Johnson forms national crime commission head by Katzenbach
President Johnson creates the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice to study crime causes, prevention, and justice administration. Attorney General Katzenbach will lead. 17 additional members to be named. The panel will develop standards for federal, state, local, and private action and promote cooperation with communities.
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Washington
Johnson
National Crime Commission
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
White House
President's Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Sam Sheppard Granted Stay by Sixth Circuit
The U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a 30 day stay to allow Dr Samuel Sheppard time to seek Supreme Court review of a recent appeals ruling. The stay delays his return to Ohio Penitentiary where he is serving a life term for his 1954 wife’s murder.
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Cincinnati
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Samuel Sheppard
Ohio
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Congress Faces Major Bills This Week on Labor Housing Health Care
Labor housing and health care top Capitol Hill as House set to vote on repeal of the union shop Taft Hartley amendment and a housing bill. Senate to consider a 7.5 billion housing measure with rental subsidies and a judge nomination. Dirksen presses for a constitutional upshot to one man one vote. Conferees resume talks on the voting rights compromise.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Mississippi
James P. Coleman
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Deep South
Coleman
Everett M. Dirksen Girded
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate House
Johnson names Lodge for ambassador to South Vietnam
President Johnson nominates Henry Cabot Lodge to serve as ambassador to South Vietnam. The announcement highlights Lodge's diplomatic experience and links his appointment to U.S. effort in Southeast Asia amid ongoing regional tensions and policy debates.
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Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Peck Rules Against Negroes in Cincinnati School Case
U S District Judge John W. Peck ruled for the Cincinnati school board in a 1963 suit by 45 Negro parents seeking to stop construction and protest segregation. The judge found no rights violation and said a proper entry should be prepared in the board’s favor. The board had stated last year it would consider race in district boundaries to avoid segregation.
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Cincinnati
U. S
John W. Peck
Cincinnati School Board
Peck
Congressmen In Hospital in North Carolina
Two Democratic congressmen from North Carolina are hospitalized at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Rep. Ralph J. Scott, 59, was readmitted for further examinations after a four day stay, having left hospital last Thursday for a two day home visit. Rep. Herbert C. Bonner, 74, whose cancerous left kidney was removed last Wednesday, remains listed as serious but resting well.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
North Carolina
Baptist Hospital
Ralph J. Scott
Sun District
Danbury
Herbert C. Bonner
UC Doctor Wins Franz Alexander Prize for Dream Research
Cincinnati physician Roy M. Whitman of the University of Cincinnati Psychiatry Dept. won the Franz Alexander prize from the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis for his paper on remembering and forgetting dreams in psychoanalysis. He shares the award with Dr. Harry Truman of the University of Chicago.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Franz Alexander
Chicago Institute For Psychoanalysis
Roy M. Whitman
Harry Truman
University of Chicago
Deaths And Funerals Former Real Estate Man Dies
Creed Flannery Whisman 89 of 1100 Hughes St died at 5 10 p m yesterday at Hughes Memorial Hospital Hamilton after three days as patient. He owned Eureka Realty Insurance Co and was a Middletown resident since 1910. Surviving wife Catherine six sons and eight daughters many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services 10 a m Wednesday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with burial Woodside Cemetery. Masonic service tomorrow evening.
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Hughes St
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Mr. Whisman
Estis County
Middletown
Eureka Realty & Insurance Co
Torrent Lodge
F&am
Kentucky
Scottish Rite
Dayton
Catherine
Fred
Clifford
John
Cincinnati
Maude Preusch
Ruth Houk
Barbara Jewell
Mildred Perkins
Sydney Hensley
Dorothy Ballard
Gratis
Rose Martin
Stella Southard
Illinois
McCoy-Leffler
R C. Caudill
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Obituaries Notice for Local Residents
Charles Leyrer 82 of 802 Franklin St services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Proészcle. Mrs Lina Parsley 60 of 1980 Fenton St services 10 a.m. Wednesday Brown-Dawson. Burney Burnett 58 of 1219 Campbell Ave services 2 p.m. tomorrow Brown-Dawson. Robert Roam 74 of 811 Buckeye St services 10 a.m. tomorrow Colligan. Infant son of Mr and Mrs William Ludeke 120 N 10th St Mass of the Angels 9 a.m. Wednesday St Mary's Church. Edna Wright 83 of 377 Cleveland Ave services 10 a.m. tomorrow Klaus-Weigel.
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Charles Leyrer
Franklin St
Proéschel
Lina Parsley
Fenton St
Brown-Dawson
Burney Burnett
Campbell Ave
Robert Roam
Buckeye St
Colligan
William Lu
Obituary Roundup: Monahan Shepard Pahl Mills Die Across Europe
Charles P. Monahan, 83, Buffalo basketball pioneer from the 1904 Olympic era, dies. William J. Shepard, 74, lyric writer of Melancholy Baby and Boston city greeter, dies. Frau Auguste Pahl, 109, Germany’s oldest citizen, dies after a long life from Bismarck to Hitler eras. Freddie Mills, 46, former world light heavyweight champion, dies from a gunshot wound in London, with a weapon found in his car.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Charles P. Monahan
St. Louis
Monahan
Boston
James Michael Curley
Baden - Baden
Germany
Frau Auguste Pahl
Frau Pahl
Bismarck
Hitler
London
Freddie Mills
Mills
Gus Lesnevich
Joey Maxim
Cincinnati Hit-Skip Boater Sought After Water Skiing Incident
Cincinnati police search for a hit-skip boater after a boat struck a rope attached to water skier Paul Holden 33 of Milford on the Little Miami River. Holden reports two passes by another boat before the collision.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Paul Holden
Milford
Little Miami
Mormon Leaders Ease Mormon Congressmen on Right to Work
Salt Lake City Utah June 22 The First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints released a statement on right to work laws saying state measures should be maintained inviolate Hugh B Brown said the church view is opinion not binding and rests on the free agency of man He noted the doctrine is a divine revelation but its application to right to work is an opinion and not binding on Democratic Mormon lawmakers
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Salt Lake City, Utah
David C. McKay
Hugh B. Brown
McKay
Brown
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
N. Eldon Tanner
Patrolman Honored For His Courage in Gun Duel
Columbus Ohio AP Patrolman Clifford L Russell of Gallipolis received the Superintendent's Citation of Merit for courage during a May 3 gun duel in Gallia County He fired back killing 27 year old Robert Phister of Pemberville after Phister shot him and then waited for backup while ensuring the car owner Charles Christen remained safe.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Highway
Anson B. Cook
Clifford L. Russell
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Russell
Robert Phister
Pemberville
Wood County
Phister
Cook
Charles Christen
New York Mayor Wagner to wed Barbara Cavanagh
Mayor Robert F. Wagner will marry Barbara Joan Cavanagh in a private ceremony at Cardinal Spellman’s residence. The 3:30 p.m. wedding will be followed by a reception at the Cosmopolitan Club and a 10-day honeymoon on Marco Island Florida.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Barbara Joan Cavanagh
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
Wil
Pope Paul VI
Marco Island
Fort Myers
Fla
Miss Cavanagh
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Social Register
Wagner
Susan
Animal bite reports prompt sheriff and health response
Two animal bite cases were reported to Butler County authorities over the weekend. Mercy Hospital in Hamilton treated Rebecca Alm during May 3 at 3992 Shank Road for a horse bite on the right forearm. Middletown Hospital treated Joyce Black at 3116 Morgan Street for facial injuries from a family dog bite.
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Butler County Sheriff's Office
County Health Department
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Rebeca Almay
Shank Road
Middletown Hospital
Joyce Black
Morgan St
Wishing Well A Daily Fortune Puzzle From 1965
A small game by William J. Miller distributed by King Features Syndicate offers a fortune puzzle. It asks players to count letters in their first name, adjust by simple rules, and read letters under chosen figures to reveal a message.
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William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Education Bill Set For Final Action in Ohio Senate
Ohio Senate considers a $634 million school aid bill after Senate Education Committee approval. If passed, it returns to the House with possible conference talks. The measure tops other adjournment issues like reapportionment pensions and bus funding amid protests by Ohioans Against the Bus Bill planning a rally at the Statehouse.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Senate Education Committee
House
Senate
School Foundation
Plane Crash Injures Two Near Warren County Airport
A Piper Cub crashed into trees and rolled over near Warren County Airport as it approached for a landing. Pilot Frank Gain, 51, of Cincinnati, suffered head and body contusions. passenger William R. Huston of Ludlow, Kentucky, had leg injuries. Both were treated by a Lebanon doctor.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Here
Frank Gain
Cincinnati
William R. Huston
Ludlow
FASTEETH Keeps False Teeth Firm on Plates
FASTEETH an improved powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates holds false teeth more firmly in place. It prevents sliding and gummy feeling, neutralizes odor and breath, and does not sour. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Rains Hinder Search For Missing Plane
Manila AP reports monsoon rains hampered rescuers trying to locate a Philippine air force transport missing since Sunday with 36 aboard. Search flights by air force and commercial planes were curtailed by poor visibility. more flights are planned for Tuesday.
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Manila
Philippine Air Force
Central Islands
Air Force
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