Deaths And Funerals Grace Griffin 72 of Middletown
Mrs Grace Griffin 72 of 1702 Pershing Ave died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after two weeks of illness. A Crab Orchard Kentucky native and retired kitchen worker of the Manchester Motor Inn, she is survived by five daughters Louise Debbie Josephine and Mrs Bertha Secrist all at home and Mrs Roseann Earls of Middletown and four sons Ray Trenton Russell Hamilton Ernie and David of Middletown. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Grace Griffin
Pershing Ave
Middletown Hospital
Five Youths Die in Wyandot County Crash
A Monday night two car wreck on a Wyandot County road north of Upper Sandusky killed five people. Deb orah A Conley 18 Vanlue driver died later at St Rita Hospital Lima. Passengers David Conley 8 Ronald Conley 15 Janet Con ley 17 and Howard Conley 13 all of Rt 4 Upper Sandusky perished. Kenneth Smithe 39 Upper Sandusky taken to hospital for treatment.
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Associated Press
Wyandot
Ohio
Upper Sandusky
St. Rita Hospital
Lima
Deborah A. Conley
Vanlue
David Conley
Ronald Conley
Janet Conley
Howard Conley
Rt. 4
Kenneth Smithe
Upper Sandusky Hospital
Driscoll Receives 50 Year Service Pin at Sorg Paper Co
Donald G. Driscoll, chairman of the board at Sorg Paper Co., was awarded a 50 year service emblem. He joined Sorg in September 1920 after education at Hotchkiss and Yale. He advanced from purchasing and sales to executive VP in 1938, president from 1944 to 1965, and has chaired the board since 1965.
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Donald G. Driscoll
Sorg Paper Co
Driscoll
Sorg
Hotchkiss School
Sheffield Scientiield School
Yale University
Passenger attempts hijack. hijacker shot at SFO runway
An unidentified passenger attempted to hijack a Trans-World Airlines jet at San Francisco International Airport. A private security guard shot the suspect while the plane remained on the runway.
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San Francisco
Trans-World Airlines
San Francisco International
Death of Donald Ryder 69 in Needham Mass
Donald Ryder aged 69 of Needham Massachusetts died yesterday after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife Margaret and a son Donald of Okinawa and he was father of Mrs J William Tyler director of Christian education at First United Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held Thursday at First Baptist Church Newton Center Massachusetts.
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Donald Ryder
Needham
Mass
J. William Tyler
First United Methodist Church
Mr. Ryder
Margaret
Donald
Okinawa
First Baptist Church
Newton Center
Longtime Middletown Resident Mrs Stickler Dies
Mrs Myrtle Stickler 54 of 1904 Clayton Ave died at 9 50 am at Middletown Hospital after a seven month illness. She came from Piqua 13 years ago and is survived by husband James who died in 1965 a daughter Amelia Ross three sons William Townsend Howard Townsend and Paul Townsend a mother Alice Edwards two brothers Marion and Everett Edwards three sisters Alma Warren Betty Bias Elva Yaeger and 15 grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Bishop Charles Rolph officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Myrtle Stickler
Clayton Ave
Middletown Hospital
Stickler
Middletown
Piqua
James
Amelia Ross
William Townsend
Sidney
Howard Townsend
Springboro
Paul Townsend
Los Angeles
Alice Edwards
Barboursville
W. Va
Marion Edwards
Everett Edwards
Morgantown
W.va
Alma Warren
Betty Bias
Elva Yaeger
Huntington
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Charles Rolph
Woodside Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Mrs Ophe Hunkler and Mrs Anna Brown
Two death notices list Ophe Hunkler age 49 of 2853 Bell Road with services at 2 p.m. tomorrow and Anna Brown age 81 of 44 North Fifth Street with services at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Ophe Hunkler
Bell Road
Young
Anna Brown
Fifth St
Colligan
Peter Yarrow Receives Three Months Jail Sentence
Folk singer Peter Yarrow was sentenced to three months in jail for immorality with a 14-year-old girl in a Washington hotel on August 31, 1969. Judge Curran suspended all but three months, with good behavior possibly freeing him in 75 days.
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Washington (Ap
Peter Yarrow
Washington
Yarrow
Curran
Williams
Salivano Arieti
New York
Suit Against Miami U Is Dropped By Students
A $3.81 million damages suit against Miami University filed last June by six students over ROTC sit in was withdrawn without prejudice. Attorney John R. Moser delivered the Sept. 4 order from Judge David Porter to Dean C. Neale Bogner. The action, dismissed at plaintiffs' cost, had alleged a conspiracy to deprive students of teaching certification.
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Oxford
Miami University
Armethia White
Yankee Road
Middletown
Miami
John R. Moser
C. Neale Bogner
School of Education
U.S
David Porter
University of
Bogner
Phillip R. Shriver
Thant Urges Joint Action to End Middle East Conflict
UN Secretary General U Thant opens the 25th General Assembly session with a call for joint US Soviet action to end the Middle East war. He also proposes an international tribunal to try hijackers and extradite suspects to face trial in the name of the peoples of the world.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.Y. AP
U Thant
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Thant
Assembly
U.N. Association of the
United States
United Na
Edvard Hambro
Police plan crackdown after Panther violence in Desire housing
In New Orleans, police urged residents to vacate a predominantly Negro housing project as they prepared to arrest members of the Black Panther party over a “systematic reign of terror.” Panthers allegedly beat two men, fired on police and fire units, burned cars, and snipped around headquarters.
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Clarence Giarrusso
Black Panther Party
Giarrusso
Panther
Desire Street
Black Panther
Charity Hospital
Raymond Reed
Joseph Orticke
Brothers To Appear In Court On Burglary Charge
Two brothers Brown Neace and Troy Neace faced municipal court today on night season burglary charges for the Lee's Cafe break-in on Girard Avenue. A third suspect was released after questioning. Troy Neace had been bound to the Butler County grand jury last month on a malicious destruction of property charge connected to a police cruiser arson following a theft in Middletown.
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Butler County
Brown Neace
Franklin
Troy Neace
Lafayette Avenue
Lee
Girard Avenue
Butler County Grand Jury
Warren County
Middletown
Firearms Charges Reduced in Franklin Court
Two Dayton men charged with pointing a firearm saw sentences and fines cut by Municipal Judge John B. Tracy. Gregory Green's charge lowered to disorderly conduct with a $50 fine. Joseph Sabolcik fined $200 with a $ etc. jail term three days suspended. Additional defendants from Carlisle and Franklin faced fines, suspensions, and limited jail time on various charges including assault and harassment. Traffic cases list Jacquelyn Beatty among others with modest fines. speeders paid $242 total.
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Roy Lawwill
Carlisle
Franklin Court
Pam Reedy
Tracy
Shelby Raney
Sycamore St
Jacquelyn Beatty
Middletown
Speeders
Fire incidents report multiple involvements at local sites
Fire calls recorded at 2:02 p.m. at 401 N Verity Parkway where Terry Poff aged 23 fainted and stayed on scene. At 3:34 p.m. Elks Temple 105 N Main St saw Morris Small ill and transported to Middletown Hospital with today’s condition listed as fair. At 4 p.m. 612 16th Ave Vivian Mitchell 47 ill remained at scene.
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N. Verity Parkway
Terry Poff
N. Broad St
Elks Temple
N. Main St
Morris Small
Wrenn Court
Middletown Hospital
16Th Ave
Vivian Mitchell
Carlisle School Board reports savings from student labor program
Carlisle officials recount the remodeling of the old high school by students and teachers, noting 12 bills totaling 21000 for materials and pay. Superintendent Way says costs dropped by one third versus bids, the job would have cost 50000. Plan for additional work next summer.
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Carlisle
Carlisle School Board
David Way
Way
Board Sets 7-Min Renewal Levy for November Ballot
The board approved a resolution to place a seven year renewal levy on the November 3 ballot. If approved, the renewal would start with the 1971 tax period.
U S Leads in Telephones Per Capita
New York report shows United States at 54 telephones per 100 people, followed by Sweden 51.7, Switzerland 43.4, Canada 42.1, with Britain 23.3, Japan 20.1 and France 1d in the ranking.
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New York
United States
Sweden
Switzerland
Canada
Britain
Japan
France
Suspect Sketch in Fatal Shootings Drawn by FBI Artist
A composite drawing of a man with a rifle is being created from Miss Melvira Vorbroker's description after she and Georgana Reiter were shot at a state park south of Hamilton. Reiter died. Vorbroker, wounded, is at Mercy Hospital. A .22 pistol test returned negative. In a separate case, Ralph Meyer, 41, was found shot to death in Pisgah with funeral services set at Our Lady of Visitation Church.
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Hamilton
Here
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Melvira Vorbroker
Hunt Ave
Mercy Hospital
Georgana Reiter
London
Ohio 128
Ralph Meyer
Ruth Court
Pisgah
Mr. Meyer
Our Lady of Visitation Church
Mack
Hamilton County
Baltimore Pike
Rebold
Cheviot
Meyer
Proctor Named Kentucky Colonel by Governor Nunn
James C Proctor of 3800 Fiesta Way vice president of the Armco Employees Independent Federation Inc has been named a Kentucky colonel by Gov Louis B Nunn A letter with the commission commends Proctor for interest in and dedication to Kentucky born working people in the Middletown area and to Armco Steel Corp Proctor has served as an AEIF official for six years
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James C. Proctor
Fiesta Way
Armco Employes Independent Federation, Inc
Kentucky
Louis B. Nunn
Proctor
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
The
AEIF
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