Chairman Of Harding-Jones Dies In Lima
A. G. Sawyer 71 longtime board chairman of Harding Jones died Sunday in Lima. Services are set for 10:30 p.m. Wednesday at Childs Funeral Home with burial in Lima. He was a partner in Green & Sawyer Construction Co and previously from Cincinnati and Middletown. Survived by wife Christine Jones two daughters Miss Adelaide Sawyer and Mrs. Martin Kapp and a son Thomas G. of Lima.
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A. G. Sawyer
Harding - Jones Paper Co
Childs Funeral
Lima
Sawyer
Hardin - Jones
Green & Sawyer Construction Co
Cincinnati
Middletown
Christine Jones
Clarence Jones
Harding-Jones
Adelaide Sawyer
Martin Kapp
New Jersey
Thomas G
Bullet Misses Woman in Baltimore Storefront
Mrs Artis Lattimore of 1318 Baltimore St reported a stray bullet nearly hit her head as she closed the Baltimore Grocery Sunday evening at 1 15 p m. A group of youths ran by the store and she believes one fired the shot. The incident occurred near her business. Greenland Eskimos dispose of their dead by throwing them into the sea.
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Artis Lattimore
Baltimore St
Greenland
Deaths And Funerals For Lena Schirm and others
Mrs Lena Schirm 73 of 216 Aberdeen Drive died at Middletown Hospital after a fall and hip injury on August 20. An autopsy found pulmonary embolism linked to a city bus accident on Central Avenue. Survived by husband Karl, four children including Richard, two brothers, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete. Other notices include Leo A Leshner 52 and Daisy Bentel 88½ with funeral Mass and services listed, plus Charles R Rader 74 with services in Mt Vernon Kentucky. Authorities note this is the city’s ninth traffic fatality this year.
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Lena Schirm
Aberdeen Drive
Middletown Hospital
Schirm
Robert P. Carson
Central Avenue
Karl
Alice Pumphry
Clarksville
Mary Smith
Martha Jones
Bakersfield
Calif
Richard
Los Angeles
Louis
William Teckart
Germany
Daisy M. Bentel
N. Second St
St. Stephen's Church
Charles R. Rader
Bernstadt
Hamilton
Mt. Vernon
Man Dies of Heart Attack In Cab of Wrecker Truck
Kenneth Smith 36 of Germantown Rt 1 died after a heart attack in the cab of a parked wrecker on Grand Avenue. He operated a used car and wrecker service on Oxford State Road. Found at about noon, he was assisted by the fire department and emergency squad and died at Middletown Hospital at 12:45 p.m. Survived by wife Helen and four daughters plus a son.
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Kenneth Smith
Keister Road
Germantown
Rt 1
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Smith
Oxford State Road
Grand Avenue
Fire Department
Helen
Kenny Dale
Brenda
Karen
West Palm Beach Pioneer Henry White Dies at 9
AP reports Rollin Henry White, aged 9, known as a steam automobile pioneer, died Monday. His forebears helped found the White Sewing Machine Co and aided Smith & Wesson patents enabling Springfield to lead cartridge handgun production.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Ap—Rollin Henry White
White
White Sewing Machine Co
Smith & Wesson
Springfield
Mass
Moscow
Vladimir Klimov
Klimov
Soviet Union
De Gaulle Proposes Popular Election of French President
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle plans a constitutional revision to allow the president to be elected by popular vote. The move aims to broaden democratic participation and redefine the presidential selection process.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Kilimanjaro Rises to 19,340 Feet Above Sea Level
Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, soars to an elevation of 19,340 feet above sea level, marking a notable geographic milestone.
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Kilimanjaro
Africa
Boy who threatened theft dies in car crash
In Cleveland AP report, 13-year-old Bobby Young died after the stolen car he drove hit another vehicle. William Hollman, 39, had facial lacerations. a parked car was damaged. Police say the boy warned his father Monday night of a car theft, which was not believed. The stolen auto had faulty brakes.
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Cleveland
Bobby Young
Forest City Hospital
William Hollman
Catholic School Chief Sees Okay On Bus Use
The Catholic Diocese of Covington's school superintendent says Boone County officials will provide bus transportation for parochial students, ending protests at St. Paul School in Florence. Boone County Fiscal Court had refused free transport, but proposed a per-child fee of 17.23 dollars led St. Paul to resist while others paid. About 840 parochial students in Boone County could save taxpayers about 230,000 dollars annually.
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Covington. Ky
Covington
Boone County
St. Paul School
Florence
John Fisnesser
Kenton
Campbell
Kentucky
St. Paul
Msgr
Elsaesser
Transfer of Martha Taylor to Lincoln School Approved
The Board of Education approved transferring kindergarten assistant Martha Taylor from Jefferson School to Lincoln School after Supt. Howard Cromwell recommended the move due to large Sherman School enrollment shifting 22 students. Jane Estill will replace her at Jefferson. The board also authorized 2566 for fitness equipment at Amanda Junior High and approved not advertising sale of unused machine tool surplus at Middletown High.
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Martha Taylor
Jefferson School
Lincoln School
Howard Cromwell
Board of Education
Jefferson
Jane Estill
Cromwell
Sherman School
Sherman
Lincoln
Taylor
Amanda
Middletown High School
Kennedy May Not Get Endorsement for Congress
Cincinnati AP reports Hamilton County Democratic Executive Committee weighing the Policy Committee recommendation against endorsing Richard D. Kennedy of Cleveland for congressman at large amid ongoing scrutiny of his civil rights views following his May 8 primary victory.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Richard D. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cleveland
Registrants Taken For Armed Forces Physicals
Fourteen Selective Service Local Board No 10 registrants were bused from Middletown to Ft Thomas for physical examinations. The group included Middleton residents Monte Preston White, Walter W Rogers, George M Payne, Billy Don Hodge and Woodford F Jones. Hamilton residents Ronald L Morris, Wayne W Norcross, Walter H Herzog, Albert R Hughes, Gary A Scheid and Robert L Jones. Oxford resident Marvin L Beekman. Cincinnati resident Donald L Abbott. Barberton resident Robert B Johnston.
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Selective Service Local Board No. 10
Middletown
Ft. Thomas
Father of 11 Kettledake Dies in Truck Crash
Bellefontaine Ohio AP Lewis Roy Kettledake a 55 year old father of 11 children was killed instantly early today when his tractor trailer left Ohio 117 about 14 miles north of here and crashed into a ditch.
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Lewis Roy Kettledake
Ohio
Senate unit backs Kennedy on call up
The Senate Armed Services Committee fast tracked President Kennedy’s request for stand-by authority to mobilize 150,000 reservists if the international crisis worsens. The voice vote followed two and a half hours of testimony from Defense Secretary McNamara and Joint Chiefs chair Lemnitzer, prioritizing those with six months active duty on drill status.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Robert S. McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Berlin
Two Trainmen Die In Rail Crash Near Crenshaw Mississippi
An Illinois Central freight train rear-ended another south of Crenshaw Mississippi. Engineer J. P Barnes aged 67 and fireman Will Taylor aged 60, both of Memphis Tennessee, were killed.
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Illinois Central
Here
J. P Barnes
Will Taylor
Memphis
Tenn
Bankruptcies Filed In Cincinnati Court
U S District Court filings list George E Moore of 3408 Plymouth Ave a steel worker with 5665 debts and 500 assets Gertrude M Owens of 712 Ross Ave Hamilton a machine operator with 17748 debts and no assets William Brewer of 7086 Michael Road West Middletown a grinder with 2791 debts and 450 assets filed under Chapter 13.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
George E. Moore
Plymouth Ave
Gertrude M. Owens
Ross Ave
Hamilton
William Brewer
Michael Road
West Middletown
Grinder
Language Diversity in Ethiopia Surpasses 70 Tongues
The report notes that Ethiopia hosts over 70 languages and around 200 dialects spoken across the country. It highlights linguistic richness amid regional variations and suggests implications for education and administration.
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Ethiopia
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