Daytonians Plead Guilty In Fantasy Farm Shooting
Four Dayton residents charged with armed robbery in the Dec. 28 Fantasy Farm Motel break in near LeSourdsville pleaded guilty in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Raymond Roberts and Cornelius Dillard received indeterminate terms in the Mansfield Reformatory. Robert J. Sheely and Needham Bendolph Jr. were committed to Lima State Hospital for 60 days observation before sentencing.
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Hamilton
Edgar Striefthau
Richard J. Wessel
Threat Ignites Labor Trial With Judge Sheltering Witness
In San Francisco a telephone threat interrupted a murder case in which Don Wilson, 40, AFL CIO Painters Union Local 4 fund official, was slain. The caller warned Rock’s bail, prompting Judge Francis McCarty to step aside and Judge Norman Elkington to take over. Defendants include Lewis Rock, Norman Call, Max Ward, Carl Black, Clyde Simmonds, with former fund administrator Stuve Youngren having died earlier amid fund losses.
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Lento Painters Union Welfare
Triggerman
Francis McCar Uproarty
Marvin
Lewis
Rock
Richard Rock
Ajin
Edward Thom
McCarty
Don Wilson
Lea
Norman Elkington
Wilson
Norman Call
Max Ward
Sacramento Painting
Welfare Fund
Carl M. Black
Oakland
Clyde Simmonds
Sacramento
Association
Call
Lloyd Green
Hayward
City urged to close Rodman Job Corps Center
New Bedford Massachusetts city officials urged President Johnson to close the Rodman Job Corps Center citing public safety concerns. A council resolution said residents in the south end live in fear after a disturbance with about 40 youths throwing rocks and pipes, and a youth firing at a police cruiser.
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New Bedford
Mass
Johnson
Rodman Job Corps Center
Theft and assault report from local police
Mrs. Rose Compton reported a theft of a concrete boy statue from her yard with a $65 loss. John Ecklesdafer reported two $20 bills stolen from his YMCA locker. Bart Dinar do, 24, received treatment at Middletown Hospital after a late night altercation.
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Rose Compton
Alameda
John Ecklesdafer
Farmersville
YMCA
N. Broad St
Bart Dinardo
Auburn St
Middletown Hospital
Cuban Competitors to Shine at Caribbean Games
Havana radio reports nearly 300 Cuban athletes will compete in 17 sports at the Central American and Caribbean Games in San Juan Puerto Rico from June 11 to 25.
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Miami, Fla
Havana
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Divorce petitions filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court
Jeanne H Busch of Williams Bay Wisconsin petitions for divorce from Henry F Busch Jr on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty in case 12059. Respond by June 4 1966 or petition granted. Louise M Derkson of Williamsport Pennsylvania files petition in case 12056 for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and requires answer by May 28 1966.
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Jeanne H. Busch
Lower Lock Vista Rd
Williams Bay
Wisconsin
Henry F. Busch, Jr
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Susan Hulshult
Anthony Valen
Louise M. Derkson
Academy Street
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
David L. Derkson
van Hulshult
Ary Luria Yall Ney
Pentagon presses NATO allies to meet defense duties
The Pentagon shows irritation at NATO partners who lag in defense spending and arms purchases. West Germany misses a roughly 1.3 billion dollar commitment, potentially prompting U S troop reductions as Viet Nam manpower strains rise and allied burden sharing remains weak. Secretary McNamara pressed Hassel over Germany's shortfalls in war goods purchases.
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United States
Germany
Iron Curtain
Europe
Kail Owe von Hassel
Robert 8. McNamara
von Hassel
U.S
Johnson Authorized To Farm Out Loans
Washington AP Congress allows President Johnson to shift 4.2 billion in government loans to private investors over the next year. The Senate approved the measure 50 to 20 after House changes. Treasury seeks a higher debt limit. analysts differ on deficits and a possible next year surplus versus Johnson’s deficit forecast.
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Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Congressional
Treasury
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
GOP
Dwight D.eisenhower
Byrnes
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Charles L. Schultze
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Ways and Means Committee
Miami closing Oxford campus for Memorial Day
Miami University will close on Memorial Day with no classes at the Oxford campus or any academic centers. Administrative offices will be closed from noon May 2 until 8 am May 31.
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Oxford
Miami University
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