U.S. Court Ponders Memphis Bus Case
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals hears conflicting appeals over Judge McRae Jr. The Memphis plan would bus 13,789 students to desegregate schools as NAACP seeks broader scope. Attorneys clash on housing patterns and costs while the court weighs remand versus further study.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Memphis, Tenn
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert M. McRae Jr
Memphis District Court
Circuit Court
Jack Petree
McRae
NAACP
District Court
Memphis
Anthony Celebrezze
Cleveland
Petree
Celebrezze
WAAC
Norman Chachkin
Weick
Chachkin
Ptree
Deaths And Funerals Joe E McKnight services set
Joe E McKnight 46 of 308 N Leibee Street died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a five year illness. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons with Jerry D Young officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Survived by wife Dorothy five sons Arthur Richard John Charles and David all Middletown a daughter Angela at home eight brother Wooldrey of Middletown a sister Lena Taulbee of Ross and two grandchildren.
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Joe E. McKnight
N. Leibee St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Jerry D. Young
Woodside Cemetery
McKnight
Middletown Hospital
General Electric Co
Evendale
Dorothy
Arthur
Richard
John
Charles
David
Middletown
Angela
Wooldrey
Lena Taulbee
Ross
Death Notice for Jamie Lee Risner of Middletown
Jamie Lee Risner six, son of Mr and Mrs David Risner of 3226 Mohawk Street, died at 12 10 p m yesterday at Children s Hospital Cincinnati after admission July 4. He is survived by his parents a sister Judie Lee and grandparents Mr and Mrs George Risner and Mr and Mrs Will H Oditt all of Middletown. Arrangements incomplete at Funeral Home.
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Jamie Lee Risner
David Risner
Mohawk Sr
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Judie Lee
George Risner
Will H. Oditt
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Services Set for Mrs Stella Turner in Middletown
Mrs Stella Turner 60 of 2306 Waneta Street died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Services at 10:30 am Tuesday at Assembly of God Church Ronald Drive officiated by Revs Charles Marcy and Billy Wilson. Burial in Bater County Memorial Park. Calling hours 3-5 and 7-9 pm tomorrow. Survived by two sons James and Terry both of Middletown three grandchildren and brother Estill Stidham of Middletown.
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Stella Turner
Waneta St
Middletown Hospital
Assembly of God
Ronald Drive
Charles Marcy
Billy Wilson
Bater County Memorial Park
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Murder Case To Be Heard By One Judge
Cincinnati AP reports a first degree murder trial will be heard by a single Hamilton County Common Pleas Court judge due to capital punishment abolition. Larry Gines, 20, waived a jury and elected to be tried by Judge William S. Mathews in the January shooting death of Lloyd Buchanan, 31. Trial date set for July 20.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Larry Gines
Lloyd Buchanan
William S. Mathews
U.S. Supreme Court
FBI praised for hijacking handling by Shaffer
FAA administrator John H. Shaffer commended the FBI for their on scene decisions in hijacking cases. He praised avoiding excessive force while protecting hostages and noted 16 hijacking attempts this year ended without success. The FAA reported 19 attempts since last fall with most ransom money recovered.
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Washington
John H. Shaffer
Federal Aviation Administrator
FBI
Shaffer
Federal Aviation Administration
Nixon Admin Imposes Cap on U S Cattle Hide Exports
The Nixon administration announced a midnight cap on export shipments of U S cattle hides at last year's 16 million level. Export tickets will be issued to producers based on their share of total production, keeping any higher foreign prices benefits with U S producers and consumers. Officials said this may lower future shoe and meat prices but did not guarantee immediate relief. Shoes have risen about 1 percent since January with a projected 3 to 10 percent rise without the limit.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Peter G. Peterson
Peterson
United States
Aides
Three DWI offenders fined and jailed in Franklin court
Judge John B. Tracy of municipal court Friday fined Oscar Jett 24 of Dayton Paul McCarroll 51 of Miamisburg and Kenneth Hayes 30 of Miamisburg 150 plus costs and ordered three days in jail and six months driving suspension. Ruth West 25 of Dayton was fined 50 plus costs and given a suspended three day jail term for driving without a license. Fifty six speeders paid 1442.50 in fines and bond forfeitures.
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Franklin
John B. Tracy
Municipal Court
Oscar Jett
Dayton
Paul McCarroll
Kenneth Hayes
Miamisburg
Ruth West
Bus Depot Stabbings Mystery in Tacoma
Tacoma police investigated a Friday night attack on a Greyhound bus where five people were stabbed before the suspect, Alexander Murphy, 23, was shot by a second driver as he tried to flee. Four victims were in satisfactory condition. Murphy remained in critical condition.
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Tacoma
Wash
Alexander Murphy
Portland
Murphy
Greyhound
Ore
Seattle
Harley V. Powell
Harold Fairgreen
Auburn
Fallgreen
Mariner 9 Prepares for Gravity Relativity Test
Pasadena officials report Mariner 9 has completed a 7100 image Mars map the first of its kind from another planet. In September the craft will use solar gravity to test Einstein relativity by tracking radio signal distortion as Mars and Earth align opposite the Sun.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Earth
Shillito VP Dead At 59 in Cincinnati
Henry Steinberg vice president and general merchandise manager of Shillito's division of Federated Stores died Saturday at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati. A native, 59, he joined Shillito's 33 years ago after earning from the University of Cincinnati and Salmon P. Chase College of Law. Services set for Monday. He is survived by his wife, a daughter and four brothers.
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Cincinnati
Henry Steinberg
Shillito’s
Federated Stores
Jewish Hospital
Talks Set To End Canton News Guild Strike
In Canton Ohio talks are scheduled for Monday to end the News paper Guild strike that has shut down the Canton Repository since February 19, 2026.
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Canton, Ohio
Canton
Girl's Body Found Near Wilberforce University
Debby Gail Rubenfeld, 17, a former Antioch College student from Brooklyn New York, was found shot twice in the head Friday night near a sewage disposal plant at Wilberforce University. Greene County authorities say the murder occurred days before discovery. she had dropped out of Antioch last December and lived in Yellow Springs.
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Xenia
Ohio
Greene County Sheriff's Office
Antioch ‘College
Brooklln
N.Y
Debby Gail Rubenfeld
Wilberforce University
Arson Suspected In Auto Blaze In Lebanon
City police investigated a car fire in the municipal lot on Mechanic Street Friday night. Children reported a man walking by and tossing something inside before flames erupted. firefighters found the vehicle completely destroyed.
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Lebanon
Mechanic St
Grassfire and ambulance transfer in Middletown area
A grassfire was reported yesterday at 1 45 p m near 7th Avenue and University Boulevard. At 5 17 p m an ambulance carried Pauline Adkins 47 from 617 Waite Street to Middletown Hospital where she was admitted after illness.
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7Th Avenue
University Boulevard
Waite St
Pauline Adkins
Middletown Hospital
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