Dayton Lists Sunday Targets
Montgomery County officials released a list of store types to be targeted in a first phase crackdown on Ohio Sunday closing law violators. Department stores auto agencies five and dime hardware appliance clothing novelty dry goods millinery and shoe stores are included with groceries notably absent. Violations selling groceries on Sunday are illegal under state law. Officials plan to lobby the legislature starting Jan 7 for a Sunday sales law revision. Sheriff Bernard Keiter said warnings will be issued to violators the Sunday before the crackdown begins Jan 6.
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Dayton. Ohio
Montgomery County
Ohio
Sherif
Bernard Keiter
Cleveland woman placed on probation for baby abandonment
Miss Ann Wims, 33, received two years probation after admitting she wrapped her newborn in newspapers and left her in a refuse can on Cleveland's East Side Oct 13. An apartment custodian found the infant and she is reported to be getting along at the hospital.
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Miss Ann Wims
Common Pleas Court
Daniel H. Wasserman
No Progress In Cleveland Paper Strike
Cleveland two week newspaper strike persists with negotiations stalled. Plain Dealer and Press and News meet with striking Cleveland Newspaper Guild as talks show no signs of near agreement on job security union security and wages.
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Cleveland
Morning Plain Dealer
Press and News
Cleveland ‘Newspaper Guild
Guild
Sidney Jackson
Youth Who Threatened Kennedy Sentenced to Institution
Birmingham AP report states James B. Hubka 20 of Ensley Alabama was declared mentally incompetent to stand trial for allegedly sending a threatening letter to a Justice Department official about President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy. A federal judge ordered commitment to a Springfield Missouri institution after Secret Service arrest.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Kennedy
James B. Hubka
Ensley
Howard B. Stevens
Springfield
Hubka
Secret Service
Ahigh
Justice Department
Robert F .Kennedy
Pat Boone film denied seal by censors shocks star
HOLLYWOOD AP Pat Boone reacts to The Main Attraction being rejected for a film seal by the Shurlock board. He vows edits or withholding, offering to work with producers on changes and insisting he would not release any picture without the seal. Producers share Boone's concern over potential theater losses.
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Hollywood
Pat Boone
Shurlock ‘Office
Europe
Boone
Beatnik
Nancy Kwan
Seven Arts Production
England
Walt Disney
Concrete Coffin Lab Opens at Newark Air Force Station
Newark Ohio AP reports the Newark Air Force Station opened a four story subterranean laboratory 65 feet deep to repair and calibrate guidance systems for Minuteman Titan Atlas Hounddog and Skybolt missiles. The 7 acre windowless complex sits on a 14 foot thick slab and features ultra sensitive vibration detecting equipment. Expansion cost hit 42 million with 33 million more in equipment installed. The facility was dedicated Thursday.
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Newark, Ohio
Air Force
Newark Air Force Station
Minuteman
Titan
Atlas
Hounddog
Skybolt
Heath
Water outage planned in South End Sunday
Two sections of the south end will have no water for three hours Sunday due to a fire hydrant replacement. Lan Rothe, utilities director, said Garfield Street between Jacoby and Woodlawn avenues and Grand Avenue between Garfield Street and the New York Central tracks will be affected from 8 to 11 a.m. Sunday.
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Lan Rothe
Garfield Street
Jacoby
Woodlawn
Grand Avenue
New York Central
Police Recover Stolen Car Belonging to Floyd Pitts
CITY POLICE recovered a stolen car belonging to Floyd Pitts of West Middletown yesterday at 10 50 p m on Garfield Street Pitts had reported the car stolen from behind the Sears Roebuck and Co store at 6 p m
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Floyd Pitts
West Middletown
Garfield Street
Pitts
Sears Roebuck and Co
Hat theft at Middletown High valued at $12
Gus Pantel of 1527 13 Central Ave reported to police that someone stole his hat from Middletown High yesterday. The hat was valued at twelve dollars.
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Gus Pantel
Central Ave
Middletown High
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