McKeon Defense Shifts Tactics in Ribbon Creek Trial
In the McKeon court martial at Parris Island the defense rests on two fronts. Emile Zola N.M. uses witnesses to argue that disobedience caused deaths and that McKeon acted under pain from a slipped disc. A Marine surveyor challenges holes in the marsh and tidal conditions while officers reconstruct the march route and terrain.
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McKeon
Ribbon Creek
Berman
Leslie E. Volfe
Greensboro
N.C
Chestnut
Volle
Navy
Benjamin M. Kraynick
Allentown
Kraynick
Dairy Isle Stores seeks regional representative in Southern Ohio
National organization operating 40 Dairy Isle Stores seeks a mature area representative in Southern Ohio to direct sales promotions and store expansion for soft ice cream merchandising. Investment of $5000 plus guidance could yield $12 000 to $15 000 income. Middletown appointment details provided.
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Dairy Isle
Ohio
Middletown
Cost Of Trial Reaches Thirty Thousand At McKeon Case
The general court martial of S Sgt Matthew C McKeon at Parris Island South Carolina has cost the government about 30000 with daily expenses rising by roughly 1060 dollars. The trial is in its third week and figures exclude witness costs and McKeon's civilian defense fees.
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Parris Island
S. C
Matthew C. McKeon
Witneses
Mccon
Ohio Fight On Pinballs Stopped Dead
Ohio State Liquor Director William C. Bryant maintains the department’s war against pinball machines remains stalled. A Franklin County Common Pleas Court order restraining seizure of machines in permit holders’ taverns was modified, allowing agents to seize machines with free plays or rewards, but Bryant says enforcement is impractical with 21 000 permit establishments and limited staff. A recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling held machines paying off in free games are illegal.
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Columbus
Ohio
William C. Bryant
Franklin County Common ‘Pleas
Liquor Department
Kiener Johnson
Bryant
Robert E. Leach
Joseph M. Clifford
Ohio Supreme Court
Municipal Court Clears Heavy Docket in Lebanon
Special report notes Judge Albert L. Herrick disposed of 14 cases in municipal court. Offenders include James N. Dumas and Thomas Kendall both of Dayton for intoxication with fines and costs. Donald Collins of Cleveland for speeding. Herbert Perrin of Dayton for speeding. Wil Wilson of Chattanooga for reckless driving. John Jackson of Cleveland Joseph Doane of Cincinnati Richard Cope of Columbus for speeding. James H. Reed of Columbus for drunk driving. Little Jr. of Elyria for left of center line. Gail M Keller of Foster for reckless driving with suspended licenses and costs.
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Lebanon
Albert ‘L. Herrick
James N. Dumas
Thomas Kendall
Dayton
Donald Collins
Cleveland
Herbert Perrin
Wil Wilson
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Jackson
Joseph Doane
Cincinnati
Richard Cope
Columbus
James H. Reed
Little Jr
Elyria
Gail M. Keller
Foster
A. Rig
Typhoon Wanda Misses Okinawa
Wanda skirts Okinawa with 50 mph winds causing little damage. Forecasts place its full force toward northern Formosa expected late Wednesday as the storm churns northward.
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Naha
Okinawa
Wanda
Formosa
California Republicans warn if Nixon is renominated
Albert Levitt of a private group told Harold Stassen that California would vote Democratic in November if Nixon is renominated. Levitt said his organization has no official ties to the Republican Party and issued the telegram Monday supporting Stassen's opposition to Nixon.
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Ventura
Calif
Republican League of California
California
Nixon
Albert Levitt
Republican Party
Harold Stassen
AF Depot Conducts Spot Bid Sale of Surplus Items
Dayton Air Force Depot under Brigadier General Leslie G. Mulzer holds a spot bid sale for 266 lots of surplus equipment including antennas analyzers gauges and tools. Display runs through August 20 1956 with bid submissions due by 9 30 a.m. August 11.
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Dayton Air Force Depot
Leslie G. Mulzer
Rotary Honors Ten Members for Perfect Attendance
Ten Middle town Rotary Club members received perfect attendance pins at a luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. Honorees include Elmo Linrel, 23 years. W. A. Harrison, 16. Tom Venable, 10. Glen Ellison, 9. Harry Hadley, 9. A. R. Maupin, 8. Cal Grier, 8. Vernon Jones, 2. Robert Glass, 1. and William A. Harrison Jr., 1. Speaker J. M. Holcomb of Opekasit Dairy Farms addressed farm problems.
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Middletown
Traffic deaths top record pace in six months study
The National Safety Council warned of a near miracle needed to avert a 1956 record traffic toll, after 120 deaths in the first six months. The six month total topped 1937’s mark, with June at 3 400 the highest for a June ever. Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Minnesota showed large decreases while Dallas led cities over 200 000 with a 57 percent drop.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Dearborn
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Connecti
Cut
South Dakota
Nevada
Dallas
Tex
Minneapolis
Rochester
N. Y
St. Paul
Pawtucket
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S.C
Emile Zolanm
Worcester
Mass
Commissary Corporation
Wooster, C
Ric Xplorer
New York Central
Susan
Warne
Springheis
WGA
New York Central Railroad
Parte
Acre
Charles ST
Joe DiMaggio
Lee Ann Meriwether
Atlantic City
Lee Ann
Central Ave
Dave
McKesson
Kessamin
Cavite
Coast ‘League
Stassen
AF Depot
Rotary
Korea
DRY Cleaning
Butler
DRY Cleaners
St. Clinton St
B. F. Sawyer and Son
B. F. Sawyer & Son, Inc. Editors
Oglaby-Bamity Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Main
Central Avenue
Central Branch
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