Five Held for Grand Jury in Busy Municipal Court
Five defendants were bound over to the Butler County grand jury by Middletown attorney John Crist in a busy session. Krause faces second degree manslaughter in the July 2 crash that killed Joyce DeHart, while Staton is charged with raping a woman on Oxford State Road. Sorrell allegedly broke into Marvin's TV and took a clock radio, and Keith and Mrs. Patrick are charged with cashing an $82 insurance check. Additional cases included driving and theft charges with various bonds set.
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Butler County
Grand Jury
John Crist
Middletown
J. T. Lamb
Robert Wayne Krause
Yankee Road
Robert Staton
Pershing Ave
William R. Sorrell
Iglehart St
Raymond Keith
N. Broad St
Janet Fatrick
Malvern St
Krause
Joyce DeHart
Howe Road
Trenton
Edward L. Gentry
Germantown
Verity Parkway
Central Avenue
Krause Auto
Engle’s
Staton
Oxford-State Road
Sorrell
Marvin
Central Ave
Manchester Avenue
Keith
Patrick
University Boulevard
ROUSE
West Avenue
Ohio
L.F Co. J
LAM
Dorgan
Actor Tommy Noonan in Critical After Brain Surgery
Hollywood actor producer Tommy Noonan 45 remained in critical condition at West Hills Doctors Hospital after brain tumor removal surgery. Doctors had not yet determined if the tumor was malignant. Noonan, married with six children, was to begin an Australian tour in 22 weeks.
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Hollywood
Tommy Noonan
West Hills Doctors Hospital
Noonan
Youths Catch Baby Dropped From Window In Bronx Fire
In a Bronx fourth floor blaze a mother Lorna Simmons dropped her 13 month old Tau into the arms of passing youths who formed a net then handed the child to neighbors. Simmons was rescued by two firemen and a fire official urged finding the brave teenagers.
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New York
Bronx
Lorna Simmons
Tau
Japanese Set Off Man-Made Quake in Central Japan
Japanese seismologists detonated one ton of dynamite in an abandoned Gifu mine to trigger a man-made quake directed by Dr. Takanori Ogiwara of Tokyo University. The artificial quake was felt in 22 locations across central Japan.
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Tokyo
Gifu
Takanori Ogiwara
Tokyo University
Seismological Institute
Japan
Student Power Compared to Tammany Hall at UCSB
Dr. Robert M. Hutchins former president of the University of Chicago compared student power to Tammany Hall at a three day national campus leaders meeting in Santa Barbara He urged activists to focus on university purpose and education rather than political maneuvering during discussions on Vietnam and sexual freedom he expressed disappointment in the leaders attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Tammany Hall
Hutchins
Center For the Study of Democratic
Shirley Temple to Reveal Plans for Congress Run
Shirley Temple Black plans a news conference in San Mateo California to end speculation about a 1950s style run for Congress Republican nomination for the J Arthur Younger seat. A spokesman declined further details.
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Shirley Temple
San Mateo
Calif
Shirley Temple Black
Congress
J. Arthur Younger
Red Astronauts Prepare For Water Landings
Soviet cosmonauts practice parachute landings in water as part of return from space, with Red Star noting past ground landings and one fatal ground abort. Article hints at water landings for cosmonauts while ships’ landing methods remain undisclosed.
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Moscow
Krasnaya Zvezda
Red Star
Cecil Hall
Ruby M. Hall
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Hearing Continued for five men tied to KKK signs incident
Five men including Middletown resident Walker Rowland Jr were charged after a Saturday Lincoln Heights incident involving KKK signs and Confederate flags. The case now continues to September 14. other arrestees include L A Smith Blanchester Robert Lawson and Robert Brown of Cincinnati.
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Middletown
Lincoln Heights
Walker Rowland Jr
Burbank Ave
H. Rap Brown
Parkie
Scott
Oregonia
Warren County
KKK
L. A. Smith
Blanchester
Robert Lawson
Robert Brown
Cincinnati
Excavator Hints Camelot Link At South Cadbury Britain
Excavation leader Leslie Alcock reports early success at South Cadbury in Somerset on the Arthurian site. Volunteers and a Wheeler committee push digs into a 6th century fortification with pottery and metal finds linking to King Arthur era and plan further work into 1968 spring.
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South
Cadbury
England
Arthur
Camelot
Leslie Alcock
Mortimer Wheeler
Somerset
Dorset
Mortimer
Henry VIII
John Leland
Alcock
South Cadbury
Sanitary Fair Stamps of 1861, Tuberculosis Cause Origins
The forerunners of modern Christmas seals and tuberculosis stamps began with the sanitary fair stamps issued in 1861, marking an early effort to raise funds and awareness for public health.
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S. Main
Sarah Smith
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Charles Conele
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Lector Collier
Mary Etta St
Walter D. Profitt
Sunset St
James L. Center
15Th Ave
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Manchester Ave
Paul Taulbee
Finley St
Edward Bush
Sheridan Ave
Arthur J. Baker
Young St
Robert W. Duff
S. Broad St
Sar Zon Post
Miami Valley
Aly
Charlie Reeder
Harry F. Walse
Said
Donald M. Gose
Men’s & Childrens
Roosevelt Ave
Belvedere
Daniel
Stevens
Tempie Mae Stevens
Daniel B Stevens
Harry F. Walsh
Sallie A. Babbington
Sally A. Babbington
L H. Babbington
Margaret Hannah Trenton
L. H. Babbington
Hio
Seid County
Ben M. Kitchen
James Thomas Hutchens
Jim Hutchens
Mary Hutchens
Said County
John A. Crist
John Sheehan
Rita Fitzwater
Monroe
Robert B. Dell
Lew Middletown
Hamilton County
Excavator
Department of Archelogy
University College
Cardiff
U.S
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Hill Bros
RITZ
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