Accused Slayer Says He Wanted Headlines With My Name
In Mesa Arizona Robert Benjamin Smith 18 in psychiatric care after the Rose Mar College of Beauty killings that killed five women and two children. He told police he wanted headlines with his name before he dies and drew inspiration from recent mass killings. He faces five counts of murder with a preliminary hearing set for December 15.
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Mesa, Ariz
Robert Benjamin Smith
Chicago
Austin
Tex
Maricopa County
Mesa
Justice of the Peace
Rose-Mar College of Beauty
Smith
Joyce Sellers
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Deborah Sellers
Mary Margaret Olsen
FASTEETH advertised for dentures and fit
An ad promotes FASTEETH powder to help dentures stay in place with no sliding or slipping. It claims alkaline formula prevents sour taste and promises reduced denture breath. Recommends seeing a dentist and buying FASTEETH at drug counters.
Easter Seals Names Mario Andretti Campaign Chairman
The National Society for Crippled Children and Adults named racing driver Mario Andretti of Nazareth Pennsylvania as chairman of the 1967 Easter Seal campaign in a Pittsburgh announcement.
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Pittsburgh
National Society For Crippled, Children and Adults
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Johnson to undergo surgery in Bethesda this week
President Johnson plans a Bethesda hospital operation on Wednesday to remove a throat growth and repair a hernia from prior surgeries. He said the procedure should take under an hour and expects a brief hospital stay before returning to Texas ahead of Congress reconvening on January 10.
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Tex
Johnson
White House
Fredericksburg
Texas
Randolph Air Force
Washington
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Congress
Two Drivers Cited In Franklin Crashes
Franklin police cited Jerry Eugene Halton 26 of Middletown for assured clear distance after his car struck James William Cooper 27 of Dayton. Both cars sustained 200 dollars damage. Ruby Alice McCoy of Portsmouth was cited for improper turn after her car hit John C Deutsch 24 of Centerville. Each vehicle damage listed as 150 dollars.
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Franklin
Jerry Eugene Halton
Middletown
James William Cooper
Dayton
Ruby Alice McCoy
Portsmouth
John C. Deutsch
Centerville
Constiner to Speak at Civitan Club Meeting
Dale Constiner personnel director at Black Clawson Co. will address the Civitan Club at Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow night and show the Champion Papers film Paper Work about the paper industry. Everett Sherron is program chairman of the meeting. In 1965 US families ate 1.75 billion pounds of macaroni products.
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Black Clawson Co
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Champion Papers
Constiner
Ohio Paper Industry Council
Everett Sherron
United States
Romney and Goldwater clash over 1968 bid dynamics
Goldwater denies blocking Romney and says no collaboration with Nixon to thwart Romney's run. Romney says he has not decided on a 1968 bid, while both sharpen views on McNamara and GOP strategy. Romney faces pressure to explain past endorsement gaps and align with party leaders.
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Goldwater
Romney
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
ABC
Nixon
Dick Nixon
NBC
Meet the Press
Secretary of
Defense Robert S. McNamara
Lincoln PTO To Hear Mrs Gilmore On Workshop For Handicapped Teens
Lincoln School Annex PTO will hear Mrs. June Gilmore, a Warren County school psychologist, at 7:30 tomorrow evening about starting a local workshop for mentally and physically handicapped youths aged 16 and older. Currently 26 students 6 to 16 are enrolled in two Lincoln Annex classes. Mrs. Noah Lee Jr. notes some 16 plus students are bused to Hamilton for practical employment, and the PTO will discuss a nearby project to provide local employment options. meeting is open to the public.
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June Gilmore
Michael Road
Warren County
Lincoln School Annex Pto
Lincoln Annex
Noah Lee Jr
Beverly Lane
Hamilton
Goodwill Industries
PTO
Lee
Baton Twirlers Awarded Trophies at Reading High
Seven Middletown youths won trophies at a USTA baton twirling contest held at Reading High School. Debbi Freeze took first in 10-year-old advance, Cinda Browning second in 14-year-old advance, Cheryl Lingworth first in six-year-old advance, Joanne Cornett second in 12-year-old intermediates, Marla Carr first in six-year-old intermediates, Cheryl Turner fifth in 12-year-old beginners, and Judy Scott second in 11-year-olds.
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Middletown
USTA
Reading High School
Debbie Freeze
Cinda Browning
Cheryl Lnngworth
Joanne Cornett
Marla Carr
Cheryl Turner
Judy Scott
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