Planner Of Jail Break Is Sentenced
William Butts, 26, the first escapee to be sentenced, pleaded guilty to escape from restraint, armed robbery and probation violation. He received three concurrent indeterminate terms at Mansfield Reformatory. Seven of 24 escapees remain at large as FBI nets another suspect, Anthony Riddle, 22, on unlawful flight charges.
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Gilbert Bettman
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Mansfield Reformatory
FBI
Anthony Riddle
GM Negotiations Resume Over Norwood GM Strike
Negotiations resumed today in the seven day old strike by about 4009 United Auto Workers union members at the General Motors Assembly Division in Norwood. The talks aim to end the walkout affecting GM production and local suppliers.
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Cincinnati
United Auto Workers Union
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Norwood
Brown Says No Beating At Lima State Hospital
Atty General William Brown says his office found no evidence that Lima State Hospital patients were beaten by attendants to influence testimony about mistreatment. He cites a black eye to Alton Morris as a scuffle with another inmate, not an assault by staff. Morris’ mother claimed additional abuse, while Gov. Gilligan’s office said no related letter had been received. A state grand jury had indicted 28 hospital staff last year over mistreatment charges, with one acquittal so far.
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Lima State Hospital
Brown
Alton Morris
Morris
DeHart Hubbard
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Bell Is Back In Lemon-Monroe Musical Con Man Now
David Bell returns to lead Harold Hill in Lemon-Monroe High School musical Music Man with Becky Cate as Marian Paroo. Evening shows run tonight tomorrow night and next Friday at 8. Admission is 1.25 for adults and 1 for students. reserved tickets 1.50 by calling the school.
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Winthrop
Harold Hill
Lemon-Monroe
Bell
Lebanon St
Harold
Becky Cate
Marian Paroo
Amanda Middle School
River City
Iowa
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Tom Buchanan
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John McClure
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Membership Drive Theme Is Announced
The Butler County Council for Retarded Children launches a drive with the theme If We Grow They Grow. Displays in Hamilton and Middletown showcase class and workshop items. Dues are 3 dollars per person or 5 per family to support Ohio Association for Retarded Children programs, newsletters, camps, sports, and equipment. join by mailing a check to Janet Phillips at 700 Corwin Ave, Hamilton.
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War powers bill debated as public backs limits grow
Washington AP report notes the fate of a bill to curb presidential war powers hinges on public reaction. Senators Ja vits Spong and Goldwater warn of constitutional and practical questions after 11 days of debate. The House backs a weaker version seeking prior consultations in emergencies.
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Probers Defend Subversives as Probe Review Draws Fire
Washington AP House Internal Security Committee defended a 55 000 word year in review accusing critics of unsubstantiated lies while praising public exposure of Communist influence in antiwar protests. Rep Ichord warned fewer innocents will join mass demonstrations while Rep Drinan condemned the report for libeling peace groups and the wider movement.
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Saxbe and Taft Vote In Favor On War Powers Bill
Washington AP reports Ohio Republicans William Saxbe and Robert Taft Jr. joined the Senate majority to approve a measure restricting the president's power to commit troops without congressional authorization. The vote marks a significant constraint on executive war powers and shapes how military action would require legislative approval.
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VA Clarifies Death Benefits For Vets
Veterans Affairs clarifies burial benefits for veterans and dependents amid inquiries. Benefits include a $250 burial allowance, national or state cemetery burial where space exists, eligibility for wartime and service-connected cases, a government headstone, and an American flag via VA. Warns of solicitations misrepresenting government ties. complete information available at VA offices and veteran service groups.
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Veterans Assistance Officer
Cleveland
National Cemetery
Nista
Veterans Service Organization
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