Didn't Intend To Kall Her Barnett Trial Testimony
Barnett testified that he did not intend to kill or rob Hattie C. Lewis and described a dizzy spell after finding her body with a knife. He said the events began Sunday evening, December 18, in Lindenwald and that the scene sickened him. He admitted arranging to have his son dispose of bloodied clothes to shield younger neighbors. The defense opened with his account after the state rested.
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Hamilton
Roscoe C. Barnett
Hattie C. Lewis
Peck's Addition
Barnett
Fatal crash claims Harold F. McGuigan near Congerville
Harold F. McGuigan a 66 year old resident of Fairview Park Ohio was killed when his car veered off the road near Congerville and struck a guard rail Monday emergency responders said.
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Congerville, Til
Harold F. McGuigan
Fairview Park
Cleveland
Ohio
Worthmore Receives Certificate at Brand Names Foundation Dinner
The Worthmore Clothes Shop of Middletown earned a certificate of distinction in the men’s wear category at the Brand Names Foundation annual awards dinner in Chicago. President Jerome A. Shapero said Worthmore was among 2,000 candidates and one of 25 winners nationwide, the only Ohio retailer to receive the honor. Awards have been given for 20 years by the foundation representing brand-name manufacturers and dealers.
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Worthmore Clothes Shop
Middletown
Brand Names Foundation
Chica
Jerome A. Shapero
Worthmore
Shapero
Ohio
The
Foundation
Pregnancy Is Not A Sanctuary Ruling Upheld
Cedar Rapids Iowa AP Judge William R Eads denied a writ of habeas corpus sought by 26 year old prisoner Mrs Richard Schnor arguing pregnancy cannot shield illegal activity. He warned granting the writ could set a precedent freeing major female criminals if pregnant. She remains jailed for parole violation and forging a false check and must finish her term.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Richard Schnor
Sheriff Hixon Returns to Duty After Surgery
Hamilton Butler County Sheriff James F. Hixon resumed duties yesterday after recovering at his Oxford home from abdominal surgery in Cincinnati several weeks ago.
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Hamilton
Butler County
James F. Hixon
Oxford
Cincinnati
Supreme Court upholds union boycott and prefabricated ban
The Supreme Court rules 5 to 4 that unions may boycott shipments to protect local jobs and upholds contracts barring prefabricated materials in construction. The decision centers on hot cargo provisions of Taft Hartley and Landrum Griffin laws, with Justices Brennan Warren Harlan White Fortas in the majority. Justices Stewart Black Douglas Clark dissent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Landrum-Griffin
Congress
William J. Brennan Jr
Philadelphia
National Labor Relations Board
U.S. Circuit Court
Chicago
Brennan
Earl Warren
John M Harlan
Byron R. White
Abe Fortas
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
William O Douglas
Tom C. Clark
Court Will Hear Land Dispute Between Michigan and Ohio
The Supreme Court allowed Michigan to sue Ohio over a wedge of Lake Erie. Both states claim the 200 square mile area with possible oil minerals and gas. The dispute intensified after Canada found oil on its side of the boundary.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan
Ohio
Lake Erie
Canada
Supreme Court rejects Dacey challenge on state bar statutes
The Supreme Court declined Norman F. Dacey's bid to rule on the constitutionality of state statutes that bar non lawyers from practicing law without defining practice. Dacey, an estate planner and author, argued vagueness. He faces actions in Fairfield County Connecticut and New York, with cases in about 40 states.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Norman F. Dacey
Dacey
Bar
Fairfield County
Conneis Appeal
New York State
Oberlin OKs 1 Percent City Income Tax
Oberlin council passes emergency measure imposing a one per cent city income tax effective July 1. Voters may petition for a referendum in November with about 290 signatures. Previous tax proposals failed in 1962 and 1963.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Successful Investing Return Can Be Sure For Longer Period
Reader asks how to boost retirement income beyond savings and Social Security. Adviser warns against guaranteed safety, suggests bonds with call protection and selected dividend stocks, listing American Telephone and Telegraph, Bethlehem Steel, US Steel, Lone Star Gas, and others. In a second letter, grandchild college funds could grow by investing $5,000 initially in growth stocks like American Home Products, Becton Dickinson, General Telephone, Consolidated Foods, and Holiday Inns over the next decade.
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Bethlehem Steel
U.S Steel Common
Lone Star Gas
J.C
American Home Products
Becton, Dickinson
General Telephone
Consolidated Foods
Holiday Inns
Spear
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Albert Messer
Brand Names Foundations, Inc
Janet
MAGEE
Manchester RD
Vannest ST
Kemper Insurance
Kemper
AS Rubin Insurance
North Clinton
Cosa
Sheriff Hixon
Oberlin Council OK
Roger E. Spear
Melampy
Storkline
Fleur de Lis
Taylor Tot
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