Friday Arraignment Set In 52 Grand Jury Cases
Hamilton grand jury wrapped a five day session with 183 witnesses. Indictments include two second degree murders and two homicide by motor vehicle charges. Defendants named include Gordon Lovins’s son in law and others in the October term.
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Hamilton
Turner
Butler County
Gramd
Woyd Lee Turner
Grand
Gordon Lovins
James W. Campbell
Pisgah
Canal Road
al Webber
Merle Road
Lawrence McGaffeney
Shank Road
Supreme Court to Hear Plea on Death Penalty and Military Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a death row appeal that could limit capital punishment, including a case filed by Edward Boykin Jr. over five Mobile stores he robbed. The court also considers military off duty cases and civil trial rights for service members.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Mondgny
Near We
Edward Boykin Jr
Thomas A. Alvarez
Lincoln
Neb
End of the 90th Congress Wrapped Up in Silence
The 90th Congress ended after three days of failed House quorum attempts to adjourn. Leaders voted to adjourn with no challenge to the quorum. Senate Leader Mansfield called the session good but not great, noting major civil rights, social security, tax, housing, and conservation laws passed, while rejecting Abe Fortas’s nomination to chief justice.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Congress
90Th
Johnson
Abe Fortas
United States
Campaign Pace Quickens Three Weeks From Election Day
Three weeks remain before election day as campaigns intensify in Ohio. Democrat John Gilligan accuses Republican William Saxbe of misusing the chief law enforcement title and maligned his record while Saxbe promotes federal programs to boost vocational training. Saxbe planned stops in Cleveland Canton and Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
John Gilligan
U.S. Senate
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Gilligan
Ohio
Lausche Endorses Nixon in Surprise Move
Ohio Senator Frank Lausche a Democrat breaks with party leaders and endorses Republican candidate Richard Nixon. Lausche says he will vote for Nixon and admits occasional GOP support, noting he voted Republican only for Senator Taft in 1950. He lost reelection in the Democratic primary to John J. Gilligan.
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Washington
Ohio
Frank J Lausche
Richard M. Nixon
Lausche
Nixon
Sen
Robert Taft
John J. Gilligan
Cincinnati
Gulligan
Johnson -Humphrey
Senate
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Dallas
Douglas
Alabama
National Democratic Party of Alabama
Mabel Amos
Amos
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U. S
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Mark Goetz
Herman Goetz
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Middletown
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Harry Payne
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Larry W. Davis
Charles Thomas Hill
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Jack Morgan
Paul R. Click
Gordon Allen Jr
Richard Crawford
John Lang
Uriel Lapsley
Thomas Barton Stone
Daniel Chasteen
Daniel Willight
Curtis
Big June” Williams
Bry L
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
U.S
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Central Avenue
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