Deaths In Ashland: Carter Family Services Pending
Mrs Lucy Margaret Carter 85 of Ashland Ky died yesterday in Ashland. Surviving are husband Robert Carter, wife Mary. three sons Victor Tipp City Glenn and David Ashland. three daughters Hallie Bailey Bernice Tier Dayton Grace Carter Los Angeles Wilma Carter Ashland. sister Jene Raburn Murdock IL. brother George Brewer Connersville Ind. 28 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren. Services Wednesday in Ashland Miller Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Mary
Lucy Margaret Carter
Los Angeles
Ashland
Hallie Bailey
Bernice Tier
Middletown
Victor
Tipp City
Glenn
David
Alfred Bowen
Dayton
Grace Carter
Wilma Carter
Jene Raburn
Murdock
George Brewer
Connersville
Ind
Death notices for Evelyn Gough and Alfred Dean
Mrs. Evelyn C. Gough of St Petersburg formerly Middletown died Saturday in St Petersburg. Graveside service 9 30 a m Wednesday at Woodside Cemetery with Mass of Resurrection tomorrow at St Petersburg. Alfred M Dean 58 of Newhall Calif former Middletown resident died Saturday at Veterans Hospital Los Angeles. He was a World War II veteran and member of American Legion and VFW.
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Evelyn C. Gough
St. Petersburg
Fla
Middletown
John
Dorothy Gough
Evelyn Ripley
San Diego
Calif
E. J. Redding
O. W. Melam
S.G. Campbell
Charletson
W. V
St.Petersburg
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm
Clark St
Alfred M. Dean
Newhall
Herbert Dean
Veterans Hospital
Los Angeles
Mr. Dean
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs Bertha Bishop Dies At 58 In Lebanon
Mrs Bertha Bishop 58 died at her home 114 Pleasant St. Survived by husband Raymond son Charles of New Jersey sister Miss Mabel Rue Cincinnati and two grandchildren. Services set 2 p.m. Wednesday at Oswald Funeral Home burial Lebanon Cemetery. Funeral home hours tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Bertha Bishop
Pleasant St
Raymond
Charles
New Jersey
Mabel Rue
Cincinnati
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Man Killed In Crash At Intersection In Ciney
A Warren County man, John Webb 33 of Maineville, died after running a red light at Columbia Parkway and Taft Road at 12:15 am. His car rear ended another, triggering a multi-vehicle crash. A passenger Willie Webb 41 of Mt. Carmel was at Cincinnati General Hospital in good condition. Several others treated. Funeral details listed for multiple local residents.
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Warren County
Columbia Parkway
Cincinnati
John Webb
Maineville
Webb
Willie Webb
Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati General Hospital
Outfitter’s
Viet Cong Rockets Hit Hue as U S Deploys Helicopters
Viet Cong rockets hit Hue for the first time in nearly two months as the enemy pressed attacks while U S forces begin using helicopters for low level reconnaissance and sensor-linked observation missions in five locations. Casualties included 11 Vietnamese dead and 40 wounded. one U S helicopter was lost in Mondulkiri Province and another in Cambodia, with two Americans killed and two wounded.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
Hue
U.S
Air Force
Cambodia
Mondulkiri
United States
Ohio Road Toll Rises to 19 After Weekend Crashes
The Associated Press reports Ohio weekend traffic deaths rose to 19, down from 24 a week earlier. Three double fatalities occurred, two on Saturday in Clermont and Marion counties and one early Sunday in Mahoning County. Pedestrians included a 72 year old Alliance woman and a 58 year old Marietta man.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Clermont County
Marion County
Mahoning County
Alliance
Marietta
Tea industry employs over 800000 in India
New Delhi reports the tea sector directly provides jobs for more than 800,000 people across India, highlighting the industry’s scale and regional employment impact.
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New Delhi
India
Florida campus installs $200000 ultrasonic security system
University of Miami installs a $200 000 motion detector system to guard key buildings. It includes locked doors with pick proof hardware, hidden police alert buttons, heat sensors, closed circuit TV, and emergency lighting. Sensors feed a secured computer, notifying campus police Coral Gables fire and security services.
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Miami
Orville Briscoe
Briscoe
Ashe Administration
Health Center
Lowe Art Museum
School of Medicine
Computing Center
McArthur Engineering
Science
Coral Gables
Fire Department
All
Thhree
Rex Harrison
Florida Security Patrol and Guard
Brooklyn Youth Collects Five Tons Of Trash In Summer
A 16 year old from Brooklyn devoted his summer to neighborhood cleanup collecting five tons of reusable trash. He crafted a haul from salvaged supermarket carts and a street map to scour Canarsie sidewalks and lots. He gathered thirty two tons of newspapers and large quantities of bottles cans and rags working up to 12 hours daily.
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Sliwa
Environmental Action Coalition
Canarsie
Abou Sliwa
Mixed opening in New York stock market
New York stock prices opened mixed with the Dow and New York Stock Exchange showing a slightAdvances lead over declines. Active issues featured Leasco Data up 14 percent Fedders up 32 percent American Metal Climax up 35 percent Duke Power down 2 percent American Electric Power down 24 percent Ford up 41 percent Occidental Petroleum up 21 percent and Armstrong Cork down 27 percent.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Leasco Data
Fedders
American Metal Climax
Duke Power
American Electric Power
Ford
Occidental Petroleum
U C Prof Calls Foreign Policy Old Wine In New Bottles
University of Cincinnati political science professor Edward Padgett told Middletown Chapter of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs that the United States pursues a continuity in foreign policy from Kennedy to Nixon. He critiqued policy making in the state department and questioned the role of the United States as world policeman.
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America
Edward Padgett
University of Cincinnati
Middletown
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Padgett
Kennedy
Nixon
State Department
United States
Logan Johnston
Ronald Stupak
Miami University
Raymond Fening
Brewster Stays On As Yale President After Review
Yale announces Kingman Brewster Jr will remain president after a performance review prompted by student demands for accountability. Brewster proposed periodic reviews and said he would stake his job on the plan. He became president in 1963 and the Yale Corporation reported broad support for him.
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New Haven
Yale Corporation
Brewster
Ferguson Act Replacement Called For
The Ohio Civil Service Employees Association approved a resolution demanding replacement of the Ferguson Act with a collective bargaining and binding arbitration law. Raymond W. Hartzell was sworn in as president for a two year term, and the group backed a 48 cent hourly wage hike, improved retirement benefits, and enhanced hospitalization, seniority, and sick leave. Richard Warman became president elect and Joan Firestone was named vice president.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Raymond W. Hartzell
Findlay
Association
House
Ohio General Assembly
Richard Warman
Columbus
Joan Firestone
Tallmadge
Miami Writer Effie Lawrence Marshall Dies at 97
Effie Lawrence Marshall known for novels about biblical women died Friday at her Coral Gables home aged 97. The author, long associated with Miami, published works exploring female religious figures.
Anglo-American Trade Favor Shifts in 1969
Trade data show Britain ran deficits with the United States as imports reached 2.7 billion dollars while exports to the U S totaled nearly 2.2 billion. The balance again favored the United States amid postwar economic realignments.
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London
America
Britain
United States
Pope names woman saint church doctor
Pope Paul VI proclaimed St Teresa of Avila a Spanish monastery founder and writer as the first female church doctor. The distinction is held by only 30 male saints. St Catherine of Siena will receive a similar honor next Sunday.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Teresa of Avila
St. Catherine of Siena
New York City Vacation Call to Visit Big Metropolis
An upbeat travel pitch extols New York City as a must see destination highlighting the Empire State Building Broadway Chinatown Wall Street and iconic sights. It promotes making reservations through Travel Apartment First National Bank with ASTA ABTB membership and offers a map tip for easier routing.
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New York
Empire State Building
Radio City
Chinatown
Broadway Theatre
Wall Street
New York City
First National Bank
Main St
ASTA
ABTB
Round town with Charlotte and shoppers roam
Two friends on the street discuss a beard change and chuckle about aging. The column promotes Norris Music electronic learning systems, Merle Norman cosmetic upgrades, Office Outfitters lamps, Ed's Tropical Fish, The Pickwik Shoppe gifts, Kingsbury GE TV sets, Panis suits, and Filson's fall fashion, highlighting new gadgets, jewelry, lamps, aquariums, gift ideas, and autumn styles.
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Mrs
Lucy Carter
Miller Funeral Home
Ciney
Tufts Funeral Home
Loveland
Chester Pogue
Fairfield
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Edmund Beyer
Millville Ave
Klaus Weigel
Edward Wendling
Thomas Dempsey
New London Road
Raleigh Doner
Central Ave
Wilbur Cunningham
East Ave
Brown-Dawson
Eugene McFarland
Walnut St
St. Mary's Church
Belvedere
Golden Touch & Sew
Singer
Bakersfield
Reg. Price
Singer Company
Singer Today
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Florida
Curtis Sliwa
Brooklyn
U.C
Yale
Pope
Dorothy Yoder
Charlotte
Henry
Norris Music
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Merle Norman
First Avenue
Kingsbury
General Electric
Goodyear
Filson’s
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