Religious leaders urge voters to avoid religion as ballot issue
About 100 Protestant Jewish and religious leaders called on their groups to oppose using religious affiliation in presidential choices. The statement, titled an attempt to extract a higher ethic, referenced ongoing campaign as dangerous and cited figures such as Dr Norman Vincent Peale and Richard Nixon. Signers include Archbishops Cardinal Cushing and Iakovas, Bishop Oxnam, and Rabbi Rosenblum.
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New York
Norman Vincent Peale
Arthur Lichtenberger
Protestant Episcopal Church
G. Bromley Oxnam
Scarsdale
N.Y
William C. Martin
Dallas
Tex
Lloyd C. Wicke
Iakovas
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Reinhold Neibuhr
Union Theological Seminary
William F. Rosenbloom
The
Synagogue Council of America
Venezuela Plot Put Down
A military plot against President Romulo Betancourt was put down early today. Lieutenant Saldivia and about 30 men seized radio station Continental for about an hour before being arrested. The government said normalcy returned and noted Betancourt faces harassment from domestic and foreign plots alongside previous assassination attempts blamed on the Dominican Republic.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Nanned Saldivia
Betancourt
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Butler County Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths
Mrs. Alice Weber of College Corner dies. Albert Davidson, 68, of Hamilton, services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow. Carl B. Schiering, 70, of Fairfield, Requiem High Mass 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church. Mrs. Sophia Stillwaugh, 83, Hamilton, services today. Cynthia Ann Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Hughes of Hamilton, services today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Weber
College Corner
Miller
Albert Davidson
Pleasant Ave
Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
Carl B. Schiering
E. River Rd
Fairfield
Sacred
Heart Church
Sophia Stillwaugh
S. C St
Proeschel
Cynthia Ann Hughes
Ralph C. Hughes
Huston St
Salt Lake Tribune publisher John Fitzpatrick dies at 71
John F. Fitzpatrick, 71, longtime Salt Lake City Tribune publisher for 36 years, died Sunday of a heart attack in Salt Lake City. Separately, Lyle Justis, 68, noted magazine and book illustrator, died Saturday at Veterans Administration Hospital in Wilmington, Delaware.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
John F. Fitzpatrick
Salt Lake City Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Lyle Justis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Springboro Group Gets Plan Funds
The Clear creek Community Council in Springboro announced it had raised 1300 to start preliminary work on its development plans. It sought guidance from Ohio State University's architecture and community development college and was advised a total near 3000 was needed. The group, with other Springboro service groups, ran a restaurant concession at the Warren County Fair to raise funds. At the monthly meeting held at the high school, president Allan Wight received a vote of confidence, while treasurer Walter Byrd submitted his resignation.
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Springboro
Clearcreek
Allan Wight
Walter Byrd
50 Stitches Patch Up in Mishaps
Weekend mishaps sent several Middletown children to Midlletown Hospital for injuries. Seven year old James Rider fractured his right wrist after falling from a tree in Dayton. Robert Kahne, nine, received ten stitches for cuts on his right leg from a tree limb. Charles Gibson, thirteen, needed six stitches for a cut on his left hand from a nail. A six year old West Middletown boy received five stitches for a cut above the left eye after being struck by a trunk lid. Michele Wilch, six, was given five stitches for a chin cut from a fall on rocks. Dwight Short, two, required five stitches for a cut from a collision with another child. Fred Rudie, four, had 14 stitches for a finger cut after slicing it on a model airplane. Nelson Gentry, twenty seven, at Pollock Paper Co., lacerated his right hand and received five stitches.
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James Rider
Roscoe Rider
Manchester Road
Dayton
Robert Kahne
Elizabeth Kahne
S. Sutphin St
Charles Gibson
General Moore
Riverview Drive
West Middletown
Dwight Short
Richard G. Short
Midway St
Fred Rudie
Terrace Drive
Pollock Paper Co
Nelson Gentry
Hill Ave
Sessions For JA Advisers Open Tonight
Training sessions for new Junior Achievement advisers run tonight through Wednesday from 7 to 9 30 p m at the Civic Association auditorium. New advisers may attend any one session per article. Former advisers are also asked to attend the second session.
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Civic Association
M. G. McCall
Tte
Steel, Ore Magnate Dies
S Living ston Mather, a leading figure in the steel, ore and lake shipping industries, dies at 79 in Cleveland. He retired in 1947 as vice president operations of Cleveland Cliffs Co. and funded Yale student loans. He served on multiple boards and supported Yale with a 1958 gift. His funeral is set for Tuesday.
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Cleveland
S. Livingston Mather
Lake Geauga
Chardon
Beverley D. Tucker
Episcopal Diocese of
Cliffs Corp
Yale University
Yale
Mather
American Mining Congress
Lake Superior Iron Ore Association
Samuel Livingston Mather
Richard Mather
Increase Mather
Harvard University
Local Grades Phi Beta Kappa at Miami University
Mrs. Sandra Schoultis Rogers of 3616 Vaemest Ave was elected to the Miami University Phi Beta Kappa chapter and received a bachelor degree at summer graduation. Miss Elizabeth Baer the chapter president announced Kemper of New Paris and Ludeke of Hamilton were also elected.
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Sandra Schoultis Rogers
Vaemest Ave
Miami University
Phi Beta Kappa
Miami
Elizabeth Baer
Paul W. Kemper
New Paris
William D. Ludeke
Hamilton Aso
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Norris
Butler County
Springboro Group
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
CAREY
United Automobile Workers
Philip Carey Mfg. CO
REEDY
South Verity
Oscar Mayer
Roman Cleanser
Joan OF Arc
Guts Sboe
Clark
Ree
Morton
Way
Folger’sision
Maxwell House
Crisco
Livingston Mather
Bell-Ans
Bell Ans
Orangeburg
W. Y
Talim Ea Iime Hs
John Howard
Tytus Ave
Biate Farm Mutual Automobile
Sole Farm
Seon Frick
M.comington
Central Avenue
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