Deaths and Funerals Arthur Moon Dies at 57
Arthur W Moon 57 former Middletown resident and safety official died of an apparent heart attack at his Columbus home. He served since 1953 in the Ohio Division of Safety and Hygiene and held leadership roles in the All Ohio Safety Congress and related societies. Survived by wife Ruby two sons Keith and Kevin a brother Milton Evanston and sister Mrs Bachelor. Requiem Mass set for Holy Trinity Church. Friends may visit at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Friday. Mandy Elizabeth Treadway 67 of 2923 Omaha St dies yesterday at Middletown Hospital services Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial Butler County Memorial Park. Friends may call tomorrow.
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Arthur W. Moon
Middletown
Harry Bachelor
Columbus
Mr. Moon
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Division of Safety and Hygiene
All-Ohio Safety Congress
Ohio
American Society of Safety Engineers
Moon
Armco Steel Corp
Diamond National — Gardner
American Legion
Council 1610
Knights of Columbus
U.S. Navy
Miami University
University of Cincinnati
Ruby
Keith
Kevin
Milton
Evanston
Ill
Bachelor
Holy Trinity Church
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Mandy Elizabeth Treadway
Omaha St
McCoy-Leffler
Henry Howard
Bill Wilson
Butler County Memorial Park
Treadway
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton Deaths William Long 83
William Long 83 of 307 N Eighth St died. Private services conducted by Proeschel were held.
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William Long
Eighth St
Proeschel
Notable Obituaries Across Cities Highlight Long Careers
Stamford Miss Lorraine Fielding 55 author and playwright died Tuesday. Washington Oscar S. Cox attorney who drafted the Lend Lease Act died Monday of a cerebral hemorrhage. Alhambra The Rev Waldo Farrington Chase 104 Episcopal priest died Tuesday. Lincoln Edward M. O'Shea Sr. 70 founder of first nationwide car rental firm died Wednesday.
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Washington
Oscar S. Cox
Alhambra
Calif
Waldo Farrington Chase
Lincoln, Neb
Edward M. O'Shea Sr
Laborites Back Peace Talks and Troop Withdrawal Plans
At Brighton the British Labor Party delegates narrowly supported changes in foreign and defense policy amid a Viet Nam peace push led by George Brown. Votes favored pressing the U.S. to end bombing and promoting talks based on the 1954 Geneva accord, while favoring troop withdrawals from Malaysia Singapore and the Persian Gulf by 1969 70 and a defense cut. Brown urged reconvening the 14 power Geneva conference with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko.
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Brighton
England
Harold Wilson
George Brown
Wilson
Viet Nam
United States
Conference
West Germany
Malaysia
Singapore
Persian Gulf
Brown
Labor Party
Andrei A. Gromyko
Cochairmen
Two Minor Injuries From Separate Wrecks
Two people sustained minor injuries in separate crashes yesterday and early today. George W. Long, 70, of Malvern Street, left wrist injury after exiting Hanover Avenue and striking a light standard then another car driven by James Myers, 36, of Middletown. High damage cited. Long charged with careless driving. Juanita Eversole, 42, of Manchester Avenue, nose injury after her car hit a retaining wall near Garfield Street. Damage cited. Eversole charged with no operator's license and failing to keep distance. Another crash at 2018 Yankee Road involved Albert Sorrell and Robert Gibson with $1000 damage. Sorrell cited for driving left of center.
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George W. Long
Malvern St
S. Verity Parkway
Long
Hanover Avenue
James Myers
Middletown Rt. 1
Yankee Road
Juanita Eversole
Manchester Ave
Garfield St
Eversole
Albert Sorrell
S. Broad St
Robert L. Gibson
Hamilton
Sorrell
Police Briefs Highlight Local Incidents At Middletown
A 27 year old woman was treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital after slashing her wrists. OVA CRAFT of Franklin Rt 1 reported that someone entered her mother s home at 405 Young St and caused 200 dollars of interior damage.
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Middletown Hospital
Ova Craft
Franklin Rt. 1
Young St
GE Wage Talks Deadlocked in Threatened Strike
Federal mediators press for an opening wedge as GE and the IUE face deadlock over cost of living pay and grievance handling. Philip D. Moore says no new money. The AFL CIO union seeks raises and wage differentials. Cabinet panel remains in background with possible White House involvement.
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Washington
General Electric
National Defense
Philip D.moore
William E. Simkin
Paul Jennings
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Simkin
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
John T. Connor
Hamilton Finally Gets Its Beer
Hamilton Ohio’s Deutscher Hausverein plans its first Oktoberfest to fund a new building. Munich mayor Hans-Jochen Vogel arranged shipment of Munich beer, impounded in New York, then routed via Kennedy, Cincinnati, and Greater Cincinnati Airport. Mayor Thomas Kindness will receive the first glass Saturday.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Hamilton
Deutscher Hausverein
Munich
Germany
Hans-Jochen Vogel
Kennedy Airport
New York
Lufthansa Airlines
Lufthansa
Cincinnati
Ohio Liquor Control Board
Millile Distributing Co
American Airlines
Greater Cincinnati
Thomas Kindness
Fire injures man at Smith Pond
A fire on Wednesday at 2 35 p m at Smith Pond injured John Farkas 80 of 620 Wicoff Street He was ill taken to Middletown Hospital treated and released.
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Smith Pond
John Farkas
Wicoff St
Middletown Hospital
Two-car Crash Damages Cars in Franklin
Franklin police reported a collision at Anderson and Sixth streets at 7 40 am involving Jimmy Lee Brashers 17 of 518 Spring Ave and Avery E Cook 47 of 5202 Spring Drive. Estimated damage 325 dollars. In Charleston Maurine Doran Clark 74 wife of Gen Mark W Clark died on Wednesday after living in Charleston since the general retired last year as Citadel president.
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Franklin
Anderson Street
Sixth Street
Jimmy Lee Brashers
Spring Ave
Avery E. Cook
Spring Drive
Cook
Charleston
S.C
Maurine Doran Clark
Mark W. Clark
Moser to Speak at Meeting in Butler County
GOP county chairman John Moser will address Republican state candidates at the Meet the Candidates night in Butler County. The event is Tuesday at 8 at Middletown headquarters, 1010 Central Ave. Attendees include Mrs. Joan Myers, Mrs. Edna Fath, and William B. Pulley. Refreshments will be served.
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GOP
John Moser
Butler County
Middletown
Central Ave
Joan Myers
Republican Women's Group
Edna Fath
William B. Pulley
Oxford
Mrs. Myers
Three Juveniles Referred To Court In Maple Park Break In
Three youths aged 13, 14 and 15 were referred to Juvenile Court after allegedly breaking into Maple Park School on Tytus Avenue and Illinois Avenue last Sunday. Police say they entered the building, took ice cream, a whistle, pen and stamps, sprayed a fire extinguisher, causing about $11 in losses.
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Maple Park
Tytus Avenue
Illinois Avenue
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