Infantrymen kill Viet Cong along central coast
U S troops of the 11th Light Infantry Brigade killed 128 Viet Cong in sand dunes and rice paddies along the central coast near Quang Ngai as part of a broader Saigon area offensive. The multiday action around Saigon left about 474 enemy dead and 114 captured, with 28 Americans killed and 221 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
11Th Light Infantry Brigade
Perete Pre Geree
Quang Ngai
Fred C. Weyand
Mekong
Youth Arrested for Petit Larceny in Albers Area
A 14 year old boy was arrested on petit larceny charges after stealing cigarettes on Charles Street near Manchester Avenue. An air rifle caused $45 damage by shooting 17 holes in three windows at the Knothole Club House in Smith Park. Willie Rickshaw reported a rock shattered his windshield, estimating $125 in damage to his car at 1326 Baltimore Street.
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Albers
Charles Street
Manchester Avenue
Knothole Club
Smith Park
Willie Rickshaw
Baltimore St
Ciney Man Charged In Wife Slaying
Cincinnati police charged Roosevelt Martin 46 with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of his wife Ann 48 earlier in the day at their suburban Lincoln Heights home. The shooting followed an argument between the couple.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt Martin
Ann
Lincoln Heights
CTV Hires Salinger for Liberal Convention Coverage
Ottawa AP report says the CTV network will feature former White House press secretary Pierre Salinger as a commentator for its April 4 to 6 Liberal party convention coverage seeking a successor to retiring Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson.
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Ottawa
CTV
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Beatles to return to filmmaking in England this spring
All four Beatles including Ringo will return to movie-making in England in the spring after Ringo cut short his yoga meditation in India. John Paul and George continue with their guru in north India.
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London
Ringo
India
England
John
Paul
George
Kennedy Draws Booing And Cheering In New York Parade
Senator Robert F. Kennedy drew a mixed reception as he marched 38 blocks up Fifth Avenue in the St Patrick's Day parade. He greeted clergy at St Patrick's Cathedral and saluted supporters on a fifth floor window before slipping into a squad car amid chants. He heads to Jersey City for another parade appearance.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
CB Cee Haninn Blandad
Mnauucuus Duultr
Kennedy
Washington
St. Patrick's Cathe
Terence J. Cooke
John V. Lindsay
80Th Street
Fifth Avenue
John F. Kennedy
John Jr
86Th Street
Jersey City
Youthkept in line after reckless driving charge list
In Franklin Municipal Court Friday 60 day license suspension and 125 dollars in fines were ordered for Clinton Smith 19 of 3974 Kenny Lane for reckless operation. A total of 930 dollars was paid by 32 motorists for speeding violations. Other fines included Delphia McGuire 49 two charges careless operation, James McCowan 24 100 dollars with 75 suspended, Fred Shively 19 license absent, Charles Caudill 37 costs for crossing a center divider, Kenneth Riley 18 no helmet or goggles, Gregory Simpson 20 improper passing, Darrrell Wright 41 stop sign.
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Franklin
Clinton Smith
Kenny Lane
John Zopff
Mason Municipal Court
J. T. Riley
Smith
Delphia McGuire
Franklin Rt. 2
James McCowan
Woodhaven Drive
Fred Shively
Loveland
Charles Caudill
Stadia Drive
Kenneth Riley
Franklin-Lebanon Road
Gregory Simpson
S. Main St
Darrell Wright
Middletown Pike
Forfeiting bonds listed for multiple traffic offenses
A group of defendants posted forfeitures for traffic violations including failure to yield improper lane usage following too closely no operator's license and unnecessary noise. Named individuals include Ernest Ballinger Viola Sebald Richard Fee Sandra Brichfield Gary Dalton Shirley Hurley and Carl Carpenter with various bond amounts.
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Ernest Ballinger
Bridge St
Viola Sebald
Montgomery Ave
Carlisle
Richard Fee
Rose Hill
Sandra Brichfield
Gladys Ave
Gary Dalton
Maple Drive
Shirley Hurley
N. River St
Carl Carpenter
W. Fifth St
Fire at Jewell Ave home causes $20 damage
A fire started by a defective heating element in an electric water heater at 3716 Jewell Ave. damaged the home of Archo Coomer with estimated losses of $20. No injuries reported. The blaze occurred yesterday at about 5 35 p m local time.
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Jewell Ave
Archo Coomer
Washington and Lee University offers first journalism course
In 1869 the university in Lexington Virginia introduced the first journalism course in the region marking an early push toward formal media education and professional training at Washington and Lee University.
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Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Three Hurt In Gratis Collision Near Rt 503
Three persons were injured in a head on collision on Rt 503 near Gratis. Ruth Emby 55 of Camden Rt 1 suffered a fractured pelvis and leg cuts. Doug Emby 24 and Keith Campbell 37, both Camden residents, received multiple abrasions and head cuts respectively. Sheriff officials said the accident remained under investigation.
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Gratis
Middletown Hospital
Ruth Emby
Camden Rt 1
Doug Emby
Keith Campbell
Camden Rt. 2
Preble County
Property Tax Rates Rise in Ohio School Districts Study
The Ohio Education Association reports that property wealth levels have driven up school operating costs over the last decade. Median current expense tax rate across 685 districts is 22.4 mills, with 27.5 mills including construction debt. Highest rates are in Kirtland and Beachwood, while smallest districts like Middle Bass have only six students.
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Columbus
Ohio
Emby
Ohio Education Association
Wayne A Gray
West Alex-ported
Huntington Andria Rt
Ross
Gratis
Kirt‘land
Cleveland
Beachwood
Cuyahoga County
Chagrin Falls
Columbia
Lorain County
Newbury
Geauga
Cuyahoga Heights
ISD
Cincinnati
Toledo
Dayton
Akron
Youngstown
Parma
Canton
Springfield
Middle Bass
Lake Erie Island
Miami trustees approve student fee hikes across campuses
Miami University's trustees vote to raise fees by 80 dollars per year for the Oxford campus and 100 dollars for out-of-state students, plus 20 dollars for Middletown and Hamilton, effective September. Board of Regents to vote April in Columbus. funds target salaries, benefits, and campus construction.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Board of Regents
Columbus
Iami
Middletown
Hamilton
University
Minor injuries in two-vehicle crash at Girard and Vanderveer
Two drivers suffered minor injuries in a collision at Girard Avenue and Vanderveer Street yesterday. Jerry L. Lykins, 19, and Gladys M. Keith, 64, reported possible injuries and planned medical visits. Police cited the 9:55 a.m. crash as Keith failing to yield. Vehicle damage was about $750. Three additional accidents yesterday caused estimated $250 damage with no injuries or citations.
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Girard Avenue
Vanderveer Street
Jerry L. Lykins
Yankee Road
Gladys M. Keith
Winton St
Keith
Lykins
Standard Oil to Build $2 Million Inn Near Cincinnati
Standard Oil Co of Ohio announced plans to construct a $2 million, 160 room inn at the I 71 and US 22 junction in Kenwood a Cincinnati suburb. Construction to start this summer and finish next spring.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
U.S. 22
Kenwood
Cincinnati
Timken President Henry H. Timken Jr. Dies in Washington
The 61 year old chairman of Timken Roller Bearing Co. died of a heart attack in a Washington hotel. His private funeral will be at his Canton residence Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. George Parkinson will officiate. Burial is at West Lawn Cemetery. Directors will serve as pallbearers. Timken’s family history traces to founder Henry Timken in Canton in 1901.
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Canton
Ohio
Henry H. Timken Jr
Washington
D. C
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
George Parkinson
Christ United Presbyterian Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Henry Timken
Henry H
Two 17-year-olds Held After Tire Theft Chase
Two 17-year-old boys from Jacksonburg were arrested after a high speed pursuit when police spotted them taking tires from a parked auto. They remained in Middletown jail, to be referred to Butler County juvenile court.
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Jacksonburg
Middletown
Butler County Juvenile Court
Wildwood Road
Wildwood
Maple Park
Illinois Avenue
Texas Avenue
Grand Avenue
Thieves Loot Car Wash and Private Garage in Break-Ins
Burglars broke into a car wash and a private garage early yesterday. They took 50 to 60 free car washing passes from Robo Wash and missing money, while Samuel Jackson reported a broken rear window and the theft of 20 quarts of oil and a car battery worth 45 dollars.
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Ronald Burns
N. River St. Franklin
N. Verity Parkway
Aieview
Samuel Jackson
Ninth Ave
Pension Fund Probe In Works
Ohio lawmakers schedule studies on police and firemen pensions and public employe collective bargaining. The Legislative Service Commission will submit findings to the 1960 legislature. Cities owe over 400 million to the fund. study on election laws and private technical schools also planned.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Legislative Service Commission
Senate
Theodore Gray
Miami
Some Guys Just Never Learn in London
Fred Sharpe failed his driver's test in London for the 29th time. He has held a learner's permit for 15 years.
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London
Fred Sharpe
Sharpe
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