Cincinnati fund tops $600000 in Israel relief pledges
Jewish rallies in Cincinnati Columbus and Akron raised nearly 1.4 million in pledges as Akron aims for 500000 toward a 100 million national relief goal. Columbus pledges reached 775000 with a 1.5 million city target. A Columbus rally collected 775000 and 3000 plus attended the Cincinnati event where 600000 was pledged.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Columbus
Israel
Akron
United Jewish Appeal targets $65,000 for Israel drive
Middletown area UJA leaders set a local goal of 65 000 for Israel with phone and in person solicitations over the coming weeks. The initiative was approved at a United Jewish appeal meeting at Temple Beth Sholom attended by about 60 people led by co chairman Wilbur Cohen.
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United Jewish Appeal
Israel
Middletown Area
Appeal Cochairman
Wilbur Cohen
Cohen
United Jewish Ad
Temple Beth Sholom
Obituary notices for Needham Beachler Herrick and others
Deaths and funeral notices list Glenn Roger Needham 28 of 118 N Sutphin St. and William Beachler 21 in Franklin, Ruth P Herrick 70 of Otterbein Home Dayton, Mary Spencer 62 Lebanon, and Will Stanley 69 Morrow. Services, visitation, and burial details follow for each obituary. Surviving family members and burial locations are included.
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Glenn Roger Needham
McCoy-Leffler
N. Sutphin St
Wanda
Glenn Jr
Ginna
Ralph King
Middletown
Wilma Woods
Bonnie House
Esther Lunsford
Donna Major
Hamilton
Charles
Goshen
Robert
Ralph Jr
John
George
Richard
Steve
Roger Ashley
Springhill Cemetery
Bethany
Lebanon
Ruth P. Herrick
Otterbein
Dayton
Paul M. Herrick
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E.U.B
United Methodist Churches
YMCA
Camp Fire Girls
Dayton Music Club
Philip D. Herrick
Wenham
Mass
Bruce Herrick
Boston
Otterbein Home
Carrigan Funeral Home
Mary Spencer
McKinley St
South Lebanon
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Kettering
Hillard
Vernida Maloney
Florence Combs
Ruth Ann Tinsher
Kentucky
Howard
Morrow
Lorene Sawyer
Ethel Peters
Young and
Hanley McIntosh
Pentacostal Church of God
Oswald
Will Stanley
Grandview Hospital
Lillie
Eugene
Ralph
Roy
West Carrollton
Conley
Sturgill Funeral
Pennington Gap
Lee Memorial Gardens
Sturgill
Murder motion appealed in Stevens murder case
Richard L. Stevens 21 from Dayton appeals the denial of his motion for a new trial in the Butler County Court of Appeals. He was convicted of second degree murder for the May 13 Middletown shooting death of James McGee and sentenced to life by Judge Fred B. Cramer after reducing first degree murder to second degree.
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Hamilton
Richard L. Stevens
Middletown
James McGee
Dayton
Butler County Court of Appeals
First
Stevens
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Steven
Anthony Valen
Valen
Outspoken Saxbe ends bid for reelection in 1974
Senator William Saxbe of Ohio announced he will not seek another term in 1974 becoming the third GOP senator to bow out. The 57 year old first term lawmaker cited frustration with slow Senate procedures and difficulty getting bills through. His exit may spark a GOP primary between Reps. William J. Keating and Clarence J. Brown.
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Washington
William Saxbe
Ohio
Senate
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Saxbe
William J. Keating
Cincinnati
Clarence J. Brown
Urbana
Cleveland
Howard Metzenbaum
John Glenn
Metzenbaum
Alan Bible
Nevada
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Robert Ray
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
Sen
George Aiken
Vermont
Two Die In Two-Truck Crash On U S 224 Near Attica
In fog at a curve on U S 224 near Attica, two people died in a collision involving a man and woman. Victims were Thomas F. Miller 29 of Attica and Alberta Sharpless 56 of Willard. Deputies said the crash occurred Monday.
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Tiffin
Ohio
U.S. 224
Attica
Seneca County
Sheriff’s Office
Thomas F. Miller
Rt. 2
Alberta Sharpless
Willard
Six Injured In Afternoon City Accidents Reported
Three accidents yesterday left six people with minor injuries and two drivers cited. Janice Moses and three children were taken to Middletown Hospital after a crash at Manchester Road and Bresel Boulevard when Thomas Fryman ran a red light. A bicyclist was struck on Armco and Richardson Drives injuring Terry Kincaid, treated and released. Freda Whitt received minor injuries on Pershing Avenue and was cited for driving on the wrong side of the road.
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Manchester Road
Bresel Boulevard
Janice Moses
Teresa
Ray
Pamela Moses
Middletown Hospital
Moses
Thomas Fryman
Martz- Paullin Road
Franklin
Fryman
Manchester
Armco Drive
Richardson Drive
Theresa Lawson
Terry Kincaid
Webber
United Way Campaign Report Meeting at Middletown Civic
The first United Way campaign report meeting for the Middletown Civic Association will be held tomorrow at noon at the Manchester Motor Inn. Section chairmen will report progress since kickoff Ct with graphs displayed in the Manchester lobby and at the Civic Association offices, Barnitz and First National banks, and Cincinnati Gas & Electric lobby. The golden horse symbolizing the Civic’s anniversary will be cut in half, with halves awarded to division leaders by best and poorest percentage reports, per Harry Holiday. The total campaign goal is 838303 dollars.
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United Way
Middletown Civic Association
Manchester Motor Inn
Manchester
Civic Association
Barnitz
First National Banks
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Dayton man fined $50 in Franklin
Richard Lovett, 32, Dayton, was fined $50 and costs with $25 suspended after being found guilty of petty larceny for taking money from a drawer at Hudson Texaco on Sept. 18. One speeder was fined $50.
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Franklin
Richard Lovett
Dayton
Franklin Municipal
Hudson Texaco
McKinley Middle School Boosters Meet With Board Candidates
The McKinley Middle School Boosters hold a 7 30 p m meeting in the school cafeteria. Three school board candidates David Ballard Ebie Banks and Arthur Beach will speak.
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McKinley Middle School
Cafetria
David Ballard
Ebie Banks
Arthur Beach
Chew Long Holding FASTEETH Powder Promises Comfort
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH powder for denture wearers promising long lasting relief and worry-free use. It emphasizes odor control and stability for extended wear.
How's Your Hearing Beltone Free Tiny Aid Offer
Beltone announces a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made for those who hear but do not understand words. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no body head wires. Mail for your free model to Beltone Electronics Department 9686, 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria
West Side Federal to Open New Middletown Branch
Groundbreaking for a $600000 West Side Federal Savings and Loan branch at 660 N University Blvd Middletown broke off due to storms. The two story, bi level building by McGraw Construction will include leased office space on the second floor and should be done by spring.
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Middletown
Savings and Loan
West Side Federal
Lynn Fritzsche
Hamiltonsed
N. University Blvd
Montgomery Ward
Kroger
McGraw Construction Co
Campbell Co
Hamilton
Arpo Construction
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Ohio Jews Rally For
Akron Jewish Center
Albert A. Goldman
The
Cincinnati Board of Rabbis
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Master Charge Bank Americard
Pte S
ABC
Worthmore Clothes Shop
Farah
Central Ave
William Beachler
Carlisle High School
Scott and White
Temple
Tex
Margaret Redin
Kingston
Oklo
William D. Beachler
Sue Blevins
Kenneth
Watts Funeral Home
Medill
Ruth Herrick
Otterbein Chapel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rogers Jewelers
MecCoy-Leffler
M‘coy-Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Morticians
Homer D. Leffler
Campaign Report
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Bud) Steller
Mgr
McKinley School
Sennet
Sunset St
West Side Branch
Fritzsche
James
Savings and Loan Institution
Butler County
George Knapp
John Gibbs
Q.R. Reeder
Bruce Larkins
Hiram Campbell
Elliott Levey
Jim Saunders
Dudley Inwood
H.E. Sanders
Dave Ranch
Fred Winkler
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