Moms Picket Drivers Over Traffic Speeds at Wilson School
Twelve mothers from Wilson School area staged warning signs along Central Avenue from Highview to Breiel. They urged a zero mph speed zone, improved crossing guard equipment, and better funding while recounting past incidents including a child struck and a guard nearly hit.
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Fred Sennet
Central Avenue
Highview Road
Breiel Boulevard
Wilson School
John Newby
Mary
Highview
Peterson
Lisa Ryan
James Ryan
Central Ave
Newby
Jack) Combs
Four Car Crash Injures Middletown Girl in Cincinnati
A 20 year old Middletown woman Alice Elizabeth Galeese suffered serious injuries in a four car crash on Central Parkway Cincinnati at 3 15 p m. Galeese a Miami University student and Manchester Motor Inn manager was hospitalized with internal injuries. The crash involved Frank Anson 67 Batavia who lost control and sideswiped Jester Cincinnati driver Jesse Jester and then collided with Galeese head on as Anson and a passenger Ann Anso were in fair condition. Anson was charged with reckless driving.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Alice Elizabeth Galeese
Central Ave
Central Parkway
Miss Galeese
Miami University
General Hospital
Paul Galeese
Galeese
Manchester Motor Inn
Jesse G. Jester
Jester
Anson
George H. Shickley
Bethal
Shickley
Ann Anso
Batavia
Christ Hospital
Girtha Pellar
Shutt Evidence Suppression Overruled in Foster Mother's Murder
Barbara Jean Shutt, 23, remains free on $20 000 bond after her attorney's bid to suppress evidence in the murder of her foster mother Dr Jane Shutt was overruled by the common pleas court The defendant faces murder charges in the Clifton home May 23 involving a psychiatrist wife and stepmother.
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Cincinnati
Barbara Jean Shutt
Jane Shutt
Common Pleas Court
Miss Shutt
Clifton
Franz Schubert Born in Vienna Suburb Himmelpfortgrund
Composer Franz Schubert was born in Himmelpfortgrund a suburb of Vienna Austria.
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Composer Franz Schubert
Himmelpfortgrund
Vienna
Austria
Gasoline Ignite Damages Garage at Knots Residence
Gasoline used to fill a riding mower ignited about 10:45 a.m. yesterday causing minor damage at the home of James E. Knotts, 7011 Dickey Road. Deputies said Knotts and a neighbor kept the blaze under control with a garden hose until South Madison firemen arrived. Fire damaged the basement garage door, lumber, and joists.
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James E. Knotts
Dickey Road
Knotts
South Madison
Loverhead
Twice-Missing Boys Found Again In Middletown
Middletown police picked up for the second time in two days two brothers 11 and 9 years old who were the subject of a statewide search over the weekend. The Litton boys were found in a shed near home, then disappeared after being sent to the movies, and later located on Central Avenue. Juvenile officers released them to their mother after questioning.
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Middletown
Michael D. Litton
Melvin D. Litton
Girard Ave
Beth S. Hoskins
Central Avenue
Ernest Howard
British Isles
Galway
Connemara
Ireland
County Cork
Blarney Castle
Ring of Kerry
Dublin
Glasgow
Loch Lochman
Gleneagles
Lovely
Lake District
England
Chester
Caernarvon Castle
Travel Department
First National Bank
Wapakoneta crowds described as full by visitors
Middleton resident Chuck Antilla helped welcome visitors noting Wapakoneta appeared crowded with every square foot filled, reflecting a busy scene as guests arrived.
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Wapakoneta
Chuck Antilla
Cuba Expels AP Correspondent Wheeler from Havana
Fidel Castro's government ordered AP Havana correspondent Fen ton Wheeler and his wife to leave within two hours after objecting to his reporting. Wheeler was summoned to the Foreign Ministry and told to depart for Mexico City. The move leaves only one non Communist reporter stationed in Havana.
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Fenton Wheeler
Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Wheeler
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Foreign Ministry
Mexico City
Edward Kuri
Agence France Presse
Reuters
South Stull Needs Help from Hurricane Camille Aid
Panhandle residents describe widespread destruction from Camille. Mrs. Glenda Daker of Panama City reports 160 miles west of her home devastated with missing water and supplies. She urges clothing donations and aid through the Salvation Army in Pensacola.
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Glenda Daker
Panama City
Fla
George Morgan
Shafer St
Air Force
Charles Daker
Curfew Fear After Franklin Break-In Report
Franklin police logged a break-in report at Shirley Myers’s apartment on Main Street. Three youths fled during the incident and were later released with warning letters to their parents. Myers found damage to a light fixture, telephone, and stair railing but nothing appeared stolen.
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Franklin
Main Street
Shirley Myers
Main St. Ptl
Bob Dalton
Murphy Store
Dalton
Myers
Moslem Ministers Meet to Discuss Fire Links to Summit
Foreign ministers from six Muslim nations gather in Rabat to discuss the Al Aqsa Mosque fire and to prepare for an upcoming Islamic summit. The talks span Africa Asia and the Middle East as tensions rise over the Jerusalem blaze.
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Rabat
Morocco
Africa
Asia
Middle East
Jerussalem
al Aksah
Lebanon Levy Vote Hinges On Everyone
Lebanon School Supt George Hartman predicts the levy will pass if every voter who toured the new high school participates in tomorrow's election. He cites strong opposition to higher real estate taxes but says 1 600 people saw the school and 1 300 attended the dedication. The combined 10 mill levy funds operating costs for 1970 71, first such request since 1963.
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Lebanon
George Hartman
Hartman
Ex-GI Denies Nude Run at Cincinnati Zoo Festival
Donald Deem 21 forfeited a $50 bond in Cincinnati police court after being charged with disorderly conduct at the Mini-Pop Festival at the zoo. Police said a bench warrant was issued for his arrest and that he admitted drug influence before hospital observation. Deem, back from Vietnam two months ago, claimed only his shirt was off and blamed wine.
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Cincinnati
Donald Deem
Fairmount Ave
Deem
Cincinnati Zoo
General Hospital
Vietnam
Journal
Ohio Seeks Eight TB Hospitals to Meet Need
Ohio Health Director Dr. Emmett W. Arnold urged constructing eight tuberculosis hospitals to ensure adequate beds for patients. The state subsidizes $5 per day for TB hospital care only in designated hospitals. as of July 1 the hospitalized TB patient count stood at 777, down 63 from a year earlier.
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Ohio
Emmett W. Arnold
Strike May Keep State Stores Closed
State liquor stores in Cuyahoga Lake and Lorain counties may stay shut as 175 employees who walked off Friday fail to return. Liquor Director Donald D. Cook cited no reason for the walkout and warned workers must present a doctor’s certificate or notarized affidavit of illness to be restored.
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Columbus
McNeil Corp to Acquire Falls Engineering in Ohio
An agreement in principle announced Saturday reveals Falls Engineering and Machine Co. of Cuyahoga Falls will operate as a unit of McNeil Corp Akron Division. FEMCO employs about 70 people with sales over 2 million dollars annually while McNeil Corp posted 1968 sales of 10.4 million. Financial terms remain undisclosed.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Falls Engineering and Machine Co
McNeil Corp
Falls Engineering
Cuyahoga Falls
McNeil Akron
FEMCO
McNeil
Three Hurt In Wreck At Frisch's Restaurant Entrance
Three people were injured when two cars collided at the entrance drive to Frisch's Restaurant on Germantown Road yesterday morning. Patricia Ann McNab 35 Karen Ann McNabb 7 and Betty Risner 29 were treated at Middletown Hospital. Damages to the cars totaled 2500 and a fire hydrant was broken, causing muddy water. Betty Risner was cited for failure to yield at a private drive.
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Frisch's
Germantown Road
Middletown Hospital
Patricia Ann McNab
Franklin-Madison Road
Karen Ann McNabb
Betty Risner
Barbara Drive
Risner
SLO Million To Chicago School Board
The Chicago City Council approved the citys 10 million share of the new state income tax for 1969 to avert a teachers strike. The 494 vote ensures funding for the Chicago Teachers Union agreed raises of 100 a month, with starting teacher salaries at 8500 and maintenance staff increases from 832 monthly by 7.5 to 18 percent.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Chicago Teachers Union
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Neil Armstrong
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