Man admits firing into home after acquittal verdict
Robert E. Draut Jr. confessed to firing five shots into the home of Louis Vincent White after a jury acquitted Draut’s relative in related rape and burglary charges. No one was injured. Draut bonded at 190 dollars and to appear in criminal court Monday.
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Louis Vincent White
Minnesota St
White
Middletown
Edward Poling
Robert E. Draut Jr
Tytus Ave
Draut
Warren Stallworth
Drant
Larry White
Louis White
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
FBI Probes Ole Miss Riots as Guns Remain Unfound
FBI tests of weapons tied to the Mississippi riot have not yet located the guns that killed Paul Guichard and Ray Gunter. Investigators continue to pursue the killers, amid ongoing influxes of potential evidence as they seek accountability over the October 1 unrest triggered by James Meredith's admission to the university.
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James H. Meredith
Women Sentenced In Cincinnati Rackets Probe
Two Cincinnati women who aided federal investigators in a numbers racket probe received suspended one year prison terms. Mrs Mary Jo Williams, 43, was sentenced for perjury before a grand jury and Mrs Helen James, age not stated, for making false statements to Treasury agents, by Judge John Peck on Friday.
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Cincinnati
Greater
John Peck
Mary Jo Williams
Helen James
Treasury
Johnson vows U S will curb Castro regime by force if needed
Vice President Lyndon B Johnson told a Trinity University dinner that the United States will not permit Castro to export aggression by force or threat. He pledged to prevent any action against the Western Hemisphere and to stand with allies while contending with Soviet influence in Cuba.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Western Hemisphere
Central Texas
Johnson City
Trinity University
Johnson
Alliance For Progress
U S
Cuba
Motorist injured after car hits fence in Warren County
Robert R. Schroeder age 20 of 131 Butler Warren County Line Road suffered head and neck injuries when his car ran out of control just south of Tylersville Road on the Butler Warren County road. The vehicle struck a fence and overturned and was removed to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton by the Mason Life Squad for treatment and release.
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Robert R. Schroeder
Butler Warren County Line Road
Tylersville Road
Butler-Warren County
Butler
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mason Life Squad
Two Injured In Accidents On Highways
A local man Ralph Brown, 36, sustained multiple bruises after his motorcycle collided with Dorothy Back’s car on Cincinnati Dayton Road near Rt 122. Brown, cited for unsafe operation, and Back, 49, were involved as school bus passengers waited. In a separate crash on Rt 73 east of Trenton, Claude Lovelace, 41, suffered leg bruises when his car hit another vehicle. driver Anthony Burns, 19, faced a citation for unsafe operation.
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Cincinnati - Dayton
Rt. 122
Ralph Brown
Byron’ St
Dorothy Back
Shaker Road
Franklin
Brown
Claude E. Lovelace
Carolina St
Rt. 73
Trenton
Anthony Burns
Rt 1
Lebanon Girl's Death Ruled Accidental
Rebecca Bowman 16 of Lebanon High School died in bed from asphyxia ruled accidental by Warren County coroner Dr. Ralph Young. A bottle of chlorof orm found near her and a cotton saturated with chemical near the body suggest an inadvertent inhalation during biology studies. She was daughter of Dr. B J Bowman and Mrs Bowman and leaves a sister Rotin and brothers Bruce and Mickey. Services set for Sunday at Oswald Memorial Home.
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Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Ralph Young
Warren County
Rebecca Bowman
B. J. Bowman
Rotin Bowman
Bruce
Mickey Bowman
Rainbow Girls
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Oswald
Court Asked To Overturn Convictions
The government asked the Supreme Court to overturn trespassing convictions of sit-in demonstrators who sought to break the color barrier at lunch counters in four Southern cities. Solicitor General Archibald Cox argued that state laws and police promoted segregation, violating equal protection. The court agreed to rule on sit-in appeals from Durham North Carolina Greenville South Carolina Birmingham Alabama and New Orleans.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Durham
N.C
Greenville
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Elisha Abner Sr. services announced in Lafayette Ave area
Funeral services for Elisha Abner Sr. 68 of 1712 Lafayette Ave. will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Enterprise Baptist Church with Rev. George Thomas Dalton officiating. Burial is planned at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and at the church after Monday noon.
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Elisha Abner Sr
Lafayette Ave
Enterprise Baptist Church
George Thomas Dalton
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral
Abner
Edgar Farmer services set for Middletown church
Fire chief Edgar Farmer of 821 Canal Street dies at Middletown Hospital. Funeral services are at 2 pm Monday at Second Baptist Church with Rev Roland Hans officiating. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Friends may call at Anglesey Funeral Home tomorrow afternoon and evening. A Masonic service will be held there tomorrow at 7 pm.
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Franklin
Edgar Farmer
Canal St
Second Baptist Church
Middletown
Roland Hans
Woodhill Cemter
Anglesey
Farmer
Middletown Hospital
Batavia Man Killed After Vehicle Leaves Rural Road
Jake Iker, 25, of Batavia was killed when the Insanto ran off the road at a rural intersection in Batavia Ohio early today, according to the Highway Patrol.
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Batavia
Ohio
Jake Iker
Insanto
Highway Patrol
Infant Colville F K Colville dies at Miami Valley Hospital
Infant Marty K Colville died shortly after birth at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Colville of 705 Julias Price a brother Danny Ray at home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs James Colville Seaman Ohio maternal grandmas not listed his death reported today in local notices
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Marty .K. Colville
Raymond Colville
Julias Price
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Danny Ray
James Colville
Seaman
Ohio
Longtime Middletown Engineer Harry E Largent Dies
Harry E Largent 61 of 1613 Taylor Ave died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a reported heart attack while walking to a store. A University of Washington graduate, he worked 16 years for Diamond National Corp and previously for Aeronca Manufacturing and Armen Steel. Survived by wife Sue two daughters two brothers two sisters and four grandchildren. Services at Schramm Funeral Home.
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Taylor Ave
Middletown Hospital
Largent
University of Washington
Largen
Clinton
Wash
Middletown
Diamond National Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Wright Aeronautical
Lockland
St. Bernard High Schoe
Armen Steel Corp
Sue
Donna Streifthau
Darlene Larettalee Fiorentino
Columbus
Fred
Garfield, Wash
Wayne and Rawleign i
Goldendale
William
Pendleton
Ore
Aida Evans
Bilingham
Ann Dver
Opportunity
Schramm Funeral Home
Enrollment At Miami U In Summer Sets Record
Miami University reports unduplicated summer enrollment at 2,904, a record high. First term 2,580 and second term 1,596 set new marks, with a 1942 figure including 1941 undergraduates and 65 others. Women outnumber men among undergraduates, driving the overall rise.
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Miami U
Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Obituary notices for Franklin man and others
William McCabe 75 of 152 N Main St died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at home. Anglesby Funeral Home. Margaret Louise Beck 49 of 531 N Fifth St Hamilton services 10 a.m. Monday Colligan. Thomas C McDill 81 of Liberty Ind formerly Oxford services 2 p.m. Monday Marshall Smith.
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Franklin
William McCabe
N. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Anglesby
Margaret Louise Beck
Fifth St
Hamilton
Colligan
Thomas C
Cliff) McDill
Liberty
Ird
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
Notable Passings Across Three States Include Noted Figures
Mrs Katherine Downs Johnson 44 of Washington D C wife of Brig Gen Chester L Johnson US embassy Army attache died Friday after a brief illness. Mrs Edith W Snowden 48 formerly silent film actress Edith Evans and mother of Delaware State Sen James H Snowden died Friday after a short illness. Miss Marie Nelson 44 writer of rheumatic heart illness articles for national publications died Friday in Barboursville West Virginia.
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Mexico City
Katherine Downs Johnson
Washington, D.C
Chester L. Johnson
Madison
N.J
Edith W. Snowden
Edith Evans
Delaware
James H. Snowden
Barboursville
W.va
Marie Nelson
Donovan Hiding as Talks Resume for Bay of Pigs Prisoner Swap
James B. Donovan remained in seclusion in Miami for treatment after returning from Cuba where he said he offered Fidel Castro medicine and baby food in exchange for 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners. The Cuban Families Committee said only technicalities delay the swap while Donovan, the lawyer who brokered the Abel-Powers exchange, works to finalize the prisoner release.
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Miami
Fla
James B. Donovan
Havana
Donovan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
New York
Rudolph Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Welcome Readied For Schirra Homecoming Parade
Walter M. Schirra Jr a space hero returns Sunday to Oradell New Jersey for a full town welcome with a parade park dedication a high school ceremony and a private luncheon with 250 friends and relatives His wife Jo and their two children accompany him and the family will stay at Mayor Wen dell’s home Schirra was born in Hackensack and raised in Oradell.
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Oradell. N.1
Walter M. Schirra Jr
America
Schirra
Astronogut
Frederick FE. Wendell
Hackensack
12 Traffic Cases Heard In Franklin Court Friday
Judge J T Riley heard 12 traffic cases including 10 speeding violations. Fines listed: Ezra Cravcraft $20, Harold Yazell $10 muffler with suspended fine, Roy Mohr $19 muffler, William Davis $19 no operator’s license, Russell Riddell $20 no license, Fort Hansford $10 for safe distance, Robert Johnson $10 no license, James Henry $10 no mud flaps, bonds forfeited for Robert Ledford $25 reckless driving and Rader Mullins $15 no mud flaps. Total speeding fines $180.
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Franklin
J T Riley
Ezra Cravcraft
Criderville
Harold Yazell
Moreland Drive
Roy Mohr
Cincinnati
William Davis
Russell Riddell
Locust St
Fort Hansford
Germany
Robert Johnson
VanHorn Avenue
James Henry
Pennyroyal Road
Robert Ledford
S. River St
Rader Mullins
Auburn St
Middletown
Farm Woman Killed in Ohio Granary Ladder Fall
Mrs. Catherine Mary Luersman, 37, of near Delphos, died in a farm accident on Friday when she apparently fell while climbing a ladder to check a clogged granary elevator. Authorities reported no other persons were injured.
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van Wert
Ohio
Catherine Mary Luersman
Delphos
City records show damages reach $1000 in recent accidents
Police report 19 city crashes since Friday afternoon with damages totaling about $1,000. Robert L. Tibbs 21 was cited for following too closely after rear ending Phyllis Jean Smith 22 on First Avenue at Broad Street. Raymond Isaacs 22 was cited for driving left of center after sideswiping James P. Lucas 4 at Broad Street.
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Robert L. Tibbs
Park Levy Chairmen Appointed
Park levy committee names three chairmen Mrs Richard Wilmer Mrs Frank Thurman and Mrs Helen Gorman with general chair Mrs Louis Frechtling. Area rural members include Mrs W L Bradley Mrs Charles Burgess and others. Telethon aims to reach over 9000 sponsors for the 2 mill five year levy raising taxes 20 cents per $1000评价.
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Pon Tee
Park Advisory Board
Saiu
Richard Wilmer
Middletown
Frank Thurman
Hamilton
Helen Gorman
Louis H. Frechtling
Wilmer
Jay Terry
James Moorehead
Ernest Cracraft
Norval Diver
Reuben Pieters
W. L Bradley
Charles Burgess
Carl Cordes
John Dickey
Henry Robinson
Frank Walker
Levy
Today in History Highlights and Birthdays
Today is October 13 192 and marks events from 1847 when banks suspended payments to 1960 the Pirates defeated the Yankees for the World Series. Birthdays include Laraine Day and Herb Block. Thought for today quotes Pierre Corneille.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
George Washington
White House
America
United States
Spain
Nazi Germany
Belgium
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Laraine Day
Herb Block
Pierre Corneille
Sunday Sales Are Charged Two Middletown Taverns
Two Middletown tavern owners will face charges for Sunday sale of liquor as charged by the Ohio Board of Liquor Control. The incident was lodged Oct. 19 at 6 30 a.m. in Columbus. Slated to appear are Robert Charles Ritter of 2240 Carolina St and the proprietor of The Chatterdine Inc. of 418 Baltimore St.
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Middletown
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Robert Charles Ritter
Carolina St
The
Chatterdine, Inc
Baltimore St
Hughes Committed After Threatening Letters Case
Marshall Edward Hughes a 24 year old identified by the FBI as author of threatening letters sent to Cincinnati TV personality Ruth Lyons President Kennedy and Police Chief Stanley Schrotel has been committed to the federal mental hospital at Springfield Missouri.
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Cincinnati
Marshall Edward Hughes
FBI
Ruth Lyons
Kennedy
Stanley Schrotel
Federal Mental Hospital
Springfield
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