Second Sabin Dose Readied for Butler County
Butler County begins Type II Sabin oral polio vaccination for school children on Tuesday marking the start of the second round. On next Sunday Type II will be offered at 17 centers to the general public free for children from six weeks to high school seniors and adults who donate up to 25 cents. Dr. James Sawyer urged everyone to obtain Type II, noting 97 000 county residents received Type I and 6 000 attended makeup clinics.
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Butler County
Butler County Medical Society
James Sawyer
The
Medical Society
Middletown Principals Plan Disaster Procedures Meeting
A special Middletown public schools principals meeting is set for Tuesday at the school administration building to discuss disaster procedures including bombings. Irene Lewis of the Butler County Civil Defense Authority will present an engineers' study of local schools and safe shelter locations. Robert K. Johnson notes state civil defense materials will be added to health and safety courses. City officials and civic leaders are invited.
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Middletown Public Schools
Girard Ave
Irene Lewis
Hamilton
Butler County Civil Defense Authority
Robert K. Johnson
State Civil Defense Authority
Break-In at Sears Toy Store on Main Street
Police report a break-in at the Sears Toy Store at 29 6 Main St. Intruders gained access via the adjacent Commercial Building entrance, used the elevator to reach the toy shop rear door, and fled after breaking the front glass at about 10 p.m. The manager will check for losses Sunday.
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Sears
Main St
Cases Heard By Judge Riley
Judge J T Riley presided Friday over 14 Franklin court cases. Six speeding charges led to 275 dollars in fines and bonds. several defendants faced additional violations including no operator’s license and revoked driving privileges. Names and penalties include Jesse Kennedy 30 Cincinnati fine 15 dollars. William Steward 36 228 South Ave fine 50 dollars and 30 day license revocation. James Dyas 18 5233 Robinson Vale Rd fine 10 dollars. Daniel Barret 53 Lebanon bond forfeited for improper left turn. Charles Young 28 2 Allen St fine 25 dollars. Scotty Townsend 21 4008 Pennyroyal Rd fines 15 and 20. John Bailey 28 1301 Walnut St Middletown fine 15.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Jesse Kennedy
Cincinnati
William Steward
South Ave
James Dyas
Robinson Vale Road
Danilel Barret
Lebanon
Charles Young
Allen St
Scotty Townsend
Pennyroyal Road
John Bailey
Walnut St
Middletown
Train derailment near Athens halts tracks. no injuries
Fourteen freight cars derailed on a New York Central line five miles south of Athens Ohio near Hebardville. Officials reported all lines would be cleared by Saturday night and no injuries were reported.
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Athens
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Here
Hebardville
Obituary of Myrtle Kelly 64 of West Middletown
Myrtle Kelly aged 64 of West Middletown died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after two years of declining health following a visit to California. Born in Wilmington, she belonged to the Church of the Brethren and is survived by husband Russell. parents Selva Stackhouse of St. Petersburg. five sons Russell A of Vista California John L of Franklin George of San Diego Patrick F of Chanute AFB Robert E of Dayton. three daughters Pauline Edwards Irma Thier Jeanette Manning. brother Carl Stackhouse. sister Thelma Gray. 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Sehramm Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Elmer Wall. Burial in Woodsides Cemetery. Friends may call Mon 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Myrtle Kelly
West Middletown
Rt. 2
Middletown Hospital
California
Wilmington
Church of the Brethren
Russell
Selva Stackhouse
St. Petersburg
Fla
Russel A
Vista
Calif
John L
Franklin
George
San Diego
Patrick F
Chanute Afb
Fil
Robert E
Dayton
Pauline Edwards
Irma Thier
Middletown
Jeanette Manning
Carl Stackhouse
Armco announces four management changes
Armco Steel Corporation reveals four leadership shifts under president Logan T. Johnston. William Verity becomes assistant to the president, Rowan F. Crawford rises to director of public relations, David W. Thompson moves to manager of information services, and Craig W. Tyler is promoted to supervisor of community relations.
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Armco Steel Corporation
Logan T. Johnston
William Verity
Verity
Rowan F. Crawford
Brookes D. Billman
David W. Thompson
Craig W. Tyler
Yale University
Armco
Middletown
U. S. Navy
Ashland, Ky
Pennsylvania State University
Crawford
Three Car Collision on Yankee Road Delivers No Injuries
A two thirty PM crash on Yankee Road near 14th Avenue involved William Sonderman Glenn Hollon and Joseph Mulligan. Police cited Mulligan for assured clear distance as damages totaled about 700 across three vehicles.
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Yankee Road
14Th Avenue
William Sonderman
Cincinnati
Glenn Hollon
Gorsuch Road
Franklin
Sonderman
Hollon
Joseph Mulligan
Infant Roberts Stillborn in Middletown Hospital
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Roberts of West Middleton Route 1 was stillborn yesterday at Middletown Hospital at 2 30. Survivors include the parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts Knoxville Tenn and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones West Alexandria. Burial will be at Mt Pleasant cemetery with graveside services to be held and time not yet set.
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Roy L. Roberts
West Middletown
Clyde Roberts
Knoxville, Tenn
Walter Jones
West Alexandria
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Middletown Students Earn Second and Third in Speech Contest
Two Middletown High School students won runner up honors in the preliminary rounds of the Prince of Peace speech contest at Dayton Fairmont School in Kettering. Bruck Domineck tied for second and Tim Walker tied for third.
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Middletown High School
Dayton Fairmont School
Kettering
Bruck Domineck
Tim Walker
Jan Kesselring
Beth Banzah
Cheryl Greenwell
Jin Crawford
Ray Hogg
Karen Schrock
Police Briefs Include Car Theft and Vandalism Incidents
THOMAS ROWLAND reported his car transmission stolen while parked at home Friday night. Two parking meters in city Lot No. 4 were broken, cash boxes looted Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. JACK DOWNEY said four floor mats were stolen from his car at Oaks parking lot on Wayne Avenue. ALMEDA MATTOCKS reported a stolen bowling bag ball and shoes from her car Friday night. J. C. MASON noted two floor mats stolen from his car Saturday near Yankee Road and Verity Parkway.
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Thomas Rowland
Lyburn Road
Jack Downey
Naldo
Lane
Franklin
Oaks
Wayne Avenue
Almeda Mattocks
Lorg Place
J. C. Mason
Woodlawn Ave
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Kenyon To Dedicate Chalmers Library
Kenyon College will dedicate the Gordon Keith Chalmers Memorial Library in Gambier Ohio with a 2 p.m. ceremony on the library steps. Poet Robert Frost is slated as the principal speaker for the event.
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Gambier, Ohio
Kenyon College
Gordon Keith Chalmers
Robert Frost
Boy Dies In Trailer Fire In Cincinnati
A 13 year old boy, David Lyles, died after being locked inside a parked trailer while attempting to extinguish a fire started by tipping over an oil lantern. Police said he remained inside as three companions fled the scene.
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Cincinnati
David Lyles
Lyles
Horse Trainer Jones Dies After Horse Kick Incident
William Jones, 75, Baltimore horse owner and trainer, died at Marymount Hospital after a horse kicked him in the head. Authorities reported the Friday incident.
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Cleveland
William Jones
Baltimore
Marymount Hospital
Heated Lausche Briley Senate Debate in Ohio
In Cleveland Republican John Briley challenges Senator Frank Lausche in a tense face to face clash. Briley accuses Lausche of ducking bills while Lausche defends his record on 450 measures. Both call for firm action on Cuba and tax reform to boost Ohio’s economy.
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Cleveland
John Marshall Briley
U.S. Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Briley
Washington
Lausche
Ohio
Toledo
New York
Fire at Cincinnati stockyards destroys cattle pens
A five alarm fire at the Cincinnati stockyards late Saturday destroyed about 20 pens and 20 head of cattle. Firefighters kept flames from spreading to 700 more cattle nearby and contained the blaze within an hour. Origin of the fire could not be determined immediately.
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Cincinnati
Mill Creek
National Forests Money Allocated Across States
Secretary Luther Hodges has allocated $33 million to 41 states and Puerto Rico for road work in and near national forests for the 1964 fiscal year starting July 1. The distributions include Kentucky $67,835 Michigan $354,108 West Virginia $130,226 and others across the country.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H Hodges
Puerto Rico
Kentucky
Michigan
Hin
West Virginia
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Clinton
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David Thompson
Thompson
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Pomona College
Craig Tyler
Infant Roberts
David Ballard
Kenyon
Chalmers
Brian Santtery
Launder
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Ellis Taulbee
Omaha
U.S
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Finest Cleaners & Launderers
Park
2Nd Avenue
Centre
West Central Avenue
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Strand Theater
Ciney
National Forests
Martin Evers
Congress
Channel
Pol Ad
Evers
John Perkins
Milton Rd
Nicholas Corenella
Roxbury
Gotham
Zenith
South Broad
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