Symphony Tickets On Sale For Middletown Events
Season tickets for five concerts at Middletown Symphony Orchestra go on sale at four local outlets including Middletown Campus Book Store Manchester Road Booth Drugs and Lewis Drugs Tickets cost 750 for adults 3 for students The opening concert features pianist Pia Sebastiani on October 18 and season holders may buy wine festival tickets at Brown's Run Country Club for 5 dollars.
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Middletown Symphony Orchestra
Middletown Camus
Manchester Road
Sunset Street
Manchester Motor Inn
Lewis Drugs
Central Ave
Booth Drugs
Pia Sebastiani
Brown's Run Country Club
Funeral services set for Springboro accident victim
Funeral services are planned for Gary W. Enix 18 of Springboro who died after a car crash on Interstate 75 near Dayton. Driver Harry Izor 24 survived with injuries as police investigate the fatal head trauma and determine the official cause of death.
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James A. Enix
Jellico
Tenn
Springboro
Harry Izor
W. Market St
Dayton
Izor
Faix
Cargo Ten Miles Reaches 4.1 Billion On U S Airlines In 1968
New York reports U S airlines carried cargo valued at 4.1 billion in 1968, four times 1958 levels and up 21.6 percent from 1967. The gain reflects expanding freight traffic across the industry.
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New York
U. S
Deaths And Funerals Dr Edward Brinker
Dr Edward Brinker 63 of 2633 Jacksonburg Road died at Mercy Hospital after Tuesday night admission for a coronary occlusion. A dentist with offices in the Second National Bank Building Mass of the Resurrection 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at St Stephen Church burial in St Stephen Cemetery Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. today at Brown Dawson Funeral Home.
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Edward Brinker Hamilton
Edward Brinker
Jacksonburg Road
Mercy Hospital
Brinker
Second National Bank
St. Stephen Church
St. Stephen Cemetery
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Judge Talks Peace Deal to End Las Vegas Riots
Associated Press reports Las Vegas, Nevada where Judge Robert Mullen said he would announce a deal to stop four nights of violence on the mainly Negro west side. He promised there would be no more violence after meeting with about 30 young black militants. The unrest centered in the west side, three miles from the Strip, amid 30,000 residents in a 160,000 city.
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M. W. Minardin JR
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
West Side
Robert Mullen
Mullen
Raleigh Trimble, 75, Dies in Florida Vacation
Raleigh C. Trimble 75 of 2507 North Ave died on arrival at West Pasco Hospital New Port Richey Fla while vacationing at his winter home He retired in 1959 after 37 years with Armco Steel Corp Survived by wife Nannie three sons Rah Robert James a brother and four sisters Funeral services Monday at 10 a.m. at the First Church of God with burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and at the church after 9 a.m. Monday
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Trimble
Raleigh C. Trimble
North Ave
West Pasco Hospital
New Port Richey
Fla
First Church of God
Armco Steel Corp
Nannie
Rah
Dayton
Robert
Middletown
James
Orlando
Ova Trimble
Carlisle
Josephine Eskridge
Lebanon
Lillian Sorrell
Miamisburg
Blanche Sarver
Ora McKernan
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Nation grows by two Kansas Cities each year
The United States now numbers about 202 million people and is expanding by roughly 2 million annually, a growth rate equated to adding two metropolitan Kansas Citys to the population each year.
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Washington
United States
Kansas Citys
Region Four Scout Meet Set Friday
Twenty two area scouters and wives from Mound Builders Area Council head to the 48th Region Four annual meeting of Boy Scouts of America to be held at the Columbus Sheraton. About 800 attendees from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia expected. Guests include Dr. Tom Haggai and Alden G Barber. New regional chairman to be elected. Local delegation includes Printz Zachman Gilbert with others from Middletown Franklin Lebanon and Maineville.
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Mound Builders Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Columbus-Sheraton Hotel
Columbus
W. G. Printz
Middletown
Robert Zachman
William L. Gilbert
Mason
Dudley Inwood
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tom Haggai
North Carolina
Alden G. Barber
W. T Adams
George FE. Harvey
Russell Efker
Chester Hodges
Curtis Thomas
Robert JG. Bullock
Elaz Abraham
Joe Brown
Franklin
Tom Smith
Marvin Hollingshead
Lebanon
Tom Bodley
Maineville
Gibert
Printz
Zachman
Bond Set On Two Break-In Suspects In Hamilton Case
Hamilton police set $25,000 bonds for Wayne B. Taylor and Ronald L. Cipriani after arrests linked to a $3,000 break-in in Hamilton. Det. James Schmitz filed burglary charges. Preliminary hearings planned for Tuesday in Hamilton municipal court. The pair were bound over to the Butler County grand jury on four counts connected to an $800 burglary in Middletown. The Hamilton burglary involved Ernest A. Roemer, who runs a hardware store on Pleasant Ave.
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Hamlton
Middletown
James Schmitz
Wayne B. Taylor
Mansfree
Ronald L. Cipriani
Euclid
Hamilton Municipal Court
Ler County
J. T. Lamb
Hamilton
Ernest A. Roemer
Pleasant Ave
Lindenwald
Judge May Hart Strike Against Home
Cleveland judge weighs injunctive action to halt a strike by about 150 AFSCME Local 1746 members at Juvenile Court and Cuyahoga County Detention Home over a labor agreement reached September 15.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Walter G. Whitlatch
Cuyahoga County
American Federation of State
Five Air Force Units Demobilized in Vietnam Pullout
The US Command announced five Air Force units in Vietnam will be demobilized and two others will not transfer here, trimming 7th Air Force manpower by 2,541. Units include the 8th Tactical Bomb Squadron at Phan Rang, the 5th and 6th Special Operations Squadrons at Tuy Hoa and Pleiku, and detachments at Phu Cat and Dong Ha. About 100 more positions are cut at headquarters, with total Vietnam strength now 59,900 men.
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Saigon
Air Force
Vietnam
7Th Air Force
Phan Rang
Tuy Hoa
6Th Special Operations Squadron
Pleiku
Highlands
5Th Special Operations Squadron
Phu Cat
VP Named To State Board
William H. Cossler, vice president of the Youngstown Building and Fuel Co., was appointed Wednesday by Gov. James A. Rhodes to the state board of education.
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Columbus
Ohio
William H. Cossler
Youngstown Building and Fuel Co
James A. Rhodes
State Board of Education
YMCA Wives Day Out series draws fifty participants
The YMCA launches six Wednesday Wives Day Out sessions with 50 women members and non members attending. Activities include gymnasium pool crafts and household arts classes led by qualified teachers. Sessions run 10 am to 2 30 pm and a spring series is planned. Switzer directs the program.
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Y’ Wives
YMCA
Narcotics Talk Set At Howard's Coffee House
Sgt. Russell Dwyer of the Midletown Narcotics Division will discuss the local narcotics scene at a Single Smart Set meeting at Howard's Coffee House 2632 Tytus Ave Monday 8 p.m. A musical program and social follow at 9 30 p.m. Admission is 2 per person. For those unable to attend, join mailing list by contacting Mrs. Dorothy Lindsey 423 9895.
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Russell Dwyer
Middletown
Howard’s Coffee House
Tytus Ave
Dorothy Lindsey
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