Kennedy Administration Faces Apalachin Case Appeal
New York AP report notes the Kennedy administration may appeal after the U S Court of Appeals dismissed conspiracy convictions of 20 Apalachin delegates. The court called the government boot strap and crash methods, citing no legal evidence the gathering was illegal, with sentences from three to five years on appeal.
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Apalachin
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Washington
J. Lee Rankin
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John F. Kennedy
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William P Rogers
Living Cost Increase At Hamilton Fisher Body Plant
Hamilton Fisher Body plant hourly workers will receive a two cent per hour cost of living raise, effective with the first pay period after December 1, while salaried employees gain a $10 quarterly increase. The changes, approved for about 340,000 GM workers nationwide, follow quarterly wage reviews tied to the consumer price index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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One Convict Still Free in Ohio Jail Escape
Five inmates escaped Tuscarawas County Jail in New Philadelphia. Willie Gooch of Dover remains at large as of today. Others captured include Paul Samples of Walton, Dale Menefee of Canton, Normal Orr of Gnadenhutten, and Dale Kampan of Dennison. The men faced charges from larceny to breaking and entering after fleeing via a door left open for a preacher’s exit.
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Tuscarawas County
Willie Gooch
Dover
Paul E. Samples
Walton W. Va
Uhrichsville
Dale Lee Menefee
Canton
Normal
State Highway Patrol
Barnhill
Midvale
Dale F. Kampan
Dennison
Train Hit Bus Near Mexico City Kills Six
A Guadalajara passenger train crashed into a heavily loaded bus at a grade crossing near Mexico City Sunday night, killing six and wounding fifteen. Officials blamed the bus driver for attempting to beat the train.
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No Clues Found In Hofmanns Appliances Robbery
Franklin police had no new leads after Sunday night break in at Hofmanns Appliances 435 S Main St. Thieves smashed a front door glass and stole a 38 caliber and a 32 caliber revolver seven boxes of ammunition and 15 wrist watches valued at 531.14. The year’s second theft at the store investigators noted juveniles as a possibility since the burglars passed by electric shavers to grab the watches.
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No Agreement Seems Likely on Glendower
In Lebanon Warren County and Ohio state historical societies clash over Glendower Museum. A vote on three options looms: return the museum, keep it under state ownership but county operation, or seek state help to build a new Warren County museum behind Glendower. Officials warn cooperation has ended and the point of no return is near.
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Don Weaver
Rebels Blamed as Algerians Kidnap Moslems near Tunisian border
Algerian rebels seized about 50 Moslems and killed five near M Raou on the Tunisian frontier. French sources said artillery killed about ten rebels. The kidnapped group was reportedly carried across into Tunisia.
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WEU Opens Meeting on Nuclear Force Plan
The Western European Union assembly opened a four day session in Paris to consider a jointly controlled nuclear striking force. WEU comprises Britain France West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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Mrs Irma Brummer 47 dies after heart attack at hospital
Mrs Irma Brummer of Wilbraham Road co owned Carfax Restaurant on South Broad Street with her husband Fred died at 10 30 am at Middletown Hospital after suffering a heart attack ten days earlier She had been in critical condition since then no further details were available at presstime
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Carfax
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Brumfield, 64, Dies at Middletown Hospital
George Brumfield of 61 Wycoff St. dies at 8:45 a m at Middletown Hospital after ten years of failing health. He worked in west processing maintenance at Armco Steel since 1920 and is survived by three sons, a sister, two brothers, and a late wife. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home.
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Wycoff St
Middletown Hospital
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Armco Steel Corp
West
Nicholas
Mattie
Luther
William
Middletown
LeRoy
Orlando
Fla
Jordan
Jacob
Lexington
William D. Veatch
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Mrs. Kate Daub, 92, Dies in Oberlin Home
Mrs. Kate Daub, 92, former Trenton resident, died at 7:30 p.m. yesterday at her daughter Miss Dorothy Daub's home in Oberlin where she had been living. Born in Hamilton, she lived in the Trenton area most of her life. Her husband John died in 1947. The only immediate survivor is her daughter. Arrangements are incomplete at Wilson Memorial Home.
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Trenton
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Hamilton
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Wilson Memorial Home
Obituary for W Bruce Eby 81 of Middletown
W Bruce Eby 81 of 317 Young St died yesterday at home after a long Armco Steel career from 1905 to 1944. He was born in Dayton and lived in Middletown 56 years. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Wilson Memorial Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 3-5 and 7:30-9 p.m. Knights of Pythias service tomorrow at the home. He was Lafayette Lodge 37 past chancellor and past trustee and 27 years financial secretary of Calvary Methodist Church.
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Young St
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Woodside Cemetery
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Eby
Dayton
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Knights For Pythias Lafayette Lodge
Calvary Methodist Church
Death of William Granger at Otis Hospital Celina
William Granger 71 father of Mrs Charmie Majffett 2907 Orlando Ave died at 4 am today at Otis Hospital Celina after four and a half years of failing health. Survived by a sister and a brother. Services and burial in Coldwater with Desch Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Charmie Majffett
Orlando Ave
Otis Hospital
Celina
Coldwater
Desch Funeral Home
Mrs Velkas Requiem High Mass for Anna Velkas
Mrs Anna Velkas 60 of 1607 Baltimore St. will be honored with a requiem high mass at 9 34 am tomorrow at St Johns Church with burial to follow in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at Schramm Funeral Home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Mrs Velkas died Sunday at her home
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Baltimore St
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
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Obituary notices list local residents’ services
Calvin M. McFall age 82 at 728 Ninth St. has services at 10 a.m. Thursday. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mason of 6850 Maud Hughes Rd. services today. Betty J. Bowman 36 of West Carrollton, formerly Hamilton, services 2 p.m. Thursday. Grace Withers 49 of Lawrenceburg Ind., formerly Hamilton, services 2 p.m. tomorrow. George C. Betscher 77 of 61 East Ave., services 10 a.m. Thursday. Samuel Lee Hood 79 of 2497 Webh Rd., services 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Calvin M. McFall
Ninth St
Brown-Dawson
Glenn Mason
Maud Hughes Road
Colligan
Betty J. Bowman
West Carrollton
Hamilton
Grace Withers
Lawrenceburg
Ind
George C. Betscher
East Ave
Klaus
Samuel Lee Hood
Wehb Road
Webb
McAdoo Jr. dies after nursing home roof plunge
William Gibbs McAdoo Jr., 65, son of a former US Treasury secretary, died Monday from a fall from a nursing home roof after a year as a resident post stroke in Centreville Maryland. He served as a WWI Navy pilot and WWII Navy consultant. Derek J. De Geer, 89, ex prime minister and Nazi collaborator denouncer, died Monday in the Hague after a career as a veteran official and finance minister who formed a cabinet in 1939 and resigned in 1940.
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New York
William Gibbs McAdoo Jr
de Geer
Coal Shipments Fall From 1959 Levels at Sandusky
Coal shipments in Sandusky this season totaled 5 707928 tons a drop of 770000 tons from 1959 according to David J Bogert superintendent of the Lower Lakes Dock Co He attributed the decrease to the strike on the Pennsylvania Railroad last summer.
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David J. Bogert
Lower Lakes Dock Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
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