Shooting Charge Changed in Draut Case
Robert E. Draut, 22, of 2110 Tytus Ave, held on $1,000 bond for assault with a deadly weapon after a firearm discharge charge was dropped. He admitted firing five shots into the home of Louis Vincent White, 21, amid anger over White’s rape acquittal. No injuries reported. new charge to be heard Wednesday.
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Robert E. Draut
Tytus Ave
Draut
Butler
Drant
Louis Vincent White
Minnesota St
White
Warren Stallworth
Unfair labor practices claim filed against Armco Steel
Handbills circulated at Armco sites allege unfair labor practices by Armco Steel Corp. The complainants say they have filed with the National Labor Relations Board in Cincinnati accusing collusion between Armco and the Armco Employees Independent Federation, which represents Middletown Works bargaining rights. Armco officials say they have no details and await NLRB confirmation of a formal complaint.
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Armco Steel Corp
Arm~cene
Food Service
Ents
National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Middletown
Armco
NLRB
Miami fans stage wild victory riot at Oxford
Miami University students celebrated a 10 to 7 upset over Purdue with plastered goalposts, packed gym scenes, and a loud parade through town. Despite the frenzy, no injuries or property damage occurred, and police reported the crowd was well behaved.
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Gilson Wright
Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Purdue
West Lafayette
Ind
Rt. 27
Withrow Court
Tallawanda Road
Bob Jencks
John Pont
R. I. P. Purdue
Delta Kappa Epsilon
First Jetport Meeting Called by Six-County Group
Six counties submitting a revised plan for a Southwestern Ohio jetport expect to hold the first trustees meeting in Middletown during the first week of November. Montgomery County favoring private funding, six counties’ quotas total 53662 with others needing to join.
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Southwestern Ohio Airport Authority
Middletown
Airport Authority
Farmon
Montgomery County Commission
Hamilton County
Montgomery
Butler
Clark
Clinton
Warren
Preble
Area thefts reported to Butler County deputies
Three thefts were reported Saturday and Sunday. Egbert Reid said 15 golf clubs worth 216 dollars disappeared from the Sports Center Driving Range. Helen Smith reported four taillight lenses and bulbs valued at 20 dollars missing from her car in her driveway. Clarence Piercy's car lost a wheel and white sidewall tire worth 35 dollars parked behind the Harding Jones Paper Co in Excello. The incident was logged at 12 30 a m yesterday.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Egbert Reid
Sports Center
S. Main St
Helen Smith
Judy
Clarence Piercy
Crawford St
Harding Jones Paper Co
Excello
Butler County to Give Free Type II Polio Vaccine
Butler County Medical Society reports a large surplus from the first phase of its oral polio vaccine drive. Beginning Nov 4 the Type II vaccine will be free for all county children from infants to seniors. adults may contribute up to 25 cents.
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Butler County
Butler County Medical Society
James L. Sawyer
Medical Society
Buter County
Sawyer
U. S. Public Health Service
Eight named to aid in cancer drive
Mrs. Kent Little, education division chairman of the Middletown-Butler County unit American Cancer Society, appointed eight vice chairmen to assist the educational program. Lloyd Nolan will chair the Speakers Bureau with a training session at 7:30 p m Wednesday in the YMCA auditorium.
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Kent Little
Middletown - Butler County
American Cancer Society
Lloyd Nolan
Renee Drive
YMCA
Society
S. Main St
Little
Ross Snyder Jr
W. R. Steele
William Schaefer
Philip Jones
James LaPierre
John Gibbs
Joe Shepperd
Russell Buchanan
Oakie Salle
Ann Dyer
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Hospital Reports Record Patient Census
Hospital administrator Walter Mischley announced a new all time census peak at 7 am Friday with 367 inpatients, up from 355 at midnight Thursday. Bed capacity is 421. nursery excess noted. Expansion plans begin next year to add a four story wing and eventually 500 beds funded by revenue and gifts.
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Middletown Hospital
Walter Mischley
Mischley
Passion Play Tickets Go On Sale Friday in Middletown
Rotary Club presents the Passion Play in Middletown High School auditorium from Oct 31 to Nov 3. Tickets go on sale Friday 9 am to 9 pm at Manchester Motor Inn lobby. Reserved seats $2.25 to $3, matinees $1.50 adults and 75 cents students. Time per show 2 1 2 hours. Val Belfour stars as Christ in Heritage Productions cast.
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Middletown High School
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Val Belfour
Japan Not Backward Group Told Scenery Misleads Tourists
Dr. Jackson Bailey of Earlham College addressed the Middletown Chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs stressing Japan's industrial and social progress and urging US Japan collaboration to solve Red China issues. He noted winds carry fallout from atomic tests and praised the Stalker couple for volunteer work with CMCH Vallore India.
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Japan
Jackson Bailey
Earlham Coltonians
Middletown
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Bailey
Red China Problem, Dr. Bailey
United States
China
CCWA
Howard Stalker
Cecil Kindred
George F. Nardin
Richard Peters
Middletown High Considers Half Day Plan Not Yet Decided
Board of Education President James Finley said no half day sessions are decided for Middletown High next year. The district is exploring options if enrollment rises toward 1,400 and Supt. Howard Cromwell projected peak attendance. current enrollment is about 1,486. Cromwell was unavailable for comment as officials continue to study the plan.
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Middletown High School
James Finley
Board of Education
Finley
Howard Cromwell
Middletown High
Cromwell
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Msueane
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