Nixon Pleased With Ohio Tour Draws Big Crowds
Vice President Richard Nixon hailed his Ohio swing as the greatest day of campaigning. He spoke to mass crowds in Toledo Middletown Dayton Springfield and Columbus with police estimates ranging from 10 000 to 90 000 attendees, highlighting strong civil rights stance and support from GOP leaders.
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Columbus
Death of Oxford man John L. Baker at 78
John L. Baker 78 of 22 N College Ave Oxford died today at his brother D R Bakers home. He had been ill since a mild heart attack on Sept 6. Born in Oxford he studied at Miami University and Indiana University Law School. He lived in Philadelphia as legal adviser to the City Fire Assn and insurance firms, served as Haverford Township commissioner and chaired the Philadelphia Redevelopment Group. Survived by brothers D R Baker Middletown and Albert Chicago and three sisters Bertha Baker Lakeside Grace Proctor Charleston WV and Lillian Last Port Clinton. Services 2 pm Saturday Marshall-Smith Funeral Home with Oxford Cemetery burial. Visitation starts tomorrow after 4 pm.
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Haverford Township
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Philadelphia Redevelopment Group
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Scottish Rite
Indianapolis
Oxford Lodge 67
F&am
Miami University Alumni Council
Emma
Baker
Middletown Rt. 1
Albert
Chicato
Bertha Baker
Lakeside
Grace Procter
Charleston
W. Va
Lillian Last
Port Clinton
Mrs Dorothy Clark Davies Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Dorothy Clark Davies died at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since Oct 8 She was a native of Middletown a leader in the First Methodist Church receptionist for Dr Roger Bennett and longtime customer of Spencer's jewelry store Surviving are her husband Thomas E a son Robert A and a daughter Barbara Burkan with her mother Edna Clark Gillenf six grandchildren Servites will be held at 2 pm Saturday at the Memorial Home with Rev F E Whitingham officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery
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Middletown
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Barbara Burkan
Piqua
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Are Memorial Home
Fe, Wintingham
Woodside Cemetery
City Taxes Due Monday
Employers payments of city income taxes withheld from employees are due Oct. 31. Director of Taxation Robert Ritter reminded today that employers without withholding tax forms should notify his office and forms will be forwarded immediately. Friends may call at the memorial home tomorrow from 7 to 9 pm.
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Ritter
Mrs Anna Fox Chenoweth dies at 78 in Dayton
Anna Fox Chenoweth 78 longtime Springboro native dies at her Dayton home. Survived by three sons William Reber and Jack, three sisters including Mrs A H Montgomery and five brothers. Services at 2 p.m. Saturday Gephardt Schmidt Funeral Home Miamisburg with burial Springboro Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Anna Fox Chenoweth
Dayton
William
Reber
Jack
St. Louis
A. H. Montgomery
Franklin
Gephardt & Schmidt
Miamisburg
Kadle to Services Tomorrow at 2 P.M.
Eugene M Kadle, 44, of 5863 Princeton Glendale Road, is scheduled for services tomorrow at 2 p m Proes chel.
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Eugene M. Kadle
Princeton - Glendale Road
Deaths Across Cities Include Noted Officials
AP reports several deaths: Alberto de Clementi 53 ambassador to the Philippines died of a heart attack in Manila. Maj. Gen. William H. Wilson 82 long Army career died in Altoona after serving since 1898 and Pershing era. Dr. Arthur Merl Culler 60 ophthalmologist and former Ohio State University department chair died in Honolulu. Charles J. MacGowan 73 died in Kansas City. a key AFL CIO merger figure and Industrial Union leader.
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Fort Stewart
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Honolulu
Arthur Merl Culler
Dayton
Ohio
Opthalmology
Ohio State University
Kansas City
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International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
AFL
Public opinion polls on power and space from Europe
Poll results show Britain favoring the United States or neither in past and current views on siding in world affairs. In 1960 Britain estimated the USSR ahead in space and military power, with a majority seeing Soviet space leadership and military superiority. France showed lesser U.S. support and stronger Soviet space lead, with many offering no opinion.
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Soviet Union
France
U.S.S.R
Britain
Cen
Stars Take Over Kennedy Show At Newark Rally
A large Newark audience packed the governor's ball venue as celebrities led by Frank Sinatra overshadowed Adlai Stevenson. Police struggled to control a crowd estimated at 25 000 to 40 000 with 15 women fainting and cars queuing for parking. Inside the armory the crowd stood on chairs, flash bulbs popped, and Sinatra's remarks were drowned by cheers.
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Frank Sinatra
Hoboken
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