Government Can't Find Bookmakers
Washington reports officials from the Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service say finding bookmakers is harder as many go underground. Federal laws over 15 years including taxes on bets and interstate gambling controls have reduced open bookmaker operations. The sports bribery act of 1964 expands federal reach over bribe attempts to athletic teams. Estimates of wagering take vary, with 7.5 billion to 55 billion dollars, and 7,284 people bought the $50 gambler stamp last year.
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Power Within talk wins top speech honors
Luther Colliver of Armco Middletown Works delivered The Power Within and captured top speech honors at the Toastmasters Club meeting at Eastern Lanes. Robert McGehean served as toastmaster with John Sheehan as icmaster and James Rockovich directing the session.
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Barbs and Jeers at 16 Year Old In House Theft Case
A 16 year old Middletown boy was arrested by sheriff's deputies for a break in on Oct 14 at 3124 Andrew St. Items valued at 336.95 including a TV set radio stereo toaster and dishes were recovered and linked to the boy who is in juvenile detention in Hamilton. In Washington AP Humphrey discusses critics and his political future saying he will be vice president until Jan 1969 and will attend rallies dinners and press conferences across seven states before returning to Washington.
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Better Education Top Goal, Pelley Asserts
Democratic congressman candidate James H. Pelley outlined broad education as the top goal for his 24th District campaign. He urged expanded high school technical training, a comprehensive community college system with technical and liberal arts offerings, and an area research program to aid local industry growth. He cited Miami University’s paper technology initiative and proposed financing from state aid federal funds with no strings and industry grants.
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Police crack down on firebombings in Oakland area
Oakland police arrested 12 people amid scattered firebombing incidents linked to racial tensions. District Attorney Frank Coakley blamed a school boycott by the Ad Hoc Committee for Quality Education for provoking the trouble, a claim disputed by City Manager Jerome Keithley and Police Chief Robert Preston. Absenteeism rose at Oakland's junior and senior high schools, with the boycott affecting up to 20,000 students and intensifying violence near schools.
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Brown urges voter support to retain teachers
Jerry Brown of the Board of Education addressed McKinley Junior High parents urging support to prevent more than 50 teacher losses on top of 26 already cut this year. He warned such cuts would crowd classrooms and reduce individual attention for students. School board president James Finley joined the Q&A, with operation slides shown by Bob Gray and Gary Courts.
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Cub Pack 63 Awards Presented at Wildwood School
Cub Scout Pack 63 held a meeting at Wildwood School where Jimmy Farney David Mc Chesney Eddie Carver Mark Spradling Jeff McMullen Steve Hawkins Joel Peck Alan Wray Danny Palmer David Simpson Steven Howard Jimmy Farney Mark Triplett Scott Pratt Pat Newcomb and Steve Wright received awards. Dennis Fox and Freddie Faulkner were inducted into the pack and den mother Eileen Spradling received a two year pin.
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Hospital Chaplain to Speak at Middletown Church
Dieter Hain, hospital chaplain from Kettering Memorial Hospital, will speak at the 10:45 a.m. worship service at Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church. His topic is Temperate in All Things. Sabbath School opens at 9:30 a.m. and the youth meeting is at 4:00 p.m.
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Three Lebanon Junior Achievement Firms Organized
Three Junior Achievement companies are now operating in Lebanon sponsored by Production Plating Co Marvin's Markets and Lebanon Lumber Co Harry Pratt JA board president announced after a board meeting The Lebanon Middletown JA year brings total area companies to 29 with 651 teenagers in the program Over 1100 youths applied and the acceptance rate exceeded national averages except at Middletown High School
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No Suspect Yet In Spike Murder
In Columbus Ohio AP reports still no weapon and no suspects in the death of Rev. Dr. Robert W Spike who was murdered Monday in a new church center he helped dedicate near the Ohio State University Campus.
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