City Hikes License Fees and Budget Hearings
City Commissioners raised annual operating fees for dance halls and pool tables from $10 to $50 to help cover police inspection and operation costs. The 1965 city budget process includes hearings and budget estimates, with a zone change notice set for November 16 and planning commission support noted. Fire hydrant coordination and a temporary pipe installation for a television cable were approved, along with payments for sewer and street work contracts.
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Thaine Waaha Winetascommdasl Ses
Sue Univadt
James Howerton
Harry E. Newlin
Manchester Road
Vannest Avenue
Planning Commission
Wayne
Madison Township
Middletown
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association
S. Main Street
Klamo News
Link
Typhoid Cases Here Checked
Health authorities launched an investigation into a Middletown couple with confirmed typhoid fever. Health Commissioner Robert McConaughy said the department will trace the couple’s travels and contacts over the last three weeks to a month to determine if the illness originated locally.
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Seal Health
Middletown
Robert McConaughy
Educators Push Tax Hike for Ohio School Funding
Over 150 teachers and administrators from Middletown Hamilton Butler County Talawanda Ross and Fairfield met at Fairfield Senior High School to back a plan for raising the Ohio sales tax from three to four percent. The Plan for Educational Progress aims to funnel more state money to districts, backed by the Ohio Council for Education and the Ohio Education Association. The group plans to petition the 106th General Assembly with an initiated bill, citing Ohio’s wealth ranking and lagging school funding, while noting a 12 percent drop in state support and rising dropouts. The Tri-County Educational Council organized the event with Ralph Guido leading the discussion.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Butler County
Talawanda
Ross and
Fairfield
Fairfield Senior High
106Th General Assembly
Ohio
Ohio Council For Education
Ohio Education Association
Tri- County
Three Injured In Two Area Highway Crashes
Three out of town drivers were hospitalized after two separate accidents. Vaughn Oliver, 38, of Bellbrook, and Frank Macias, 28, of Ansonia, were in two-truck crash on Interstate 75 north of Route 73 at 5 a.m. Oil slicks blocked lanes until cleaned. Mallalieu Ogletree, 67, Dayton, was listed in fair condition after his westbound car left Oregonia Road, hit a fence and a split pole, injuring him and prompting ambulance transport.
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Vaughn Oliver
Bellbrook
Frank Macias
Ansonia
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Rt. 73
Macias
Oliver
Middletown Hospital
Mallalieu Ogletree
Oregonia Road
Rt. 123
Ogletree
Oswald
French Goldwater Friends Association Formed
Paris reports the French Association of Friends of Goldwater was formed to unite supporters and inform public opinion about Sen. Barry Goldwater and his ideas. No founders named.
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Paris
Association of
Friends of
South School Razing To Start By Nov
The 93 year old South School building will be razed by Associated Engineering of Indianapolis for an 80 bed rest home to be built by Assembly Homes of Ohio Inc. The project, approved for about 54000, aims to begin demolition by Nov 1 with a 30 day teardown and July 1, 1965 completion for the home and a center court design on Yankee Road and S Main Street.
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Old South School
The
Journal
W. A. Gunter
Dayton
Associated Engineering
Indianapolis
Ind
Assembly Homes
Yankee Road
S. Main Street
Tary School
Board of Education
Board
Tait School
Vandalism delays housing project at 18th Avenue site
Weekend vandalism at three public housing units under construction on 18th Avenue and Minnesota Street caused water damage and furnishings destruction. Total damage estimated at 4000 dollars with possible drywall replacement, adding to a 3 million public housing program for Garfield relocations. Ross Hunt calls the act disappointing and notes ongoing insurance adjustments.
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18Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
Ross Hunt
Hamilton
Hunt
18Th
Minnesota
Garfield
Tennessee Executive Appointed Gemini Program Controller
Washington AP reports Jennings Pemble Field Jr., a 44 year old Tennessee business executive, is named director of Gemini program control in NASA's office of manned space flight. He will oversee the billion dollar project's costs and budget.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jennings Pemble Field Jr
Tennessee
NASA
Office of
Manned Space Flight
Field
Theft Suspect Bound Over on Burglary Charge
A 23 year old Middletown man Gary Lewis was bound over to the Butler County grand jury on 2500 bond after police say he broke into the Yost home on Erie Avenue yesterday morning. He was arrested after a chase ending at Wilbraham Road and Wilmore Drive with only 50 cents missing. Also bound over were Everett Thoroughman for forgery and burglary with bonds of 1000 and 2500 and Robert Hartgrove on burglary with 2500 bond and 30 days for intoxication.
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Middletown
Butler County Grand Jury
Gary Lewis
Chase Hotel
Richard Yost
Erie Ave
Phyllis Yost
Everett Thoroughman
Morgan Sr
Miles Haddix
N. Sutphin St
Thoroughman
Robert Hartgrove
Curtis St
Lake Middletown
Central Ave
Loss Climbs In Thefts Of Offices
Middletown detectives report 21 burglaries last weekend with total loss of 395.75. Dr P B Zollett’s office at 28 S Clinton St lost 211 dollars and Dr Stan ley Weinstein’s 100 S Broad St location lost 62.25. Across a month, 26 doctors’ offices burglarized totaling 2189.75 in cash and checks, with several taps on multiple visits and no narcotics taken.
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Middletown
P. B. Zollett
S. Cinton St
Stanley Weinstein
S. Broad St
New Fine Setup In Effect For Parking Violations
Middletown police announce a new three stage fine system for parking meter violations. A $1 initial fine applies, rising to $2 after 48 hours, then a warrant may be issued if unpaid after another 48 hours. Payments can be dropped in meter boxes or mailed to the police department or Clerk of Courts office. Checks are not accepted. The ordinance was approved July 27.
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Middletown
Clerk of Courts
Study awards probe radar topography for lunar guidance
A $71,670 contract awarded to North American Aviation of Downey California to test radar relaying topography to a computer for lunar navigation. Dr Jack Green leads the study at Pisgah crater near Barstow California with Manned Spacecraft Center involvement.
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Houston, Tex
North American Aviation Co
Downey
Calif
Jack Green
North American
Pisgah Crater
Barstow
Manned Spacecraft Center
Political banners OK'd by council in Franklin
Franklin council approves one election banner per party across Main Street to avoid clashes from past campaigns. Council also discussed banner placement and allowed each party to choose.
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Franklin
Main Street
Gerald Miller
King Kwik Minot
Rt. 73
Laynecrest
C. B. Hayman Jr
Representa
Chairman Named For Fund Drive In Miami Valley
Mrs. Virgil T. Clark of 1604 Breiel Blvd has been named chairman for the solicitation of individuals in the Humane Association of the Miami Valley annual fund drive. Her committee is preparing about 1,000 appeal letters for mailing this week, says vice president Mrs. Richard M. Wilson. Funds are needed for major improvements at the animal shelter including a new puppy room and a roof over the outdoor kennels.
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Virgil T. Clark
Breiel Blvd
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Clark
Richard M. Wilson
Women Drivers May Get Cheaper Auto Insurance
A columnist reports insurers plan a new driver classification on January 1, 1965 that could lower auto premiums for women aged 30 through 64 who live alone. Young unmarried women under 21 face higher rates, though still lower than equal aged men, while husbands see no change. The piece invites reader questions on property and casualty insurance.
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Itizens Savings and Loan Association
Dietz
Oll
Goldwater
Complete
Robert Callahan Construction CO
Crawford
Gunter
South School
Bishop Fenwick High School
Fenwick High School
Gemini
Astronaut Guide
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Wilson Drive
East Lawn Drive
Paul Fitzgerald
Electrical Board of Examiners
Richard Marshall
William Hunt
Air Pollution Control Commission
Tibball Street
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Omeemnery
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