Franklin council reveals arrests in fake money case
The Franklin city council disclosed the arrest of two Kentucky men Zane Grey Wages 34 of Salt Lick and William J Kidd 24 of Moorehead for passing counterfeit $20 bills at the Dream Bar and other local bars. Police commended for handling counterfeiting linked arrests and for overtime during the truckers strike.
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Council
Franklin
Eichholz
Kentucky
Zane Grey Wages
Salt Lick
William J. Kidd
Moorehead
Secret Service
Dream Bar
S. Main Street
Cyclist In Critical Condition After Route 4 Crash
John F. Woodward 38 of 8410 Ora Lane was in poor condition at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a motorcycle crash on Route 4 a mile north of Middletown. He had chest head and hip injuries and was moved from Middletown Hospital in critical condition. Patrolmen said the 3:15 p.m. accident occurred when he lost control northbound on Route 4 and went off the roadway.
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John F. Woodward
Ora Lane
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Rt. 4
Middletown
Woodward
Dayton Hospital
Middletown Hospital
Milligan To Speak To Middletown Bar Association
U S attorney William W. Milligan will address the Middletown Bar Association meeting at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Continental Lounge. He served in the Ohio House 1957 to 1964 and chaired the Labor and Industry Committee and has held posts as assistant counsel for the Anti Trust Committee and assistant Ohio attorney general. His topic is What Do We Want From the Criminal Justice System.
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William W. Milligan
U. S
Southern District of
Ohio
Middletown Bar Association
Continental Lounge
Milligan
Ohio House
Labor and Industry Committee
Sidney
Anti-Trust Committee
U. S. House of Representatives
K of P Meeting to Hear Brain Damage Talk and Nominate Officers
Dr. Joseph G. Peil will discuss brain damage treatment at the Knights of Columbus gathering at 1402 First Ave N. The 8 p.m. event will also nominate officers for 1970-71 and address training centers for the men tally retarded.
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Joseph G. Peil
Knigits of Columbus
Nine Negro Congressmen Charge Nixon Snub Over Civil Rights
All nine African American House members accuse President Nixon of neglecting black citizens and failing to meet for a private racial matters conference. They contrast White House social duties with ignored civil rights requests, citing February letter and April reply as evidence of administration apathy.
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House
White House
Nixon
America
Nine
William L. Clay
D-Mo
Clay
France
Pompidou
Supreme Court
United States
Indochina
Man Sentenced In Unarmed Robbery Case
A 49 year old Middletown man William Day was found guilty of unarmed robbery yesterday by a Butler County Common Pleas jury and sentenced to an undetermined term in the Ohio Penitentiary. Day and companion Charlie Spencer robbed Walter Gray of 470 dollars on July 5 in Middletown after meeting him at a tavern. Spencer already faced conviction and is serving a penitentiary term.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Ohio
William Day
S. Broad St
Walter Gray
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Ross
Day
Charlie Spencer
Gray
Spencer
Marian in Third Grade Mailman of Life Saving Aid
Marian, a third grade pupil in Ohio Bell promotion, is one of 26,000 workers teaching polite telephone use. She shows students how to take messages and seek help fast when life hangs in the balance.
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Marian
Hopscotch
Ohio
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