Photo of suspect in Hamilton assault developed by state lab
A composite picture of a man who abducted and assaulted a seven year old girl was created by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and brought to Hamilton to aid the search. The description notes a receding hairline, mole, slender build, 30 to 40, and odd eyes. the car is a 1955 or 1956 light green or turquoise model, possibly a convertible. The victim was treated at Mercy Hospital and a 15 year old witness described the vehicle color as light. Police urge informants to contact Hamilton police or the county sheriff.
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Hamilton
Crime Laboratory
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Clifton Hyde
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Hamilton Police
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton City Police
Sheriff's Office
Questions but no answers about strange particles in cancer
AP Science Writer John Barbour reports researchers debate whether virus like particles in cancer are true viruses or crippled forms of bacteria. Dr. Sykes of MD Anderson notes bacterial forms may accompany cancer while genetic material and virus like globules appear in mitochondria DNA.
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New Orleans
Texas
John A. Sykes
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Tumor Institute
Houston
Tex
American Cancer Society
Sykes
Man
George F. Kalf
Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry
Jersey City
Margit M. K. Nass
University of Philadelphia
Nass
Free 44 Years Escape Mandated to 1 to 20 Years
Leroy Dunlap, 64, who evaded the electric chair for 44 years after a 1920 jail escape, is sentenced by a three judge panel to 1 to 20 years in Ohio Penitentiary for a 1920 robbery slaying. He may seek parole in 10 months and could be released in 11.
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Akron, Ohio
Leroy Dunlap
Ohio
Dunlap
Iion
Common Pleas
John Kelly
Time Out For Ginger at Middletown High Friday
Middletown High School presents Time Out for Ginger Friday at 8 p.m. in the MHS auditorium directed by James Butch. A cast of 10 performs with a crew of 50, featuring local actors Jim Bare Martha Crawford Carol Burdsall Diane Fasny Nancy Stein Badonna Van Ostrand Marty Lewis Mark Moore Norman Nichols Joe Berman. Tickets are 75 cents and may be reserved today at the high school keeping office.
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Middletown High School
Ginger
MHS
James Butch
Houston
Texas
Lyceum Theater
New York City
New York Times
the World Telegram
Pert
Jim Bare
Martha Craw
March 30 1965 Today in History highlights events
On this date in history several events are noted including the ratification of the 15th Amendment in 1870 the establishment of a Florida territorial government in 1822 the Alaska sale treaty in 1867 daylight saving in 1918 and F D Roosevelt announcing a Pacific war council in 1942.
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Florida
William Seward
Washington
Alaska
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pacific War Council
India
Nehru
Far East
Hendrik Verwoerd
U.N. Security J
U.N. Security Council
Chinese Communist Party
International Communist Movement
Nikita Khrushchev
Louisiana OEP Staff Faces Major Reduction
Gov McKeithen announced drastic cuts at the Louisiana Office of Economic Opportunity trimming staff from eight to two after $132,000 in federal funds were cut off. He said the antipoverty office might be unnecessary if new industry comes to the state.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Office of Economic Opportunity
John J. McKeithen
Washington
McKeithen
Chicago
Rev Burt Bussard Dies at 76 Ex‑Pastor of Mason Church
The Rev. Burt L. Bussard, 76, a former Mason Methodist pastor, died of cancer at Methodist Home in Cincinnati. He served in Dayton, Van Wert, West Milton and Brookville before retiring about 11 years ago. Survived by two sons Paul of Dayton and John of Waverly, a sister Odessa Plock and a brother Walter, both of Dayton. Services at Schlientz & Moore Funeral Home at 1 p.m. Thursday. Burial in Greenville Cemetery. Calling hours tomorrow 3–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Dayton
Burt L. Bussard
Methodist
Mason
Cincinnati
Miami Valley
Mr. Bussard
van Wert
West Milton
Brookville
Paul
John
Waverly
Odessa Plock
Walter
Schlientz & Moore Funeral Home
Greenville
Funeral
Obituaries and Services for Local Residents Listed
Edward Frey 85 of 419 N E St with services at 10 a m tomorrow (Webb) Daniel Martin 84 of 5936 Morning i Sun Road with services today (Marshall Smith) Randy Frost three month old son of Mr and Mrs Omer Frost of New Miami with services tomorrow in Manchester Kentucky.
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Edward Frey
N. E St
Webb
Daniel Martin
I Sun Road
Marshall-Smith
Randy Frost
Omer Frost
New Miami
Manchester
Ex Nazi Col. Rapp Slapped With Ten Life Terms
In Essen Germany former SS Colonel Albert Rapp was sentenced to ten life terms for personally taking part in ten mass executions in Klinzy. The court imposed the maximum sentence for each case marking one of the sternest penalties against a Nazi war criminal in West Germany.
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Essen
Germany
S.S
Albert Rapp
Rapp
Klinzy
Car theft on San Xavier Reservation stripped tires
Alfonso Romero told sheriffs officers his car broke down on the San Xavier Indian Reservation. After he returned with parts to repair a clutch, three tires, the battery and wires were stolen. He hiked to town, towed the car with a truck, and found the entire vehicle stolen.
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Tucson
Ariz
Alfonso Romero
San Xavier
Romero
Patchy Winter Weather Dips, Rain Surges Across South
Snow tapered in the Northeast while southern regions from eastern Texas to the Southeast faced heavy rain and storms. A spring snow storm hit New England and upstate New York with up to eight inches in parts, especially northern Massachusetts, and Boston saw four inches causing traffic disruptions. Two traffic deaths were linked to eastward air spread from Midwest chills. Upstate New York and parts of New England reported only flurries, while heavy rains raised flood risks in southern states and forecasts warned warm weather could worsen Midwest floods after snow.
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Associated Press
Texas
New England
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Midwest
Upstate
Weather Bureau
Shipping Stopped By Explosives on Galveston Beach
GALVESTON TEX (AP) Police deputies and Coast Guardsmen patrolled city beaches searching for explosive barrels like those blown up Monday night. Shipping was at a standstill as hazards halted traffic. The pilots' association refused responsibility for sending ships into Galveston Bay. Police said barrels broke away from offshore rigs and contain explosive powder that ignites when salt water enters.
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Galveston
Tex
Coast
Pilots’ Association
Galveston Bay
Coast Guard
Hoover Responds to Critics of FBI Overreach
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover defends the bureau against calls to abandon democratic law enforcement principles and adopt police state methods. In the April bulletin he says critics misuse authority charges and that their claims of the FBI dragging its feet on civil rights are unfounded and inaccurate.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Young GOP History Traced in Middletown Meeting
Fred Young, chairman of the Ohio League of Young Republicans, explained the origin and growth of local, state, and national Young Republican movements at the Middletown Area Young Republicans gathering at Eastern Lanes. A TGIF party will be held Friday at 8 pm at the Congress Inn in Monroe, public invited.
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Young Republican
Fred Young
Ohio League of Young Republicans
Middletown Area
Young Republicans
Eastern Lanes
Congress Inn
Monroe
Area Driver Still Critical
Samuel Warmouth aged 65 from 2908 Oxford State Road remained in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after his car struck a railroad signal in front of Armiel Construction on Oxford State Road early Monday. He suffered multiple scalp lacerations and rib fractures after skidding about 200 feet while attempting to stop and spinning sideways.
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Samuel Warmouth
Oxford State Road
Middletown Hospital
Armiel Construction Co
Warmouth
Networks Spend $125 Million to Cover News in 1964
New York AP report quotes Robert E. Kintner president of NBC saying the three major networks spent 125 million dollars to cover the news in 1964. He notes NBC News division accounted for 53 million, more than NBC's total revenues thirty years earlier.
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New York
Robert E. Kintner
National Broadcasting Co
NBC News
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Tytus
John Barbour
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Air Force
Summit County
James V. Barbato
Harry Walker
St. Louis
Airtemp
Vay
THE
Louisiana Oep
Burt Bussard
Harold L. Agee Insurance Agency
Car
Young Gop
Juil
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester RD
Fenwick
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Middletown
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