Ferguson to probe Cincinnati traffic ticket scandal
State Auditor Joe Ferguson announced a formal inquiry into reports that traffic tickets are being fixed in Cincinnati. He appointed John A. Blum to lead the examination of the Cincinnati City traffic department following a letter from Richard L. Kiley.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joe Ferguson
Cincinnati
John A. Blum
Bureau of Inspection
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ferguson
Richard L. Kiley
Kiley
Courter Tech High School
Cincinnati Police Department
Pardize
Riley
Blum
Plea In Latin Made To Pope
Tenants of a church owned East 19th Street building appealed to Pope Paul VI in Latin to halt demolition. The residents said the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart plan a parking lot, urging the pope to intervene to retain their home.
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New York
East 19Th Street
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Supreme Court to hear Hartke election dispute
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the challenge over Sen Vance Hartkes narrow Senate win against Richard Roudebush in Indiana. Roudebush sought a recount after a 4283 vote margin, while a federal court had blocked it, creating a key legal question on state versus federal roles in election law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vance Hartke
Richard L. Roudebush
Roudebush
Senate
Hartke
Indiana
Theodore L. Sendak
Veterans Administration
Indianapolis
Hartke-Roudebush
Carl Curtis
R. Neb
Mhallenge
U.S. Senate
Parochial School Aid OK'd In Connecticut
Supreme Court granted a temporary stay allowing Connecticut to continue providing aid to parochial schools while a federal Hartford ruling is appealed. About 6 million earmarked for 263 nonpublic schools, mainly Catholic, with 217 operated by religious bodies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Hartford
Warren E. Burger
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
Hartford Court
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
John M. Harlan
High Court
Harford
Connecticut Civil ‘Liberties Union
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Price Cut On Fancy Decanters
Ohio Liquor Department launches a cut-rate close-out sale of 79 liquors in decorative decanters to reduce inventory to 30 million by June. Director Richard Guggenheim notes fancy decanters rarely sell and must go. items include a Canadian Mountie at 11.38, a Scottish Mallard at 16.02, and a Liberty Bell at 11.05, with potential shortages in major brands as stock is trimmed.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Liquor Department
Richard Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Ohio
Nuclear test rocks Soviet Union near Ural and Siberia
Uppsala Seismologic Institute reports a 5.9 magnitude underground nuclear blast at 2 a.m. EST on the western slope of the Ural Mountains in the Soviet Union. The institute notes a second blast Monday in the Semipalatinsk area of Siberia.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Uppsala Seismologic Institution
Soviet Union
Marcus Baath
Ural Mountains
Semipalatinsk
Siberia
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S. University
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