National Urban Development Bank Proposal Moves City Aid
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey proposed a multibillion dollar National Urban Development Bank to underwrite federal loans for inner city redevelopment. Nixon nears GOP lead with 478 of 667 pledged delegates as Rockefeller pushes gun control. Harris poll shows Rockefeller gaining independents but losing Republicans to Nixon.
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More Firms and People Needed to Expand JA
Junior Achievement of Middletown, the largest JA program by per capita, faced a 55 percent rejection rate of applicants last September as 451 high school students were turned away. Gerald D. Scott urged Rotary Club members for more corporate counsel, adult advisers, funds, and facilities to expand and keep pace with a growing population.
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Junior Achievement of
Middletown
Gerald D. Scott
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Scott
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Mason Woman Injured In Crash
A Mason woman, Lesse Hodge, 27, suffered minor injuries when her station wagon was struck by a truck at U S 42 and Cox Road in Union Township. She was taken to Mercy Hospital and later released.
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Hamilton
U. S. 42
Cox Road
Union Township
Lesse Hodge
Circle Drive
Mason
Mercy Hospital
Fee-Splitting at SEC Probe Dominates Opening Hearings
The SEC inquiry into stock trading costs centers on fee-splitting with Pershing & Co. and Michael J. Heaney & Co. subpoenaed to testify. Officials discuss minimum rate structures, volume discounts, and how rebates may be hidden in transactions among NYSE and AMEX members.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Commission
Pershing & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Michael J. Heaney & Co
American Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Robert M. Bishop
Exchange
Justice Department
New York
Bishop
Adkins Acquitted of First Degree Murder in Tavern Shooting
In Butler County, Ronald Adkins 23 of Hamilton was found not guilty of a first degree murder charge for the April 28 shooting at Fishville Tavern. A separate count of shooting to wound in the bartender Ralph Wilmot’s arm remains pending. The jury deliberated about three and a half hours. Adkins testified self defense saying the Wright shooting was reflex. He was released on 2500 bond to attend his father’s funeral in Kentucky, killed earlier by a car strike.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Ronald Adkins
Lee Ave
Adkins
Ova Earl Wright
Fishville Tavern
New London Road
Here
Ralph Wilmot
Cramer
Kentucky
Calvin Adkins
Prospect Rt. 1
U. S. 42
Oldham County
Wright
Two Girls Drown In Farm Pond Near Quincy
In Bellefontaine Ohio two 12 year old girls Gayla Doseck and Kay Thompson drowned after swimming in a farm pond Monday. The bodies were recovered from the pond at the Doseck home.
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Bellefontaine, Ohio
Quincy Area
Gayla Lynn Doseck
Kay Thompson
Doseck
Four Ohioans Named Among Vietnam War Casualties
The Defense Department released names of four more Ohioans killed in Vietnam. Edward Heiser of Cleveland and James Niehaus of Cincinnati were killed in action, Yancey Smith Jr. of Columbus also died in action, while Michael Walker of Fredericksburg died not as a result of hostile action.
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Columbus, Ohio
Defense Department
Edward Heiser
Cleveland
James Niehaus
Cincinnati
Yancey Smith Jr
Columbus
Army
Michael Walker
Fredericksburg
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