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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1965
Page
7
Cecil John Rolls told Sydney Quarter Sessions Court that plastic surgery failed to erase his criminal past as he robbed shop safes to fund more operations. He admitted a long criminal record and was jailed for four years for breaking into a butcher shop and stealing 330 Australian pounds from a safe.
A series of petitions filed in Butler County Courts involve minors or residents accusing spouses or family members of cruelty and neglect. Plaintiffs include Lana Ellis, Barbara Ann Gierke, Vivian Werk, and others against their named defendants at various addresses.
The record lists several individuals including Elbert McIntosh from Lucy McIntosh at 1916 Carolina Sr. and Lucy Blankenship of 7115 Hamilton-Princeton Road with William Blankenship at 3002 Ottawa. Edith Tice of 20 Arcadia Drive from Earl C. Tice and Peggy Miller of 6165 Elk Creek Road from Forrest Miller. Bernice May of 3312 Bexley Drive from John May at 3008 Tytus Ave. Each entry notes neglect.
Paris attorney Madeleine Larue-Veron said proof has been received that former Algerian president Ahmed Ben Bella is alive. She cited a letter his mother received which she said bears his handwriting, marking the first tangible evidence of his survival after Boumedienne deposed him last June.
An annual Roman Catholic observance honors couples married 50 years with a ceremony at St Patrick's Cathedral. About 300 couples, many aged 70 plus, receive commendations from Cardinal Spellman as they renew vows and recall their wedding day. The program began in 1957 in Milwaukee and has spread to about 100 of 127 dioceses.
The origin of Wall Street's name traces to a protective wall built by early Dutch settlers along the shoreline, serving as a defensive barrier and defining the street's historic role in New Amsterdam.
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