Latham Lawyers Seek Depositions in Murder Case
Hamilton Ohio attorneys for Samuel Lee Latham 32 request depositions from three witnesses including Charles Bunyea Walter Knight and a London Ohio BCI employee to gather records and physical evidence believed necessary for defense in the two count first degree murder indictment. Latham pleads not guilty and is held on 70000 bond.
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Hamilton
Samuel Lee Latham
Pueblo Drive
New Miami
Butler County
Hugh D. Holbrook
H. J.joe
Bressler
Charles Bunyea
Walter Knight
Bill Mark
Ohio Bureau of Identification and Investigation
BCI
London
Latham
Bertram H. Roden
Leona
Picadilly Drive
Sohio criticized for credit card greed in fraud case
U S District Judge Timothy S Hogan blasted Standard Oil of Ohio and other big firms for greed as he sentenced Jack Gates of New Richmond Ohio for six counts of mail fraud. Gates charged 4612 on a Sohio card while the judge criticized handling and warned about federal court power over corporations.
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Cincinnati
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Timothy S. Hogan
New Richmond
Clermont County
Jack Gates
Sohio
Hogan
Hamiltonians Received Suspended Terms in Middletown Case
Richard Burton Lazell Shaw and Charles Winston faced suspensions after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct and related charges in a Middletown municipal court session. Burton and Shaw, 24, former Taft High basketball players, were ordered to stay outside Middletown. Police restrained them with night sticks following a May incident.
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Hamilton
Ming
J. T. Lamb
Municipal Court
Middletown
Richard Burton
Lazell Shaw
Hamilton Taft
Burton
Shaw
Charles Winston
Dog Destroyed After Court Settlement
Judge J. T. Lamb ordered the destruction of a dog owned by Mrs. Lonzie Deaton of 1104 Elwood Street. He suspended two $100 fines on the condition the animal be destroyed immediately. City dog warden Carl Creach had charged Mrs. Deaton with running a dog at large and harboring a vicious animal.
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J. T. Lamb
Lonzie Deaton
Elwood St
Warren Sees Rules For U S Judiciary After Fortas Affair
Chief Justice Earl Warren calls a special 11 member Court Administration Committee meeting to discuss proposed rules on judges' income and investments as Congress debates disclosure. The move follows the Fortas resignation and scrutiny of Warren Burger and William O Douglas amid related foundation ties. Ernest Friesen says the panel may propose firm rules for later Judicial Conference action.
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Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
U.S
Warren
Court Administration Committee
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit
District Courts
Congress
Fortas
Family Foundation
Louis E. Wolfson
William O. Douglas
Parvin Foundation
Nevada
Chiefs
Warren E. Burger
Mayo Foundation
Ernest C. Friesen
United States Courts
U.S. Judicial Conference
Middletown City Directory Published By Williams Co
The 1969 Middletown City Directory from Williams Directory Co of Cincinnati is being delivered. It contains four major sections and an introduction by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce. The alphabetical section lists residents with name marital status occupation and address. The book includes a street directory and a numerical telephone directory. Cost per copy is 65 dollars.
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Middletown
Williams Directory Co
Cincinnati
Middletown Area
States Popular for Ice Fishing Ranked by Hobbyists
Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New York Wisconsin and Vermont are listed as popular ice fishing states. The claim highlights regional interest across the Midwest and Northeast with multiple states cited.
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States
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New York
Wisconsin
Vermont
MU Names Library Director
Dr. Charles Darrett Churchwell, 42, will become Miami University Libraries director Sept 1. He succeeds Leland S. Dutton who will retire, remaining as Research Resources Librarian with duties in graduate relations and interlibrary loans.
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Oxford
Ohio
Charles Darrett Churchwell
University of Houston
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Leland S. Dutton
Dutton
Churchwell
Houston
Morehouse College
Atlanta University School of Library Science
University of Illinois Graduate School of Library Sciences
Negro Sociologist Resigns From Antioch Board
Dr. Kenneth Clark resigns from Antioch College board in protest of a racially organized Afro American Studies Institute. He argues discrimination by blacks against whites is as damaging as white discrimination, criticizing the college’s black separatist policy. Clark helped shape studies cited in the Supreme Court desegregation brief.
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New York
Kenneth Clark
Antioch College
Gio
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Yellow Springs
Clark
New York Post
Antioca
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Hamiltonians
Winston
Robert Cox
Middletown Hospital
Jim Patterson
Pontiac
Mich
Taft
Lamb
Chris C. Spencer
Yankee Road
Donald L. Meadows
Roosevelt Ave
Dog
N Flintstone Theatre
Vanes
John Griffin
The
Artists
John Howard Griffin
Novelist
Logan Johnston
Hal
MUM
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Johnathan Dinkel
Douglas Nee
Newton
Mass
Boy Scouts of America
War Memorial Auditorium
Boston
Washington
Greathouse’s
Frank
Cricketeer
MU Names Library Director
Charles Churchwell
Texas
Antioch
Choeschunger Lunch
French Fries & Coleslaw Reg
Bulova
Accutron
Elgin
Jewel Bulova
Umega
OMEGA
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