Halloween Party Plans Announced by Middletown Officials
John Pascual of the Middletown Department of Parks and Recreation announced the third annual Halloween celebration. The city will host six supervised parties at parks and parking lots with costumes judged and prizes awarded. Younger children receive doughnuts cider and apples while older youth attend a 7 to 2 39 pm teenage dance at the American Legion Hall 1168 Main St.
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Middletown
John Pascual
Department of Parks and Recreation
Sunset
Goldman, Gardner
Barnitz
Manchester
Vail
American Legion Hall
Main St
Paschal
Ohio's Tax Burden Cut Says Gov DiSalle
Cleveland AP report covers Governor DiSalle praising Ohio's tax relief at a dinner. He notes eighth lowest per capita tax rate among 86 states, 43rd ranking now from 38th at start, $84.5 million debt reduction expected this year, $125 billion spend by year end, and improvements in mental health, care for retarded children, teacher salaries, plus unemployment well below national average and faster industrial growth than subsidy-based states.
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Cleveland
Michael V DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle
Education reforms and attendance rise dominate state talk
The speech pinned education as the state’s core issue noting enrollment rose since 1947 and will reach about 3 million by 1970. The dinner drew 1,299 attendees including Mayor Ralph Locher, State Attorney General Mark McElroy, and key candidates like Stephen Yourg, Michael Feighen, and Charles Vanik, with labor leaders and White House aides present. Vanik warned against replacing Republican progress with unfulfilled promises, praising Mike DiSalie’s record.
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Cleveland
Ralph 8. Locher
Mark McElroy
DiSalie
Stephen M Yourlg
Vichael Feighen
Charles A. Vanik
White House
Vanik
Mike DiSalie
Gratis Turkey Supper Planned At Firet Brothers Church
A Turkey Supper will be held Saturday November 3 at the Firet Brothers Church in Gratis. Serving starts at 5 PM with advance ticket sales and reservations via Gratis the number 787 921.
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Gratis
Firet Brothers Church
Call Gratis
Kennedy and Taft Debate at Cleveland City Club Forum
Republican Robert Taft Jr and Democrat Richard D. Kennedy met for the first time in Cleveland to discuss civil rights Medicare foreign policy and Cuba. Taft urged ending discrimination in government housing and opposed universal per pupil federal funding while Kennedy pushed Medicare expansion and a uniform education grant system with no strings. Kennedy defended civil rights and warned against Communist expansion while Taft warned against increased federal control and deficit spending.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Richard D. Kennedy
City Club Forum
Kennedy
Taft
Tait
King Anderson
Cuba
Berin
Fire damages garage on Fifth Avenue marked at 11 39 AM
A minor fire yesterday damaged a garage at 1100 block of Fifth Avenue. The garage owner is Karl Banzhaf of 2111 Arlington Avenue. Estimated damage stands at about $20. Emergency crews responded promptly.
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Fxemen
Karl Banzhaf
Arlington Ave
Brake And Tag Charges Filed After Crash On First Avenue
Local driver Jesse M. Gibson was cited for insufficient brakes and fictitious tags after his car crashed into a house at 1002 First Ave. He claimed brake failure at Main Street and First Avenue intersection. Damage to the house estimated $250 and vehicle $175.
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First Avenue
Jesse M. Gibson
Garfield St
Main Street
Gibson
William Shell
Germantown
William H. Henry
First Ave
Local Crash Involving Ross and Doty Reported
Yesterday an accident on Broad Street involved James M. Ross of 522 McCready Ave Monroea and Malcomb Doty of 667 Dairy Lane. No further details available.
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James M. Ross
McCready Ave
Monroe
Malcombh Doty
Dairy Lane
Broad Street
Trenton Jaycees to Aid Police on Sabin Sunday Traffic
The Trenton Jaycees announced they will direct traffic Nov 4 around Trenton High School for the Sabin Sunday event. Don Stibbs heads Project Butler and is distributing posters and letters to members for outreach. The group also plans a Halloween party Oct 26 at the Fish and Game Club and discussed sponsoring bi monthly teenage dances at local schools.
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Trenton
Jaycees
Trenton High School
Sabin
Don Stibbs
Project Butler JavCees
JavCees
Fish and Game Club
Jack Robinson
Don Achberger
Fisherman Hooks Dress During Canal Rescue Near Swinton
A 58 year old fisherman in Swinton, England, hauled in a dress after casting to a 75 year old woman who had fallen into a canal. No injuries reported and authorities assisted the rescue.
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Swinton
England
Two One-Eyed Jacks Appear in Deck Trick
A report notes two one eyed jacks in a standard deck. The result concerns card design and possible shading differences observed by players.
Driver Hurt In Accident East Of I 75
Eugene Rich 34 of Crawford Street was treated and released at Middletown Hospital after a Route 122 crash with a truck near I 75 at 7 30 pm. State patrol details say Rich suffered body lacerations from the collision.
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Eugene Rich
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
State Patrol
Rich
Dirksen Champions Conservatism as Nation’s Safety Net
Senator Everett Dirksen told Chicago that conservatism keeps the United States from going broke and losing freedoms. Accepting an Award of Merit from the America Coalition of Patriotic Societies he warned against a march toward a Marxist classless society and urged political vigilance against reckless forces.
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Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
R-I
United States
Dirksen
Butler County Backs Jetport Amid Regional Airport Standstill
Butler County Commissioners unanimously back Southwestern Ohio Regional Airport, joining three other counties in continuing support and funding plans. They refuse to surrender Butler’s $11 500 allotment until a $125 000 feasibility fund is reached, with Montgomery Clark Clinton and Warren counties also pledging action.
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Butler
Southwestern
Ohio
Jetport Authority
Logan T. Johnston
Middletown
Armco Steel Corporation
Don Fitton
Montgomery
Clark
Clinton
Lebanon
Warren
Contempt Case Against Barnett Delayed By Court
The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals delayed contempt actions against Mississippi Governor Barnett and Lt. Governor Johnson over Meredith's Ole Miss enrollment. The court issued a broad injunction preventing further interference with James Meredith while he remains a student. Only a decision timing remained undecided as campus life in Oxford quieted over the weekend.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Sth US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
James H. Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Appeals Court
Barnett
Ole Miss
Atlanta
Elbert Tuttle
Oxford
Woman Dies In Convertible Crash Near Doylestown
Wooster Ohio Donna J Anderson 19 of Doyles Town died when her convertible car skid on a rain slick road and flipped 5.5 miles northeast of Doylestown.
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Wooster, Ohio
Donna J. Anderson
Doylestown
Rainslick County Read
Theft Reports From Local Vehicle and Bicycle
Michael J. Cornelia reported a theft of an air breather from the carburetor of his car between midnight and 7:30 am yesterday with a value of $10. Mark P. O'Flynn said someone stole his bicycle while parked at Smith Farm yesterday afternoon.
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Michael J. Cornelia
Mark P. O'Flynn
Smith Farm
Five tires stolen from Alan Martin home on Friday night
A theft report lists five tires valued at 40 dollars stolen from Alan Martin at 803 Charles Street on Friday night.
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Alan Martin
Charles St
Vandals Break Aerial On Car At Barnitz Stadium
Dr. Robert Carson reports vandals broke the car aerial while it was parked at Barnitz Stadium Friday evening.
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Robert Carson
Alamo Road
Barnitz Stadium
State Patrol Arrests Man for Fictitious Registration
Mie State Patrol officers arrest Charles Alton Hollis 29 of Dayton on Route 4 yesterday at 6 30 pm for fictitious registration. Hollis was released on bond from Middletown jail.
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Mie
Charles Alton Hollis
Dayton
Hollis
Middletown
Lemon-Monroe Classes Elect New Officers
Lemon Monroe High students elected class officers with party affiliation noted. Senior Paul Lewis leads the senior class. junior Janie Maddox heads promotion of her grade. freshmen Tom Foster presides. Two political rallies were held Thursday with voting Friday.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Paul Lewis
Curt Downey
Beverly Kurtz
Mary Price
Louis Sword
Janie Maddox
Don Peck
Jane Wilson
Marilyn White
John Phillips
Brenda Wells
Donna Goodloe
Brenda O'Hara
Tom Hickman
Darryl Bumgardner
Tom Foster
Ken Proffitt
Linda Steigerwald
Mike Turner
Mike Barr
Mark Schirmer
Donna Johnson
Patty Wiley
Sandy Young
Mike Monroe
Tom Maddox
Larry
Woman Treated After Reported Early Morning Attack
Dorothy Frazer 34 of 1895 Fleming Road was treated and released from Middletown Hospital after an alleged attack at 12 02 a m at her home. She was transported by Tri County Ambulance Service.
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Dorothy Frazer
Flemming Road
Middletown Hospital
The
Tri-County Ambulance Service
Common Market Foreign Ministers to Meet Tuesday
Paris AP reports French officials say the six nation Common Market foreign ministers will likely meet Tuesday in Brussels to discuss ongoing European issues. The proposed gathering aims to coordinate policy among member states.
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Paris
Brussels
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