Remarkable AP Kennedy Book Response Draws Wide Orders
The Associated Press reports unprecedented demand for The Torch Is Passed a lavish illustrated account of Kennedy's assassination Nearly 500 AP member papers including The Journal participate with potential sales near a million The 35 000 word text by four AP writers includes unpublished material and a step by step account from White House to Arlington Scheduled for early January delivery at $2 per copy not to be sold in stores.
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Associated Press
Journal
Saul Pettall
Kennedy
White House
Texas
Arlington
The
Georgetown
Jacqueline Kennedy
N” St
Willoughby man bound over on burglary and forgery charges
Robert Maddie 24 of Willoughby bound over to the Butler County grand jury on burglary and forgery for a Dec 6 claim involving a $65.51 Sohio check at Tytus Ave and Verity Pkwy. Bond set at $1,000. Another bound over was Rodney Barker 20 on burglary tied to a $120 Emmitt Gilbert theft at 2910 Selden Rd with $2,500 bond. Additional city court fines were imposed for various offenses.
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Robert Maddie
Willoughby
Butler County Grand Jury
Sohio Station
Tytus Avenue
Verity Parkway
J. T. Lamb
Maddie
Parkway
Rodney Lee Barker
Fairmount Ave
Emmitt Gilbert
Selden
Barker
Walter Flanagan
Park St
Girard Avenue
Curtis Street
Flanagan
Relief Funds To Go Prior To Christmas
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy said 2.5 million dollars in poor relief funds will be advanced to all 88 counties about a week before Christmas. The rapid distribution responds to requests from counties where relief funds are exhausted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
How Was Dog To Know Running Man A Cop
Cincinnati police canine Max bit Patrolman Jerry Runnels during a chase of a fleeing motorist. Lt. Robert Welz said dogs are trained to grab a running man only when commanded by their handler. Runnels treated and released from General Hospital. The stolen car involved appeared amid a harvest-time fish note.
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Max
Cincinnati Police Department
Jerry Runnels
Runnels
James Kirk
Kirk
Itve
Robert Welz
Police Canine Corps
General Hospital
Robert Kennedy Quietly Returns to Public Life
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy eases back into public duties after his brother’s funeral. He attends a ground breaking ceremony in the city, offers no statements, and limits interviews while remaining in the post as long as President Johnson wishes.
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Robert Kennedy
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Two Killed in Plane Crash in Culliacan Mexico
Owner pilot Wallace A. Smith of Toledo died alongside New York realtor Stanley H. Hoffman and Alberto Torres of Mexico's Security Service in a Beechcraft crash. A second Mexican, Manuel Cedillo, survived with critical injuries.
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Culliacan
Mexico
Wallace A. Smith
Toledo
New York
Stanley H. Hoffman
Alberto Torres
Manuel Cedillo
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Coral
Robes
Ross
Lawrence Rex Arnett
Manchester Ave
Lester Carroll Roddenberry
George Smith
Hill Ave
J. B. Horn
Dubois Road
Franklin
Harley
River St
Cincinnati
Bob
Millay
Orion
Trifari
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