Constitutional amendments urged after Miranda ruling
U S authorities debate curbing or expanding police questioning after the Miranda decision. Lawmakers and officials urge possible constitutional or statutory changes, while others warn a new standard may be unconstitutional. The debate follows high profile cases and a presidential crime commission's split view.
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Man Hurt In Franklin Crash
Franklin police reported Marvin Poe of 518 Kenwood Drive Tren ton was treated at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a crash on Main Street that damaged his car $400 and a parked vehicle $800. The other two-vehicle incident on S River Street left $475 total damage with Arthur Bayless charged for an improper left turn.
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Marvin Poe
Kenwood Drive
Trenton
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Poe
Main Street
David House
S. Main St
Arthur E. Bayless
Cincinnati
Tim Leigh
Wilbraham Road
Middletown
S. River Street
Bayless
Fires Call List Reflects Small Incidents Across Town
Fire crews logged four calls from yesterday starting at 8 10 a.m. on Goldman Ave where loose wiring in a furnace at Mrs. Otto Kash home caused no damage. A 8 30 p.m. false alarm on Yankee Road and Askew Street. At 8 45 p.m. Beth Larimore on Superior Ave reported four issues. responders found all safe and the doctor was notified. A 10 40 p.m. fire on Jefferson Road involved a car owned by Ada Am ed with about 75 dollars in damage.
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Yankee Road
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Superior Ave
Beth Larimore
Jefferson Road
Ada Amed
Hamilton Men Bound To Jury On Grand Larceny Charges
Two Hamilton men Oscar Simpson and Edward C Nance were bound over to the Butler County grand jury on grand larceny charges with $2500 bond each for allegedly stealing copper wiring valued at $2500 from Armco Steel Project 600 on January 16.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Oscar Simpson
Edward C. Nance
Armco Steel Corporation
J.T. Lamb
Lewis Dyas
Eldora Drive
Sandra Campbell
Meadow Lane
Lebanon
N. Main St. Franklin
N. University Boulevard
Virgil Baker
Young St
Octavia Howard
Estella V. Stone
S. Main St
U N Mission Heads to Aden to Ease Federation Clash
A United Nations special mission leaves for Aden to study elections before British withdrawal, amid threats of terrorism from anti federation groups. Ambassador Manuel Perez Guerrero leads a three nation panel with Afghanistan Mali and Venezuela serving. they plan talks in London Cairo Jeddah and Aden with aims to avert a Saudi Eygpt union clash and hold a legitimate vote. Front for Liberation of Occupied South Yemen vows boycott and terrorism timed to disrupt the mission.
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Aden
United Nations
Arabian Peninsula
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Republic
Manuel Perez Guerrero
Venezuela
Abdussattar Shalizi
Afghanistan
Moussa Leo Keita
Mali
London
Cairo
Juddah
South Arabia
Hussain Ali Bayoomi
United National Party
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Twirlers Win 25 Events at Fairfield and Hendersonville Meet
Area baton twirlers win 25 events across Fairfield and Hendersonville Tennessee contests. Lu Ann Evans, 13, wins advanced solo, strutting junior championship, and grand champion scholarship. Other local winners include Linda Sue Howard, Donna Armstrong, and multiple age group winners across advanced and intermediate divisions.
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Lu Ann Evans
Gideon Road
Hendersonville
Fairfield
Linda Sue Howard
Franklin
Donna Marie Armstrong
Middletown
Post Office Facing Dual Crises In 2 Fronts
In Washington the Post Office Department warns it could lose both its race against catastrophe and the fight against mail swindlers. Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien urges $6.6 billion next year, while Chief Postal Inspector Henry B. Montague cites about $100 million annual mail fraud losses and growing schemes.
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Post Office Department
Post Office
Lawrence F. O’brien
House
Chicago
Henry B. Montague
Rotary Club hears talk on Student Loans
Rotarian Perry Grier an insurance executive will address club tomorrow noon at Manchester Motor Inn on Student Loans. Millard Bechtel of Armco Steel Corp and Jerry Brown of Frischs will report on their vocations to fellow members.
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Perry Grier
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Millard Bechtel
Armco Steel Corp
Jerry Brown
Frisch’s
Governors Assure Thaw In Funds From Federal Grants
Washington AP report says governors meet with President Johnson who promises a major unfreezing of federal funds. Grants to states will grow, highway funding resumes, and a quarterly $750 million release is coming. Governors discuss larger role in federal state partnership amid Vietnam War debate.
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Commission
Richard J. Bartlett
Glens Falls
Washington
Alan S. Boyd
William L. Guy
North Dakota
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Guy
National Governors Conference
Bullet hits house on Trenton Road in Trenton
Roy Garrison reports a back door damaged by a .22 caliber slug. Deputies say the hole was shot through the door at his home on Oxford Trenton Road in Trenton.
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Oxford
Trenton Road
Trenton
Butler County
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