mailbox, and shrub were damaged Friday night. Harold Tanner’s car front windshield was broken yesterday morning.
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Middletown
Momer Sorrell
Leste Lane
Barnitz Stadium
Fred M Ridge
Lisa Lane
Harold Tanner
Ardmore Drive
Day care center invites parents meet staff Wednesday
Day care center staff invites parents of children aged 3 to 5 to a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 in the center at 800 Lafayette Ave. Mrs Emyrtle Bennett head teacher replaces Marlene Harris and outlines staff roles. Applications for the fall session are being accepted.
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Lafayette Ave
Emyrtle Bennett
Marlene Harris
Bennett
Ohio State University
Columbus
Good Faith
Sheila Sloan
Karen School
Ella Gresham
Betty Hunter
Cook
Crane Operators Plan Tuesday Meeting at Armco Middletown Works
Armco Steel crane operators at Middletown Works demand skilled status and higher pay. About 2 of 600 workers demonstrated outside Curtis Street offices as unions consider further action. AEIF hall on Crawford Street to host next meeting at 3 30 p m.
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Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Works
Curtis Street
Armco Employes Index Federation
AEIF
Crawford Street
Armco
FBI chief Clarence Kelley marries Shirley Dyckes in Maggie Valley
FBI Director Clarence Kelley, 64, wed Shirley Ann Dyckes, a former nun and elementary schoolteacher, at St. Margaret's church in Maggie Valley North Carolina. The couple, who had known each other for five to six months, returned to Washington after the ceremony.
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Maggie Valley
N.C
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Washington
Shirley Ann Dyckes
Dyckes
Asheville
Kelley
St. Margaret's
Miss Dyckes
Kansas City
Miami
Flu vaccine seen as risk to unborn in pregnant women
Dr Richard T. Schmidt, new president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, warns anti swine flu shots for pregnant women may threaten fetuses. He says some doctors may advise patients to decline vaccines when available, though his view is personal. The college denies official stance. health officials note the vaccine's effects on pregnancy require evaluation.
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Winnipeg
American College of Obstetricians
Richard T. F Schmidt
Cincinnati
Ohio
Schmidt
Nurses’ Association
The
American Medical Association
U.S. Public Health Service
Death of Hubert L. Brelsfoard 82 Middletown Resident
Hubert L. Brelsfoard 82 of 1901 Schirm Drive died at Middletown Hospital yesterday at 6 50 p m He had worked over 40 years as a foreman at Gardner rd Carton Co now Diamond International Corp He is survived by two daughters Mrs Robert Brayton Middletown and Mrs Carol B Sander Honolulu Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Wilson Schramm Funeral Home
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Hubert L. Brelsfoard
Schirm Drive
Middletown Hospital
Brelsfoard
Jacksonburg
John Brelsfoard
Thomas Jefferson
Katherine
Middletown
Gardner Rd & Carton Co
Diamond International Corp
Carton
Robert Brayton
Carol B. Sander
Honolulu
Wilson-Schramm Funeral Home
Mason-Dixon Balloon Crossing Invades North
About 25 hot air balloons will lift off from Thomas More College in Northern Kentucky on October 9 for a Bicentennial event billed as the first Mason-Dixon Balloon Crossing. The balloons and their crews plan to cross the Ohio River and land in Cincinnati's Mount Adams.
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FT. Mitchell
Thomas More College
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Mount Adams
Humphrey to undergo tests for bladder condition
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota, 65, will enter a hospital for tests and possible surgery on a bladder condition described as borderline cancer by doctors. He is seeking re election and a Senate leadership post. aides denied reports of a set schedule but noted an operation may follow the tests.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Senate
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Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
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Gideon Road
Park St
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James Newland
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Paul Morgan
Larry Emrick
Doug Jones
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Fred Janson
Sheckler
Hubert Brelsfoard
Charismatic Fellowship
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