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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1961
Page
6
In Golden Colorado the jury in the Joseph Corbett Jr. murder case resumes deliberations after ten hours without a verdict. The eight men and four women will decide between acquittal and first degree murder with life imprisonment. Corbett, 32, is accused of killing Adolph Coors III in 1960 during a kidnapping plot.
A jury found John Max Ladutko Jr. guilty of two counts of first degree manslaughter for the January shotgun slayings of his estranged wife Nancy and Charles D. Johnson. The 32 year old attorney faces consecutive two to 20 year terms, with the judge imposing the sentence immediately.
The Alpine wall creeper is a small bird from the creeper family found in the Alps.
Kennedy proposes a fiscal year budget including defense at 43.8 billion dollars and a total deficit of 2.826 billion. Analysts caution Congress will shape final spending and receipts, with outcomes hinging on defense orders and tax collections amid uncertain economic growth.
Ohio Senate scheduled to vote this afternoon on the federal constitutional amendment granting the District of Columbia residents a presidential vote. The House already approved 125 to 6. Ratification by 36 states has occurred. Texas and New Hampshire may act today. GOP leaders urged action, arguing urban voting trends depend on the candidate, not the community.
In Pretoria AP reports a three judge tribunal acquitted 28 defendants charged with plotting to overthrow the government and install a Communist regime. The verdict ends the four year trial, a major defeat for Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd's government.
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