Youth Held To Jury In Theft Case
An 18 year old Middletown youth bound over to the Butler County grand jury on a grand larceny charge with bonds set at 2500. Orville Becraft of 1413 Fair Mount Ave also received a 604 day jail term for petit larceny involving cash a razor checks and credit cards. He is charged with taking 360 dollars from Daniel Walters on October 10 and a transistor radio from a car owned by Ben Hoyt on November 21.
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Middletown
Butler County
Grand Jury
Orville Becraft
Fair Mount Ave
Becraft
Danie Walters
Ben Hoyt
J. T. Lamb
Ruth Wilson
Oxford State Road
Rebel Inn
Yankee Road
Millie Dennis
Baltimore St
S. Clinton St
Charles Carter
Harley Bowling
Connersville
Ind
Eddie Perdus
Calumet Ave
Garland Nickell
Samuel Miller
Dewey Burkhardt
Live Training Bomb Found In Beet Field
Farmer Ted Matteson unearthed a strange object while digging sugar beets near Moses Lake Washington. Exposed to explosive experts at Larson Air Force Base the farmer stopped digging. A base demolition crew later disposed of a live World War I training bomb in the field.
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Moses Lake
Wash
Ted Matteson
Larson Air Force Base
Matteson
Thanks For What A Midnight Dream of Bills and Love
Anonymous poem recounts a surreal midnight dream of paying a bill with vivid images: five thousand dawns roses dew snowflakes sunsets and a baby's love. It muses on gratitude and wonder at daybreak and a single heart that loved and understood. The mood is reflective and devotional.
Carlson Family Accepts Congo Hostage Death as God Will
In Alhambra California Dwight Carlson and family members held a news conference after Dr Paul Carlson a Congo medical missionary and other hostages were killed by rebel forces The family said they see no malice toward the attackers and trust God to reunite them with Paul in the afterlife They praised U S efforts to secure release of hostages.
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Los Angeles
Paul Carlson
Dwight
Paul
Alhambra
Gust
Carlson
Congo
Betty
Covenant Church
Rolling Hills
Redondo Beach
Uele
Orange County General Hospital
Orange
United States
State Department
Ohio missionary killed in Congo massacre in Stanleyville
Phyllis Rine, 25, Mount Vernon graduate and African Christian Mission worker, was killed by machinegun fire in Laumumba Square as Belgian paratroopers moved to rescue hostages. Rine had served in the Congo since 1962 and aimed to do more for the mission.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio
Phyllis Rine
Congo
Mount Vernon High School
Stanleyville
Miss Rine
Laumumba
African Christian Mission
Cincinnati
Zola Brown
Aine
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Bomili
Forrest Frye
Mount Vernon
Larry
Tom
Ruth Hege
Wellington
Lorain County
U.N
Irene Farrell
Jerome
Idaho
James F. Stauffer
Findlay
Stauffer
U.S
Leopoldville
Pay Hike Sought for Ohio Legislators Amid Salaries Debate
In Columbus the Ohio House Government Operations Committee approved a $3,000 yearly pay raise for state legislators as part of a bill expanding salaries for county officials. The amendment, adopted by voice vote with no dissent, would raise annual state lawmaker pay to 8,000 dollars, 16,000 for two-year terms, and 32,000 for four-year terms. House speaker and Senate majority leader would add 2,500 dollars, minority leaders 1,250 dollars more.
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Columbus
Ohio House Government Operations Committee
House
Senate
Salaries Not Only Issue In National Teacher Revolt
The nationwide teacher rebellion continues with strikes and walkouts in Pawtucket Alabama Louisville Georgia Oklahoma and Louisiana as unions press for higher salaries smaller classes and stronger influence over policy. NEA and leaders like Stinnett Shanker warn the unrest will spread and threaten overseas schools.
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Pawtucket
Louisville
Catossa County
Louisana
Oklahoma
New York
New Jersey
Defense Department
Utah
National Educational Association
Defense Depo Eat
U.S
NEA
Catoosa County
Louisiana
King Chosen Again to Lead Senate Democrats in Ohio
In Columbus the Ohio Senate Democrats elected Frank W. King of Toledo as floor leader for the 1965 session. King, a former 1949-50 Ohio House member and 1953 onward state senator, has been Democratic majority leader in 1959 and the minority leader in the two most recent sessions. He had been speculated to resign but announced he would stay and was reappointed at a Tuesday night caucus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Democrats
Frank W. King
Toledo
King
Ohio House
Afl-Cio
Gen eval man convicted in Geneva traffic manslaughter
An Ashtabula County Common Pleas Court jury found Charles C. Webster 29 of Geneva guilty of traffic manslaughter in the death of Ralph Padavick 25 of Geneva. Sentencing was postponed pending a motion for a new trial with bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Jefferson, Ohio
Ashtabula County
One Vote Edge For Reapportionment In Ohio Legislature
In Columbus, the Ohio Legislature presses toward adjournment with a one vote margin on a redistricting plan. The Senate backed House measures for a $500 million highway bond package and changes to tax timing and revenue streams.
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Sinking Fund
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Jodie Brown
Sharon
Karl Devenport
Bellevue Wash
First Covenant Church
Gust Carlson
Sharon Davenport
By G. K. Hodenfield
Washington
T. M. Stinnett
National Education Association
Albert Shanker
New York City
United Federation of Teachers
Catoosa
Senate Democrats
U. S
C. Stanley Mechem
Supreme Court
George Rogers Clark State Park
Kentucky Woodsmen
Springfield
Belmont County
Ohio University
St. Clairsville High School
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