Kennedy son involved in rock incident north of Washington
In McLean Virginia police report Sen Robert F Kennedy says his 12 year old son David was among two youths who threw rocks at a motorist on a highway near the Kennedys Hickory Hill home. No charges were filed and the boys were returned home after the windshield damage totaling 119.72 dollars was settled.
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Mclean
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana
Washington
David
Kennedys
Hickory Hill
Kennedy
Leonee L. Correa
Correa
Sen. Kennedy
Measure suggests curb on steel imports to protect U S industry
In Columbus Steel Producers of Ohio endorse a Senate Finance Committee study calling a short-term limit on steel imports a path to unite steel nations and guard U S vital industry. The report cites imports rising to 11.5 million tons last year, 12.2 percent of demand, vs 1.15 million tons in 1957. A proposed law would cap imports at a fixed share of annual U S consumption.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Senate Committee On Finance
Committee
United States
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Homicide ruled justifiable in tavern death case
Ford Smith 37 of Hamilton was found not guilty by reason of justifiable homicide in the September 17 Lavender Bar shooting that killed Arnold Johnson 43. Smith testified Johnson struck him with a beer bottle and he fired once in self defense while working as bartender at the cafe.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Ford Smith
Central Ave
Smith
Arnold Jack Johnson
Pascal Ave
Lavender Bar
Johnson
Beating Touches Off Gang Clash in Cleveland
In Cleveland's West Side a 19 year old Donald Garner died after a beating and a gang clash erupted with 11 wounded by gunfire. Police said a shotgun was used by one assailant and eight people were questioned. Garner's family described a pipe attack. officers referenced a baseball as the weapon.
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West Side
Donald Garner
St. John Hospital
Garner
Delia Garner
Joseph
Trent Boys
Pondicherry’s colonial saga ends with 1954 Union
Pondicherry, the chief French settlement in India, was founded by the French in 1674. It passed through Dutch and British control before 1814 and remained French until it was ceded to India in 1954.
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Pondicherry
India
Indian Union
Butler Prosecutor Names New Assistant
Hamilton Butler County Prosecutor Richard J. Wessel announced the appointment of John B. Connaughton Jr. as an assistant prosecutor replacing Edward G. Lykins who resigned to enter private practice. Connaughton, 29, is a Xavier University 1960 graduate with a BS in business admin and UC Law 1963 JD, a partner in Connaughton Ferris Connaughton.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Richard J. Wessel
John B. Connaughton Jr
1610 Sunset Drive
Connaughton
Edward G Lykins
Middletown
Connaughton, Ferris & Connaughton
Court St
Xavier University
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Butler County Crippled Children Group Elects Officers
The Butler County Society for Crip pled Children and Adults Inc will hold its annual meeting next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 128 Ludlow St Hamilton. Officers will be elected and an annual report presented, urged by director Mrs Lucille Maddox to all members.
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Butler County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
Ludlow St
Hamilton
Lucille Maddox
Lawnfete Set At Spring Hill
A dunking machine will highlight a lawnfete at Spring Hill School on Saturday hosted by the Spring Hill PTO. The event runs from 3 to 7 p.m.
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Spring Hill
Spring Hill Pto
Place of residence ties to life risk for middle aged men
A U S Public Health Service report finds for white men aged 45 to 64 that death risk is higher in Eastern cities than rural central or western areas. The study lists Hawaii, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, parts of Arizona, Louisiana, Mississippi and eastern Pennsylvania as high risk, with North Dakota to Missouri among the lower risk states. Urban areas show higher risk overall. reasons are not known, says statistician Herbert Sour.
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Nevada
Arizona
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Mississippi
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Minnesota
Kansas
New Mexico
Oregon
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Iowa
Missouri
U.S. Public Health Service
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