Driver Must Pay Fine and Damages After Accident
Franklin A 22 year old Middletown driver James H Reffitt was fined 50 dollars and costs in municipal court and ordered to pay accident damages with a six month suspension on condition the damages are paid Judge J T Riley spoke. Additional fines were handed to Jerry C Hudson Edward A Johns Forrest Bruce Floyd H Smith Esther Kibby for speeding insecure load and failure to yield respectively. Wallace Henry had child-stealing charges dropped. William R Reece was found guilty of non support and ordered to pay 35 dollars weekly. Claude E F Baker had assault and battery charges dismissed.
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Franklin
Middletown
James H. Reffitt
Sherman Ave
J. T. Riley
Wallace Henry
Fourth Street
Alice Kennedy
William R. Reece
Park Ave
Jerry C. Hudson
Tibball St
Edward A. Johns
Morrow Rt. 1
Forrest Bruce
Dixie Highway
Floyd H. Smith
Cincinnati
Esther
Kibby
Lebanon
Anglican Archbishop calls for destruction of all weapons
In Canterbury, Dr Michael Ramsey urged abolition or drastic reduction of all weapons, not just nuclear. He warned unilateral disarmament is inadequate, argued total disarmament is essential, and urged efforts toward a ban on all weaponry to prevent war and reduce East West tensions.
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Canterbury
England
Michael Ramsey
Sat
Britain
America
Russia
Harper's Bazaar
Army to deploy new Sergeant battlefield missile overseas
The Army will send its solid fuel Sergeant battlefield missile with nuclear warhead overseas in 1963 to replace the liquid fuel Corporal. Two more Sergeant battalions will join by June 30, training at Ft Sill. The weapon, 34 feet long and 10,000 pounds, uses inertial guidance and has about 75 miles range.
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Washington
Elvis J Stahr Jr
West Germany
Stahl
Army
1St Artillery Regiment
77Th Artillery Regiment
Ft Sill
Okla
Hong Kong tightens penalties over refugees at border
British authorities in Hong Kong impose heavy fines and up to two years in jail for residents aiding refugees from Red China or hindering repatriation efforts. Border reports say more than 200 refugees slipped away Friday, merging into crowds near the frontier as engineers fortify a barbed wire barrier. A separate U.S. note claims about 1.8 billion tons of iron and steel in use, averaging 19 700 pounds per person.
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Hong Kong
Red China
United States
British Girl Guides Publish Sex Education Book
A 32 page handbook titled L for Learner issued for the Girl Guides Association likens sex to driving risks and urges mature understanding. Chapters discuss perils of the road, dignity, and avoiding provocative behavior, urging girls to learn through minds rather than racy games.
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London
Girl Scouts of Britain
Nancy Warner
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
Britain
Drunkenness Man Given Suspended Sentence In Heat
Detroit AP Joseph Wirtas a 53 year old from Leipsic Ohio wore multiple layers in a baking hot courtroom as temperatures outside hit a record 93.4. Wirtas, a fireman on a Great Lakes ship, told Judge John P. O'Hara it seemed chilly. The judge suspended the sentence on the drunkenness charge.
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Detroit
Joseph Wirtas
Leipsic
Ohio
John P. O'Hara
Mercury
Wirtas
United States urged to press liberty by Luce at Wooster
Henry Luce of Time urged America to promote and defend political freedom worldwide during dedication ceremonies for the $1.5 million Andrews Library at the College of Wooster. He tied freedom to Christian faith and emphasized conscience over state. Poet Robert Frost received an honorary degree and read poetry at the event.
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Wooster
Ohio
Henry Luce
Time, Inc
America
Luce
Andrews
College of Wooster
Robert Frost
Frost
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Dunbar
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Arpers
British Book Sa
Roedean School For Girls
Girls Guides Association
U.S
Liberty
Davidson
Central Ave
Midd
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Middletown Business College
Broad Street
Harper’s Bazaar
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