Six Hurt in Four Butler County Accidents
Six persons were injured, one seriously, in four Butler County traffic accidents over the weekend. A family of five was hurt when their eastbound car struck a cow on West Chester Road near Union Township. three Halls and two other passengers were treated at Mercy Hospital. A milk truck overturned on Rt. 127 and Jacksonburg Road injuring driver Estas Lane Sr and his son Estas Lane Jr. Gary Day remained in serious condition after a motorcycle crash on Stillwell Beckett Road in Reily Township. he was struck by a pickup wheel but no contact occurred between vehicle and bike.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Sheriff's Deputies
West Chester Road
MacCauly Road
Union Township
Mercy Hospital
Darlene Hall
Mark Hall Jr
Shawn Hall
Mark ‘S. Hall
Brenda Sue Hall
James Quinlen
Tom Cornett
Hall
Charles Roessner
McCauly Road
Rt. 127
Jacksonburg Road
Here
Mercy
Stillwell-Beckett Road
Fort Hamilton
Garver-Elliott Road
Reily
George H. Imhoff
Stahlheber Road
Middletown Opens Night School With Varied Courses
Registrations begin this week for first semester adult classes at Middletown High School. Programs include conversational Spanish typing sewing art and pre high school courses with high school credit. Evening classes are supervised by W C Neel acting director and can be registered in person or by phone 423 4932. ORDINANCE NO 4987 vacates Yankee Road and parts of McCurry Avenue and renames Garfield Street to Yankee Road and McCurry Avenue to Yankee Road emergency measure approved and effective Sept 1969.
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Middletown High School
W. C. Neel
Neel
New Middletown High
Mccurry Avenue
Garfield Street
City of
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Yankee Road
Srey Street
Lowing
MacCurry Avenue
Dudley Inwood
Sylvia H. Hughes
Medieval New Forest bans hunt dogs despite pig poaching
In the New Forest during medieval times inhabitants were barred from keeping hunting dogs while poachers trained pigs to point and retrieve snipe partridges rabbits and other game. Trained dogs with keen noses still locate underground fungi called truffles in southern France.
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New Forest
England
France
Winners Named At Fine Arts Preview Show
John Wilks of 3100 Flemming Road won the Area Art Show best of show for Coal Town at the Middletown Fine Arts Center preview. About 100 people attended the exhibition with top winners in painting, drawings and graphics, ceramics, and honorable mentions listed. the show runs today through Friday 9 am to 3 pm and Thursday 7 to 9 pm.
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John Wilks
Flemming Road
Area Art Show
Middletown Fine Arts Center
S. Main St
Mary Long
Cliff Crawford
Paul Fox
Jane Hoffman
Hamilton
Antje Henschel
Monroe
Mrs. Long
Lillian D. Sebald
Helen Lawson
Adelia Sebald
Heart Transplant Grants New Life to Retired Pilot
A 64-year-old Seattle retired airline pilot, Herman Jostyn, received Stanford's 18th heart transplant from 32-year-old Clemal Clarence Clark Jr. of Oakland after a 44 hour operation led by Dr. Norman Shumway. Clark’s death was ruled suicide. Clark’s kidneys also were transplanted to recipients Robert Green and James Santos, both in satisfactory condition.
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Stanford
Calif
Seattle
Oakland
Stanford University Hospital
Herman Jostyn
Clemal
Clarence Clark Jr
Clark
Oakland Hospital
Stanford Hospital
Alameda County
Inferno Dance Draws YMCA Crowd With Rapscallion Band
More than 500 people attend the YMCA Inferno dance the season opener held Saturday night. Chaperones included Terry Latimore, Jo Latimore, Earl Heidtman, Ralph Connor, Sam Haddad, and Al Shaffer. The Familee Reunion Band is set for next Saturday's event.
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YMCA
Terry and
Jo Latimore
Earl Heidtman
Ralph Connor
Sam Haddad
al Shaffer
Child Drowns in Long Lake Near Coventry Township
Akron police and Summit County sheriff deputies report two year old Jeffery Chariton drowned Sunday in Long Lake near his Coventry Township home. Officials say the boy wandered from home and fell into the lake.
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Akron, Ohio
Jeffery Chariton
Long Lake
Coventry Township
Here
Summit County
Mansfield clears CIA in Green Beret slaying
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says the CIA played no part in the slaying of a South Vietnamese double agent. Eight Green Berets are detained as the Army mulls prosecutions while authorities review the case and CIA ties. The Vietnamese victim Thau Khac Chuyen reportedly disappeared and his body remains unfound.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Central Intelligence Agency
Green Berets
Army
CIA
Mansfield
Vietnam
Montana
Armed Services Committee
Appropriations and
Armed Services Committees
Thau Khac Chuyen
Exports to Double Taipei Formosa Reach 20 Million Yards
Cotton textile shipments from Formosa to Italy are projected to total 20 million square yards this year, more than twice the 1968 level. The rise reflects growing demand in Italy for Formosan fabrics and a boost to trade between Formosa and Italy.
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Taipei
Formosa
Italy
Planning Commission to Discuss Sign Size Rules
The city plans to discuss business sign size restrictions the shortage of industrial land and whether the Butler County Auto Club may build a business office on S Breiel Boulevard. The City Planning Commission meets Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the City Building auditorium.
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Butler County Auto Club
S. Breiel Boulevard
City Planning Commission
Haynsworth Nomination Seen Likely Confirmed
President Nixon's pick Judge Clement Haynsworth Jr. appears to be on track for Senate confirmation despite opposition from civil rights and labor leaders. Some senators express reservations, including Javits and Griffin, while others reserve judgment. Hearings by the Judiciary Committee are set to begin, with more than twenty witnesses expected to testify.
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Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Haynsworth
Sen
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
Mackinac Island
Mich
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
NBC
Potatoes and Vitamin C Amid 1847 Irish Shortages
The note links potatoes to high vitamin C content and recalls scurvy common after potato shortages in Ireland during 1847. It highlights the relationship between tubers and health in the famine period.
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Ireland
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Joan Rotherme
Thomas Miller
Pat Myers
Harvey Seeman
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Wilma Pal
Louise Kindred
Norman Shumway
Robert Green
San Jose
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Mountain View
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Burlington, Vt
Nikki
Green Beret
Abe Fortas
James O. Easland
D-Miss
U.S. Appeals Court
Richmond
Deering Milliken Inc
Textile Workers Union of America
Deering Milliken
U.S
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Minerva
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