Court ruling awaited in narcotics hearing
Former Ohio University student Carol Joyce Eisenstein faces a suppression motion in Athens County Common Pleas Court as judges weigh the legality of her May 26 1967 detention and the search of her purse that yielded marijuana cigarettes. Prosecutors and defense contend the arrest and search violated constitutional rights while police say the jail intake procedure protected against weapons and contraband.
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Common Pleas Court
John Bolin
Ceed
Gerald A. Mollica
Athens
Gerald Gold
Cleveland
Carol Joyce Eisenstein
Harold Shields
Charles Cochran
Miss Eisenstein
Gold
Union Grill
Cochran
Miss Eisentein
Ohio University
Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital Albany Parents Elliott Name
Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott Albany have a son. Admitted patients include William Pratt Annie McColley Margaretta Wood Mary Niggemeyer Mrs Gladys Chute Mrs Dianna Brooks Mrs Brenda Schafer all of Athens Mrs Lawrence Skinner Amesville Route 1 Mrs Norma Stansbaugh Amesville Mrs Hilda Pidcock Athens Route 1 Mary Lee Savage Chauncey Dismissals include Norman W Rogers Mrs Mathew Chojnacki Clarence Casteel Kate Reed Erma Roberts Mrs Guy Sapp Mrs James Gates
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William Pratt
Annie McColley
Margaretta Wood
Mary Niggemeyer
Gladys Chute
Dianna Brooks
Brenda Schafer
Athens
Lawrence Skinner
Amesville
Norma Stansbaugh
Hilda Pidcock
Mary Lee Savage
Chauncey
Norman W. Rogers
Mathew Chojnacki
Clarence Casteel
Kate Reed
Erma Roberts
Guy Sapp
James Gates
Unoccupied Auto Struck By B and O Train
An eastbound B and O freight struck an unoccupied car at the Luhrig crossing early Thursday. The abandoned vehicle, left by Ohio University student Charles W. Lee Jr. of Martins Ferry after wheel trouble, was struck as it left a curve on Salem Luhrig Road. Lee was cited for conditional speed. train engineer was Howard Freeman.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Luhrig Crossing
State Highway Patrol
Charles W. Lee Jr
Ohio University
Martins Ferry
Salem-Luhrig Rd
County Rd
Lee
Howard Freeman
Chillicothe
Rockefeller Talks Dissent Rights At Ohio University
Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller spoke at Memorial Auditorium in Athens addressing dissent and responsibility. He contrasted dissenters with flag and draft card burners, urged local control and state funding, and praised education expansion while noting federal overreach.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Columbus
Rockefeller
Arkansas General Assembly
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Richard Krabach
Ohio
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