Ohio town remembers him Ray Volz gets embrace from Cambridge
Ray Volz a 37 year old Louisville resident who gave 5 to Cambridge high school boosters will be honored at Ray Volz Night on Oct 15. The event aims to raise up to 25000 for his kidney transplant and related care while his old Jersey is retired. Volz ongoing dialysis at University of Louisville costs 175 per treatment and he must receive two sessions weekly.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Cambridge
Ohio
Ray Volz
Volz
Denison University
Granville
Betty
University of Louisville Kidney Center
Pope Warns Of Pressures At World Synod Opening
Pope Paul VI opened the World Synod of Bishops urging delegates to fear no pressure from modern life changes. He cited dangers from secular trends and publicity while welcoming Cardinal Mindszenty after his years of suffering in Hungary. The session aims to address priestly crisis and church roles in social justice.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Synod of Bishops
Josef
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Pope Paul
29 Americans Killed In Vietnam Combat
The US Command reports 29 Americans killed in action in Vietnam last week the first rise in 11 weeks. Wounded in action dropped to 47 with six deaths from accidents and illness. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong casualties exceed 1 3 3 1 killed, while U S and South Vietnamese totals rise to 45 543 killed and 133 617 killed respectively.
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Richard Gardner
United States
South Vietnam
Strange oath Grabs Woman Then Runs Off
A 19-year-old Trenton area woman told Butler County police a youth in his 20s with black slick hair and a green checkered shirt grabbed her at a residence under construction on Howe Road 6370. He released her and fled east toward Eck Road. policeSearches found no suspect.
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Trenton
Butler County
Howe Road
Frances Ross
Sycamore Road
Eck Road
Cardinal Mindszenty’s Exile Seen as Easing Church State Tensions
In Prague a Hungarian Protestant leader Rev Dr Karoly Toth said Mindszenty’s departure from Budapest could improve Rome Hungary relations. He added the church could again have a cardinal primate recognized by the government. Dr Toth heads Hungary’s Reform Church and spoke during an international peace conference.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Karoly Toth
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
Toth
Reform Church of Hungary
PCB Might Harm Birds as Study Raises Alerts
Cornell biologist David B Peakall reports that in tests at Yihaca the offspring of birds fed PCB showed high prenatal deaths. In a six pair ring dove breeding study, the second generation eggs failed to hatch at an 80 percent rate.
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Yihaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Poper
David B. Peakall
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Foreign Women Try To Copy American Styles
Dr David Reuben notes women worldwide imitate American lifestyles and sexual freedom. He says the top liberated 3 to 4 percent of women in other countries resemble American women in economic and social emancipation.
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San Francisco
David Reuben
Reuben
Deaths Elsewhere Dr Joel H Swartz 77 Geophysicist
Dr Joel H Swartz aged 77, noted geophysicist and earthquake eruption forecaster, died after a brief illness. He spent 32 years with the U S Geological Survey, researching permafrost driven eruption predictions, hydrogen bomb science, and Grand Coulee Dam site selection.
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Joel H. Swartz
U.S. Geological Survey
Grand Coulee
Deaths And Funerals Rosa Corbin
Services for Rosa Vice Corbin 76 of Sharpsburg Ky will be at 2 pm Friday at Real Funeral Home Owingsville burial in Longview Cemetery Bethel Ky She died at home Wednesday after a heart attack Surviving are her husband Sherman two sons Eugene and Victor a daughter Roy Worsham Moore Sr Opal Selman of Memphis sister and 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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Rosa Vice Corbin
Sharpsburg
Walter Corbin
Lucille Caudill
Middletown
Real
Owingsville
Longview Cemetery
Bethel
Corbin
Sherman
Eugene
Victor
Kentucky
Roy Worsham Moore Sr
Opal Selman
Memphis
Bridgeport
Millard T. Cox 66 Dies After Heart Attack in Middletown
Millard T. Cox 66 of 119 N Leibee St died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a home heart attack. Retired in 1966 from Armco Steel after 35 years. Survived by wife Carrie, a daughter Wilma Lowman, four sons Gerald Paul Willis Harold, five sisters, twelve grandchildren. Services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home at 10 am Saturday, Rev. Robert Durham officiating, burial Woodside Cemetery. Funeral home hours Friday 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Millard T. Cox
N. Leibee St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Cox
Armco Steel Corp
Anderson
Ind
Middletown
Carrie
Wilman Lowman
Gerald
Paul
Willis
Jeffersonville
Harold Hoag
Riverhead
Long Island
N. Y
Ava Duff
Alene Evans
Pauline Scott
Ruby Burnett
Mary ‘Morehead
Cincinnati
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Robert Durham
Woodside Cemetery
Food Value Of Corn Could Be Increased
Olivia Minnesota reports Trojan Seed Company announces a breakthrough to raise corn food value. The double-mutant corn increases essential amino acids and retains high levels of two others while improving nutritional value and test weight.
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Olivia, Minn
Trojan Seed Company
Olivia
R.J. Ravenhorst
Trojan
Mrs Ruth Fugett Dies After Brief Illness In Germantown
Mrs. Ruth E. Fugett age 69 of 8938 Arch Street Germantown died at 10 15 a m Wednesday at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since September 23 She was born in
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Ruth E. Fugett
Arch St
Germantown
Middletown Hospital
Fugett
Lebanon man Karl Cowan dies at 81
Karl Cowan 81 died of a heart attack Tuesday at his home 91 McBurney Hills Lebanon. Survived by two daughters Zane Brant Lebanon and Dudley Graham Gainesville Fla 10 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon. Burial Lebanon Cemetery. Funeral home hours Friday 6 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Karl Cowan
McBurney Hills
Zane Brant
Dudley Graham
Gainesville
Fla
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
West Elkton services set for Charles H. Smith
Charles H. Smith 75 of 5015 Camden West Elkton Road dies of a heart attack at home. Services 1 p.m. Saturday at West Elkton United Methodist Church with burial in Fairmound Cemetery. Visitation Friday 6–9 p.m. at R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home and after noon Saturday at the church. A World War I veteran and Inland Manufacturing retiree, he was a member of Masonic Lodge 159 F&AM.
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West Elkton
Charles H. Smith
Camden
West Elkton Road
West Elkton United
Jacksonburg
Inland Manufacturing Corp
Dayton
Masonic Lodge 159
F&am
Blood Clot Causes Death of Local Security Guard
Hamilton County Coroner Dr. Frank Cleveland reports Thomas Gregory Linn Jr. 43 of Monroe died September 20 at Cincinnati General Hospital from a blood clot in the heart muscles, with hardening of heart vessels as a contributing factor. Linn had gone to the hospital to report for work as a security guard.
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Thomas Gregory Linn Jr
E. Elm St
Monroe
Hamilton County
Frank Cleveland
Linn
Cincinna’‘s General Hospital
Obituary notice for spouse and family survivors in Camden
The obituary lists surviving wife Esther two sons H Richard of Middletown and Donald of New York City a daughter Mrs Betty Forward of Centerville and seven grandchildren. Also mentions Chapter 22 RAM at Eaton and location Camden.
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Camden
RAM
Eaton
Esther
H. Richards
Middletown
Donald
New York City
Betty Forward
Centerville
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Herman Schaafsma
Norwalk
Norwalk Reflector
Grand Haven
Mich
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William III
Fred Allen
Tucson
Ariz
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C. Nolan Phillips
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Harold L. Agee Insurance Inc
S. Broad ST
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Li's Opry
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