Ex Lebanon resident found insane in murder case
Former Lebanon resident Teddy Huff 28 was ruled legally insane and unable to stand trial in New Jersey. Huff, accused of murdering 68 year old Brody Messer in Cumberland County last fall, was committed to a state mental hospital after meeting Messer in a bar and receiving a ride. Huff lived in Lebanon a year ago and had no prior New Jersey police record.
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Waynesville
N.C
New Jersey
Teddy Huff
E. Warren Sr
Cumberland County
Harry Adler
Bridgeton
Messer
Huff
Banana theft nets pound fine for banana plotter in Wolverhampton
In Wolverhampton England AP reports Terry Holman an expert with hook and line fished $35 worth of bananas through a supermarket mail slot. He was caught trying to slip away with the haul and fined five pounds in court.
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England
Terry Holman
Federal letter targets Southern schools for discrimination end
Federal officials plan a letter to Southern districts demanding end to discrimination alongside desegregation. Pottinger says 14 federal monitors will review plans, with possible court action or loss of federal aid for ongoing bias. Senate witnesses describe clubs and programs barred or limited for Black students amid pressure from white peers.
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Washington
Stanley Pottinger
The
Office For Civil Rights
Elliot Richardson
Pottinger
Justice Department
Rocky Mountain
N.C
Lowand
Lovette
Aid
Miss Lovette
Walter F. Mondale
D. Minn
Traffic court nets $2,000 in 75 cases
A municipal court tallied a $2,000 day as 75 traffic cases drew $50 fines and costs for careless driving and ordinance violations. Several drivers pleaded guilty or no contest, with one ordered to restitution for damage and others paying fines for muffler and exhaust issues and for failing to maintain an assured clear distance.
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Yankes Road
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Keever Road
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Lawn Ave
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August Ave
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Lafayette Ave
William Curtis Webb
Central Ave
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Baltimore St
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Cincinnati-Dayton Rar
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Final I-70 link opens Columbus bypass era
The final 11 miles of Interstate 70 between the Indiana line and Outerbelt open today along with 15 miles of the Outer belt. The bypass links I-70 north to interchanges with U.S. 23 U.S. 33 and I-71 aiding travel from Indianapolis Springfield Dayton and Sandusky Bay area. The Outer belt will also open south to I-71 with U.S. 23 and U.S. 33 interchanges by late July.
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Indiana Line
Columbus
U.S. 33
State Highway Department
Indianapolis
Springfield
Dayton
Sandusky Bay Area
Marion
Cleveland
U.S. 23
Westerville
City
U.S. 40
Broad Street
Summer violence seen as small scale this year
Washington AP reports Ben Holman director of the Justice Department’s Community Relations Service says a repeat of Watts Newark or Detroit is unlikely this summer but simmering racial tensions could spark sporadic outbreaks during confrontations with police. He warns against actions that escalate tensions and cites improving public attitudes toward violence and police training as factors helping to avoid major riots.
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Watts
Newark
Detroit
Ben Homan
Justice Department
Helmit
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