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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1965
Page
9
A 13-year-old boy confessed to police that he strangled his 11-year-old brother after a dispute and Bible tearing. He described dragging the body to a garage, dumping it, and planned to face juvenile authorities as Texas law restricts murder trials for those under 17.
The article lists Martin a's main exports as sugar bananas rum pineapples and cacao beans highlighting the island's agricultural output. The focus is on the island's trade commodities and economic profile.
U S marshals arrested 16 white men in Neshoba County Mississippi tied to a Justice Department case against Klan inspired plot that killed three civil rights workers. Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price were among those taken to Meridian for bond hearings.
Barbara Wilder, eight, died in St Luke's Hospital after suffering severe burns when her clothing caught fire at a friend's home on Thursday.
In Columbus Ohio Governor James A Rhodes looms as a potential beneficiary of the upcoming selection for Republican state chairman. With Ray C Bliss stepping down April 1 a new leader could boost Rhodes status and power while preserving party machinery. Early contenders include John Andrews of Toledo and Kent B McGough of Lima.
In Canberra AP report, Health Minister Reginald Swartz says overseas travelers arriving in Australia must disinfect their footwear. The rule targets anyone who has worked on a farm or in meat packing, slaughterhouses, or contact with farm animals in the prior three months.
A Circleville motorist 31, Thomas H. Bergin, died in a head on collision on U S 33 south of Circleville. The other driver, Mary Robert 43, of Parkersburg West Virginia, was injured. Bergin worked for Hoffman Kuhn Co Columbus.
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