Officials Tight Lip on Mississippi Grand Jury Hearing
Federal civil rights chief led the second day of testimony before a grand jury probing the 1964 slayings of Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney in Mississippi. Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Chief Deputy Cecil Price were among 21 men released after charges were dropped. Evidence includes a claimed Barnette confession. indictments hinge on civil rights violations.
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Jackson
Miss
John Doar
Justice Department
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
U.S
Biloxi
Cox
Horace Doyle Barnette
Cullen
Meridian
FBI
Barnette
Grand Jury
USS
Esther Carter
Bliss Declares He Will Not Seek Chair Unless Goldwater Asks
Ray Bliss of Ohio said he would accept the GOP chairmanship only if Barry Goldwater asked and fully supported him. The GOP considered a plan to force Dean Burch out, with a settlement potentially allowing him to remain until a later date, while Goldwater stayed away in Phoenix.
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Washington
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Bliss
Dean Burch
Ohio State
GOP
Goldwater
Burch
Chicago
William E. Miller
Columbus
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Republican Party
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Metals Group To Hear Talk On Steel Strength
Dr Morris Cohen of MIT will speak on Raising the Strength Level of Steel at the Dayton chapter meeting of the American Society for Metals. The event at the Dayton Engineers Club starts with dinner at 6 p.m. and a talk at 8 p.m. Dr T E Leontis will give a coffee talk as ASM national trustee.
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Morris Cohen
Ford
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dayton
American Society For Metals
Dayton Engineers Club
T. E. Leontis
ASM National
State liquor employee fined for selling to minor
Edward Royal, 57, a Cincinnati state liquor store employee, received a $250 fine and a 10 day jail term for selling liquor to a 17 year old girl. The jail term was suspended. Ohio Liquor Director Donald Cook praised the sentence and urged stricter penalties for permit holders who sell to minors.
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Cincinnati
Edward Royal
Ohio
Donald Cook
Royal
John W. Keefe
Cook
Akron Bus Firm Sues Drivers Over City Strike
The Akron Transportation Co filed a 400000 lawsuit against 155 members of Transportation Workers Union Local 1 after a Monday strike by about 30 000 riders lost service. The company seeks 250000 compensatory and 150000 punitive damages.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron Transportation Co
Transportation Workers Union Local 1
Robert Buchanan
ATC
Lovelace Named Cincinnati Municipal Court Judge
Gov. Rhodes announced the appointment of William N. Lovelace 64 as Cincinnati Municipal Court judge to succeed William J. Keating who resigned Dec 31 to join the Common Pleas Court. Lovelace will serve until a successor is elected and qualified next November.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
William N. Lovelace
Cincinnati
William J. Keating
Common Pleas Court
Lovelace
Ohio Legislature Debuts Teen Driver and Court Reform Bills
In Columbus the 106th General Assembly begins its week with bills to raise teen driver age to 18 and curb probationary licenses, plus major constitutional changes proposed by the Ohio State Bar Association to modernize courts under Supreme Court oversight. The two-week recess follows today’s session to allow for Johnson inauguration participation and bill prep.
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Ohio
Columbus
General Assembly
House
Senate
Johnson
Harry H. Mellwain
Hamilton
McKwain
Ohio State Bar Association
State Supreme Court
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Riggs
Broad St
Middletown
Barnitz Bank
Ole
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ervic Rank
Horace Barnette
Akron Bus Firm
Supreme Court
Woodside Cemetery
Ren
America
Central Ave
SAT
SUN
Cadillac
Rics
Heber Jones, Inc
Cilliae
Middletown, Ohi
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