Justice Douglas Weds 23-Year-Old College Grad in Buffalo
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas age 64 married Joan Martin 23 in a Buffalo Unitarian Universalist Church ceremony. The couple planned a month of camping in Montana and Washington after the wedding.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Joan Martin
Douglas
Martin
Unitarian Universalist
Montana
Washington
Mercedes H. Douglas
Justice
Hamilton Pair Held To Jury In Forgery Case
A Hamilton man and woman bound for Butler County grand jury after allegedly passing a forged money order for 100 dollars drawn on Beard's Patent Medicine. James R. Jones 26 and Sylvia Klein 21 face forgery charges related to 34 stolen orders from Portsmouth. Bond set at 1000 each.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
James R. Jones
Sylvia Klein
American Express
Beard
Portsmouth
Suspensions Hit Local Liquor License Holders in Columbus
Three Columbus liquor license holders drew suspensions from the Liquor Control Commission. Orville Whitman of Whitman's Bar 901 S Main St faces 16 days for possession of liquor on premises without permit. Fred Wilson Jr of Wilson's Market 1103 Young St faces 28 days for sale to minors. Blythe Williams Post 231 of American Legion 836 Eighth Ave faces suspension for delinquent taxes from Aug 25 until paid. A separate case against William Perrin of Rainbow Inn 1301 Garfield St cited illegal possession.
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Orville Whitman
Whitman’s Bar
S. Main St
Fred Wilson Jr
Wilson's Market
Young St
Blythe Williams Post
American Legion
Eighth Ave
William Perrin
Rainbow Inn
Garfield St
Area Residents Pass CPA Exams
Robert J. Marischen and Melvin A. Baker of Hamilton and Judith Roush of Oxford were among 137 Ohioans earning passing grades in the recent CPA examinations. The State Board of Accountancy announced results for 703 candidates in Columbus in May.
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Robert J. Marischen
Melvin A. Baker
Hamilton
Judith Roush
Oxford
State Board of Accountancy
Columbus
Speedy Bandits Raid Shaker Heights Home for Gems
Two well dressed robbers entered the apartment of Ephreim and Gussie Horowitz in Shaker Heights and tied them up with curtain cord. In five minutes they stole jewelry and furs valued at about 22 thousand dollars and $670 in cash, ripping a diamond ring from Horowitz’s finger. Both victims were harmed and Horowitz received medical treatment.
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Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Ephreim Horowitz
Horowitz
Gussie
Horses Ain't For Freeways In Denver
Denver AP reports James Anderson Ronald Befus and Melvin Befus were riding horses on a freeway below 55 mph when a highway patrolman arrested them for careless driving and being on a highway with non motorized vehicles. Irving Ettenberg filed charges. The note adds New York City logged over 26,900 ship arrivals and departures in 1962.
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Denver
James Anderson
Ronald Befus
Melvin Be‘fus
Irving Ettenberg
New York City
Antioch sit-in students sentenced in Ohio court
Seventeen Antioch College protesters convicted of a May 18 barber shop sit-in in Yellow Springs received 30 day suspended sentences and $35 fines plus $263.23 in costs in Greene County Court. Lawyer Asher Bogin said an appeal to a higher court is likely.
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Antioch College
Greene County
Ohio
Reynold C. Hoefflin
Antioch Committee For Racial Equality
Asher Bogin
Common Ipleas Court
U.S. District Court
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Weds College Grad
Allegheny College
Meadville
Miss Martin
Agency For International Development (Aid
John H. Martin
Williamsville
Goose Prairie
Yakima
Wash
Connecticut
Goldendale
Mildred Riddle
la Grande, Ore
Mathew Riley
Waneta St
Grand
J. T Lamb
Riley
Paul Botts
Navaho St
Kathleen Botts
Thomas
Sheriff's
Billy R. Helton
Martha Drive
Helton
Kenneth L. Short
Beatrice Drive
Hervel Brandon
Dayton
Liquor Control Commission
Belvedere
Xenia, Ohio
Vere
Gegner
Groes
Hoefflin
Haiti
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
U. GA
Bernat
Scandia
Skein
Famous Name Woolens
Dan River
Notion
Dacron G&g
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