Oxford Man Drowns in Adriatic Sea Accident
An American official from the U S consulate in Frankfurt died in an Adriatic drowning at Pesaro Italy. The death is listed as an accident by Italian police. The deceased Mr Goldsmith headed the citizenship section at the U S consulate general in Frankfurt. He traveled to Pesaro by train Monday night and swam after breakfast Tuesday. He is survived by his wife Kathryn and two daughters Mrs Milton Good and Mrs George Condon and several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p m at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial at Germantown Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home the day before from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Adriatic
Pesaro
Italy
State Department
Goldsmith
Frankfurt
Germany
Kathryn
Chester
San Bernadino
Calif
Richard
Camoga Park
Somerville
Milton Good
George Condon
Franklin
Raymond Wade
Spring Valley
Fred Wade
Flora Ross
Lytle
Martha Witterman
Anglesby
Germantown Cemetery
Requiem high mass for Charles E McCoy
Charles E. McCoy aged 66 of Elwood Street will be honored with a Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church at 9 a m Friday. Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow from 5 to 9 p m. He died Monday at Middletown Hospital.
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Charlies E. McCoy
Elwood St
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
McCoy
Middletown Hospital
Mrs Ida Pearl Davis 85 Miamisburg resident dies
Mrs Ida Pearl Davis, 85, of Miamisburg, died at 5 pm yesterday at Friendly Nursing Home after a two month stay. Born in Warren County, she was married to Charles Davis, who died in 1952.
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Franklin
Ida Pearl Davis
Miamisburg
Friendly Nursing Home
Gideon Road Access Remains Open to Reach New Parking
Notice states Gideon Road stays accessible to the public via US Self Service Union Sanitary at Grand Ave and G&G Gideon Rd. Despite signs claiming closure, customers can access a new 25 car lighted rear parking lot by driving off Central Ave onto Gideon Road.
Mrs Jennie Dennis 61 dies after long illness in Cincinnati
Mrs Jennie Dennis aged 61 of 1 Manchester Ave Cincinnati died at 8 30 am yesterday after a long illness. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of Beth Sholem the National Council of Jewish Women and Hadassah. Surviving are her husband Sam two daughters Mrs Robert Stern and Mrs Melvin Fishman former Journal society editor Cincinnati four brothers Dr Julius Schreiber David Schreiber Jacob Schreiber and Hyman Schreiber four sisters Mrs Irvin Glanzberg Mrs Lawrence Richman and Mrs Peter Kramer and four grandchildren Services will be held 2 30 pm tomorrow at Weir Funeral Home Cincinnati burial in Love Brothers Cemetery Price Hill Memorial week to be observed at Mrs Fishman 1230 Stratford Place Cincinnati.
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Jennie Dennis
Manchester Ave
Cincinnati
Dennis
Beth Sholem
National Council of Jewish Women
Hadassah
Sam
Robert Stern
Melvin Fishman
Journal Society
Julius Schreiber
Washington, D. C
David Schreiber
Chicago
Jacob Schreiber
Muskegon
Mich
Hyman Schreiber
Irvin Glanzberg
Lawrence Richman
Peter Kramer
Weir Funeral Home
Love Brothers Cemetery
Price Hill
Fishman
Stratford Place
Deaths and Trances Mark Noted Figures Across Three Cities
KONNERSREUTH Germany Therese Neumann a controversial Catholic figure dies at four due to heart ailment She reportedly enters a Good Friday trance with alleged blood appearing from eyes and hands STAMFORD Conn Rev Dr Robbins Wolcott Bastow 70 a Congregational minister dies in hospital He was a longtime executive at the National Council of Churches in New York and on staff since 10 CHICAGO Ill Jefferson Ish 74 dies in hospital after a heart attack He served as vice chairman of the board of the Su ipreme Oil Co.
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Konnersreuth
Germany
Therese Neumann
National Council of Churches
New York
Chicago
Jefferson G Ish
Ish
Suipreme Oi Co
New York Hilton Tops Out As Beam Is Hoisted
The 46 story New York Hilton on Sixth Avenue reached its top with a ceremony Tuesday. Officials held a champagne party on the fifth floor as the final steel beam was placed, accompanied by a table set with glasses and a 2.5 ounce champagne bottle for the workers.
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New York
New York Hilton
Sixth Avenue
Carey Wins Big Battle Over Aide
President James B. Carey of the International Union of Electrical Workers won a decisive victory over Secretary-Treasurer A Hartnett at the Cleveland convention. Delegates adopted a resolution to suspend Hartnett if he fails to follow directions from the president or executive board during the remaining two years of his term. The vote followed Carey's early calls for a standing vote and a roll call amid heated opposition.
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Cleveland
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
A. Hartnett
Hartness
Carey
Hartnett
Executive Committee
Executive Board
IWE
United Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Plans Set for Sunday Pigeon Race
The Civitan Club arranged its 75 mile annual homing pigeon race to start at 1 30 p m Sunday in Goldman Park and finish at Kirkmont Miami Presbytery Christian Education Center near Zanes Field Ohio If good weather the route should be flown in about two hours William Wiley club member Kirkmont Center manager and pigeon owner said about birds have been leased with a deadline of 6 o clock tomorrow evening Race ceremonies begin in Goldman Park at 1 and sponsors will select birds from 1 to 1 20 with release at 1 30 p m Sunday
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Civitan Club
Goldman Park
Kirkmont Miami Presbytery Christian Education Center
Zanesfield
Ohio
William Wiley
Kirkmont Center
Wiley
Chester Dennis
Plea Plead Guilty In Hamilton County Court
Four defendants entered guilty pleas while 46 others pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. Among the guilty pleas were Pearl Spicer, Evelyn Campbell, William Brown, and Johnny Garrett.
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Hamilton
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Grand Jury
David Coleman Dweily
Marilyn
Clem F. Imfeld Jr
Dwelly
Fulton L. Dwelly
William F. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Pearl Spicer
Middletown
Evelyn Campbell
William Brown
Johnny Garrett
Maxine Moses
Venice
Elmer Radenheimer
Ferrer St
Excello
George E. Justice
Delphi
Ind
Seat Belt Raiders Hit Armco
The Junior Chamber of Commerce safety belt team staged a raid at Armco Steel with safety manager J. Chapman and employee representatives. Seat Belt Sam led a sales crew extolling the belts strong nylon webbing and protection exceeding 5 000 pounds.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Armco Steel
J. §. Chapman
Armco
Sam
Denny In Barkelew Sales Post Appoints Charles Denny II
Barkelew Electric Manufacturing Co. announces the appointment of Charles Denny II as western regional sales manager based in San Francisco. He will oversee Barkelew west of the Mississippi and lead a marketing survey of all sales offices as one of his first tasks. Denny is a Middletown High School graduate who attended Hotchkiss, Wesleyan, and Northwestern, and served a year in the Air Force. Barkelew makes electric switches at its local plant.
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Charles [ Denny II
Barkelew Electric Manufacturing Co
Denny
San Francisco
Barkelew
Mississippi River
Middletown Higher Hotchkiss School
Wesleyan University
Northwestern Graduate School of Business Administration
Dayton Man Injured in Rt 63 Two Car Crash
A Dayton man, Albert Sloan, 51, was treated at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries after his car swerved to avoid an animal and side swiped an oncoming vehicle on Rt 63, about one mile west of Monroe. He was cited for driving left of center. The other driver, Naomi Ruth Gadd of West Carrollton, was uninjured. Blackburn, 45, Dayton, sustained a laceration to the left ear.
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Dayton
Middletown
Rt. 63
Monroe
Albert Sloan
Naaomi Ruth Gadd
West Carroll
Pease
Whele Blackburn
Sloan
Nixon calls for strong action against Cuba in 1960s press conference
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged quarantining the Castro regime and backed a naval blockade if President Kennedy deems it necessary. Campaigning as the Republican gubernatorial nominee, he warned that delaying action risks greater harm to Western Hemisphere nations and said 5,000 Soviet troops are in Cuba. He argued a war could occur if strong measures are not taken.
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Los Angeles
Cuba
Richard M. Nixon
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy
Nixon
Publican
Hamilton Schools Face Revenue Loss
Hamilton faces a projected 5 million dollar shortfall in tax revenue for 1963 as the county auditor estimates a 2 million drop in the city tax duplicate, offset by a 3 million expected increase. The school system warns the loss may reduce tax fund resources sharply, partly due to loss of industry in the city.
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Hamilton
Board of Education
Woman Cited In Accident In Franklin
A Franklin two car collision late last night at River and Eighth streets led to a citation for unsafe lane change. Lillian Martin, 1705 Germantown Road Middletown, moved into southbound River Street near Eighth and struck a car driven by Joan Henry Tibbs, 36 Fourth St. No injuries were reported and police estimated $150 damage to each vehicle.
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Franklin
River and
Eighth Streets
Lillian Martin
Germantown Road
Middletown
River Street
Eighth
Joan Henry Tibbs
Fourth St
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Matsu
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Chip Law
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Billy the Kid
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