Petitions Set For Blue Ball Water District Decision
Warren County commissioners moved to circulate petitions in the Blue Ball area to choose between Franklin and Middletown water supply within the new Warren County Water District. Engineer notes Middletown may be cheaper for some Blue Ball residents. plans, costs for Deerfield Hamilton district to follow, with $1.05 million bonds delivered. Glen Hoover seeks zoning change from Residence A to Business B to establish a local grocery near Ohio 122. James Nuss opposes.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Blue Ball
Franklin
Middletown
Warren County Water District
Scott McClure
Cincinnati
Nelson Wat JR
Crawfordsville
Ind
Ohio 122
U. S. 25
Deerlied- Hamilton
Lebanon- Franklin
Watson
Deerfield-Hamilton District
Franklin-Lebanon
Little Miami River
Ohio 3
Twenty Mile Stand
Foster
Hopkinsville
Mainville
Loveland Park
Glen Hoover
Sterling Heights
Red Lion
James Nuss
Two Ex-Convicts Nabbed After Break-In at Pluming Co
Police early today arrested Larry Ingram and Clifford Harrell both 22 inside John Arpp Plumbing at 2524 Atco Ave after a break-in was spotted by an officer. They were found during a 2:15 am incident with the safe moved from under a counter. Both have prior burglary records.
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John Arpp Plumbing Co
Atco Ave
Larry Ingram
Clifford Harrell
Fourth Ave
Paul Faries
John Fitzgerald
Douglas Barrett
Pfl
Cecil Short
Ernest Pence
al Carr
Faries
Harrell
Ingram
Auto Hit By Train Crushes None Hurt
No injuries reported as a car and a Baltimore and Ohio engine collided on Woodlawn Avenue crossing at 10:10 p m. Fore, 28, 15 N Sutphin Sr., crossed the tracks and was struck by the southbound engine. Engineer Harry Edgecomb, 61, of Hamilton, eastbound traffic had stopped for the engine. Police said Fore was watching other autos and did not see the engine.
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Woodlawn Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio
J. D. Fore
N. Sutphin Sr
Harry Edgecomb
Hamton
Woodlawn
Fore
Booster Club Meets Tonight at Amanda Junior High
The Amanda Junior High School Booster Club will meet at 7 30 PM in the school gym to adopt a constitution and discuss a membership drive. President Donald Butts will announce committee appointments for approval.
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Amanda Junior High School
Donald Butts
Olympic spirit stays bright despite Cold War tensions
Miami University swimmer Bill Mulliken, Rome gold medalist in the 200-meter breaststroke, told a Miami journalism class that athletes still shared good will across nations. He recalled Russians asking his name, then correcting the misunderstanding with laughter, and said he focused on competing for the United States. He dismissed claims of training disruption and noted the easy friendship among competitors, while admitting the Rome experience was intense and left him unsure about Tokyo 1964.
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Oxford
Bill Mulliken
Miami University
Rome
Mulliken
Miami
Paul Hait
Hait
Tokyo
Parks Building bid plan moves forward at Goldman Park
Architects Brandenburg Switzer report bids for a new Goldman Park park department building will be ready by week’s end. The concrete two story structure with offices, assembly room, restrooms and storage is estimated at $30 000. Park board discusses funding measures to boost land acquisition and park development via per lot fees and increased permit fees, effective in 30 days. Attendance and revenue figures from summer programs show mixed results while several recreation initiatives gain support and new staff prepare for Oct 3 start.
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Park Department
Goldman Park
Park Board
Bi Vande i
Ine Ovoara Mnet Aaulmrizen Ie Firm
Brandenburg & Switzer
Goldman
Walter Newman
City Commission
Sycamore
Douglas
Yankee
Barnitz
Spring Hill
Tom Carlson
Smith Pond
Sylvia DeWeese
Wildwood Recreational Development
Carlson
Jack Baltzell
Voters Near Record High as Registration Push Continues
Butler County election officials say total registrations reached 78 330, nearing the 79 252 county record set in 1958. Middletown adds 24 802 to the tally, with week remaining until the September 28 deadline as offices stay open late to boost registrations.
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Richard B. Wilkerson
Butler County Board of Elections
Wilkerson
Middletown
Township
Madison Township
Hamilton
New Era Baptist Sets Friday Meeting at 1220 Young St
The New Era Baptist Church plans a Friday congregational meeting. Officials meet at 7 30 p m with the member session at 8 p m led by Rev F H Alexander. He calls the gathering important and urges all members to attend. Women excel in teaching parrots to speak, parrots imitate female voices.
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New Era Baptist
New Era Baptist Church
Young St
F. H. Alexander
Alexander
Annexation Debate Roils Middletown 13.3 Square Mile Plan
Middletown faces a major annexation debate as a 13.3 square mile plan to join the eastern territory to the city confronts counter moves. The Chamber of Commerce calls for further study on costs and conflicts of interest while an Annexation Protest Committee gathers opponents. City and county leaders hint at possible smaller annexations, with talks centering on the East End sewer project, Dick's Creek watershed work, and Ohio 73 relocation. Officers of the protest committee were elected at a meeting in the South Middletown Fire House.
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Monroe
Texas Eastern Transmission Co
Todhunter
Yankee Roads
Fd N Dohn
Middletown Area
Butler County Commission
Middletown
Wilam Denham
Thompson
Big East End
Manchester Road
Dick's Creek
Miami River
Trenton
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Hobbs
Green
Ridge Meadows
Lance Duncan
Damon Park
Fledy Oaks
Blue Ball
Court halts cabinet plant pickets in Miami
Butler County Common Pleas Judge P. P. Boli ordered the United Auto Workers AFL CIO not to unlawfully interfere with employees or others doing business with Philip Carey Manufacturing Co at the Miami Cabinet plant. The injunction limits actions by pickets while the union plans to appeal to higher courts.
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Butler County
Boli
Joe Hyde
Uaw-Afl-Cio
Union Payments to Miami Strikers Disbursed on Picket Line
Union officials announced weekly benefit checks were paid today on the picket line to Miami strikers. Amounts were 12 dollars for singles, 17 for couples, and 22 for workers with families, covering hospitalization and emergency expenses during the strike.
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Miami Cabinet Co
United Auto Workers Afl-Cio
Joe Hyde
Technical Unit Takes Over Congo Leadership
Leopoldville Congo. Col Joseph Mobutu announces government will be taken over until year by a technical coalition headed by Foreign Minister Justin Bamboko. Bamboko currently in New York leading Kasavubu delegation at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Justin Bamboko
Bamboko
New York
Joseph Kasavulbu
U.N. General Assembly
Sundown Marks Start of Rosh Hashana Year 5721
New York reports Rosh Hashana begins at sundown marking the Jewish New Year 5721. Services occur in temples and synagogues worldwide as the ram's horn sounds to open the holiday observed by Orthodox and Conservative Jews for two days. Reform Jews keep one day in some communities. Yom Kippur ends the High Holy Days with its own solemn observance.
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New York
Thieves Steal Small Orchestra In Maryland
AP dispatch from Baltimore reports a theft of a small orchestra inventory pouca six clarinets two trumpets and a saxophone were taken from Ambrose E Paluzzi a Keprosha Wisconsin factory representative’s car leaving the ensemble with a fragile one night stand prospect.
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Paltimore
Ambrose E. Paluzzi
Wis
Ifirm
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