DePugh Convicted In Minutemen Case Sentencing Sought
Kansas City jury found Robert B. DePugh Walter Peyson and Troy Houghton guilty of conspiring to possess automatic weapons and silencers without registration and without paying transfer fees. They face potential sentences up to 15 years for DePugh and Peyson and five years for Houghton. Judge Elmo B. Hunter set a three week window for sentencing with all three free on bond.
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Kansas City, Mo
Darold D. Holmes
Robert B. DePugh
Minutemen
DePugh
Walter Peyson
Norborne
Troy Houghton
San Diego
Calif
Elmo B. Hunter
Husted
Holmes
Raithby Roosevelt Husted
Peyson
Missouri
FBI
Possible Strike Of Performers Spurs Talks
The Screen Actors Guild and AFTRA consider a midnight walkout amid negotiations with networks. Strike votes were held nationwide as unions press for a three year contract raising daily pay from 105 to 130 dollars. AFTRA seeks a 25 dollar weekly increase and higher pension and welfare contributions.
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New York
Screen Actors Guild
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Guild
AFTRA
Afl-Cio
State Supreme Court ruling widens power to bar protests on government property
The 5-4 decision in a Florida case strengthens state authority to designate government property as off limits even for peaceful protest. Justice Black argues it limits only specific properties but signals broader control. Justice Douglas warns of a growing police state.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Tallahassee
Fla
Tallahasse
Black
United States
Douglas
Supreme Court Won’t Review Ohio Personal Property Tax Case
The US Supreme Court refused to hear Continental Can Co. bid challenging Ohio personal property tax rules. Ohio officials said about 110 million dollars in annual state revenue could be affected. The dispute centered on uniform taxation of office and manufacturing equipment vs current classifications. Continental Can operates multiple plants and offices in Ohio.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Con Porterfield
Minental Can Co
Gail W. Porterfield
Supreme Court
High Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Continental Can
Court refuses to rule on long hair student dispute
Supreme Court declined Monday to decide on the propriety of long hair and beards for students at Richmond Virginia's Professional Institute. Three students challenged an order requiring shaves and haircuts before registration, arguing constitutional rights and cruel and unusual punishment. The Richmond Circuit Court denied an injunction, upholding the rule as reasonable for school discipline. The appeal names Norman Marshall, Robert Shoffner, and Salvatore Federico.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Richmond
John W. Knowles
Norman
Thomas Marshall
Robert D. Shoffner
Charlottesville
Salvatore Federico
Arlington
Suit Seeks 25492 In Area Wreck
Rufus Day and Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. sue Gary Abner in Butler County Common Pleas Court for injuries from a Nov. 23 1964 automobile crash on S Main St Buena Ave Middletown. Day seeks 25000 in damages and 492.60 for car damages.
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Hamilton
Rufus Day
Third St
Trenton
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
LeRoy
Ohio
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Gary Abner
Lafayette Ave
Middletown
Day
S. Main St
Buena Avenue
Nomination of Officers for Lafayette Lodge 37 Knights of Pythias
Nomination of officers will be held at Castle Hall 1044 Central Ave Thursday at 7 30 p m with William Wilson as presiding chancellor commander. Ten lodges to send representatives. Friday at 8 p m the Dookie organization meeting at Castle Hall will be led by Gary Johnson of West Baltimore.
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Lafayette Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Central Ave
William Wilson
Order
Gary Johnson
West Baltimore
Phone Merger Set
Warren Telephone Co plans a merger with United Telephone System. Warren Ohio and Newton Falls_ Ohio service about 50 000 subscribers. United System operates in 17 states.
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Kansas City
Warren (Ohio
Maryland Decision Is Upheld
The Supreme Court let stand a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that three Maryland grants to church affiliated colleges were unconstitutional. Two justices disagreed and said the appeal should have been reviewed. Hood College grants were upheld due to looser church ties and more diverse staff and student body.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland
Court of Appeals
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Maryland Court
Hood College
Frederick
United Church of Christ
Four Ohio Servicemembers Killed in Viet Nam Announced
Defense Department lists four more Ohio names among war dead. Army 2nd Lt. Thomas R. Murphy of Cuyahoga Falls and Army Pres. Claire Herald Jr. of Harrison are among the fallen, along with Air Force 2nd Lt. George H. Bonnell III of Worthington and Charles M. Todd of Mansfield.
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Washington
Ohio
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Army
Thomas R. Murphy
Cuyahoga Falls
Air Force
George H. Bonnell III
Worthington
Claire Herald Jr
Harrison
Charles M. Todd
Mansfield
Golden Age Club Announces Anniversaries and Birthdays
Twenty four November birthdays and two wedding anniversaries will be celebrated at the Golden Age Club meeting tomorrow at 1 30 in the Town House 600 N Verity Parkway. Oldest honoree is Mrs Alma Roof 90 of 509 Regent Drive and second oldest is William Cottmeyer 88 of 1822 Woodlawn Ave. Mr and Mrs Peter Antrican of 1928 Lamberton St celebrate their forty first anniversary.
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Golden Age Club
N. Verity Parkway
Alma Roof
Regent Drive
William Cottmeyer
Wood- Lawn Ave
Peter Antrican
Lamberton, St
Ohio Board Examines School District Reorganization Plan
The State Board of Education will consider a master plan to reorganize districts by student population rather than county lines. Purdy's advance report suggests minimum sizes of 3,500 and 20,000 pupils for districts, with Area Educational Districts for smaller areas and centralized planning for metropolitan areas.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Allso
Miami
Purdy
Cleveland
First Negro Mayor of Flint Elected
Floyd J. McCree, a soft spoken foreman, is the first Negro mayor of Flint Michigan a city of about 200 000 He won the post after a late drive by supporters defeating Harry Cull 5 to 4 He favors fluoridation open housing and equal employment and aims to join mainstream society while denying racial issues as his sole focus
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Flint, Mich
Floyd J. McCree
Michigan
McRee
Flint
McCree
Stokley Carmichael
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Harry Cull
Flint Urban League
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Vna
General Motors
Buick Division
Last London Police Murder Suspect Arrested in England
Harry Roberts, last of three men sought for the murder of three London policemen, was arrested about 11 45 a m during a full scale search by Hertfordshire Metropolitan and Essex officers. He was detained without a struggle and is in custody. The arrests followed the trial opening at the Old Bailey of his associates John Duddy and John Whitney accused of gunning down the officers near Wormwood Scrubs Prison on Aug 12.
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Bishops Stortford
England
Harry Maurice Roberts
London
Scotland Yard
Roberts
Harry Roberts
Hertfordshire
Metropolitan
Essex
Robert
Old Bailey
John Duddy
John Edward Whitney
Wormwood Scrubs
Worker suffers two broken feet in eight foot fall at Armco project
Clifford Cox, 35, of Fayetteville West Virginia, an employee of Kaiser Engineers the general contractor, fell eight feet onto a concrete slab at Armco Steel Corp Project 600 yesterday morning. He was admitted to Middletown Hospital in fair condition.
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Clifford Cox
Fayetteville
W. Va
Armco Steel Corp
Cox
Kaiser Engineers
Middletown Hospital
Grand Banks Offshore Grounds Lead World Fishing
The Grand Banks off Newfoundland are identified as the world's largest offshore fishing grounds, renowned for abundant pelagic fisheries and historic importance to Atlantic whaling and fishing.
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Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Crawler Fish of Asia Survives Weeks on Land
The article notes a species of crawling fish in Asia capable of living out of water for nearly a week, adapting to terrestrial conditions for extended periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
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Robert Depugh
Armbruster Florist, Inc
AP News
Pythian Lodge
Se*s
Agers
Scarfaced Roberts
Maurice E. (Moe) Ridenour
Trenton Heating & Air Conditioning
Janitrol
God
Christian Science Reading Room
Ceugnal ‘Sve
Shaddock
METS
Germantown Rd
Butty Savings and Loan Association
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