Three Year Study Links Money Shortage to Pollution Rise
A three year American Chemical Society study by 26 scientists finds pollution worsens due to insufficient money and energy for cleanup. It supports pesticide controls but not outright DDT bans, urges stricter auto exhaust rules and more public transit, and notes some nations ban DDT while others debate.
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Washington
America
American Chemical Society
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Michigan
Arizona
Middletonians to Welcome Neil Armstrong in Wapakoneta
Two Middletown residents join the welcome home parade for astronaut Neil Armstrong in Wapakoneta. Sam Warmoth Jr. delivers a framed citation and medal from the National VFW. Robert G. White attends events and serves as an honor guard member with the Ohio Commodores.
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Armstrong
White
Association of Ohio Commodores
Bob Hope
Collection of Guns Is Stolen in Hamilton Area
Hamilton sheriff detectives investigated a theft at 3620 Hamilton Middletown Road from the home of James R Line a Middletown High School teacher. At least 86 weapons of various kinds were reported missing along with ransacked rooms.
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Hamilton
James R. Line
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Here
Line
Middletown High School
Gerald Taylor
Sheriff's Department
Michael Hillegas First Treasurer of United States
Michael Hillegas served as the first treasurer of the United States, laying foundational financial practices for the new government. His tenure established the role and set precedents in early American fiscal administration.
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Michael Hillegas
United States
Deaths and funerals in Germantown and area
The Rev. Claude J. Snyder 79 of 54 E Market St Germantown dies at Carlisle Care Center. He served as pastor at St John’s UCC 1938 to 16. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Also Curtis Price 44 of Middletown dies at Middletown Hospital after 22 years at Nicolet Industries. Howard L Fowble 57 of Camden dies at McCullough Hyde Hospital in Oxford. Services scheduled in Eaton and Germantown areas. Burial details and visitation listed.
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Germantown
Claude J. Snyder
E. Market St
St. John’s
Etha
Ruth Snyder
St. John's
Curtis Price
Horseshoe Bend Road
Middletown Hospital
Price
Nicolet Industries, Inc
Zelma
Marcia
Myrtle Price
Middletown
Robert
Raymond
Hamilton
Ida Nipper
Katherine Blackburn
Geneva van Cleve
Gracie Bush
Stella Bush
Mt. Sterling
Fraline McKenzie
Shelbyville
Ind
Mollie van Cleve
Winchester
McCo/-Leffler
Curtis Romsey
North Cemetery
Monroe
John
Tucson, Ariz
R. C. Nein & Sons
Bourial
Mound Hill Union Cemetery
Eaton
Lightning Causes Two Hour City Power Outage
A lightning strike hit a 2400 volt line yesterday afternoon, cutting power to three city streets and disabling a traffic signal. Firefighters answered a wires down call at Spring Hill School on Brell Drive, while crews worked from 4:28 p.m. to 6:20 p.m. A Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. spokesman reported outages between 6:05 and 7 p.m. on Brell Drive, Riverview Avenue, and Vannest Avenue as repairs proceeded. Patrol officers managed traffic for 45 minutes and the signals crew fixed the control box at 5 p.m.
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Spring Hill School
Brell Drive
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Riverview Avenue
Vannest Avenue
Three Area Roads Closed for Bridge Reconstruction
Three roads closed at 9 am near Venice in Hamilton County due to a bridge reconstruction over the Great Miami River. U.S. 50 Bypass, Ohio 126, and U.S. 27 detours detailed, with completion expected by November 30 per acting Division 8 deputy director J L Oswald.
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Great Miami River
Venice
Hamilton County
Ohio
J.L. Oswald
Division 8
Department of Highways
U.S. 50
Musical Crooks Steal $200 At California Bar
In San Mateo a robber pointed a gun at patrons while an accomplice played boogie woogie on a piano. The bandits escaped with more than $200 and were arrested nearby in Belmont. They were arraigned in Municipal Court on armed robbery charges.
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San Mateo
Calif
Belmont
Double Cousins Plead Guilty Of Burglary
Two Middletown men described as double first cousins pleaded guilty before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer to attempted burglary and possession of burglary tools. Robert Lee Pelfrey and Edward Junior Pelfrey were found on the General Wholesale Supply Co. roof after a hole was cut. Edward is AWOL from Fort Knox. Pre-sentence investigation was ordered with disposition set for Monday September 29 at 9 30 a.m.
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Fiehrer
Robert Lee Pelfrey
Igiehart St
Edward Junior Pelfrey
Minnesota St
General Wholesale Supply Co
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Edward Pelfrey
Ft. Knox
Hughes Expands Nevada Mining Reach With 1655 Claims
Billionaire Howard Hughes has tripled his Nevada mining stakes to at least 1655 claims, including target areas. Records filed in Austin show $2.9 million paid for 1178 claims last May. Analysts note real potential as crews take core samples and test ore veins amid high gold prices.
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Reno, Nev
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Hughes
County Recorder
Austin
Mervin Gallagher
Gallagher
Las Vegas
Oun
Air West
Hughes Tool Co
Tonopa
Comstock
Utah
Ely
Nevada State Mining Association
Rhodes To Break Ground For Recreation Complex
Governor Rhodes will lead a 1:30 p.m. ceremony to break ground for an $8.5 million Salt Fork Reservoir lodge and cabins. The 148 room lodge will be the fourth ODNR vacation complex and be ready in early 1971 funded by revenue bonds with user fees. The project, part of a $15.5 million Salt Fork development, sits seven miles NE of Cambridge near I 71 I 70 interchanges.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Salt Fork Reservoir
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hueston
Woods
Preble County
Burr Oak
Morgan County
Punderson Lake
Geauga County
Recrvoir
Cam
Salt Fork
I Have Always Liked My Beer
Dinah Hoywood, a 19 year old from Twein England, plans to study brewing at Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh. She will be the sole woman among 13 students in a three year program and expects to drink more beer as part of her studies.
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TWEIN
England
Dinah Hoywood
Heriot Watt University
Edinburgh
Dinah
Pirogue Origins From Southern Louisiana Natives
The pirogue began as a hollowed log by indigenous peoples of southern Louisiana created with early tools and fire. European explorers later adopted the craft.
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Louisiana
Drug Ring Arrested In City Workhouse
An undercover agent found a narcotics ring inside the San Mateo County work furlough facility. Ranell A. O'Dell, 19, jailed for marijuana possession, was booked for furnishing dangerous drugs. James Hutchinson, held for driving with a suspended license, was booked for narcotics in jail.
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Redwood City
Calif
San Mateo County
Eugene Stewart
Ranell A. O'Dell
James Hutchinson
Tavern Break-In At English Tavern Reported
Robert English, proprietor of the English Tavern at 4301 Roosevelt Ave, lamented after thieves made off with whisky, change, and money from a cigarette and bowling machine. He noted it was the first break-in at the new building, adding his prior Breiel Boulevard location had two robberies.
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Robert
Roosevelt Ave
Breiel Boulevard
Roosevelt Avenue
English
Four Ohio Servicemen Die In Vietnam
The Defense Department reported four more Ohioans killed in action in Vietnam. They are Army Spec. 4 Jerome E. Bowers of Payne Army Spec. 4 Libero C. Handel of Cleveland Heights and Marine Pfc. Roy L. Porter of Dalton. Army CWO Robert V. Gray of Hilliard was confirmed dead after previously listed as missing.
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Washington
Defense Department
Vietnam
Army
Jerome E. Bowers
Payne
Libero C. Handel
Cleveland Heights
Marine Pfe
Roy L. Porter
Dalton
CWO
Robert V. Gray
Hilliard
Franklin woman Fannie Francis dies at 72
Mrs. Fannie Francis 72 of 532 Spring Ave. died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after two years of illness. Survived by Zollie her husband. children Gene Thompson Orlando Erdean Campbell Phoenix Pauline Smith Franklin Lavena Van Gorder Franklin. brother Frank Travis Lexington. 15 grandchildren. Services p.m. Monday at Eaton Funeral Home. burial Springboro Cemetery.
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Franklin
Fannie Francis
Spring Ave
Middletown Hospital
Zollie
Gene Thompson
Erdean Campbell
Orlando
Fla
Pauline Smith
Phoenix, Ariz
Lavena van Gorder
Frank Travis
Lexington
Eaton Funeral Home
Springboro Cemetery
Funeral
Hamilton Deaths Alfred Pennington Service Planned
Alfred Pennington aged 63 of Brookville Indiana Route 2 formerly Hamilton will have services at 10 a.m. Monday at Webb Funeral Home with burial to follow.
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Hamilton
Alfred Pennington
Brookville
Ind
Rt. 2
Webb
Eskimos Die From Botulism in Cape Dorset
Four Eskimos died from botulism in Cape Dorset NWT while awaiting air transfer to Montreal. Eight others remain ill as a violent snowstorm prevents a plane from landing to transport victims to the Montreal General Hospital for treatment and serum antidote.
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Cape Dorset
N.W.T
Montreal
Frobisher Bay
Montreal General Hospital
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Judith Shoup
West Virginia
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Yee
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