Metzenbaum Defends School Ties Amid Radio Spat
Democratic Senate candidate Howard Metzenbaum outlined his role with the Ohio School of Social Sciences founded in 1944 to unite labor and business interests. He defended his actions, denied remorse, and apologized to WMNI radio newsman Martin Petree after an angry exchange about the school’s alleged Communist ties.
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Columbus
Metzenbaum
Gen Peyton
Communist Party
Tom Clark
Loyalty Review Board
United States
Cleveland
W. O. Walker
James Rhodes
Martin Petree
WMNI
Petree
Robert Taft Jr
Franklin County
Jury Sifts Complex Civil Case Over 1966 Crash
Jurors are selected in Warren County Common Pleas Court for a multi suit action totaling over 342000 arising from a fatal Sept 22 1966 crash east of Harveysburg. Plaintiffs include the estate of John Hammons and several defendants such as deputy Homer Burkle former sheriff Byron Kennard Rose Lumber Co and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Warren Young
Harveysburg
Homer Burkle
Warren County
Byron Kennard
Middletown
Rose Lumber Co
Carlisle
Morris Hale
Pleasant Plain
Hammon
Harlan G. Sexton
Eaton Ave
Ohio
Burkle
Hammons
Daily Express Co
Calisle
S. Verity Pkwy
F. L
Gertrude Rose
The
Roses
Kennard
Burlile
Sexton
Burlle
Burlle and
the Roses
Barney Rapp Dies at Home Leader of Big Band Era
Cincinnati AP reports Barney Rapp 70 founder of the New Englanders who led one of the first big bands died at home. Rapp organized 1920s ensembles touring nationwide and later became an entertainment agent. He helped Reds boosters excursions and was found by his wife Ruby Wright after likely dying of a heart attack. Survived by wife and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Barney Rapp
Rapp
New Englanders
Cincinnati Reds
Ruby Wright
Wlw-Tv
Juveniles Bound To Grand Jury
In Hamilton, two Middletown youths, 17, Ivan C. Mitchell of 827 18th Ave and Howard Jones of 1162 Baltimore St, were bound to Butler County grand jury on armed robbery and wounding charges tied to the Oxford Miami Western Theater incident of Aug 19. Sent to Ohio Youth Commission Aug 24 for exams, Judge Robert Marrs ordered the cases to the court. Virgil Hall, age 60, the theater manager, was wounded in the left arm during the robbery.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Oxford
Butler County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Marrs
David Black
Ohio Youth Commission
Columbus
Figher Court
Ivan C. Mitchell
18Th Ave
Howard ‘Jones
Baltimore St
Miami-Western Theater
Virgil Hall
Barber and Vendor Aid Police In Capture Thefts
A theater concession stand theft led to the capture of three 14 year old boys after a barber shop owner alerted police. Officers recovered missing coins and candy, while damage included a projection booth refrigerator and film. The youths were turned over to Butler County juvenile officers. Additional reports noted a well pump, an amplifier, and tape players stolen from several residences and cars in Trenton.
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Ptl
Don Henson
City Police
S. Main St
Junior Edens
Edens
Butler County
C. E. Taulbee
Wilbraham Road
Robert Osborne
Nelson Road
Chester Alfrey
Meadow Ave
Walter Mason
Maple Ave
Trenton
Man Bound In Forgery Charge In Warren County
Dayton man Alfred Combs was bound over to the Warren County grand jury on forging a check. He faced a $100 fine and three days suspended jail after being found guilty of possession of stolen property tied to checks from Southern Hills Supply Co. in Dayton. Seven others were fined for traffic violations, with varied penalties including license suspensions and suspended fines.
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Franklin
Dayton
Warren County
Grand Jury
Alfred Combs
Combs
Southern Hills Supply Co
Arnold Fugate
Sycamore St
Jethro Stacy
Baltimore St
Middletown
Charles Abshear
Maxwell St
Gerald Moseman
Bomb threat called in at Wright State University parking fee dispute
In Fairborn Ohio a caller warned of a noon bomb if a $20 a year parking fee was not rescinded. Guards and staff searched Wright State University buildings including the president Brage Goldings home. no bomb or explosion occurred. The first quarter payment deadline was extended to November 1.
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Fairborn
Ohio
Wright State University
Brage Golding
Services Thursday For Victim Paul E Armstrong
Paul E Armstrong 45 of 8001 Bethany Road died about 7 43 a m yesterday when the bicycle he rode touched downed high tension lines after a car on Bethany Road near the Butler Warren County Line road struck them Visitation at Charles W Moore Funeral Home Dayton tomorrow 3 to 9 p m and Thursday from 11 a m until service Burial at Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Armstrong a Mans Nursery and Garden Store partner in Cincinnati was a Bethany United Methodist Church member and WWII and Korean War veteran Surviving Rosa L his wife two children Patricia Earlene Timothy John both at home two sisters Mrs Marjorie Jennings Dayton Mrs Catherine Spitler Brookville three brothers Ralph William Charles Dayton one step brother Roy Sun City Arizona
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Paul E Armstrong
Bethany Road
Bethany United Methodist Church
Bethany
Armstrong
Butler Warren County Line
Charles W. Moore
Dayton
Glen Haven Memorial Gardens
Mans Nursery
Cincinnati
Rosa L
Patricia Earlene
Timothy John
Marjorie Jennings
Catherine Spitler
Brookville
Widow Mildred Glass 73 Dies in Wilton Manors Florida
Mrs Mildred Glass aged 73 of 550 N E 20th St Wilton Manors Florida died yesterday after a short illness She was a former Middletown resident Her husband Fritz died in November 1969 She is survived by son Edward of Ft Lauderdale Fla a daughter Mrs Jean Clare Bundy of South Carolina and seven grandchildren She will be buried Friday afternoon at Wilton Manors Memorial contributions are suggested to the cancer fund.
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Mildred Glass
N. E. 20Th St
Wilton Manors
Fla
Middletown
Fritz
Edward
Ft. Lauderdale
Jean Clare Bundy
South Carolina
Cancer Fund
Carlisle Woman 58 Dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs Lenora Glove 58 of 660 Michael Dr Carlisle died at 6 15 am at Middletown Hospital after an apparent heart attack. She worked 16 years at General Electric Evendale retiring last July. Former Cincinnati resident lived in Carlisle two years survived by two daughters Nannie Sapp Carlisle Ida Mitchell Mt Olibet Ky one brother Douglas Shaefer Ripley Cojo 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral arrangements incomplete Eaton Funeral Home Franklin
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Lenora Glove
Michael Dr
Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
General Electric Co
Evendale
Cincinnati
Nannie Sapp
Ida Mitchell
Mt. Olibet
Douglas Shaefer
Ripley, Cojo
Eaton Funeral Home
Franklin
Mrs. Goldie Manning Rites Set at McCoy Leffler
Funeral services for Mrs. Goldie Manning 70 of 300 S First St Trenton are planned Thursday at 2 p m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard and Rev Jean Carter officiating. She died yesterday after an extended illness. Visitation is tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery.
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Goldie Manning
S. First St
Trenton
McCoy-Leffler
Henry Howard
Jean Carter
Manning
Woodside Cemetery
Leonard Parker Funeral Services Scheduled
Leonard Parker 45 of 143 Lakeview Drive LeSourdsville died after extended illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Grand Avenue Church of God with Rev Henry Howard officiating. Visitation will be held tomorrow at Middletown Hospital pending arrangements.
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Leonard Parker
Lakeview Drive
LeSourdsville
Grand Avenue Church of God
Henry Howard
Parker
Middletown Hospital
Tomor
Obituary: George E Winkelman Sr and Frank Cornthwaite
George E Winkelman Sr 82 of 72 S Main St West Alexandria died Saturday at home. A former West Alexandria Water Works superintendent he belonged to Salem Lutheran Church. Frank Cornthwaite 76 of 4000 Cotton Run Rd Somerville died at 9 15 am yesterday after a heart attack. He was a retired farmer and a Seven Mile Knights of Pythias member. Survived by wife Marie five brothers and one sister. Services 2 30 pm tomorrow at Inman Funeral Home Somerville Rev Wendell Pontius. Burial Butler County Memorial Park. Contributions to charity.
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George E. Winkelman Sr
S. Main St
West Alexandria
Joen Winkelman
Middletown
Salem Lutheran Church
Somerville
Frank Cornthwaite
Cotton Run Road
Seven Mile Knights of Pythias Lodge
Marie
Gordon
Wilbur
Hamilton
Lee
Dayton
George
Glenn
Oxford
Mildred Zeigler
Inman Funeral Home
Wendell Pontius
Butler County Memorial Park
Five Sons and Daughters Survive Ts Funeral Saga
Re ts arrived by his wife Mary, five sons Charles Columbus Harry Kettering George West Carrollton Wilbur Donald West Alexandria, five daughters Cora Carico Versae Moore Mina Keltner Hamilton Sarah Brock Miamisburg Mary Crauder Dayton, 35 grandchildren. Funeral services set for Salem Lutheran Church with Rev A A Anderson officiating. Burial at Sugar Grove. Friends may call Zimmerman Funeral Home West Alexandria today 7 to 9 p.m. and at church tomorrow after 1 p.m.
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Re Ts
Mary
Charles
Columbus
Harry
Kettering
George Jr
West Carrollton
Wilbur
Donald
West Alexandria
Cora Carico
Versae Moore
Mina Keltner
Hamilton
Sarah Brock
Miamisburg
Mary Crauder
Dayton
Salem Lutheran Church
A. A. Anderson
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Zimmerman Funeral Home
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M’baum
By Perry Smith
U.S
Ray Tilton
Xavier University
Pol
Mirs
William T. Richardson
US. Army
Richardson
Springfield, Ill
Barber
Vendor Aid
Wright State
Eed
C. Dennis
Denny Murray
Gage
First Presbyterian Church
Mt. Moriah
Union Township
Clermont County
Northwestern Michigan College
Michigan
Eugene Bennett
Miami University
Frances Bennett
Fenwick High School
Charles H. Murray
Covington
Leonard Coates
Charles C. Murray
Allison Jean
Barbara Jane
Northwestern Michigan
Middletown High School
Moore Funeral Home
Bennett
McCoy- Letiler Funeral Home
Frances Santoro
18Th St
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Santoro
Poinciana Road
Christian Mothers Organization
Santoro
Messina
Sicily
Vincent
William
Parkersburg
Dominic
San Diego
Calif
Yolanda Medure
Grace Tiblase
Mrs
Lenora Grove
Williamson
B.T.U
Williamson-Ziegler Inc
North Broad ST
George Winkelman
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D Leffler
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