105000 Ground Troops Limited War Kennedy Critique
President Kennedy questions U S preparedness for limited wars citing three year Army reductions from 1955 to 1958 and Marine cuts to 175000. The article outlines divisions available in Europe and Korea, the reliance on nuclear options, and concerns over backup forces for a limited war scenario.
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Youth Sentenced in Mansfield Car Theft Case
A 17 year old Middletown boy, arrested by Fairfield police after a high speed chase in a stolen car, was sent to the Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield for an indeterminate term. He was on probation for involvement in an attempted burglary with two adults in Montgomery County, and was sentenced by Butler County Domestic Juvenile Judge David Black.
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Forrest Tucker Sues Mother-in-law For Clear Title
Los Angeles AP report states actor Forrest Tucker filed in Superior Court to obtain clear title to a $50,000 Los Angeles home bought with his wife Marilyn in 1957 but titled in her name. He alleges she later placed it in joint tenancy without his knowledge. Marilyn Tucker died July 19.
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Forrest Tucker
Lois B. Johnson
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Tucker
Marilyn
Nobel Winner Sees Peace Trigger From Atomic Energy
Nobel laureate Dr Willard F Libby told a University of Utah audience that atomic energy may deter war by making it total annihilation. He noted nuclear power’s destructive force could push nations to peaceable accords to avoid mutual destruction. Libby, 1960 chemistry Nobel winner, is UCLA professor.
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Senate moves to mark 61 Bible year
Senator Hubert Humphrey introduced a bill to designate 1961 as Bible Anniversary Year to mark the 350th anniversary of the King James Version and note the Rheims Douay translation's completed period. The article also notes a claim about animals feeling pain less than humans due to nervous system organization.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Humphrey
Little Rock Faces Federal Order to Speed Up Integration
In Little Rock Arkansas the school board, once praised for peaceful progress, now faces a federal circuit order to accelerate integration. The St Louis court did not set a timetable or strike down the placement law, leaving uncertainty about how quickly districts must desegregate. Judge Miller’s prior ruling in 1960 is revisited as 14 Negro students appeal the measure. Governor Faubus cites no new legislation as the state legislature nears its March adjournment.
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Sd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Arkansas Pup
US Supreme Court
John E. Miller
Fort Smith, Ark
Everett Tucker Jr
Tucker
Little Rock Central High School
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Death by own action may be removed from criminal list
In London the government bill to remove death by own action from criminal offenses received its first parliamentary airing. The House of Lords approved an unopposed second reading and the measure is expected to become law quickly.
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Korea
United States
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Buried Oil Fortune Hunt Finds Only Cat Grave
In Centralia Illinois Miss Bertha Pitchford 71 died February 23 leaving oil royalty checks and 30 acres believed to hide more cash. Relatives and deputies dug the ramshackle 75 by 100 foot yard house and found a dead cat in a small grave while lines of inquiry lingered about buried riches.
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Bertha Pitchford
Leander Moss
Septic Tank Cleaners Must Obtain Annual Permit
Butler County board of health approves new regulations for septic tank and sewage disposal system cleaners. Dr Alexander Witkow says permits are required by January 1 each year and must be displayed on the service truck. Fees are 15 dollars for the first truck and 5 dollars for each additional truck.
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Butler County Board of Health
Alexander Witkow
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