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Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

01 Dec 1963

Page 9

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Middletown Journal

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Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1963

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9

Pinball rings grow beyond city limits in Butler County

An off the record interview with a law enforcer details long running pinball operations in Butler County. Operators claim high weekly profits while local businesses fear closures as new ordinances ban all machines. Legal action seeks return of 22 confiscated devices and 10000 in damages.

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Butler County Middletown Middleton Charles Thompson James R. Howerton R. Brooke Alloway Columbus K & K Music Inc Howerton Hixon Sheriff's Association
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Today in History December 1, 1963 notable events

This day marks Roosevelt opening the Inter American Conference at Buenos Aires in 1936 expanding the Monroe Doctrine scope. Other entries include habeas corpus restored in 1865, Boy's Town founded in 1917, Lunga Point battle defeat in 1942, McCarthy censure in 1954, RCA motion picture demo in 1954, Chicago parochial school fire in 1959, and Nehru reassurance on Kashmir talks in 1962.

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Roosevelt Buenos Aires United States Edward Flanagan Boy's Town Omaha Neb Lunga Point Guadalcanal Senate Joseph McCarthy Wisconsin Radio Corp America Chicago Iindia Nehru Kashmir
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Kennedy's Wish Was Fulfilled

About 40,000 people formed a long line at Arlington National Cemetery under cloudy skies to pay homage to John F Kennedy. Paul Fuqua, a guide at the Custis Lee mansion, recalled Kennedy’s remark about the cemetery’s beauty and his desire to stay there.

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Washington Tolington National Cemetery Paul Fuqua Custis-Lee Kennedy Fuqua White House
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