Middletown Man Injured In Two Car Crash Southwest Of Germantown
A Middletown man, Glen Sapp, 35, was seriously injured in a two car collision at the Obie and Key Road junction southwest of Germantown. Sapp, in a car driven by Pyble Burns, 36, was hospitalized with a fractured pelvis. Burns was cited for drunk driving after attempting to pass another vehicle signaling a left turn onto Eby Road. A priest, Rev. Aloysius Boeke of Camden, suffered head lacerations. Burns and Sapp were released after treatment.
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Boeke
Barns
Sapp
Former Middleton resident Chester White dies after hit by car
Chester White 45 formerly of Middletown died in a California hospital after being struck by a car on Thursday while in Ukiah seeking work. Survived by wife Carrie Detroit two sons Nelson and John in the Armed Forces three daughters Edna Leedie Battle Creek Nancy Battle Connie White two brothers William Middletown A T White Gardena sister Stella Springer nine grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at Riggs Funeral Home.
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California
Chester White
Ukiah
Calif
White
Detroit
Michelis
Jesse
Jury Recesses For Weekend In Murder Trial
Los Angeles AP report says jurors paused on the ninth day of deliberations to hear a rereading of Carole Tregoff testimony and then recessed for the weekend. She and Dr Bernard Finch are charged with killing Barbara Finch, the physician's wife. The first trial ended in a hung jury. Rereading of the testimony was expected to resume Monday.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara
Miss Tregoff
Truck crushes man near Andover in Ashtabula County
Jefferson Ohio report says Warren resident B L Raymond 41 died Saturday when his truck ran off the road two miles south of Andover and overturned into a ditch. Ohio Highway Patrol investigated the crash.
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Jefferson, Ohio
API
B. L. Raymond
Warren
Andover
Ashtabula
Ohio Highway Patrol
Funeral services for Mrs Opha Michael Germantown
Mrs Opha Michael who died Friday at Braden Castle Bradenton Florida will have funeral services at 2 p m Tuesday at John Arpp Funeral Home She is survived by her husband Victor FE Michael of Germantown her son Victor C Michael of Bradenton and two grandchildren Friends may call after 10 30 a m Tuesday Burial will be in Germantown Cemetery
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Opha Michael
Braden Castle
Bradenton
Fla
John Arpp
Victor FE. Michael
Victor C. Michael
Hormine
Germantown Cemetery
Fish hook in nose on bus ride shocks Dinan
Bernard Picevays, 18, riding a Dinan bound bus through Ecoubliere Swamp, was hooked in the nose by a fisherman's cast. The line snagged him but snapped during the ride, allowing the driver to pull in and take him to hospital for hook removal.
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France
Bernard Picevays
Ecoubliere
Piceuays
Health-Giving Gesture Donated Pills for Quemoy and Matsu
American Bureau of Medical Aid to China reports U S pharmaceutical firms donated 9 million vitamin pills to Nationalist Chinese troops and civilians on Quemoy and Matsu Islands, aiding health efforts amid tensions with mainland China.
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Formosa
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
American Bureau of Medical Aid To
China
Blade Endorses Kennedy for President in Toled o
The Toledo Blade endorsed John F Kennedy for the presidency praising his magnetic leadership and intellectual toughness. It said Kennedy would be a better president than Richard Nixon, noting past support for Stevenson and calling for strong measures to bolster the economy and restore prestige at home and abroad.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Blade
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Oxford Man Is Injured In Car Crash
Irvin Barger aged 23 from Oxford Rt. 1 escaped serious injury when his car spun on Brookville Road, overturned, struck a telephone pole, and tore up 60 feet of fencing. He was admitted to McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital with cuts and an ear laceration. Deputy reports say he lost control while passing Andrea Westerfield, 19, of Osgood, Ind, who was not injured.
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Oxford
Brookville Road
Irvin Barger
Oxford Rt. 1
McCullough- Hyde Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's
Barger
Andrea Westerfield
Osgood
Ind
Miss Westerfield
Spirit of Christmas Masks A Boy in Hospital Heats Hallowe’en Night
Tommy Powell a fifth grader at St Marys lay in Middletown Hospital with pneumonia missing trick or treat. Neighbors Gail and Howard Brandenburg donned masks and went out at six, returning around nine with a candy sack for him including popcorn apples and paper goods to ensure he shared in Halloween fun.
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Dewey Powell
Leslie Lane
Tommy Powell
St. Mary's
Middletown
Gail
Howard Brandenburg
Renee
Tommy
Powell Home
Six Omaha Teens Die In Parkway Crash After Night Out
A late Friday outing ended in tragedy as six Notre Dame Academy students and friends died after a car left a parkway, struck a tree, and rolled. Victims include Joanne Eymann 17 and Joanne Janousek 17. others are Robert Gregg 17 Gus Braun 19 and Eileen Micek 17 Cara Hollars 16. Police say speeds ranged 75 to 35 mph, no witnesses.
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Neb
Joanne Eymann
Notre Dame Academy
Robert W Gregg
Gus George Braun
Eileen Marie Micek
Cara Hollars
Joanne Margaret Janousek
Notre Dame
Gregg
Braun
Two-Vehicle Collisions Yield Low Damages Across City
Police report multiple minor traffic crashes with total damage under 100 dollars. Drivers Ralph E. Pommering of Dayton and Charlie W. Rose of West Middletown collided after one vehicle pulled from a curb on Tytus Avenue. Sheldon H. Hounshel of Germantown and Joseph King of West Middletown collided at Second Avenue and Main Street, each assuming the other had the right of way. A delayed report notes Frank Dobrozsi’s foot slipped as he approached Mary C. Howard’s car stopped at Central Avenue and Verity Parkway.
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Ralph E. Pommering
Dayton
Charlie W. Rose
West Middletown
Tytus Avenue
Sheldon H. Hounshel
Gerlmantown Rt
Joseph King
Second Avenue ‘Land Main Street
Frank Dobrozsi
Iss
Baltimore St
Mary C. Howard
Mohawk ‘St
Monroe sewer bond promises lighter tax load
Monroe Citizens Committee urges voters to back a 165000 bond for a 465000 sewer project, claiming the tax impact will be under 2.60 per 1000 after state and local adjustments. The group promotes a public meeting and outlines financing steps including front-foot assessments and revenue bonds, with officials and engineers attending.
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Monroe
Monroe Citizens Committee
Demos Plan Coffee Monday With Vel Phillips
Mrs Vel Phillips a Democratic national committeewoman from Wisconsin will meet with Democratic women of Middletown Monday at 1 pm at Democratic headquarters on S Main Street. The officials described the gathering as informal.
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Vel Phillips
Wisconsin
Middletown
S. Main Street
Police Briefs Report Arrests and Thefts In City
Curtis Clemons, 46, of 2111 South Ave, arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct yesterday at 2009 Crescent Blvd. Traffic officers cited 23 motorists for no operator's license along Verity Parkway yesterday afternoon. All cited into Thursday's court session. James Combs of Hamilton reported five boxes of shotgun shells stolen Friday night from the big car park at Clayton Street Church of God.
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Curtis Clemons
South Ave
Crescent Blvd
Verity Parkway
James Combs
Hamilton
Clayton Street Church of God
Accident Victim Reported After Ohio 4 Collision
Twenty six year old Victor Barr of 4111 Vannest Ave. was badly hurt early yesterday when struck by a car on Ohio 4 while trying to flag down approaching traffic at 1 20 am He sustained head chest and abdominal injuries and a fractured leg after an 84 foot throw His driver, Robbie D Hawkins of West Middletown Rt 1, said he could not stop in time. He is listed as resting as well as can be expected at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton.
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Victor Barr
Vannest Ave
Ohio 4
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Barr
Robbie D. Hawkins
West Middletown
How to pick a top race horse says Leslie Combs II
Lexington Kentucky based Spendthrift Farm owner Leslie Combs II outlines key buying factors for yearlings and broodmares. He stresses sound conformation head bones and legs and notes success hinges on proven bloodlines from stakes winners. Combs, Keeneland’s longtime leading consignor, emphasizes training as crucial and cautions buyers not to overlook fillies with potential.
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Lexington
Leslie Combs II
Here
Combs
Josephine snubs rock record in waltz stack remark
Josephine voices disapproval at a lighthearted prank during a music program commenting that slipping a rock-and-roll record into a stack of waltzes was not funny. The exchange highlights period entertainment clashes.
Expensive Trip Paris visa cost French trip for Khrushchev
The Foreign Ministry says Soviet Premier Khrushchev's visa to France last March and April cost the country 312000 dollars. Ciudad Trujillo, capital of the Dominican Republic, was founded by Bartholomew, brother of Columbus.
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Foreign Ministry
Khrush Jchev
France
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
West Indies
Bartholomew
Columbus
Program of readings and music at Friendship Church
A program of readings and musical selections is scheduled for 3 50 p m today at Friendship Baptist Church. It is sponsored by the Golden Circle Club.
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Friendship Baptist Church
Golden Circle Club
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