Penney Heiress Turns Self In
15 year old heiress Edith Jenk ins and 20 year old Donald Collins surrendered to San Diego police after a two week absence. They described hitchhiking from Mission Beach to Los Angeles then Big Sur before returning to San Diego to hear police wanted them. DeeDee is an heir to part of the J C Penney fortune. The pair were handed to county juvenile authorities and sheriff's deputies for further action.
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San Diego
Calif
Edith Angelia
DeeDee) Jenkins
Donald Collins
Mission Beach
Clarence Myers
DeeDee
Los Angeles
Collins
Big Sur
Anita Jarman Jenkins
J.C. Penney
Madelyn Martin
Derailing Fatal Near Cairo Claims Lima Man
Milton Yoakum a 58 year old railroad worker from Lyndon Ross County was killed near Cairo Allen County when a freight car shifted rails struck him in the head. The AD T I railroad car was carrying steel rails and derailed after rails slipped.
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Lima, Ohio
Milton Yoakum
Lyndon
Ross County
Cairo
Allen County
Yoakum
College draft dodge ad at Ohio State prompts probe
An AP report notes a campaign by Student Religious Liberals The Young Friends and The Young Friends of Peace at Ohio State University promoting conscientious objector alternatives to military service. The ad invites discussion on April 10 paid for by John Perrera. Ohio officials say background checks may follow any CO claim.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Viet Nam
OSU
Student Religious Liberals
The
Young Friends
Young Friends of Peace
Alfred Ferdi
Lantern
John Perrera
Arts College
Ohio
Selective Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Twelve Girls' State Delegates Named for Buckeye Event
Twelve girls from five area high schools were named local delegates to Buckeye Girls State at Capital University Columbus for June 18 to 26. Delegates are supported by sponsoring clubs in cooperation with the American Legion Auxiliary led by Mrs Victor L Wootan.
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Capital University
Columbus
Victor L. Wootan
The
Legion Auxiliary
Pinball Injunction Open To Destruction For Gambling Use
A Columbus judge altered a restraining order on pinball machines to allow destruction when used for gambling while preserving state possession of four seized machines. The revised order, issued by Common Pleas Judge Dana Reynolds, followed a meeting with Assistant Attorney General David Kessler and relates to a $400,000 suit against the Ohio Liquor Control Commission and the liquor director. The change enables the state to reclaim confiscated machines and maintains seizure authority until the case is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Common Pleas
Dana Reynolds
David Kessler
Reynolds
Dixie Music Co
Hamilton
Nicholas Music Co
Cincinnati
T They
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Donald D. Cook
Cook
Barberton Pvt Frederick A. Wentz Killed in Viet Nam
Pvt. Frederick A. Wentz of Barberton Ohio was listed by the Defense Department among men killed in Viet Nam combat. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Wentz. The report appeared on Thursday in the department's casualty notices.
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Washington
Frederick A. Wentz
Victor E. Wentz
Barberton
Ohio
Defense Department
McCabe Named Chairman In Cancer Drive
William McCabe of Monroe was named chairman of the merchants and small business division by Thomas McMurray, general crusade chairman of the American Cancer Society Middletown Butler Unit. Dan Humphreys leads the unit’s special promotion for 1966 Crusade as small business solicitation begins in Middletown. In Monroe Trenton and Madison Township solicitation and residential drive merge on April 22 23 and 24.
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William McCabe
Sunset Court
Monroe
Thomas McMurray
General Crusade
American Cancer Society
Middletown Butler
McMurray
Dan Humphreys
Hathaway ‘Drive
Middletown
Trenton
Madison Township
Seven Teenagers Charged With Draft Card Forgeries
Seven youths aged 17 to 19 face charges in Mount Gilead Ohio for making counterfeit draft cards and selling them for 1.50 to 5.00. Six suspects are from Mount Gilead and one from Mansfield. Two admitted producing at least 30 phony cards at their workplaces. Donna Heimlich of the Morrow County Draft Board had her name forged on the cards. FBI will decide further charges.
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Mount Gilead, Ohio
Mount Gilead
Mansfield
Budd A. Bratton
Donna Heimlich
Morrow County Draft Board
Bratton
FBI
Ohio panel names experts to draft new criminal code
Six criminal law experts were named to assist a legislative committee in drafting a new criminal code for the 1967 General Assembly. The appointees include law school deans Oliver Schroeder Jr. and Claude R. Sowle, Ohio State University professor Lawrence Herman, James L. Young of the Ohio Legal Central Institute, William G. Harrington of the Ohio State Bar Association research staff, and State Rep. John C. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Max Dennis
R-Clinton
Oliver Schroeder Jr
Western Reserve
Claude R. Sowle
University of Cincinnati
Lawrence Herman
Ohio State University
James L. Young
Ohio Legal Central Institute
William G. Harrington
Ohio State Bar Association
Ada State
John C. McDonald
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Penney
Anita Jenkins
Eugene B. Sive
Goodyear Service Store
Manchester
N. Broad Middletown
Germantown RD
Verity Pkwy
Richard's
Richards
Middletown High
Charla L. Saylor
Central Ave
Dena A. Morris
Aberdeen Drive
Barbara J. Wendt
Hampton Place
Jennie M. Fstill
Timber Trail Drive
Armco
Lemon-Monroe
Valerie D. Waldner
Middletown-Hamilton
Elizabeth L. Wiley
Ohio Ave
Tri-Hi-Y
Fenwick
Margaret E. Cain
Milton Court
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Land Jama Sebald
Euclid St
Madison
Matilda J. Sharrett
Germantown Road
Sandra K.fisher
Mossman Road
American Business Women’s
Barberton GI
McCabe
Laura Williams
Crawford St
Verity
Woodside Cemetery
Vou
Orig
Collec
Yellow
Green
Navy
Mabley’s
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