Youth Found Guilty After Supreme Court Ruling Shocks Court
In Butler County Middletown youth Richard Wilcher, 18, was convicted of shooting with intent to wound after Judge Fred B. Cramer barred testimony about the defendants rights and questioning without an attorney. Prosecutor Richard Wilcher faced opposition from court-appointed attorney Theodore Repper over whether Wilcher had requested counsel before questioning. The trial included conflicting testimony on weapon counts and the number of shots fired. Judge Cramer said Wilcher and companions came to Hamilton seeking trouble and ordered a pre sentence investigation with burglary proceedings ongoing.
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Michigan Ave
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Washington St
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Robert Norton
Wilcher
Norton
Theodore Repper
Cramer
Repper
Wilder
Rufus Troutman Jr
Trout
Troutman
Grenada Pool Segregation Persists Amid Demands
In Grenada Mississippi a city pool owned by the Kiwanis Club remains private with a membership card required for Negroes, while a mixed group swam at Grenada Lake. Civil rights workers frolicked at the lake as officials pledged to ignore threats. elsewhere reports detail voter registration marches, legal actions, and protests across the South as Core and civil rights groups press for desegregation and open housing.
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James Meredith
Mississippi
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Penn-Ohio Wins Large Damage Award in Suit
In New York,a judgment awards Penn-Ohio Steel Corp and three ex executives $1.55 million from Allis Chalmers Manufacturing. Joseph H. Montgomery gains 100000. Samuel E Magid 250000. John D. Baker and Penn-Ohio each 100000. Punitive penalties against Allis Chalmers total 1 million.
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Penn-Ohio Steel Corp
Mansfield
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Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
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Samuel E Magid
John D. Baker
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Ellis Chalmers
Problems Outstrip Huge Federal Aid Infusions
Washington Republicans fault massive federal aid for failing to curb urban troubles. A Coordinating Committee plan calls for more state control and earlier use of shared revenues on metropolitan needs, arguing national aid has often bypassed states and eroded local governance.
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Upper Arlington resident dies in apartment fire
In Columbus area upper Arlington firefighters responding to a Monday night blaze found 54 year old Harriet Van Bloem dead on a couch in the living room where the fire had been focused.
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Upper Arlington
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