Cincinnati Estimates Riot Losses At 2.4 Million
Cincinnati officials tally about 2.4 million dollars in damages from four nights of racial rioting last week. Police overtime costs, fire department expenses, and lost business are included as investigations continue.
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Cincinnati
City still hopes developers sign plat at Yankee Industrial Park
City Commissioners last night withheld final plat approval for the Yankee Industrial Park project across University Boulevard. Developers must donate the land and pay for an estimated 14 610 paving lane to conform with a new curb cut policy. The commission noted past concessions and pressed for adherence to policy to fund improvements.
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Jim Bohman
Yankee Industrial Park
New University Boulevard
George Elliott
J. D. Vards
Sawyer
Harry A
de- Finkelman
Sawyer Donntvelopers
Autovimconmers Omry Way
Finkelman and
McCurry Court
Law
Tilmon Ellison
Mary Lord
Finkelman
Five Middletown Girls Elected to Buckeye Girls State Posts
Five Middletown girls were elected to city and county offices at Buckeye Girls State held this week at Capital University in Columbus. Julianne Long became county chairman, Rosemary Ann Rohrkemper and Jane Owens won school board seats, Leslie Horne joined the city council, and Betsy Buchert was named city attorney. About 1200 girls from across Ohio participate in a mock government, with a governor to be chosen and sworn in tomorrow after a governor speech by Gov. James A. Rhodes.
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Middletown
Buckeye Girls
Capital University
Columbus
Julianne Long
Charles J. Long
Central Ave
Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Rosemary Ann Rohrkemper
Maurice H. Rohrkemper
Poppy Drive
Jane Owens
William I. Owens
Middletown Rt. 1
Lemon-Monroe High School
Leslie Horne
Leonard Y. Horne
Lorraine Drive
Madison High School
Betsy Buchert
Charles H. Buchhert
Hampton Place
Middletown High School
Ohio
Ohio American Legion Auxiliary
James A. Rhodes
Federalist Party
Kathleen Phillips
Canton
Joyce Carlson
Tallmadge
Michelle Flotz
Westerville
Harriet Greenand
Cincinnati
Ejen Crocker
Wooster
Flag Desecration Bill Moves to President Before Recess
The House plans quick passage of a federal flag desecration crime with up to a $1000 fine or a year in prison. Senate action follows debate on Sen. Dodd censure. supporters use large photos of flag burning and Iwo Jima while opponents warn of overreach and constitutional issues.
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Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Don Edwards
Dcalif
U.S
Vietnam
New York
Dean & Barry Velv
Dean & Barry
Three Injured In County Crash On Rt 747
In Union Township near Smith Road, a two car crash left three people injured around 10:20 p.m. Eric Lines 17 of Camp Bell Drive allegedly crossed the center line into Joseph Irwin 22 of Cincinnati. Irwin and line driver were taken to Mercy Hospital along with passenger Robert Grote 18. In a separate incident Velma Tyree 44 of Somerville was treated for minor injuries after her car went out of control on Mill Road east of Route 503 in Wayne Township and hit a fence.
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Hamilton
Smith Road
Union Township
Cliff Dye
Butler County
Sheriff's Department
Eric Lines
Campbell Drive
Joseph D. Irwin
Cincinnati
Sines
Irwin
Robert Grote
Mercy Hospital
Velma E. Tyree
Mill Road
Somerville
Middletown Hospital
Rt. 503
Wayne Township
Governor Mee Keithen Honored at Governor’s Day Review
Louisiana Gov. John J. Mee Keithen was honored for exemplary service during Governor's Day at the third annual review of the 39th Infantry Division Louisiana Arkansas National Guard held in Fort Chafee Arkansas.
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FT. Chaffee
Ark
Louisiana
John J. MeeKeithen
39Th Infantry Division
Louisiana-Arkansas National Guard
Major Changes Ordered In D.C. School Policy
Federal court demands sweeping desegregation reforms in Washington DC public schools. Judge Wright orders ending tracking by aptitude tests, full faculty integration, and busing to balance schools, with a plan due by Oct. 2. Hobson applauds ruling as a blow against de facto segregation and vows possible Supreme Court appeal.
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District of Columbia
Board of Education
J. Shelly Wright
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Julius W. Hobson
Hobson
Supreme Court
High Court
Wright
Capital
Ved
U.S. District Court
Tulane University
New Orleans
Apple Creek State Hospital fires business manager
P. E. Mosier has been dismissed as business manager of Apple Creek State Hospital. Grounds cited were inefficiency and neglect of duty. The firing follows a state auditor report revealing firearms traffic and irregularities at the institution from an eight month investigation led by State Auditor Roger Cloud. Mosier had been in position since 1950. Mental Hygiene Director Martin Janis and Attorney General William B. Saxbe will review the report before deciding on charges.
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Columbus, Ohio
P. E. Mosier
Apple Creek State Hospital
William Stover
Stover
Mosier
Roger Cloud
Apple Creek
Martin Janis
William B. Saxbe
Mariner 5 Corrects On Target For Venus
Pasadena officials report Mariner 5 fired its on board rocket for 17.66 seconds to adjust its flight toward Venus. The 440 pound probe sped at 6690 mph toward a target about 1250 miles above Venus. Mission control at JPL 980000 miles away commanded the maneuver and signals indicate correct function. A second mid course burn could be commanded during the 216 million mile flight. The Soviet Venus probe status was not disclosed.
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Pasadena
Calif
Venus
Mission Control
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Soviet Union
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