Monkey Trial Set For Monday In County Court
Rocky Gadd 18 of 205 . 6 St. faces a theft charge over a monkey found in a Hamilton parking lot. Bill Avery 28 was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon after allegedly threatening Gadd with a pistol. The dispute centers on the animal and prior theft allegations.
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Hamilton
Clem F. Imfeld Jr
Oxford
Rocky Gadd
B&l
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Here
Gadd
Bill Avery
Avery
Lewisite Poison Gas Developed by American Scientist
A World War I era chemical agent named lewisite was created by an American scientist, marking a notable advance in chemical weapons development during the conflict.
Termites and Trust in House-to-House Canvassing
A cautious note warns homeowners about unknown canvassers and the risks of trusting strangers with property. The message emphasizes verifying a operator’s credentials before agreeing to work on termite control or home repair.
Civitan Pigeons Set to Fly Sunday in 7th Race
The Civitan Club reschedules its seventh annual pigeon race to 1:30 Sunday rain or shine. Harold Sherron announces. Doty House benefits from race profits. Pigeons cost $10 per bird with 75 miles from Goldman Park to Zanesfield Ohio.
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Civitan Club
Harold Sherron
Doty House
Civitan
Goldman Park
William Wiley
Zanesfield
Ohio
Franklin Street man gets 30 day jail in three counts
George Seigrist, 25, of Franklin Street, drew 30 days in jail for destruction of property trespassing and intoxication after a Oct 2 arrest at Tytus Avenue and Verity Parkway. He allegedly took a car from Elmer's Wrecker Service causing $400 damage.
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Franklin Street
George Seigrist
Franklin St
J. T. Lamb
Tytus Avenue
Verity Parkway
Elmer’s
Wrecker Service
Plum St
Kenneth E. Watson
Calumet Ave
Ninth Avenue
Yankee Road
Willard Ferguson
Flemming Road
Ferguson
Ellen Drive
Yesteday
Larry R. Deck
Eaton Ave
Alaska Surges in Oil Output After 1967 Rise
Alaska climbs to 10th among 32 petroleum producing states after 1967 output doubles from 1966. The early discovery in 1957 paved rapid growth in state production.
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Juneau
Alaska
This Day in History Highlights Major 1942 Cape Esperance Victory
Today’s history notes key events on October 12 including the 1942 Pacific Battle of Cape Esperance near Guadalcanal where American forces defeated Japan. Other entries cover Robert E. Lee’s death in 1870 and Khrushchev's shoe banging at the U N in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Christopher Columbus
America
Robert E. Lee
Lexington
Peter II
Yugoslavia
Cape Esperance
Guadalcanal
Allied Control Council
Germany
Corregidor
Fortress Rock
Republic of the Philippines
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Cebu Island
Philippines
West Germany
West Berlin
Mediterranean
Turkey
Warren Held To Office By His Convictions
Washington AP reports Earl Warren, 77, reluctant to retire as chief justice. President Johnson says Warren should stay to protect foundations of government amid emotionalism and partisan pressure. Nixon leads polls on naming a new justice, risking a shift in legal philosophy if Warren leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Warren
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
California
Supreme Court
United States
Nixon
Fortas
Ren
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Warren Court
Newlyweds Forbidden Matrimonial Bliss
California court limits living with husband during probation for marijuana possession. Anetta Peeler, 20, wed James Peeler, 23, who faces marijuana charges. court notes risk of consorting with a narcotics suspect and hints probation terms could be modified if both prove responsible.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
3Rd District Court of Appeal
Anetta Peeler
Oroville
James Peeler
Peeler
Chico State College
Peelers
Lancaster to Host Benefit for Chicago Convention Arrests
Actor Burt Lancaster says a Sunday party at his Bel Air home will raise funds for the defense of more than 400 people detained during the Chicago Democratic National Convention disorders. The event is sponsored by the Committee of Arts and Letters for Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy and proceeds go to the ACLU. Actors serving as servers include Paul Newman Julie Adams Leonard Nimoy Donna Reed Carl Reiner Jill St. John Rod Serling Joanne Woodward and Don Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Burt Lancaster
Chicago
Lancaster
Bel Air
Committee of Arts and Letters
Eugene J. McCarthy
American Civil Liberties Union
Paul Newman
Julie Adams
Leonard Nimoy
Donna Reed
Carl Reiner
Jill St. John
Rod Serling
Joanne Woodward
Don Murray
Nine Held on Neutrality Charges Over Ship Shellings
Federal indictments accuse nine men of violating U S neutrality laws in shelling foreign ships. The Po lanica attack at a Miami dock prompted U S apologies after Iron Curtain protests. Eight of the nine are in custody, with one suspect still sought. identities to be released at a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
U.S
William Meadows
Polanica
Miami
United States
Iron Curtain
Meadows
Expo 67 In Final Days
Expo 67 ends for the season as Man and His World goes into hibernation on Canadian Thanksgiving Monday after a five month run. Attendance surpassed 12 million by Friday with a holiday rush expected. Mayor Jean Drapeau predicts breaking even on 1968 operations and reopening May 29 for four months. total visitors reached 50 million.
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Montreal
Jean Drapeau
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Middletown
Lewis J
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Iy Eer Dohn Hardware
D. F. E. Neff
P. O. Box
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Ors
EAD
van Ouelpey Plumbing CO
Eddie
Bill van Guelpen
First Church of God
Germantown RD
Featuring
Pilgrim Heirs Quartet
Knoxville, Tennessee
Lamb
WaynesviLle, Ohio
KnOxviLle, Tenn
SUN
Washington
Earl Warren
Actors’ Party To Aid
Bill Wiley
Bellefontaine
Bill Frazier
Ireland
NEW Life Temple
Trenton Franklin Rd
Dean Sheets—Pastor
Christ
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Wesley K. Poole
Church. Nazarene
St. Sutphin
Full Gospel Tabernacle
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Tabernacle
N. Verity
L. L. Collins
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