Clinton S. Cox Dies In Middletown At 81
Clinton S. Cox 81 of 5966 Jacksonburg Road Trenton died at 11 50 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after six days illness. Born Fleming County Kentucky he lived in Middletown three years and was a retired P Lorillard Co employee. Survived by his wife Nannie five daughters Ava Duff Aileen Evans Pauline Tewart Ruby Burnett Ma Moreland son Millard a brother J W Cox Monterey California 16 grandchildren and 2% great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Pippin. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 pm.
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Clinton S. Cox
Jacksonburg
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Cox
Fleming County
Middletown
P. Lorillard Co
Nannie
Ava Duff
Aileen Evans
Pauline Tewart
Ruby Burnett
Mrs Eunice Pickett Dies in Detroit at 54
Mrs Eunice Pickett 54 mother of Mrs Ruby Wakefield of Middletown died yesterday in Detroit. She formerly lived in Middletown and is survived by her husband Jettie and eight grandchildren. Services set for 1 30 p.m. Wednesday at New Era Baptist Church with Rev S S Cousin officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the church Tuesday 6 to 9 p.m. Arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home.
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Eunice Pickett
Ruby Wakefield
Middletown
Detroit
The
Bailey Funeral Home
Services for Van Louie Yancey at Spring Valley church
Van Louie Yancey aged 60, father of Mrs. Jewell Blevins of Middletown, will be buried at Spring Valley Cemetery after a 2 p.m. service at Spring Valley Methodist Church tomorrow. Friends may call Hoyne Funeral Home Dayton today 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. He died Wednesday in Somerset Kentucky and lived in Spring Valley.
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van Louie Yancey
Jewell Blevins
Middletown
Spring Valley Methodist Church
Spring Valley
Hoyne
Dayton
Yancey
Somerset
Mary Drake of Waynesville dies at 56
Mrs Mary Bonnie Drake 56 of 351 N Main St Waynesville died yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton Surviving Wymer her husband a son William L two brothers Thomas Boring West Chester Edward Boring Dayton and one sister Mrs Jane Haynes Wilmington Services Monday at 1 30 p m at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Mason Funeral home held Sunday afternoon and evening
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Waynesville
Mary ‘Bonnie) Drake
Main St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Wymer
William L
Thoms Boring
West Chester
Edward Boring
Jane Haynes
Wilmington
Oswald
Lebanon
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Sam Grossman 1919 1962 Germantown Welder and TV Repair Owner
Sam Grossman 43 of 416 North Main Street Germantown died at 8 05 a m at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after a period of failing health He worked as a welder for Monsanto in Miamisburg owned Sam s TV Repair Shop He was a World War II veteran Surviving wife Norma daughter Vickie and brother Hillard He will be buried in Germantown Cemetery Services set for 2 p m Sunday at First Church of God Rev Aubrey Bates to officiate Friends may call at John Arpp Funeral Home tomorrow
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Germantown
Sam Grossman
N. Main St
Good Samaritan
First Church of God
Rv. Aubrey Bates
Germantown Cemetery
John Arpp
Nine-year-old dies from crash injuries in Germantown
Larry Fox 9, son of Mr and Mrs Cowan Fox of Germantown Rt 1, died at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton from injuries from a Sunday two car crash. Roy Banks 17 Carlisle drove one car. Leonard Stephens Clayton drove the other. Banks cited for reckless driving after running a stop sign at Diamond Mill and Manning roads. Eleven injured including Fox brothers Kenneth 12 in poor condition, Dale 8 in satisfactory condition, and Mrs Wilma Stephens. Survivors include Fountain, Ronald, Ralph, and two sisters. Funeral arrangements at Gephart Schmidt Funeral Home in Miamisburg.
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Germantown
Larry Fox
Cowan Fox
Germantown Rt. 1
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Roy Banks
Carlisle
Leonard Stephens
Clayton
Banks
Diamond Mill
Manning
Stephens
Fox
Kenneth
Dale
Wilma Stephens
Cox Boy
Fountain
Ronald
Fellsmere
Ralph
Clifford Hurst
West Carrollton
Donna
Gephart & Schmidt
Miamisburg
Reds Form New B and K Team in Moscow
The Soviet Union forms a new B and K team that references Leonid Brezhnev and Alexei Kosygin. The term echoes the earlier B and K nickname given to Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev at Geneva in 1955. Khrushchev's rise to Bulganin's premiership is noted as occurring in 1958.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
B. and K
Geneva
Khrushchev
Bulganin
First Soviet Aid Arrives In Cyprus
Unconfirmed reports state Cyprus received its first Soviet military aid under the Moscow accord. Teleftea Ora claimed Soviet torpedo boats were transferred to Greek Cypriot crews trained in Egypt.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Moscow
Teleftea Ora
Egypt
Church Weekend Schedule Noted In Fragments
The text notes hours from 2 to 9 p.m and Sunday after 12 30 p.m for church activities, outlining a partial weekend schedule read from the source.
Lebanon man Carl Kamps 66 dies at Jewish Hospital
Carl Kamps 66 of 436 Ward St died last night at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati. He is survived by wife Jane one son Everett Lebanon two brothers John Florida and Clarence Morrow a sister Mrs Carrie Kohler Ashland and four grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 30 p.m. Oswald Funeral Home burial Miami Valley Gardens Funeral home today after 4 p.m.
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Lebanon
Carl Kamps
Ward St
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Jane
Everett
John
Florida
Clarence
Morrow
Carrie Kohler
Ashland
Oswald
Hamilton Deaths Include Ralph Fries and William Webb
Ralph Fries 74 of Cincinnati formerly Hamilton dies. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m. Monday at St. Stephen's Church. William Webb 59 of 931 S. 13th St. dies with services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow Marshall-Smith.
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Hamilton
Ralph Fries
Cincinnati
St. Stephen's Church
William Webb
S. 13Th St
Marshall-Smith
Longtime California political writer Fred Arnold dies
Inglewood California AP says 83 year old Fred Arnold died Wednesday after retiring in 1958 following 62 years as a political writer and editor. He served 31 years as political editor of the Los Angeles Herald-Express now the Herald Examiner. Portland Oregon AP notes Melvin E Shoemaker 54, political writer for the Oregonian, died Thursday of cancer.
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Inglewood
Calif
Fred Arnold
Arnold
Los Angeles Herald-Express
Herald- Examiner
Portland
Ore
Melvin E. Shoemaker
Portland Oregonian
Court orders Ohio reapportionment after Hanna Amendment struck
A three judge U S district court in Cincinnati declares the 1903 Hanna Amendment unconstitutional and orders the 1965 session of the Ohio General Assembly to provide for House reapportionment. The ruling says the 1851 constitutional formula is the standard and calls on lawmakers to devise a fair plan for Ohio’s larger urban counties. Ohio Attorney General Saxbe urged leaving the decision to the next General Assembly and voters.
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U. S.district Court
Ohio General Assembly
House of Representatives
General Assembly
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Ula
Weinberg
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Eisenhower Arrival Sparks Time Confusion in Columbus
Eisenhower's plane landed an hour early in Columbus prompting swift governor Rhodes and Republican officials to rush to the airport. The governor joked about daylight saving time while noting Columbus runs on EST, an hour ahead of northeast Ohio.
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Columbus
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James A. Rhodes
Highway Patrol
Eisenhow
Ohio
Father of fiber glass founder Slayter dies at 67
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Games Slayter known as the father of fiber glass and a top officer of the Owens Corning Fiberglas Co since its founding died at 67 of an apparent heart attack at Port Columbus Airport after arriving from New York where he attended a directors meeting. He lived at Locust Grove Farms near Newark and was a Purdue chemistry graduate who joined Owens Illinois Glass in 1931 and helped form Owens Corning Fiber Glass in 1938 becoming vp of research and development until retirement. He was an honorary director of Owens Corning and of the Park National Bank Newark. Owens Corning's Newark research center was dedicated in his honor.
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Columbus, Ohio
Slayter
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Co
Port Columbus
New York
Directors of Industrial Research
Locust Grove Farms
Newark
Argos
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Purdue University
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Toledo
Owens- Corning
Newark Opera
Park National Bank of
Owens-Corning
Two Servicemen Die In Kentucky Car Crash
Two Fort Campbell soldiers died when their car struck a tree two miles south of Hopkinsville along U S 41A. Ronald N. Carlson 20 of Minneapolis Minnesota and William Edwards 25 of Dalton Ohio were killed. Carlson was the driver, police said.
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Hopkinsville
Fort Campbell
Here
Ronald N. Carlson
Minneapolis
U.S. Soviet relations in flux after Khrushchev exit
President Johnson prepares discussions with top advisers and the Soviet ambassador amid uncertainty over shift in Soviet leadership. Officials weigh possible effects on East West policy, Chinese ties, and the 1964 campaign, with no quick summit expected and aims for peace.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
Anatoly Dobrynin
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Goldwater
Ith Khrushchev
Moscow
State Department
Rebels Told Not To Kill Congo Whites
The Congo government appealed to Communist backed rebels not to kill white hostages in the eastern region. It said a threat to slaughter would shame the nation after intercepting a message from rebel Col. Opepe to Lt. Gen. Olenga seeking permission to kill whites. Over 800 whites, including 60 Americans, are held as hostages amid rebel claims of protection from air force assaults.
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Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kremlin
Humphrey
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Congo
Leopoldville, the Congo
Col. Opepe
Nicholas Olenga
Kids Find Use Old Hypodermic Needles in Trash
Police in Altoona Pennsylvania report that at least six elementary school children inoculated each other with discarded flu needles found in trash cans. Officials say no one was seriously harmed and it is unlikely needles were inserted under the skin, with scratches more likely.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania
Grass Fire Near Rail Tracks In Franklin
Firefighters responded yesterday to a small grass fire along railroad tracks south of Rooks Lane in Franklin. Fire Chief Dick Berger credited the blaze to a passing train or children playing with matches and said it was quickly controlled.
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Franklin
Rooks Lane
Dick Berger
Local police briefs report multiple hospital visits and theft
Lois Perry, 36, of 7501 Keister Road was taken to Middletown Hospital by Tri County Ambulance after fainting at 1601 Plum Street. Loretta Crow was admitted for observation after falling at 1818 Clarendon Avenue. Henry Houser of 27 Broad Street reported a stolen wallet containing $160 last night.
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Lois Perry
Keister Road
Middletown Hospital
Tri County Ambulance
Plum St
Loretta Crow
Clarendon Ave
Henry Houser
Broad Sr
Khrushchev Sudden Retirement Reported by Havana Radio
Havana Radio reported without comment the sudden retirement of Nikita Khrushchev as Communist party secretary and Soviet premier. The agency provided no additional details on the move or its implications.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Radio Today
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
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