Hamilton Seeks repeal of Ohio Sunday blue laws
Hamilton City Council approved seeking repeal of the 124 year old Sunday blue laws and delaying enforcement while an appeal to the U S Supreme Court proceeds. Four members urged a hands off stance, directing the city manager to press legislators and, if needed, Gov ONeill for a special session to abolish the law. Mayor Beckett and other council members led the push against enforcing restrictions on Rink's Bargain City and city recreational facilities.
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Hamilton
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Howard F. Wilson
William Beckett
James R. Sexton
Charles Jones
William O'Neill
Edward Beckett
Fred Grant
Bernard Kirsch
Arthur Wilson
Supreme Court
Rink
Dixie Highway
Herbert Mick
Beazley
Ohio Supreme Court
Butler County
Sun 1
Ice
Grent
Grant
Beckett
Robbers Enter Cincinnati Savings and Loan Co
Police hunted two shabbily dressed robbers who entered the Antonio Savings and Loan Co on Wednesday in Cincinnati AP report describing the incident and pursuit unfolding as officers searched for suspects.
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Cincinnati
Antonio Savings and Loan Co
Fifth Amendment Pleas Balk Probe Of Rackets
Senate rackets probe hears mob figures linked to labor and garment industries. Vito Genovese refuses detailed answers citing self incrimination amid questions on wartime ties to Mussolini and alleged Mafia influence. Witnesses include Russell Bufalino Thomas Luchese Abe Chait and James Plumeri.
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G. Milton Kelly
D. C. Dickey
Altoona
Washington
Senate
Italy
Mussolini
Genovese
Ing
East St. Louis
New York
Pennsylvania
James Plumeri
Russell Bufalino
Bufalino
Wee
Buster) Wortman
Shelton
Robert F. Kennedy
Thomas
Three Finger Brown
Luchese
L Abe Chait
Kennedy
Apalachin
N. Y
Ex Aides To Gov Craig Convicted In Bribe Case
Ex aides to Indiana Gov Craig Elmer Sherwood and William Sayer were convicted of conspiring to bribe and bribing state officials in highway equipment deals. jurors recommended 2 to 14 years and fines up to 15 000 dollars for bribery and 5 000 for conspiracy. Sentencing set for July 14 for Sherwood Sayer and Mogilner.
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Craig
Indianapolis
Elmer W
Doc) Sherwood
William E. Sayer
Marion County
Mogilner
Sherwood
Sayer
John G. Tinder
George N. Craig
Virgil W
Red) Smith
State Highway Commission
Sherwood and
Smith
Magic Puppets On Library Story Time Delights Young Listeners
Children at the Middle Town Public Library enjoyed a half hour performance by John Wolf a local amateur magician and puppeteer from 920 Catalpa Dr yesterday morning during Story Time.
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Middletown Public Library
John Wolf
Catalpa Dr
Hermit John Neroy Found Dead In Hideaway Near Birmingham
The hermit John H. Neroy, aged about seventy, died in his cave like hideaway near Tarrant and was found amid rusting cans and decaying belongings. Neighbors, led by J. F. Quick, offered funeral expenses if no relatives are located. Police searched the residence for belongings and possible clues, discovering books on languages and patents, and a bank book showing $180 in June plus seven dollars in his pocket.
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Birmingham
Ala
John H. Neroy
Tarrant
Potter's Field
Neroy
J. F. Quick
U S Ready With Troops For Lebanon
Gen Nathan F Twining says the United States would not seek an all out war but is prepared for any eventuality if U.S forces intervene in Lebanon. He notes intervention could be limited or full scale without nuclear arms and warns space conquest does not guarantee ground victory.
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Detroit
Nathan F. Twining
United States
Lebanon
U.S
Middle East
Twining
Joint Age Aero Club of
Michigan
Judge Shaves Half Beard Over Statehood Gag
Federal Judge J Frank McLaughlin shaved half his beard to mark Alaska statehood. He plans to shave the remaining half when Hawaii attains statehood. The 50 year old judge grew the beard while in Alaska last fall.
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Honolulu
J. Frank McLaughlin
Alaska
Hawaii
McLaughlin
Alaska Hurts Song Writers In Mardigras Title Change
Hollywood AP reports composers Sammy Fain and Paul Francis Webster rewrote the song for the film Mard Gras changing Bigger Than Texas to Bigger Than Alaska as they adjust lyrics to rhyme with Alaska. The piece centers on love described as bigger than.
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Hollywood
Alaska
Sammy Fain
Paul Francis Webster
Texas
Reds Say Nine Fliers Spying Charge Hits Probe
Moscow radio renewed claims that the unarmed U S transport downed in Soviet Armenia was on a SAC spying mission. Washington says the plane strayed on a routine courier flight. the nine crew are held in the Caucasus region awaiting release by the Kremlin.
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London
U. S
Soviet
Armenia
America
Strategic Air Command
Moscow
Kremlin
SAC
Soviet Union
North America
Washington
Turkey
Germany
Iran
Pakistan
Defense Department
U. S. Strategic Air Command
Caucasian
Russia
Man Fends Off Rattlesnake Bite While Fishing
Ronald Walsh, fishing alone near North Wilkesboro North Carolina, was bitten on the toe by a rattlesnake. He improvised first aid by shooting the wound to open it, shooting the snake, and using a fishing line as a tourniquet. He drove 20 miles to a hospital where doctors found no venom in his blood and treated the toe. Walsh left with the trout still in his grip.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Ronald Walsh
Walsh
Cycle Strikes Cow Man Killed in Ohio Incident
George R. Rhodes, 45, of Bellville Ohio, was killed when his motorcycle struck a cow about two miles east of Butler on Ohio 95, authorities said. The crash occurred early today as Rhodes rode in the Mansfield area, with the State Highway Patrol reporting the incident.
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Mansfield
Ohio
George R. Rhodes
Bellville
School St
Butler
State Highway Patrol
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Miranda
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