Hunger strike widens as Sirhan seeks prison talks
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan enters the 12th day of a hunger strike at San Quentin where he is on death row for the Kennedy assassination. His Pasadena mother Mary Sirhan plans a visit to urge him to eat while prison officials say he consumes coffee and cocoa and remains 105 pounds.
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Calif
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Sirhan
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Mary Sirhan
Pasadena
SCLC Pickets Cincinnati Store Over Black Santa Clergy
Members of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference picketed Shillito's downtown department store after it declined to hire black Santa Clauses. Rev Otis Moss led the action while meeting with Fred Lazarus III and W G Stubenvolle after the store refused the request on Friday.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lazarus Plantation
Fred Lazarus
Shillito
Otis Moss
SCLC
Moss
Lazarus
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Stubenvolle
McAplin
Retail Merchants Association
Three Facing Probe In Cincinnati
City detectives probe alleged irregularities involving suspended city officials John Scahill and John Kloss and builder Harry Klakamp. Investigators follow orders from City Manager Richard Krabach to review all structures by Klakamp in the past decade. an apartment complex in the Weut Wood area has 53 more units than authorized and must be vacated within 90 days.
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Cincinnati
Richard Krabach
Harry
Klakamp
Weutwood
John Scahill
John Kloss
Prison Term Faced By 20 Year Old Cincinnati Youth
A 20 year old Cincinnati youth Boyd White faces 10 to 25 years on six charges after an auto chase in which police were fired at He pleaded guilty to three armed robbery counts one count shooting to kill or wound possession of a hypodermic needle and morphine White an escapee from the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton pleaded before Judge Robert Wood in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court with sentences to run concurrently.
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Boyd White
White
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Robert Wood
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Regional Weather Outlook and Temperatures
National forecast calls for rain Tuesday across the Northeast, South, and Northwest with snow in the Southwest and northern Midwest. Snow flurries in the Northwest, cold conditions in the Northwest and Northeast, high yesterday 89, low today 25, humidity 68 percent yesterday 4 p.m. and 100 percent at 9 a.m. today.
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Midwest
12 Youths Enrolled In Logan Contact Program
At Westminster House of the Presbyterian Church Logan, 21 people attended the first Community Contact Program meeting with Rev. Donald Jansen and Rev. Ronald Zishka. Twelve youths have been placed with adult volunteers in a one to one support effort, with a next guidance meeting set for Jan. 11.
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Westminster House
The
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Donald Jansen
Ronald Zishka
John Gallagher
Jack Holaday
Robert Shannon
Joe McGhee
Two Parked Cars Struck: Drivers Cited
Logan reports two separate wrecks involving parked cars within ten minutes on Monday night. Joseph M. Bazell, 17, struck a tree then a parked car on Hunter Street injuring himself and a passenger. Bazell admitted to Valley Hospital and faces Juvenile Court for reckless operation. Pearl M. Woolever, 40, said oncoming headlights blinded her and was cited for reckless operation after crashing into a parked car on Third Street.
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Joseph M. Bazell
Norwood Ave
Hunter Street
Warner Avenue
Dennis C. Damron
Hunter
Bazell
Bill Campbell
Valley Hospital Community Hospital
Campbell
Pearl M. Woolever
Central Avenue
Third Street
Elm Street
Harold Fickel
Third
Fickel
Giant Beehive Found In Chimney
In Johannesburg South Africa a disused kitchen chimney harbored a giant bee hive with honey combs up to 7 feet 6 inches long. Bee keeper Raymond McDonald retrieved sections noting the hive weighed between 80 and 90 pounds of honey.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
R. F. Jones
Raymond McDonald
Deer Meat Prices Run High in Louisville Encounter
Louisville hunter Charles Scott bagged a 100 pound deer at Ft Knox but while stalking his quarry a prowler ransacked his house. Jewelry, a dozen firearms and other items valued at 6400 dollars were stolen. Deer meat reportedly costs about 64 dollars per pound.
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Louisville
Charles Scott
Ft. Knox
Scott
Logan Gets Extended Deadline On Sewers Project
Logan officials won a delay for the West Logan Sewage Treatment issue with a new target date of April 14, discussed by Commissioner Howard Blum and Ohio Water Pollution Control Board engineer G. A. Hall. The delay avoids an appearance in Columbus previously slated for Tuesday.
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Hocking County
West Logan
G. A. Hall
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Howard Blum
Blum
Columbus
Boy Spanked By Father In Court
A 12 year old boy who pled guilty to stealing was taken from the Children's Court by his father and spanked in a police cell. The magistrate dismissed the charge under the Social Welfare Act after the father proposed the punishment. Tears showed on the boy’s face as the father displayed his reddened hand to Magistrate L M Wright.
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Adelaide
Australia
Children’s Court
L. M. Wright
Wright
123 Days To Walk Across USA
In Los Angeles 19 year old John Mayeux began a cross country trek from Virginia Beach to Suburban Venice finishing after 123 days. He spent about 350 dollars and slept in motels private homes trees and a few jails. His draft status kept him from promotions prompting the journey. He limited rides to three during the trip.
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Los Angeles
John Mayeux
Atlantic
Pacific
Venice
Virginia Beach
Mayeux
Alexandria
Producers Encouraged Oil Oversupply Discussion In Ohio
Logan Ohio Penn Grade Producers Committee reactivated by the Ohio Oil and Gas Assn reports a meeting with Quaker State officials Lee Forker and Quentin Wood. They cite lack of notice on the no new connection policy, discuss pro ration options, and stress better communication to prevent future supply surges affecting Hocking Perry area producers.
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Logan
Ohio Oil and Gas Assn
Ohio Penn Grade
Lee Forker
Quentin Wood
Quaker State
Oil City
Charles Orwig
Orwig
Hocking- Perry
Wood
91 Year Old Man Sees Doctor for First Time
SPENCER West Virginian reports Blue Creek resident W. Givens, 91, had his first physician visit after a rear-end collision. He received an inoculation, took his first pill, and was admitted to a hospital briefly before being sent home with minor cuts to his hand and face.
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Spencer
W. Va
Ott Givens
Blue Creek
Givens
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