Rights leaders charge Laskey jury biased in Bowman case
In Cincinnati, civil rights leaders claim the murder trial of Laskey, a white laborer and musician charged with killing Barbara Bowman, was tainted by an all white jury. They argue the verdict was based on circumstantial evidence and racial bias, noting a Black juror was dismissed. Laskey’s attorneys vow a new trial as sentencing awaits.
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Cincinnati
Congress of Racial Rigsters
Asa Jr
Ostes
Norto Laskey
Barbara Bowman
Laskey
Common Pleas
Woory
George E. Ferguson
Ohio Legislators Face Taxes Schools and Welfare Issues
The 107th Ohio General Assembly, nearing the end of its 14th week, remains gridlocked over taxes, schools, and welfare with the controversial Bond Commission and reapportionment looming. GOP leaders struggle to explain Issue 1 and issue 2 while lawmakers pass only routine measures and await decisive ballot outcomes.
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Columbus
Ohio
107Th
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Bond Commission
Bond Commission
James A. Rhodes
House
Senate
Cappolino Rights Violated In Murder Trial
Naples Florida AP reports defense attorney F Lee Bailey contends Dr Charles Joseph Umberger chief toxicologist for New York City acted under pressure from superiors when he refused to discuss the case with defense attorneys before the trial Umberger was involved in chemical analysis related to the case.
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Naples, Fla
F. Lee Bailey
Carmela Coppolino
Coppolino
Bailey
Umberger
New York City
Amberger
Lynn Silvertooth
Moose Governor Elected at Middletown Lodge Session
Reynolds Nairn was elected governor of Middletown Lodge 501, succeeding Raymond C. Black. William Theiss was named junior governor, with Douglas Brandenburg prelate, trustees Lindsey Whitt two and Elmer Stewart two, John Wyatt one, M. S. Proctor secretary, A. W. Emmons treasurer. Duties start May 1, installation May 4. Layoff: Legion Moose monthly meeting in Lebanon at 2 p.m. Sunday and District 1 meeting in Middletown April 23 at 2 p.m.
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Legion of Moose
Lebanon
Middletown Lodge
Supreme Court Faces Wiretap Questions on Eavesdropping
In Washington a two hour hearing explored whether New Yorks wiretap law aligns with the Constitution. Chief Justice Warren and Justice Brennan described legalized eavesdropping as a legal bugging practice, while experts argued court rulings vary on wall penetration and instrument use.
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Washington
Supreme Court Jusknell
Earl Warren
New York
William J. Brennan Jr
Manhattan
Chicago
Brennan
Warren
U.S
Supreme Court
Constitutional
Ralph Berger
Berger
Joseph E. Brill
New York City
H. Richard Uviller
Miami Dr Harrington To Speak At Commencement
Miami University selects Dr Fred Harrington president of Wisconsin since 1962 as 10 am commencement speaker at Withrow Court He will receive an honorary LHD and Richard Canright Miami graduate will receive a DSc Birch Bayh Indiana senator will speak at the 2 pm session and receive an LL D Harrington noted for national leadership in higher education and authorship of forty books.
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Oxford
Miami University
Fred H. Harrington
Harrington
University of Wisconsin
Withrow Court
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
Richard B. Canright
U. S
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Refining Official Completes Course at Wittenberg University
John A. Thomas production manager at the Water Refining Co. finished a fourth level course in Wittenberg University management development program today. The program covers human relations economics communications and business operations.
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John A. Thomas
The
Water Refining Co
Wittenberg University
Wittenberg
Adventist Communion Set at Seventh-day Church
Holy communion will be observed at the worship service at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Seventh-day Adventist Church on S Main Street. Officiating will be the pastor Rev. Marshall M Wright. Sabbath school convenes at 9:30 and the youth vesper service is at 7:30 tonight.
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Seventh - Day Adventist Church
S. Main Street
Marshall M. Wright
Franklin Driver Cited In Accident
Police cited Mey Marie Spenser for failure to yield after a two car crash on East Fourth Street at 7 15 am today. Spenser turning into her driveway collided with Lois Jeap Baker driving from 24 Moreland Drive. Damages were $800 to Bakers car and $150 to Spenser vehicle.
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Mey
Marie Spen
E. Fourth St
E. Fourth Street
Spencer
Lois Jeap Baker
Moreland Drive
Baker
Spencer Auto
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Ronald Mott
Parma
Cuyahoga
Wright State University
Dayton
Civil Service
Middletown
Lerry J. Tempieten
Cappolino
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Stauble
Fred Harrington
Wisconsin
High Court
Tions
State Liquor Authority
Joseph A. Sarafite
Dr. Harrington
Adventist Communion
Franklin
Renal Waa D
Jack Christy
Junior Petites
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Monroe
Christy Ae
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Dick Monroe
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