Wounded Burglary Suspect Dies in Ohio Incident
Jerome Hensley 44 of Newport Kentucky, wounded by Butler County deputy during a Jan 15 break in at the Venice Pavilion Ross, died at Fort Hamilton Hospital. Deputy Charles Thomas fired as Hensley fled. companion escaped. Eugene Simpson 19 Covington arrested outside. Gun found in car and another near trash container. Hensley to Klaus Weigel Funeral Home.
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Ross
Thomas
Hensley
Eugene James Simpson
Covington
Klaus Weigel
Beating Suspect Teens Held After Valley Drive-In Incident
A 19-year-old man and two juveniles aged 14 and 16 were detained today in connection with a reported beating of 17-year-old Danny Flick of Seven Mile. The assault occurred in the Valley Drive-In Theater restroom Saturday night. Flick reported a knife threat during the robbery attempt. Harding, 19, of Park Ave Seven Mile, faces assault with intent to rob charges. Juveniles referred to Juvenile Court.
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Hamilton
Seven Mile
Valley Drive-In
Here
Sheriff's Deputies
Danny R. Flick
N. Main St
Ray Thomas
Flick
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Stephen W. Harding
Park Ave
Japanese Radicals Plan More Anti U S Protests
In Sasebo and Tokyo, radical students and leftists announced further anti war demonstrations as the nuclear powered carrier Enterprise and Truxton left Hawaii bound for Vietnam. Police used tear gas and water jets after clashes injuring dozens. thousands of Socialists and Communists protested at bases and city streets.
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Japan
U.S
Enterprise
US Naval Base
Truxton
Hawaii
Vietnam
Yokohama
Tokyo
U.S. Naval Base
Cincinnatians Held In Nashville Patrolman Shooting
Ralph Canady admitted being present at the scene when Nashville Patrolman Thomas Johnson was shot and killed. Five Cincinnati men including John Alexander, Charles Herron and William Allen face murder and felonious assault charges. Parker and Canady surrendered in Cincinnati. Johnson died at the scene. Thomasson remained hospitalized with improved condition.
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Donald Barton
Barton
W. A. McDaniel
Nashville
Canady
Cincinnati
Steve Parker
Parker
John W. Alexander
Charles Lee Hebron
William G. Allen
Johnson
Charles Wayne Thomasson
General Sessions Court
Sam Galloway
Thomasson
Ohio
Alexander
Herron
Allen
Cincinnati Sgt William Nearl Killed in UK Car Crash
US Air Force Sgt William Nearl of Cincinnati died Saturday in a highway collision near Weston on the Green Oxfordshire on the way to his wedding. Also killed were his English prospective father in law Kurt Otto Thomas and Airman David F. Vaca of Tracy California.
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England
U. S. Air Force
William Nearl
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nearl
Kurt Otto Thomas
David F. Vaca
Tracy
Calif
Oxfordshire
Weston-on-the-Green
State's Road Toll Reaches 13 in Weekend Deaths
Five fatalities Sunday raised the state's weekend traffic death toll to 13. The weekend offered milder weather than the prior snowy period, and the toll was three higher than the snow-clogged previous weekend. The count began at 6 p.m. Friday and ended at midnight Sunday.
Cincinnati Teachers Prepare Strike Amid Negotiations
About 725 Cincinnati Teachers Union members would strike if a proposed contract is rejected by School Superintendent Paul Miller. The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 18 backs the CTU, while the Cincinnati Teachers Association has sanctioned the school board and plans to limit activities to teaching. Negotiations rights and wage increases drive the dispute.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Teachers Union
Richard Kiley
Kiley
Paul Miller
CTU
International Union of Operating Engineers Local
Miller
Cincinnati Teachers Association
Peace Benefit Draws 2,800 in New York
Hollywood and Broadway performers gathered at Philharmonic Hall Lincoln Center to raise funds for Democratic senators and congressmen opposing the Vietnam policy. The 2,800 attendees paid 10 to 250 dollars each. total proceeds were not disclosed. Notables included Senators Gruening and Morse and Representatives Brown Burton Edwards Dow Ryan Conyers.
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Hollywood
Vietnam
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Gruening
America
George E. Brown, Jr
Phillip Burton
Donald Edwards
California
John G. Dow
William F. Ryan
John Conyers
Michigan
Sicilians Refuse To Leave Muddy Earthquake Camps
In Sicily, survivors from the western quake refuse to abandon muddy tents despite cold rains. Many fear after shocks and losing their fields if they move to shelters in Palermo and surrounding towns. About 40,000 homeless. only a few thousand relocate to schools and government facilities. A convoy to Castelvetrano returned with five families. 201 bodies recovered. death toll projected higher. Two baby boys were born to quake survivors over the weekend.
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Palermo
Sicily
Trapan Marsala
Castelvetrano
Denture Paste FASTEETH Promises Better Fit and Comfort
Clinical tests show FASTEETH dentures can be up to 35 percent more effective for chewing and comfort. The product claims firm holds for upper and lower plates, no sour taste, and helps control denture odor. Regular dentist visits recommended. Available at drug counters.
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