Speeders Face Court After Radar Checks Across Middletown
Radar devices run by Middletown police and Ohio state patrol led to 102 speeding violators being sent to Municipal Court and fined 1820 dollars. Another 26 offenders forfeited bonds totaling 790 dollars as police credited 38 Middles for cases and state patrol 90.
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Middletown
Ohio State Patrol
J. T. Lamb
Paul Habig
Central Ave
Jack Lakes
Deardoff Road
Franklin
Lakes
CG&E Board Declares 25 Cent Dividend
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. board declared a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on common stock payable May 14, 1965 to shareholders of record at the close of business on April 15.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Fowler Seen Best Pick for Treasury Secretary Post
Senate expected to confirm Henry H. Fowler as secretary of the Treasury after President Johnson named him to succeed Douglas Dillon. Fowler, a former undersecretary, would join budgets on major questions including dollar flows, gold stock, coinage silver use, and future excise tax proposals.
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Washington
Henry
Kennedy
H. Fowler
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Johnson
Fowler
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Byrd
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Virginia
The
Treasury
John F. Kennedy
A. Willis Robertson
Probe Asks Into Cancer Cure Study
A presidential committee urged an investigation of the governments 200 million search for a chemical cure for cancer. It found substantial parts of the contract work low in scientific quality and lacking strong central supervision. The panel said its own review was not thorough enough to declare the program ineffective, though it largely praised NIH's billion dollar effort.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
Clark cites poorly trained lawyers at Supreme Court talk
Associate Justice Tom C. Clark told Cornell University law school listeners that inadequately prepared lawyers create more trouble for the Supreme Court than occasional decision difficulties. He said the court often suffers from counsel who fail to grasp the underlying issue.
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Ithaca, NY
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
Clark
Cornell University Law School
Club Plans Dinner At Wanda Pugh Home
The Three-C Club schedules a dinner at Mrs. Wanda Pugh’s home at 713 17th Ave tomorrow. Orders will be taken and delivered any time.
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Schitterling
Wanda Pugh
17Th Ave
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Ferrer St
William Freeze
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Seventh Ave
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Ninth Ave
Baron Lee Bennett
Hawthorne St
Russell Profitt
Mohawk St
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Darey Drive
David Arnold
N. Main St
Charles Brooks
Cecil Townsend
Beatrice Drive
Hazel Brewer
Hamilton
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Roosevelt Ave
Robert Smith
Askew
Bonnie Crosby
Carroll Ave
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Dayton
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Thomas Drive
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Fred Gayhart
N. Grimes St
Harold Holliman
Memphis
Tenn
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Middletown Rt. 3
Harvey Apple
Flemming Road
Wayne Gentry
Turner Lane
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Schirm Drive
Cg&e
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