For Sale Got Lot City Has House
The city offers a three bedroom frame house with garage at Central Avenue and Breiel Boulevard for the highest bid by noon Oct. The house must be moved or torn down by Nov. Sealed bids are due in the City Finance Director’s office. Bond of 500 for the house and 100 for the garage required. City plans Breiel work this fall between Central and Rosedale Road.
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Central Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Breiel
Central
City Finance
H. KE. Newlin
Rosedale Road
Bohman
Middletown YMCA reps to world service meeting in D C
Two Middletown residents join 300 YMCA delegates from the United States and Canada at the annual World Service meeting in Washington D C. Jack Baltzell and Ford Martin are named as official reps from the Ohio West Virginia Area and Ohio Hi Y Council respectively. The event marks YMCA World Service's 77th year with projects in 40 countries and plans a 10 year program.
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Mulford Martin Jr
S. Highview Road
David J. Enochs
Icoal “Y
Ymca World Service
World Service
France tests plutonium doped atomic bomb in Pacific area
Paris AP reports France conducted a plutonium doped atomic bomb test southwest of Tahiti, boosting yield beyond previous atomic blasts. Officials say the hydrogen bomb remains two years away, uranium enrichment at Pierrelatte advancing, with operational warheads for Mirage IV aircraft and strategic missiles slated by 1969. Another test is anticipated before this series ends.
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Paris
France
Pierrelatte
Minor Hurts in 1 75 Crash In Monroe
Two motorists escaped serious injuries in a fiery Interstate 75 crash near mile 0.6 north of Route 63. Arnett Banks, 41, of Chicago, was treated for a head injury. Wendel Saffron, 42, of Fairborn, sustained minor hand lacerations. Banks was charged with reckless driving.
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Monroe
Arnett Banks
Chicago
Ill
Middletown Hospital
Wendel Saffron
Fairborn
Ohio State Patrol
Rt. 63
Banks
Miami U May Get Big Gift
Miami University trustees create two new deanships and accept a pledge that could be among the university’s largest gifts. Don Cunningham will be Dean of Research starting Jan. 1 1967, and George Bowers becomes the first dean of the School of Applied Science. The gift from Fred W. Climer and his wife covers the Marstein Alumni Center Wing costs, about 350000 dollars.
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Oxford, Ohio
Miami University Board of Trustees
Miami
Fred W. Climer
New
Richmond
Ohio
Marstein
Climer
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Donald E. Cunningham
George Bowers
Cuningham
Bowers
School of Applied Science
Body Identified in Hamilton area lake
The badly decomposed body found yesterday morning in the hydraulic near Hamilton has been identified as Ronald Burton, 25, of Wyoming, a Cincinnati suburb. Burton disappeared Sept. 3 while at a company picnic at LeSourdsville Lake. Butler County deputies searched the lake after his disappearance. the body was recovered just north of Hamilton near Headgate Road.
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Hamilton
Ronald Burton
Wyoming
Cincinnati
Burton
LeSourdsville Lake
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Headgate Road
Local Woman In Columbus Crash
Mrs. Mary K. Rasor a 59 year old resident of 2010 Erie Avenue escaped serious injury when an auto struck the telephone booth in which she stood in Columbus yesterday She suffered cuts and bruises The booth was knocked from its foundation as a car that had just collided with another vehicle struck it Neither driver in the two car crash was reported hurt badly
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Mary K. Rasor
Erie Ave
Columbus
Rasor
Firemen's Ball Tickets On Sale
Tickets go on sale this week for the Annual Firemen's Ball to be held next month at the Knights of Columbus Hall on First Avenue from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Oct. 22. Music by the Jimmy Mays Orchestra. Tickets available at No 1 Fire Station at N Clinton Street and N Verity Parkway. Charge is $5 a couple.
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Knights of Columbus
First Avenue
Jimmy Mays
No. 1
N. Clinton Street
N. Verity Parkway
CG&E earnings rise for year to August 31
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co and subsidiaries report net earnings of 1.82 dollars per common share after preferred dividends for the 12 months ended August 31, up from 1.62 dollars in the prior year.
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Cinscininati Gas & Electric Co
Bad Day For Speeders In Franklin Court
Franklin reports a rough day in Municipal Court with 28 speeding violators fined a total of 631.50 dollars. Several individuals from Cincinnati, Dayton, Middletown, Carlisle, and other towns faced fines for offenses including defective mufflers, failing to yield, and no operator's license, with bonds forfeited for reckless driving and other infractions.
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Franklin
Robert Heller
Cincinnati
Woodrow Holbrook
Wilson Drive
Rodney Spring
Dayton
Barbara Warmoth
E. Bryant Sr
Rence Judge
David Blvd
Shirley Campbell
Janet Ave
Carlisle
Melvin Salley
Homestead Drive
Earnest Colllins
Sixth St
George McDowan
Junction ‘City
Abraham Phillips
Mooresburg
Tenn
Richard Strohm
Gahanna
Troy Patrick
Middletown Pike
Raymond Howard
Fifth St
Roscoe Griffith
Miamisburg
Gerald Holt
Roy Russell
Dothan
Ala
Sounds of America draws huge Middletown crowd at high school
An overflow audience filled Middletown High School auditorium for the Sounds of America show. About 350 to 400 students and music directors from Monroe, Middletown, and Fenwick high schools joined the Better Schools Committee to raise funds for a school levy campaign. The event wrapped with ticket sales halted at 7:45 p.m. and 150 extra chairs added. It will be broadcast on WPFB at 8 p.m.
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Middletown High School
America
Monroe
Middletown
Fenwick
Better Schools Committee
WPFB
Students Told About Junior Achievement Program
Junior Achievement was introduced last week to 1800 area teens at Madison Lemon Monroe Fenwick and Lebanon high schools. Of that number 686 have applied over 30 percent. If 10 percent sign up for Junior Achievement it is considered poor 20 percent is good but 30 percent is unheard of said Harry Pratt president of the board of directors. Next week the students at Middletown Franklin and Trenton high schools will hear talks on the program. Applications will be trimmed to a reasonable number said Pratt. Past participants will be eligible on last year’s advisers recommendations. Adviser orientation is going well with 100 of the 110 advisers attending the first sessions last week. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday. We’ve had phenomenal luck so far this year said Pratt.
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Madison
Lemon- Monroe
Fenwick
Lebanon
Harry Pratt
Middletown
Franklin
Trenton
Pratt
Police Briefs Report Purse Theft in LeSourdsville Market
Mrs. Thomas Johnson of 134 Lindy Ave LeSourdsville reported at 1 05 p m yesterday that a purse containing 40 was stolen from her shopping cart at Liberal Market 230 S Verity Parkway.
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Thomas Johnson
Lindy Ave
LeSourdsville
Liberal Market
S. ‘Verity Parkway
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Washington
Dmartin Mhs
Tahiti
Defense Ministry
Fei
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Ade
Central India
Miami U
Cg&e
Franklin Court
Robert L. Harris
Middletown Ice & Coal
Curtis Street
Ting
Eve
Park St
2Nd Avenue
Grand Avenue
Gideon Rd
Studio
Robert Isbell
Woodhaven
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