Floats and costumes planned for Middletown Halloween Parade
Parade chair Homer Leffler confirms 4 percent antique autos and over 75 floats planned for the Halloween Progress Bonds Parade in Middletown. Prizes for costumes, gift certificates from local firms, and a declared city bond funding package of 6 million for thoroughfares 3.5 million for a sewer plant expansion and 500 thousand for off street parking.
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Jim Bohman
Parade Committee
Robert Nelson
Homer Leffler
Armco Steel Corp
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
The
Salvation Army
Optimist Club
Middletown Man Arrested After Gun Misfire At Officers
William Stork, 52 or 33, of 316 North Broad Street, was arrested after allegedly aiming a revolver at officers and pulling the trigger as they knocked on his door. The weapon failed to fire initially, then discharged during a struggle with two patrolmen. No injuries were reported.
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Middletown
William Stork
N. Broad St
Stork
Women in Space Talk At Middletown Workshop
Mrs Del Vina Wheeldon of Cincinnati told 85 teachers at Middletown High School that women already contribute to flight tests and may soon become astronauts. She described NASA’s five year push to recruit women with flying experience and noted her own Air Force Systems Command work and media career. The session for Sherman School teachers featured speech therapists and student teachers demonstrating speech improvement in Hilda Stiehl’s second grade.
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Wheeldon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cincinnati
Sherman School
Middletown
Mary Ann Brehany
Marge Hautau
James Mack
Robert Pardue
Kathy Beckwith
Jan Breytsprank
Sally Summers
Hilda Stiehl
Congress Ends 1965 Session Amid GOP Criticism
Democrats tout a record year while Republicans charge the session was driven by Johnson. Leaders from both parties predict battles over future legislation and election impacts as the 89th Congress enters its next session. Ford cites unpassed measures. Dirksen cites gaps in enacted laws.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
GOP
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Truck Runs Wild and Man Charged in Collision
A 23 year old man Ward Bowmen of Yankee Road was charged with fleeing the scene and failing to maintain a safe distance after his truck ran onto a curb on Columbia Avenue at 11 36 am. The vehicle struck two street signs hit a hitching post sideswiped a telephone pole and nearly struck a pedestrian. Bowmen was arrested shortly after. Damage to the truck was 125 dollars.
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Columbia Avenue
Ward V. Bowman
Yankee Road
Bowman
Dmange
Beggars Night Planned in Franklin This Friday
Franklin city officials set Beggars Night for Friday from 6 to 8 30 p m The annual Halloween parade will form at the old depot on E Fourth Street at 7 p m on Saturday
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Franklin
Old Depot
E. Fourth Street
Clinton Anderson to seek fourth Senate term in New Mexico
Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico announced on Saturday that he will run for a fourth term. Anderson has served in the U.S. Senate since 1949 and was seven years old on Saturday.
DWI Fined and Jailed for Bill Dyehouse in Municipal Court
Bill Dyehouse aged 60 was fined jailed and grounded in municipal court Friday on a driving while intoxicated charge. A resident said he does not live at 2302 Oxford State Road, the address listed on the police report.
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Bill Dyehouse
Oxford State Road
Carlisle Council approves concrete flood walls for Meadowdale Estates
In a special meeting Carlisle votes to have Middletown developer Joe Lewis install concrete abutments on Jill and Shari lanes to control flooding. Lewis agrees to build to village specs after offering a cash settlement. attorney Barry Levey protests past questions about Lewis’ integrity and notes subdivision approval in 1983 did not require abutments. Estimated cost cited as a few thousand dollars.
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Carlisle
Joe Lewis
Middletown
Lewis
Meadowdale Estates No. 2
Jill
Shari
Levey
Obituary Henry Herb 76 Middletown native dies in Florida
Henry Herb a Middletown native and World War I veteran died Saturday in a St. Petersburg Florida hospital where he had been hospitalized after a stroke two weeks earlier. He was a machinist for Advance Bag Co later with Master Electric Co before retiring and relocating to St. Petersburg. Surviving are wife Lelia son James Franklin stepdaughter Edith Street sisters Mrs Edward Brede and Mrs William Kramer and two grandchildren. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Downs Ford Funeral Home in St. Petersburg with burial there.
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Henry Herb
Middletown
St. Petersburg
Fla
Herb
Old Advance Bag Co
Dayton
Master Electric Co
Lelia
James
Franklin
Edith Street
Edward Brede
William Kramer
Downs & Ford Funeral Home
City
Mrs Mary Shotts Rites Planned At Riggs Funeral Home
Mrs Mary L Shotts 85 of 2017 Winton Street died Friday Two services will be held at Riggs Funeral Home War Mothers will meet at 7 p m and the Daughters of America at 7 30 p m Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton Monday morning at 10 o m
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Riggs
Mary L. Shotts
Winton St
Daughters of America
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Firemen Aid Boy and Put Out Highland Street Fire
Middletown fire crews responded to 3411 Jewell Ave at 9 56 am for a child named David Ratliff age 2 half who became ill. Later at 5 12 pm they extinguished a blaze in a tree on the 1400 block of Highland Street with no listed cause.
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Middletown
Jewell Ave
David Ratliff
Highland Street
Twelve Fined In Franklin Municipal Court
Twelve speeding violators were fined a total of $270 in Franklin Municipal Court Friday. Charles Bowling age 37 of 248 Allen St was fined 25 dollars for reckless driving. Bonds forfeited include Eugene Brewer 50 dollars Harmond Shepperd 25 dollars Jim mie Robbins 20 dollars Marvin Hensley 25 dollars Howard Hoke 0 dollars Steve Mibly 20 dollars for various offenses.
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Franklin
Charles Bowling
Allen St
Eugene Brewer
Dearoff Road
Harmond Shepperd
Wilson Drive
Jimmie Robbins
Miamisburg
Marvin Hensley
Second St
Howard Hoke
Cranes Run Road
Steve Mibly
Dayton
Refugee Boats Grounded by Storms Halt Florida Sailings
AP reports bad weather stopped Cuban exile boats bound for Florida on Saturday. Coast Guard issued stiff penalties to several owners and operators of vessels used to transport refugees.
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Key
Fila
Florida
Coast Guard
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Grimes Street
Central Avenue
Ralph Connor
Department of Parks and Recreation
Connors
Leffler
Middletown New Car Dealers Association
Ohio Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Caledonia Bagpipers
Fenwick High School
Overland
Iato
Melampy
McCormack
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Dirksen
Ford
White House
Sen
Beverly Fitzgerald
Kenwood Drive
Peggy Dietz
Moyer Drive
Shafer Street
North Avenue
Dietz
Burton Keim
Springfield
Thelma Doty
Eighth Ave
Ninth Avenue
S. Main Street
Doty
David Roof
Nelbar St
Nelbar Street
Carlisle Council
Barry Levey
Council
Mrs
Mary Shotts
Roblee
the Amer
Sam Bartel
Dodds Monuments
Middletown’s Finest
U.S
Unio
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Wes Paul Burnett
West
Alexandria Rd
Inion Sanitary Middletown's Finest Cleaners
Park St
2Nd Avenue
Central Ave
West Central Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon
Gideon Rd
Studio
McGee's Mit
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