Veteran Painter Russell Walters Dies at 64
Russell Walters 64 of 1916 Malvern St. Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. A painter for 35 years he worked at the Manchester Motor Inn since May and helped extinguish a paint fire there last week. An autopsy cited cerebral hemorrhage as the cause. Survived by his daughter Sue Ann Marsh and others. Services Wednesday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Pershing Indiana.
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Russell Russ Walters
Malvern St
Middletown Hospital
Walters
Manchester Motor Inn
Manchester
Middletown
Butler County
Garrett J. Boone
J. C. Newlin Painting Co
Painters
Dublin
Ind
Don’t Use The Wrong Gas In High-Compression Engines
The piece explains that using standard gasoline in high compression eight cylinder engines causes premature ignition, forcing the piston against expanding heat and producing knocks and energy loss. It notes long-term damage risk to valves and pistons and recommends high test gasoline with tetraethyl lead for better performance despite higher cost.
Howe Motor Co Listing at 1761 Central Ave
1761 Central Ave is listed for sale or notice by iP et Mipine and General Manager of Howe Motor Co. The fragmentary entry names the dealership and its address with a legal or public notice tone.
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THE
Howe Motor CO
Central Ave
Services for Mrs Addeline Ingram at Baker & Sons
Funeral services for 87 year old Mrs Addeline Ingram of 915 Malvern Street will be held at 10 30 a m Wednesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Herschel Caudill officiating Burial will follow in Middletown Cemetery Mrs Ingram died Saturday at her home
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Addeline Ingram
Malvern St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Middletown Cemetery
Leonard Marcus Jones 57 dies in Cincinnati Hospital
Leonard Marcus Jones aged 57 of 1406 Yankee Road died at 7 10 p m Saturday in a Cincinnati hospital He was born in Cochran Ga and lived in Middletown 26 years He leaves a wife Mary four sons Theopolis Elgin Carl Leonard Jr a daughter list nine grandchildren and his siblings Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Mt Zion Baptist Church with Rev F H Hampton to officiate Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Bailey Funeral Home tomorrow from 6 to 9 p m
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Riggs
Carl Jandes
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery
Pershing
Ind
Leonard Marcus Jones
Yankee Road
Cincinnati
Jones
Cochran
Middletown
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Mary
Theopolis, Elgin
Carl
Leonard Jr
Cleveland
Dorota
Carolyn
Odell Marvin
Edith Guy
Marguerite Hendrix
Azell Jones
Passaic
N. J
Davis Jones
Benjamin
Mattie Pate
Lilly Cunningham
Reba Johnson
Janie Duggs
Pontiac
Mich
Mattie Banks
Pitts
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
F. H. Hampton
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Butler County Deaths Highlight Grinnell and Decker Obituaries
Albert A. Grinnell Jr. 71, retired Miami University professor, dies with services at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Miami University Chapel. Florence W. Decker 77 of Oxford dies. services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Marshall-Smith.
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Butler County
Albert A. Grinnell Jr
Miami University
Miami University Chapel
Florence W. Decker
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
Dirksen Seeks Hospital Release After Illness
Senator Everett Dirksen of Illinois hopes to be released soon from Passavant Memorial hospital after three days of treatment for a swollen right ankle and emphysema. His secretary Harold Rainville said Dirksen was in very good condition on Sunday.
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Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Passavant Memorial Hospital
Harold Rainville
Dirksen
Break-in at Pat's Foodliner leads to arrests near Trenton
State patrol and Butler County sheriff's deputies nabbed four suspects after a 11 am break-in at Pat's Foodliner on Rt. 73 west of Trenton. A 22 year old Larry Manns of Oxford State Road was stopped for a noisy muffler and found with wine and cigarettes. Fifty four cartons of cigarettes, beer, wine, lunch meat worth 150 dollars were taken. A 16 year old and a 14 year old Middletown boy confessed to stealing two car mirrors and a fire extinguisher from a parked vehicle earlier.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Pat's Foodliner
Rt. 73
Trenton
State Ptl
Ralph Schroer
Larry Manns
Oxford State Road
Sheriff's
Manns
Middletown
Harding-Jones
Excello
Accident victim is returned home
Mary Lou Heizer, 67, of 2001 Woodlawn Ave, returned home after injuries from an auto accident near Lexington Kentucky on September 27. She was in intensive care at a Lexington hospital for a time and is expected to convalesce for at least eight weeks with a punctured lung a broken left arm and right side injuries.
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Mary Lou Heizer
Woodlawn Ave
Lexington
Lexington Hospital
Army halts Ft Ord basic training over meningitis outbreak
The Army suspends new basic training at Ft Ord for four weeks to curb spinal meningitis. December will pause basic training, with immediate suspension of new arrivals and no two week leave. only parents may visit, as older persons are less at risk.
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FT. Ord
Calif
Army
Defense Department
Washington
Leonard Heaton
Heaton
Edmund G. Brown
Pierre Salinger
Los Angeles
Army quarantines base over disease outbreak
Brown and Salinger and other leaders urged the Army to quarantine the base until the disease was eliminated. Eighty four people connected to the camp have been infected and thirteen have died. The Army reports no new cases at the base this month.
Son of Former Middletown Couple Is Gunshot Victim
Four year old Robert Douglas Radabaugh, son of former Middletown residents, died from a gunshot wound in his Oakwood home. Oakwood police and the Montgomery County coroner investigate. a revolver linked to his father was found near the body. The child, who had been babysat by a brother and sister, was to have private services at Fairmont Presbyterian Church with burial in David's Cemetery. Memorials are requested to Fairmont decorate scholarship fund.
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Oakwood
Oakwood Police
Montgomery County
John
Debra Lee
Middletown
J. Robert Radabaugh
Clara Radabaugh
Lee M. Baird
Margaret Rodefer
Fairmont Presbyterian Church
Charles Duddingston
David's Cemetery
Dayton
Fairmont Decorate Scholarship
Routsong Funeral Home
Four Teens Escape From Ohio Juvenile Center
Four teenage girls fled Saturday from the State Juvenile Diagnostic Center in Columbus and remained at large. Identified as Nealon McConnell 17 of Cincinnati, Gertrude Harris 17 of Woodland, Linda Coburn 15 of Columbus, and Julia Welch 16 of Columbus, they took a woman attendant’s keys.
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Center
Nealon McConnell
Cincinnati
Gertrude Harris
Woodland
Linda Coburn
Columbus
Julia Welch
Air Force Recruiter Bumps Door After Signing Up at Kent State
In Ashtabula Ohio an Air Force recruiter Staff Sgt John D Schmeltzer collided with the education office door while enrolling for more courses under a special Air Force program with Kent State University He sustained a black eye from the accident and continued with the registration process.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Air Force
John D. Schmeltzer
Progress
Kent State University
Mahalia Jackson Battles Heart Illness Amid Faith and Fame
The Chicago hospital scene centers on Mahalia Jackson, the famed gospel singer, as she fights a serious heart ailment after touring worldwide. She reflects on love for her singing, the support from fans across Europe and Asia, and her respect for the hospital staff at Little Company of Mary.
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Chicago
Mahalia Jackson
Louisiana
Miss Jackson
Europe
Asia
Little Company of Mary Hospital
General Howze Receives Honorary Law Degree in Seoul
General Hamilton H. Howze commander of United Nations and U.S. forces in Korea was awarded an honorary Doctor of Law degree by Chungang University in Seoul.
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Seoul
Hamilton H. Howze
United States
United Nations
Korea
Chungang University
Tories Open Late Drive to Block Labor Victory
Prime Minister Douglas Home's Conservatives launched a late counterattack to stop Labour from winning the general election. More than 30 ministers campaigned against Labour citing security and prosperity risks. Labour leader Harold Wilson projected victory but polls varied with Labour leading in key districts. Conservative chairman Lord Blakenham urged strong action against Labour's leftward tilt citing disarmament and nationalization risks.
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Tories
Labor
London
Douglas Home
Labor Party
Harold Wil
Daily Mail
Wilson
Lancashire
House of Commons
Lord Blakenham
Blakenham
Supreme Court to Review Cuba Travel Ban Case
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to a law prohibiting U S citizens travel to Cuba. Louis Zemel, a New Haven plaintiff, contends the secretary of state lacks authority to restrict foreign travel in peacetime and questions constitutionality. Zemel sought a tourist passport validation in 1962 but was denied.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
U.S
Cuba
U.S. District Court
New Haven
United States
Zemel
Cantor's Rites Will Be Private
Hollywood AP Eddie Cantor 72 died of a heart attack at his Beverly Hills home. Funeral services will be private. Cantor, born Edward Iskowitz in New York City, rose from slums to stardom in vaudeville radio and TV. He supported war bonds and various causes and helped found Actors Equity SAG and AFTRA. His wife Ida died in 1962, and Cantor never fully recovered. He was survived by daughters Natalie Metzger Edna McHugh Marilyn Cantor and Janet Gari. another daughter Marjorie had died in 1959. Friends included Jack Benny Jerry Lewis and George Jessel.
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Groman Morwary
Cantor
Hollywood
Gracie Allen
Burns and Allen
Harpo Marx
Marx Brothers
Beverly Hills
Natalie Metzger
Edna McHugh
Marilyn Cantor
Janet Gari
New York
Marjorie
Edward Iskowitz
New York City
Suzy
Alexander Woollcott
Heart Fund
Israel
Entertainment Union
Actors Equity
Screen Actors Guild
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
the Bowery
Ida
Jack Benny
Jerry Lewis
George Jessel
New Push Demanded In Baker Case
Three Republican senators urge new public hearings on the Bobby Baker case before the election. They want the Senate Rules Committee to question Baker and four witnesses about a $25,000 kickback tied to the 1960 Kennedy Johnson campaign fund.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Ruies Committee
Baker
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Don B. Reynolds
Matthew H. McCloskey
Reynolds
Congress
As sistant Secretary Peterson Asked for GOP Donation
Washington AP notes Assistant Secretary of Labor Esther Peterson a Democrat received a letter at her Washington office requesting a campaign contribution to the Republican National Committee.
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Washington (Ap
Esther Peterson
Washington
Republican National Committee
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VING
Kationy
Fam
Neral Furnishings
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Robert Douglas Radabaugh
Columbus, Ohio
Mahalia
New Orleans
M. S. Galloway
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Woodside
Cem Caele
Eddie Cantor
Baker Case
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Bell-ens
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N. Y
Marty Miller
Paul Deger
Vic Leroy
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