British Launch Trade Gap Plan
London AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour government unveiled an emergency program to close a two billion dollar gap between Britain’s earnings and spending abroad. It includes import surcharges, export tax concessions, and a Commonwealth export council. The plan seeks IMF borrowing up to one billion dollars while promising pound stability despite an underlying unsatisfactory economic outlook.
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Harold Wilson
Labor
Britain
Common Wealth Export Council
George Brown
International Monetary
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Ohio State 24 3 Wisconsin film shown at Manchester Inn
Movies of Ohio State’s 24 to 3 victory over Wisconsin will be screened tonight in the Greene and Ladd offices at the Manchester Motor Inn. Sponsored by the Butler County Alumni Club the event begins at 7 30 with public admission.
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Wisconsin
Greene & Ladd
Manchester Motor Inn
Butler County
Jail inmates planned escape cut through bars in cell
In Springfield Ohio 24 inmates on a second floor bullpen in Clark County Jail were found to have travel plans after an inspection revealed four bars sawn through and two more partially cut. Four saw blades two knives a pair of scissors and a broken mirror were found in the cell as deputies probe who planned to depart.
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Springfield
Ohio
Clark County
Elwood D. Thackery
Clark Inclined To Agree On Monte Cassino Bombing
Gen. Mark W. Clark says he is inclined to agree with Pope Paul VI that the Benedictine Abbey at Monte Cassino should not have been bombed. The pope called the bombing a grave outrage during the abbey consecration. Clark, retired, commanded the 5th Army and leads The Citadel.
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Monte Cassino
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5Th
Cold Weather Starts Challenge Cars In Winter
Winter brings two main problems for starting engines. Battery output drops to 40 percent at zero temperature and engine oil stiffness raises required power. Mechanics should test battery, tighten terminals, and perform a minor tune-up to improve starting and reduce tow risks, with the benefit of using light multigrade oils.
Canada Sells Wheat to Russia for 10.6 Million Bushels
The Canadian Wheat Board says Russia bought 10.6 million bushels of wheat and flour from Canada in a cash sale worth about 21 million dollars. The contract allows shipments to Cuba and the Soviet Union.
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Winnipeg, Man
Russia
Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
Cuba
Soviet Union
Sons of Italy Name Chairman and Officers
The Frank D. Vitori Lodge of the Sons of Italy in America named Dr. Vincent Rivizzino as chairman of its annual Christmas party to be held December 13 at the American Legion auditorium. At the meeting, Dick Capozzi was elected treasurer, and Fred DiCristoforo along with Justin Micomonaco were named trustees, with Adam DiCristoforo serving as master of ceremonies. The group will observe Ladies Night at its November 19 meeting. Soda-pop consumption in the United States averages 217 eight-ounce bottles per person per year.
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Order of the Sons of Italy
America
Vincent Rivizzino
American Legion Auditorium
Dick Capozzi
Fred DiCristoforo
Justin Micomonaco
Adam DiCristoforo
U. S
School Bond Speakers In Busy Week
A series of meetings and coffee gatherings promote a school building bond issue led by the Investment For Youth committee under Joseph F. Woodruff. Events include Ron Trowbridge at Monroe Lions Club dinner and multiple homes and school events through Friday with various hosts and times.
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Investment For Youth Committee
Joseph F. Woodruff
Ron Trowbridge
Monroe Lions Club
Congress Inn
Richard Keiser
Richard Greathouse
Manchester Road
J. H. Waxweiler
Albert Goodwin
Nelson Road
Ted Martin
M. D. Hackney
Barnitz
Delbert Mann
Franklin Wrecks Damage Totals 425 Dollars
Two accidents in Franklin caused an estimated 425 dollars in damage. Buddy Henry, 24, struck a parked car on E Fourth Street and was cited for reckless operation. Edmund W. Birch, 26, and John Wesley Mellett, 28, collided while turning onto E Second Street from Main Street.
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Buddy Henry
E Fourth St
Cynthia Powers
E. Fourth St
E. Fourth Street
Henry
Edmund W. Birch
North Ave
Middletown
John Wesley Mellett
Waynesville
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Kathryn A Siebert 56
Mrs Kathryn A Siebert 56 of 172 N Grimes St died 11 40 p m Saturday at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since Oct 13 She was a Middletown native a former book keeper for B D Morgan Co Services will be 10 a m Wednesday at McCloy FlFler Funeral Home Rev Edwin Bobbitt officiating Burial at Woodside Cemetery Visitation 3 05 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m tomorrow Surviving include a son mother a brother and one grandchild Also listed are several other Butler County deaths with service times and funeral home references.
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N. Grimes St
Saurday
Middletown Hospital
Siebert
Middletown Business College
D. Morgan & Co
Middletown
McCoy Laffler
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Anna Smallwood Dies at 69 in Middletown
Mrs. Anna Smallwood 69 of 20 Clark St died at 7 35 a m after admission to Middletown Hospital She was born in Whick Ky lived in Middletown 31 years and was a Golden Age Club member Her husband Otis died about five years ago Surviving are daughter Mrs June Curry Middletown son Lowell Brookville sister Mrs William Murphy Michael Road three grandchildren and four great grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Smallwood
Whick
Middletown
Golden Age Club
Otis
June Curry
Lowell
Brookville
William Murphy
Michael Road
McCoy + Leffler Funeral Home
Infant Willoughby Dies After Brief Birth
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Willoughby of 2018 Woodlawn Ave died at 1 30 PM yesterday at Middletown Hospital about five hours after birth. Surviving are the parents and two grandfathers Charles Willoughby of Middletown and Charles Shepherd of Dayton. Graveside services set for 10 AM tomorrow at Fairview Cemetery. arrangements by Wilson Memorial Home.
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John Willoughby
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
Charles Willoughby
Middletown
Charles Shepherd
Dayton
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Memorial Home
Ruth E. Lewis dies at 57 in Lebanon Indiana
Mrs. Ruth C. Lewis 57 died at 2 a m today at her home on Lebanon Route 2. Survived by two daughters Joyce Stoner of Dayton and Celia Roberts of Lebanon a son Melvin of Dayton her father Charles Moormann of Richmond Ind two sisters Lucille Shellhorn and Dorothea Southard of Richmond Ind two brothers Robert Moormann of Orlando Fla and five grandchildren Services set for 1 p m Wednesday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call at the memorial home tomorrow after 4 p m
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Ruth C. Lewis
Lebanon Rt. 2
Joyce Stoner
Dayton
Celia Roberts
Melvin
Charles Moormann
Richmond
Ind
Lucille Shellhorn
Dorothea Southard
Robert Moormann
Orlando
Fla
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial
Notable Obituaries From Across The Nation
Alexander Graham Christie 83 Baltimore professor of engineering Johns Hopkins University 1914 1948 died in Port Perry Ont Mrs Thomas A Burke 43 widow of former U S senator and Cleveland mayor died in Cleveland Dr Adrien S Bleyer 86 founder infant welfare clinic St Louis died Sunday Clinic established 1906 Dr Walter A Anderson 61 dean NYU School of Education died Sunday of heart attack in New York City
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Port Perry
Ont
Alexander Graham Christie
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
U.S
ST. Louis
Adrien S. Bleyer
Bleyer
NEW York
Walter A. Anderson
New York University
School of Education
Musk oxen Aids and Saves Arctic Explorer Peary
Musk oxen served as a vital food source for Arctic explorers and twice saved the life of Rear Adm. Robert E. Peary, the North Pole discoverer, according to historical accounts.
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Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Make Room to Learn
A Wildwood area school population continues to grow with rising lower grades. Space shortages threaten future high school overcrowding, challenging both students and teachers. Call for more room to learn to ensure quality education.
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Wildwood
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