Archbishops quip echoes on Columbia charter history
The Most Rev Arthur M Ramsey archbishop of Canterbury received an honorary Columbia degree in New York and joked about jurisdiction based on Kings College charter by King George II. Mrs. Finkbine returns to Phoenix TV work focusing on writing and production after an abortion linked to thalidomide. Senator Hugh Scott leads bid to rebalance congressional staff between parties. Nobure Sato faces embezzlement charges in Tokyo case. Kathy Carlson, 12, breaks leg sliding into second base after colliding with the same boy as last year.
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Canterbury
Columbia University
New York
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Kings College
George II
Kathy Carlson
Swanville
Minn
Kathy
Stetson Hats Sold in Middletown by Greathouse's
Stetson hats, popular with many men, are available in Middletown exclusively through Greathouse's store, highlighting the retailer's exclusive distribution.
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Franklinite Arrested On Charges In Lebanon Case
Warren County sheriff's deputies charged Franklinite Paul Webb age 26 with intoxication and disorderly conduct after his arrest by Deputy Jack Howard. Webb allegedly kicked the cruiser, headbutted the deputy breaking glasses, and later threatened his wife with a shotgun before leaving on bond and set to appear in county court October 19.
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Warren County
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Paul Webb
Jack Howard
Howard
Webb
Negro Leads Georgia Race for Senate Seat Runoff
Jeroy R. Johnson a 38 year old Negro lawyer in his first campaign leads a four man field for the Democratic nomination in Georgia’s new 38th District seat in Fulton County. If he wins the Oct 23 runoff he will face Republican T. M Alexander who was unopposed in the GOP primary. Johnson led by more than five percentage points over the nearest white opponent.
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Trucker Survives I 75 Crash Near Pleasure Ridge Ky
A truck driver Hoyt Chaney 36 escaped serious injury when his tractor trailer overturned in the center divider on Interstate 75 near Pleasure Ridge Ky about 4 am. State patrolmen said he dozed off awoke and swerved to avoid a collision with a truck in front. The southbound rig four tenths of a mile south of Route 122 was heavily damaged with Chaney suffering only body bruises.
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Obituary notices Arthur E Morris 87
Arthur Eldridge Morris 87 of 12 N Leibee St died at 8 30 a m today at Middletown Hospital after a two day illness. Retired Armco Steel machinist who joined in 1923 and retired 1946. Born in Virginia he is survived by wife Linnie three daughters Mrs J R Johnson Mrs Robert N Roth Mrs Paul Benjamin a son Everett one sister Mrs Boyd Kofroth and 12 grandchildren. Services at 2 p m Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2 7 and 9 p m.
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Virginia
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Mrs Betty Lee Page Rites Planned At Local Funeral Home
Private services for Mrs Betty Lee Page of 2704 Roosevelt Ave will be held at the Mc Coy Leftier Funeral Home with Dr Russell Galloway officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery There will be no visitations Memorial contributions are suggested to the First Presbyterian Church Mrs Page died yesterday at Middletown Hospital Surviving are her husband Frank Jr a daughter Deborah Lee at home her mother Mrs Clarence Long of Middletown and a brother Brig Gen Robert Hermon with the Air Force at Washington D C
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Woodside
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Death of Emily Frazer 91 in Reading after Lebano n residence
Mrs Emily Frazer, 91, formerly of Lebanon, died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Audrey Ross home in Reading. Services set for 1 p.m. Friday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may visit memorial home tomorrow after 4 p.m.
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Obituary Notices From Hamilton Area Churches
Mrs Elizabeth Issenmann 82 of N Third Street Hamilton Re quem High Mass 930 am tomorrow at St Stephen s Church Stanley Landrum 50 of Cincinnati formerly Hamilton Requiem High Mass 930 am Friday at St Veronica s Church Leroy Humphrey 74 of 6142 Ross Road Fairfield services 115 pm tomorrow Vass Funeral Home Lockland
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N. Third Street
Hamilton
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Stanley Landrum
Cincinnati
St. Veronica's Church
Leroy Humphrey
Ross Road
Fairfield
Vass Funeral Home
Lockland
Notable U S Judge W Cal Chesnut Dies at 89 in Baltimore
W Cal Chesnut a longtime federal district judge in Baltimore died at 89 after serving on the bench since 1931. His death ends a career marked by one of the nation's oldest active jurists remaining on duty.
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Pleasure Boat Blast Injures 19 at State Fair of Texas
Nineteen people were injured when a small paddlewheel pleasure boat exploded in a shallow lagoon at the State Fair of Texas. One passenger, 70 year old Ruth Heiderich of Corona California, was in serious condition with shock and first degree burns. Firemen reported gasoline fumes from the boat's inboard engine caused the blast.
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Corona, Calif
Stabbing Victim Dies Faces Murder Charge Filed
James H Washabaugh 38 held by Kettering police after Darrell Lakes 17 was wounded Sept 30. Lakes died at Miami Valley Hospital Tuesday from a hunting knife stabbing in an argument at Washabaughs home. Police say the incident occurred at Washabaughs residence.
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James H 'Washabaugh
Kettering
Darrell Lakes
Lakes
Miami Valley Hospital
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William Ditmyer Receives Armco 50 Year Award
William Ditmyer honored for fifty years of Armco service in a Middletown Works ceremony. He started in 1912 as a machinist, rose to foreman and general foreman, then assistant superintendent of maintenance, retiring in 1957. He lives at 2905 Orlando Ave with wife and son Kenneth present among friends.
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Ditmyer
Armco
Middletown Works
Ralph J Wright
Orlando Ave
Middletown
Dutrayer
Kenneth
Armco International Corp
Andather
Soviet Ships Track U S Tests and Space Probes in Pacific
Four Soviet Donbass class cargo ships converted for Pacific duty report missile test impact and monitor space vehicles overhead. Sibir Sudan Sakhalin and Chukotka, each about 340 feet, carry long range parabolic antennas and helicopter facilities. three carry dish radar units while Chukotka lacks them.
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Virginia College Withdrawal Ends First Southside Integration
Hazel Ruth Adams, 17, withdrew from Patrick Henry College after one day, returning to Virginia State College. University of Virginia officials cited better-fit classes at Virginia State, while Patrick Henry board members claimed Adams had no intention to stay beyond breaking the race barrier.
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Two Medina Residents Die In U S 42 Crash
Medina Ohio two people were killed when a car collided with a tractor trailer two miles north of Medina on U S 42. Driver Gertrude A Thompson 49 and Archie R Cunningham Jr 24, both from Medina, died. Truck driver Chester H Boss Jr 39 of Highland Heights Ky was uninjured.
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U.S. 42
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Chester H Boss Jr
Highland Heights
Russians Launch Another Satellite Sputnik Cosmos X
The Soviet Union announced the successful launch of another Sputnik Cosmos X satellite. Tass reported the craft is packed with scientific instruments and is functioning normally.
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Man Held In Death Of Child In Cleveland
Police arrest Lawrence Billingsley also known as Billy Anderson after a 3 year old girl was found dead in an East Side apartment closet. Detectives say he strangled the child and placed her in water amid a dispute over his common law wife dating another man. An autopsy was ordered to determine cause of death.
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Steve Hospodar
Frank Dimperio
Lawrence Billingsley
Billy Anderson
Johnette Lee
Billingsley
Delores Dean Lee
Fair Housing Law Struck Down by Ohio Judge
Elyria Ohio AP judge Lorain County Common Pleas Court rules Oberlin City Council 1961 fair housing ordinance unconstitutional for private housing privacy. Penalties up to 100 dollars and costs for discrimination by owners agents or lenders. The ruling cites home rule overreach not tied to public health morals safety or welfare.
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John D. Pincura
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NAACP Launches Legal Actions Over Job Bias
The NAACP filed lawsuits in San Francisco Atlanta and St Louis to end alleged job discrimination in seamen steel workers and railroad unions. Robert L. Carter says more actions and NLRB cases are coming soon as leaders push racial barrier removal in jobs and schools. Seafarers Union denies the charges calling them false and notes an award from the NAACP Brooklyn branch for civil rights efforts.
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Robert L. Carter
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Man Treated After Fight Near Wilson Drive
William J. Fish er of Wilson Drive was treated at Middletown Hospital for wrist and hand injuries he reportedly sustained in a fight near his home last night.
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William J. Fisher
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Findlay Banker Herbert Widenhofer Dies in Cleveland Clinic
Herbert E Widenhofer longtime president of the First National Bank of Findlay died in Cleveland Clinic after a brief illness. He led the bank for 15 years and was a prominent local figure. He lived in Findlay before his illness.
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Houston firm touts hair growth claim with risk trial
An advertisement from Loesch Laboratory Consultants of Houston promotes a 32 day no risk trial claiming to stop hair loss and grow hair by treating scalp sebaceous gland sebum. It notes 745% stopped hair loss and 42.4% grew new hair among 594 participants starting January 1962 and ending April 1962.
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