Cuba accuses U S of killing worker at Guantanamo
Havana accuses the United States of killing Cuban worker Ruben Lopez Sabaniego at Guantanamo Naval Base and demands U S officers be handed to Cuban authorities for trial. Raul Roa says the base provokes Cuba and vows sovereignty through international law, while protests and pension aid for Lopez's widow continue.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
Washington
State Department
Raul Roa
Ruben Lopez Sabaniego
Guantanamo
Yuri Gagarin Recovers and Attends Party Congress
Yuri Gagarin, after a two week illness, is well and attended the Communist party congress in Moscow. He declined Genoa Columbus Day events on October 12 and canceled a Delhi trip planned for next Thursday citing illness, per Foreign Ministry and Soviet ambassador comments.
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Moscow
Yuri Gagarin
Communist Party Congress
Gagarin
Genoa
Italy
New Delhi
Springfield Forces Tropic of Cancer Off Local Newsstands
Springfield Ohio police report city distributors agreed to remove Henry Millers Tropic of Cancer from newsstands and bookstores amid ongoing efforts to curb the controversial novel. Inspector Isaac Hollowell said the voluntary action makes Springfield at least the seventh Ohio city to join the effort.
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Springfield
Ohio
Henry Miller
Isaac Hollowell
Port Group To Discuss Finances For Airport Improvements
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce airport committee will hold a luncheon to review fundraising and financing procedures for Municipal Airport improvements. Ray Hermes, committee chairman, announced. City Commission recently authorized up to 110000 in notes with federal matching funds for grading lighting and paving a 5100 foot runway.
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Middletown Area
Miami man charged after gambling parlor without exit door
Miami detective said Michael Karpan, 39, ran a gambling operation with a rear room, mirror peep hole, warning buzzer and furnishings valued around 10 000 dollars. When vice squad broke in nine people inside had no escape. Karpan was charged with operating a gambling game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Michael Karpan
Joe Gorman
Karpan
Monument Stone Count Question Reopens National Debate
An estimate places about 23 000 stones in the Washington Monument sparking renewed discussion on construction methods and maintenance. Experts note the scale of the project and its long term preservation implications for the memorial.
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Washington Monument
Deaths And Funerals James McClain 87 Station Owner
James Manford McClain 87 of 320 N Broad St died at Middletown Hospital at 12 25 am after being a patient since Sept 6 He owned a service station for 27 years at the corner of Columbia Ave and Main St He belonged to Elk Fork Ky Lodge 755 F AM He lived in Middletown since 1927 born in Morgan County Ky He is survived by wife Annie three sons Joseph and Wallace L Middletown and Ova C Lebanon a brother Lee of Lebanon a sister Mrs Mary Nickells Lexington Ky three grandchildren and four great grandchildren Services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Roy all of Middletown and Noah of Franklin are noted as brothers Funeral services at 10 am Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev R C Caudill officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery.
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James Manford McClain
N. Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. McClain
Columbia Avenue
Main Street
Elk Fork
Lodge
F&am
Middletown
Morgan County
Annie
Joseph
Wallace L
Ova C
Lebanon
Lee
Mary M. Nickells
Lexington
McCoy - Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Roy
Noah
Franklin
McCoy
Widow of R W Solomon Dies in Berea Kentucky
Mrs Audrey Solomon widow of long time school superintendent died in her sleep at Berea Kentucky last night She had lived at Berea College Boone Tavern about ten years She is survived by a step daughter Mrs Geraldine Rickards of Chagrin Falls Ohio No funeral arrangements had been made by late morning
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Audrey Solomon
R. W. Solomon
Berea
James Madison Tibbs 84 Dies In Dayton Hospital
James M. Tibbs of Germantown Route 1 died at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton at 11:45 p.m. after a decade-long illness. A self-employed paint contractor for 38 years, he was born in Wolfe County Kentucky and lived in the area 40 years. Survived by wife Sylvania eight sons and several daughters.
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James M. Tibbs
James Madison Tibbs
Germantown
Rt. 1
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Tibbs
Wolfe County
Sylvania
Ethel Tibbs
Monnie Tibbs
Middletown
Lorena
Jenny
Archie
Clayston
Courtney
Bert
Eliza
Ernie
Mrs Mary Bogan Dies At Milford Home
Mrs Mary Bogan 64 formerly of Waynesville died at her daughter Mrs Violet Snell home in Milford where she had lived. Surviving are five sons Carl Middletown Harold Scottsdale Darrel Springboro Charles Franklin Robert West Carrollton a brother Richard Campbell Waynesville. Funeral held Thursday at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial at Miami Cemetery Corwin.
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Waynesville
Mary Bogan
Violet Snell
Milford
Carl
Middletown
Harold
Scottsdale
Darrel
Springboro
Charles
Franklin
Robert
West Carrollton
Richard Campbell
Stubbs
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Mrs Jesse Lipscomb Dies at 71 in Lebanon
Mrs Jesse Lipscomb 71 of the Otterbein Home died at 4 a.m. at Middletown Hospital where she was admitted yesterday. Arrangements are incomplete at the Oswald Memorial Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Jesse Lipscomb
Otterbein
Middletown Hospital
Oswald
Miss Ina Martin Services Held Tomorrow
Miss Ina Martin 71 a longtime Franklin resident died yesterday at Cochran Nursing Home Lebanon Funeral services will be at Anglesby Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 p.m. She was born in Butler County and was long a member of the First Baptist Church. Survived by brother Edward Martin Waterford California and sister Mrs Lillian Tate Cincinnati. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and from 7 to 9 this evening Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Anglesby
Ina Martin
Cochran
Lebanon
Infant Powell laid to rest at Woodhill Cemetery
Graveside services were held for Sandra Lynn Powell infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Powell at Woodhill Cemetery. The child died at birth yesterday at Middletown Hospital at 9 25 am. Survived by parents a brother Gyon at home and paternal grandmother Mrs Cordie Powell of Franklin. Arrangements by Eatlon Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Sandra Lynn Powell
George W. Powell
Central Ave
Ethel
Woodhill Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Gyon
Cordie Powell
Eatlon Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Taylor and Jeffrey
Alvin M. Taylor aged 72 of 1336 Park Ave. is to be laid to rest at 2 p.m. Thursday at Pater Avenue Church of God. Thomas G. Jeffrey aged 54 of 248 S. Washington Blvd. has services Thursday in St. Louis.
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Alvin M. Taylor
Parkamo Ave
Pater Avenue
Church of God
Thomas G. Jeffrey
S. Washington Blvd
St. Louis
Obituary notices for Adams Soper and Millard
Frederick Baldwin Adams 83 former XT board chairman of Atlantic Coast Lines and Louisville and Nashville died Monday. He served as director since 1914 and chaired until retirement in 1955. Edmund Davison Soper 85 longtime Ohio Wesleyan president from 1928 to 1938 and minister died Monday. once VP of Duke University and dean of its religion school. Howard V. Millard 70 sports editor of Decatur Herald and Review died Monday. he covered college basketball in Midwest leagues and later worked at Decatur papers.
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NEW York
Frederick Baldwin Adams
Atlantic Coast Lines
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Railroads
Evanston, Ill
Edmund Davison Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Duke University
School of Religion
Fresno
Calif
Howard V. Millard
Decatur
Review
Decatur Herald and Review
Millard
Issue 4 on Ohio ballot ends Senate shelving of appointments
Ohio's Issue 4 on November ballot would amend the constitution to require Senate advice and consent for gubernatorial appointments. It solidifies consent rules, prevents last minute delaying tactics, and would treat inaction as consent unless the nominee is sent within ten days of adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
Ohio Supreme Court
Senate Rules Committee
April Says She Was Framed Too In Ratterman Case
Louisville report revises the arrest of reform candidate George Ratterman last May in Newport. Dancer Juanita Hodges aka April Flowers says to FBI she changed her story and took a lie detector test. Hodges faced prostitution charges later reduced to breach of peace as Ratterman claims he was framed. A federal grand jury in Lexington probes the events and plans to reconvene.
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Louisville
George Ratterman
Newport
Juanita Jean Hodges
Houston
Tex
Louisville Courier- Journal
Ratterman
FBI
Miss Hodges
April Flowers
Courier-Journal
Lexington
Farmer requests removal of sheriff and aide in Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon farmer Clifford J. Simpson asked Knox County commissioners to oust Sheriff Paul M. Cochran and Deputy Ralph Peairs citing ongoing harassment of his family since he opposed federal farm controls in 194. He reported damaged home windows, disturbed corn shocks, explo sives set off near his property and life threats. He claimed police response was inadequate and received little cooperation. Sheriff Cochran refused to resign and Deputy Peairs was unavailable for comment.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio
Clifford J. Simpson
Mount Vernon
Knox County
Paul M. Cochran
Ralph Peairs
Simpson
Sheriff's Department
Cochran
Peaks
Police Briefs from Middle town Hospital and Local Thefts
Police report James Hunter, 36, of 703 18th Ave, was discharged after treatment for facial cuts from an alley assault between Grove and Askew Streets. Theft incidents include a 1952 car, a red coat, a bicycle, money from vending machines, a trench coat, and other items taken from several residents and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunter
18Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Grove
Askew
J.C. Martin
Logan Ave
Wanda Lambert
Franklin
Rt. 1
Andy Dobrozsi
Dix Road
Combs Sohio
Yankee Road
Michigan Avenue
Maple Avalon
Tytus Avenue
Harold Norris
First Ave
Carl Oliver
Garfield St
Donald Truman
Hamilton
Candidate Stricken in Massillon Heart Attack
Raymond F. Ryan Democratic candidate for mayor was taken to City Hospital Monday night after an apparent heart attack at his home. Attendants said he was on the danger list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon, Ohio
Raymond F. Ryan
Man Shot as Wife Held for Investigation in Columbus
Columbus police say William Colling, 32, was shot in the stomach by his wife Dorothy May, 22, Monday. Colling is listed in fair condition at a hospital. May was held at Cry Prison for investigation.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Colling
Dorothy May
Cry
Toledo coroner rules murder in man found beaten
Dr. Harry Mignerey Lucas County coroner ruled murder in the death of John Tyler 49. Tyler died three hours after he was found beaten in his apartment in Toledo Ohio.
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Toledo, Ohio
Harry Mignerey
Lucas County
John Tyler
Tyler
Deer Killed Near Trenton
A buck about 175 pounds was struck by a southbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train near Trenton. Butler County game protector Dave Brown said the carcass was little damaged and planned to turn the meat over to the Butler County Home, where an invention dinner may be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Trenton
Baltimore & Ohio
Dave Brown
Slain Ambush Slayer Schuck Executed in Pa. Death Row
Arthur G. Schuck, a Baden resident, was executed in the Rockview prison electric chair for a 1958 ambush killing in Beaver County. He remained silent as witnesses watched at 10:04 p.m. after a last-minute suicide attempt the night before. The case involved Vincent Quigley and William Engle in Economy, Pennsylvania, with a woman as the stated target.
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Bellefonte
Arthur G. Schuck
Beaver County
Schuck
Rocksview Correctional Institution
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Baden
Vincent Quigley
Economy
Quigley
William Engle
Felt Leaves For Washington Talks
Pearl Harbor AP report says Adm Harry D. Felt commander in the Pacific departed for Washington likely to brief President Kennedy on the deteriorating South Vietnam situation. A staff spokesman called the trip routine saying Felt will confer with national military leaders in the capital.
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Pearl Harbor
Harry D. Felt
U.S
Pacific
Washington
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Felt
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