Grand Jury Indicts 11 From Nine Local Cases
A Hamilton-Middletown grand jury returned 31 indictments across nine local cases and one from Fairfield County. It charged former Hamilton mayor Robert Westfall with eight counts of obtaining money under false pretenses in a direct indictment and listed 11 defendants from Middletown in nine cases including burglary, armed robbery, and weapons counts. Three traffic deaths prompted charges against Drake of Dayton, a Miami University student, and Mildred Woods of Hamilton for two counts of second degree manslaughter.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Florence
Dukes
Charles Har
Fred B. Cramer
Fishback
Iris
Gerald Shields
Day
Mein
Middletown
Robert Westfall
South Viet Nam
United States
Westfall
Danw. Drake
Dayton
Miami University
Mildred Woods
Dale Hughes
Laurana Dunn
Jenis Ray McGuire
James McGuire
James Hill
Amos
Grigsby
Gregroy Fitzwater
Grand Jury
Fairfield
Baseball Sized Hailstone Found on Kansas Farm
D D Hall toured a Sterling Kansas farm and found hailstones in a yard. One stone drew his remark as large as a baseball and he picked it up, confirming it was baseball sized.
AVCO to Acquire Churchill Broadcasting for 4.4 Million
AVCO Broadcasting Corp said it will buy Churchill Broadcasting Corp, owner of KYA AM and KOIT FM in San Francisco, for 4.4 million dollars, pending approval from the Federal Communications Commission.
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Cincinnati
Avco Broadcasting Corp
Churchill Broadcasting Corp
Kya-Am
Koit-Fm
San Francisco
Federal Communications Commission
Banks to Lend 400 Million in Student Loans
The American Bankers Association told President Johnson that 400 million dollars in guaranteed loans will be provided to American college students in the 1966-67 school year. Banks will lend directly and loans will be guaranteed or insured by state and private agencies.
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Washington
American Bankers Association
Johnson
Association
Remember Selma McKissick Admonishes Mississippi Marchers
Grenada Mississippi AP report recounts McKissick urging marchers to remember Selma as they camp and walk toward Jackson. The Mississippi march began in Memphis led by James Meredith with 81 to 225 miles completed as others join or leave.
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Grenada
Miss
Missis
Hernando Sippi
Alabama
Selma
Montgomery
Floyd B. McKissick
Congress
McKissick
The
Congress of Racial Equal
Grena
Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
James H. Meredith
Jackson
Edith
Hernando
MecKissick
New York
U. S. 51
Ister
Aubrey James Norvell
Hoffa Eyes Return to Power if Prison Sends Him Free
Washington AP reports Teamsters Union President Hoffa says he would resume control of the union if imprisoned, outlining a constitutional change to create a general vice president who would assume power during absence. He plans to rewrite the constitution and could be free to reclaim leadership pending appeals.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Miami Beach
Hoffa
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Detroit
Frank Fitzsimmons
Harold Gibbons
Fitzsimmons
Elephants Run Wild In Bank In Alexandria
Elephants in Alexandria harbor escaped from their trainer and rushed through a bank chasing staff. The bank resumed operations after the incident with desks counted as losses.
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Alexandria
Cairo
al Akhbar
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National Bureau of Standards
Yankee RD
American
Eew Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
Ohio
Hesviet
LeSourdsville Lake
Stauble’s
Stauble’s Potato Chip
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