Carlisle High stage to revive monkey trial drama Inherit the Wind
Carlisle High School seniors recreate the Darrow Bryant courtroom duel in the July 1925 monkey trial when Inherit the Wind is staged tonight and tomorrow at 8. Pat Long and Douglas Downs portray the famous lawyers with Martha Hamlyn Anthony Smith Greg South Dan Riley and Steve Dalton in supporting roles under director Gary Dobbs.
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America
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryant
Carlisle High School
Pat Long
Douglas Downs
Martha Hamlyn
Anthony Smith
Greg South
Dan Riley
Steve Dalton
Gary Dobbs
Hotel Liquor License Revoked Over Gambling Flap
Covington officials moved to curb gambling by revoking the Holiday Hotel liquor license. City Manager Robert Wray, also the alcoholic beverage administrator, called the hotel a perpetual police problem. The action followed a revocation order from Kentucky ABC Commissioner S. W. Pamer-Ball.
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Covington, Ky
Covington
Robert Wray
Wray
S.W. Pamer-Ball
Kentucky Alcoholic Beverage Control
Inflation Outlook Forecast for 1969
The University of Michigan Research Seminar in Quantitative Economics projects the United States will see higher unemployment and continued inflation in 1969. It forecasts GNP growth at about six percent, down from about nine percent since 1965.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
United States
University of Michigan
LM Seniors Cavert In Updated Comedy At Lemon Monroe HS
The LM Seniors present You Can t Take It With You tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Lemon Monroe High School. Darlene Stephens Bob Callahan Jackie Hall and Bob Bolin lead the cast with a large supporting group and Gail Osborn as student director.
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Cavert
Lemon-Monroe High School
New York
Della Ewalt
Darlene Stephens
Bob Callahan
Jackie Hall
Bob Bolin
Joe Beatty
Carolyn Collins
Chris Coldiron
George Puckett
Mike Roberts
Bob Beckowski
Bob Moorhead
Dave Myers
Judy Oberly
Linda Lyon
Kathy Ginter
Charles Kleine
Neil Ridenour
Gary Willis
Ross Madden
Jim Young
Gail Osborn
Mike Baker
Rob Morehead
Steigerwald
Speeders Paying Fines Net $1060 In Municipal Court
Forty five speeders paid the municipal court $1 060 in fines and forfeitures yesterday. One motorist received a three day jail term. Charles W Heater 36 of 505 Curtis St was jailed on driving under suspension charges and fined $200 plus $59 for careless driving. Ten others were fined $50 each for careless driving.
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Charles W. Heater
Curtis St
Verity Parkway
William E. Grays
Manchester Road
Gene R. Spicer
N. Sutphin St
Edward T. Simpson
Elaine Drive
Franklin
Denton W. Hall Jr
Park St
James F. Crank
Seneca St
Demast Bowling
Yankee Road
Kenneth Elam
Baltimore St
Marc Lee Whitesell
Germantown Road
German's Town
Richard Lee Stewart
N. Liebee St
Jerry, Howard
Sheridan, Ave
John D. Back
Renee Drive
Mistrial Declared in Lyons Murder Trial
HATTIESBURG Mississippi AP Circuit Judge Stanton Hall declared a mistrial in the murder trial of James F. Lyons after jurors reported a deadlock at 6 to 6 following more than four hours of deliberation. The case concerns the January 1966 firebombing death of Vernon Dahmer, a businessman whose home and store were attacked in what authorities described as a Ku Klux Klan plot.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Stanton Hall
James F. Lyons
Suarel
Lyons
Vernon Dahmer
Hatties‘burg
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Billy Ray Pitts
Pitts
Firemen's Pay Demands Studied by Cincinnati Officials
Cincinnati officials review a bid from Cincinnati Firefighters Local 476 for higher wages and shorter hours. The 903-firefighter force seeks a $1,920 annual raise to reach $10,000 and 16 percent boosts for ranks above firefighter. They want a 56 hour work week reduced by two hours annually to 42 hours.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Firefighters Local 476
Psychiatrist Dietrich Hartert Dies in Car Behind Hospital
Cleveland officials say a fatal barbiturate and alcohol overdose caused the death of Dr. Dietrich Hartert 44 at Fairhill Psychiatric Hospital where he worked. He had been missing since Tuesday and was found in his car Wednesday.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Fairhill Psychiatrict
Dietrich Hartert
Reward Offered In Coin Heist
The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of two men who stole nearly $15,000 in coins from a phone company truck last month. The holdup forced the driver to pull to the roadside on U.S. 21 between Akron and Cleveland.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
U.S. 21
Akron
Cleveland
Man Bound Over On Murder Charge
Curtis O Davis 21 Bainbridge bound over to Ross County Grand Jury on first degree murder charges for the Oct 25 shooting of his uncle Arthur Henderson 57 of Fort Thomas Kentucky during a family argument. Davis wife Ann 21 was also shot to death but no charges filed yet.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Curtis O. Davis
Bainbridge
Ross County Grand Jury
Davis
Arthur Henderson
Fort Thomas
Ann
Pastor Frank Gifford to Speak at Adventist Service
Pastor Frank Gifford will address the congregation on The Tower of the Cross during the 11 15 a m worship service at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Sabbath school starts at 10 a m.
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Frank Gifford
Tower of the Cross
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Chagall to design Vatican stained glass window for modern room
Vatican sources report the Russian-born painter Marc Chagall of France has been commissioned to craft a stained glass window for a stark modern room at the edge of Vatican City. The window will be the sole bright decor for space set aside for papal audiences.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Marc Chagall
France
Campaign groups report fundraising and spending totals
Two Republican committees filed reports with the House clerk showing contributions totaling 111745 dollars and expenditures of 266383 dollars for October 22 to October 31. The filings were submitted by the Republican Campaign Committee and the Republican National Finance Operation Committee.
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Washington
House
Republican Campaign Committee
Republican National Finance Operation Committee
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