Army Plans For Civil Disorders
Army Secretary Stanley R. Resor says planning and training are focused on handling possible nationwide civil disorders this summer. He notes the King assassination unrest showed simultaneous crises are possible and mentions adding an Air Force major general to planning staff and the challenge of moving troops from southern bases to northern areas.
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Two Probation Given for Cycle Theft Partners
Hamilton two defendants charged with breaking into Honda of Middletown at 25 Charles Street on April 23 and stealing two motorcycles valued at 550 dollars were placed on five years probation by Buller County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. Gary D. Cretors, 19, of 1810 Columbia Avenue, and Robert W. Banks, 26, of 1612 Glenn Avenue, both of Middletown, waived grand jury action and pled guilty. Cretors, AWOL from the Army, is to be returned to Army authorities for disposition.
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Bus Drivers To Get More Protection
Washington officials agreed to boost transit security after a rash of armed robberies and the slaying of a driver. Police will spend more time on buses totaling 320 extra man hours daily, and drivers will not be forced to carry a $100 changer. late riders must have correct change or walk.
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Seven Ohioans listed as killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department announced seven more Ohioans killed in Vietnam. Killed in action were Army Spec. 5 Frederick W. Taylor of Marietta, Pfc. James E. Mays of Hamilton, Marine Sgt. Harold J. Vierheller Jr. of Canton, Marine Cpl. Ronald L. Favourite of Bryan, Army Spec. 4 Richard Lomax of Mansfield who was updated from missing to dead in hostile action, Marine Sgt. Paul J. Kingery of Chardon, and Marine Cpl. David R. Caruso of Cincinnati, with one death attributed to nonhostile action.
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Altercation Leaves Man Injured At Wayside Inn
Robert Clay Coleman Jr. 22 of 2006 Pearl St. was hospitalized at Fort Hamilton after an altercation at the Wayside Inn on U S 127 north of Seven Mile. Deputies reported he argued with two other men in a tavern restroom.
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Morton J May Dies at 86 Ailing May Co Chairman
Morton J May died Friday at age 86 from an apparent heart seizure. He was honorary board chairman of the May Co., a chain of 25 stores in 13 cities. A Denver native, May built his father’s store into a nationwide department store chain and retired from active duty years ago.
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