Kentucky Governor Race May Signal LBJ Popularity
In Frankfort Henry Ward campaigns to become Kentucky’s first Republican governor. Democrat Nunn hopes to tie the race to national issues and LBJ, while Ward argues his record of honesty and service. The contest involves attacks over religion and race and tests the state’s leanings on national policy.
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Communist Strategy Conference Fails Amid Bolshevik Anniversary
AP report notes Moscow hosts global Communist leaders for a 50th Bol shevik anniversary celebration but unlikely to yield a world strategy conference for at least a year. Soviet leadership has resisted further fragmentation of the movement despite backing from Poland and other parties.
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U S Steel Held Liable For Damages
A U S District Court judge ruled U S Steel Corp liable for punitive damages in the 1965 Cedarville sinking in the Straits of Mackinac. Ten people died when the Cedarville and Toepdalsfjord collided in fog in May 1965. Judge James C Connell did not set a dollar amount. claimants seek about 10.5 million in compensatory damages.
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Nurse's Body Found In Abandoned Quarry In Delaware
The missing nurse's aide Sarah Ann Cleland, 19, of Sunbury, was found in an old rock quarry at Blue Limestone Park. Her car was located by divers at the quarry bottom. An autopsy was planned and foul play remained undetermined. Cleland worked at Jane M. Case Hospital.
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Mexico City Capsicum Note Distinguishes Red Pepper
Red pepper is not related to black or white pepper. In the spice trade it is called capsicum, the chili type pepper from whose seeds it comes.
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Youth Acquitted of Manslaughter in Traffic Death
James M. Dixon twenty of 4195 Hamilton Mason Road was acquitted of second degree manslaughter in the Jan. 21 traffic death of Connie L. Adkins thirty of 1701 Cornell Ave. Judge Fred B. Cramer said the state failed to prove reckless driving. Adkins was fatally struck after Dixon’s car hit a car driven by Mildred Woods and struck Adkins who stood near the stopped vehicle on Tuley Road.
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Three Liquor Permit Applications Filed In Ohio
Three applications filed with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control include Pat's Super Markets Inc for a C-2 permit to sell beer and wine for carry out at 1217 Jackson Lane, John H. Webb doing business as Pasttime Pool Room for a C-3 permit to sell wine and liquor by the glass until 1 am at 1225 Garfield St, and an application to transfer a C-2 permit from Baileys Grocery at 2018 Cincinnati-Dayton Road to Kenney's Carry Out at the same address. Robert Davison doing business as Davey's Pony Keg at 1519 Germantown Road received a seven day suspension of liquor permits for Sunday sales, suspended on condition of no further convictions.
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A list of crossword clues and answers including Stretch across Bob Cut grass Lubricate Opera Female sheep Moist Tiny particle Astaire Average time of solution 24 minutes wheel Rent Make lace edging Headland Dry City hazard Assistant Bundle Snow vehicle with 1967 King Features Syndicate credit.
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Viet Cong releases three American POWs in Vietnam
Hanoi quoted the Viet Cong saying the three U S prisoners were released as an act of repentance for crimes against the South Vietnamese people. The names appeared garbled but likely included Sgt Edward Robert Johnson, Pvt Daniel Arpitzer of Fairmont West Virginia, and James Elex Jackson of Talco West Virginia.
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Bricker Released After Heart Condition Hospital Stay
Former governor and U S senator John W Bricker age 74 was released from University Hospital in Columbus Ohio after a six day stay for observation of a heart condition.
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Man Jailed on Two Petit Larceny Charges
A 31 year old man, Russell Lykins of 1511 Columbia Ave, was sentenced to 120 days in jail by Judge J. T. Lamb in municipal court after two petit larceny charges. He had been charged with grand larceny for stealing a $150 wrist watch from James W. Parker on Oct 8, which was reduced to petit larceny, and a separate charge for taking $4.81 worth of gas from Malotts Service Station at Grand Ave and Gideon Rd. Also in court, Eddie L. Perdue, 31, of 1207 Young St, was jailed three days, fined 200 dollars, and had his license suspended for a year after a driving while intoxicated arrest on Oct 13. Frank Goode, 36, of 1501 Yankee Rd, was fined 50 dollars on four cruelty to a dog charges and 20 dollars on two unlicensed dog charges, plus order to shelter the dogs. Carde k Lockhart, 52, was sentenced to 30 days for vagrancy but suspended if he stays out of Ohio. Anita L. Howard, 19, was fined 10 dollars on a speeding charge and Willis B. Combs, 46, ordered to pay court costs for a traffic light violation. Some charges were dismissed including disorderly conduct against Harlan Downs and a dog running at large against Lindy Streifthau.
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Father given suspended term in child support case
Kenneth Riley, 38, at 1316 Bernice Ave, found guilty by Butler County Domestic Relations Judge David Black of failing to support a minor child. He received a suspended 60 day jail sentence and was placed on probation after pleading innocent.
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