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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1965
Page
6
Mobile officials and Police Chief James J. Robinson launch an “Operation 60” to curb rising traffic deaths. This year Mobile reports 36 fatalities, more than double the national rate, prompting a citywide safety push as campaigns urge drivers to reduce risk and save lives.
Roosevelt Junior High reports 197 students on the honor roll for the first grading period. Ninth graders lead with 82 students in the top tier, followed by 60 in the second tier and 55 seventh graders on the list, names listed by grade.
Cleo V. Keaton, 27, Dayton native on trial for first degree murder, testified he shot Maurice L. Francis near Williamsburg in an apparent accident during a struggle over a gun. His lawyer argues insanity. prosecutors say he killed Francis after wrecking a stolen car and taking the vehicle. The case, linked to two earlier tavern slayings, was to go to the jury after today’s testimony.
Canton and East Sparta police report 15 year old James Fisher of Can ton South High School saddled with a fatal fire and explosion in a frame garage while repairing a motorbike Tuesday night. The incident occurred south of Canton in East Sparta.
Cincinnati police hunt a freckle faced robber who assaulted a used car salesman, 29 year old Jerry Fischer of Mount Carmel. Fischer was forced into a car trunk, later freed after the vehicle was abandoned in a downtown parking garage.
A $190 000 suit over two deaths at a Xenia party is delayed indefinitely as key witness Xenia Patrolman John Angel, whose gun killed Akron liquor agent James Burns, is unavailable. Burns’ estate and Buckeye Union Casualty Co. face the suit, with Barbara Young suing for Rudolph Young’s death. The case was to begin Tuesday. The report also notes venomous snakes including the Australian tiger snake and South American jararaca.
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