Assault To Kill Youth Faces New Charges In Shootout
Donald Stewart 20 faces three counts of assault to kill after a dawn shooting near West Chester left Deputy Robert Wright 22 and farmer Harry McDaniel 49 wounded. Honerlaw 40 and Soisman 64 also linked to the incident. Stewart attempted a robbery at a hardware store before a brief gun battle. Wright and McDaniel were injured protecting each other. McDaniel underwent surgery, Soisman reported as disarmed and the suspects in satisfactory condition.
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Hamilton
Donald Stewart
Robert Wright
Harry McDaniel
West Chester
Stanley Honerlaw
Honerlaw
Howas Wright
Stewart
Wright
Charles Soisman
Soisman
McDaniel
Mercy Hospital
Cincinnati
Obituary James O Tucker 59 of Franklin
James O Tucker 59 of 6073 Adepeland Drive Franklin died at Middletown Hospital at 2 30 p m Saturday after a heart attack. He was an industrial painter in Middletown for about 30 years and is survived by his wife Mary a son Gordon three daughters Mrs Richard Breyer Mrs George Clark and Mrs Walter Champ three sisters Mrs Flora Hughes Mrs Josie Burke and Mrs Edith Wallingford and 13 grandchildren. Services are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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James
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Adepeland Drive
Franklin
Middletown
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Gordon
Richard Breyer
George Clark
Cincinnati
Walter Champ
Mason
Flora Hughes
Josie Burke
Edith Wallingford
Maysville
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Ex Judge Keogh Convicted in Fixing Case
New York State Supreme Court Justice J Vincent Keogh a former aide to William O Dwyer was found guilty by a federal jury after a three day deliberation on bribery to lighten a bankruptcy fraud sentence involving a $35000 payoff The report notes his past links to the O Dwyer era and mentions the Pennsylvania Packet General Advertiser as the earliest daily newspaper formed in 1784.
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Pennsylvania Packet & General Advertiser
Middletown Teen Crowned Miss Butler County Queen
Dallas Coughlen, 18, Middletown, won the 1962 Miss Butler County Pageant at LeSourdsville Lake, earning a place in Miss Ohio at Mansfield next month. Runner-up Diana Hoffman of Miami University, with third Donna Jean Gentry of Hamilton. Coughlen, a Middletown High School graduate, plans music major at College of Wooster.
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Butler County
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Hamilton
Oxford
Aurora
Coughlin
Mansfield
Atlantic City
Diana Hoffman
Silvertone
Miami University
Donna Jean Gentry
Middletown High School
Miss Coughlen
Gardner
College of Wooster
Janet Keiser
Hamilton Taft High School
Marilyn Kay Chapman
Sharon Lee Kelly
Jean Willoughby
Miss Willoughby
Rosann Woods
Carol Ann Burkart
Mary Judith Wellinghoff
Jane Gardner
Linda Lou Kain
Sharon Jean Rothermel
Buckeye Boys State Elects Governor in Statewide Vote
Athens Ohio AP Buckeye Boys State voters choose 25th governor and state officials after church services. The oath will be administered by Ohio Supreme Court Judge C William O Neill. Inauguration closes the day as the learn by doing Sis state of the union debuts with list of officer candidates and party labels.
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Buckeye Girls State Begins at Capital University
At Capital University in Columbus more than 1125 high school delegates began the 16th Buckeye Girls State a nine day government workshop run by the American Legion Auxiliary. Delegates hastened to politicking as they settled in with suitcases still being unloaded. Final voting ends Tuesday with inauguration Wednesday featuring Governor Michael V. DiSalle.
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Ike Chided For Words
The Pilot the Boston Catholic archdiocesan weekly newspaper criticizes former President Dwight D. Eisenhower for the nearly blasphemous implications of his remarks defending George Humphrey. The editorial says the language would offend Christian believers and deserve an apology. Eisenhower could not be reached for comment.
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Pilot
Boston Catholic Archdiocesan Weekly
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mystery Woman Drives Off After Ohio 73 Crash
State patrolmen hunted tonight for a mystery woman after a car overturned on Ohio 73 east of the Trenton Bridge. Witnesses said she escaped unhurt, inspected the vehicle, and calmly drove away before officers arrived. no license tag was found and she was not identified.
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Trenton Bridge
Driver Held After 3 Car Crash Here
James Earl Back, 28, of 2005 Crescent Blvd., charged with driving while intoxicated after a three car collision in the 300 block on Charles Street. He struck two parked cars going north, with damages totaling about $150 to his car, $200 to William Lawill's, and $30 to Robert Pardue's. Another driver, L. Cohn, 74, of 3006 Flemming Road, was cited for failure to yield after a collision with Earl Farquer, 70, at Sutphin Street and North Avenue. The incident reported at 1:18 p.m. yesterday caused about $400 in damage.
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Crescent Blvd
Charles Street
William Lawill
Curtis St
Robert Pardue
McKinley St
L. §. Cohn
Flemming
North Avenue
Earl T. Farquer
Howard Ave
Sutphin
Youngsters Carnival Nets $34 For Polio
A polio carnival yesterday at 4108 Central Ave netted $34.45 for the polio fund. The event was sponsored by local youngsters with pizza as the main attraction. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Gasper Carozza, with attendees Maria Carozza Onorina Carozza Mary Jo Barnes Connie Carll John Ciarrochi Anna Maria English Mary Ann Mazzarella Martina Richards and Julie Steinmetz.
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Gasper Carozza
Maria and
Onorina Carozza
Mary Jo Barnes
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Jay Carll
John Ciarrochi
Anna Maria English
Mary Ann Mazzarella
Martina Richards
Julie Steinmetz
Thief Steals 129 Shoes In Bisbee Hefty Misstep
In Bisbee a thief took 129 shoes from a salesman’s car but wasted the effort by only taking right footwear. The salesman told police all the shoes were for the right foot.
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Future Amnesty OAS Goal Now
A strong faction of the European Secret Army Organization seeks amnesty for its members from a future Algerian government as violence and sabotage plague Algiers. French troops seal key sites, with an all-out scorched earth plan to wreck the economy. Moroccan moves into the Algerian Sahara and tensions with Tunisia compound the precarious path to independence set for July referendum.
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European Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Algieran
Algerian Sahara
Rocher Noir
Break-In Reported At McDonalds On Verity Parkway
Police investigate a break-in at McDonald’s restaurant located at 2351 N Verity Parkway reported at 5 40 am yesterday. Management reports missing cash and valuables. police say amount is undetermined.
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N. Verity Parkway
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