Pair Guilty In Rowdyism Here
A Middletown youth and a second pleaded guilty in Butler County Common Pleas Court to assault charges tied to an incident after a Middletown High School Hamilton Taft basketball game on February 11. Reed of Yankee Road and Foster of 17th Avenue admitted assault related to injuries to Mrs Audrey Kinney, with a muffler toss and glass breaking on her car. The case also involved a purse theft charge later dismissed. both were ordered to pre sentence investigation with a Monday disposition set for 11 a.m. Prosecutors Richard Wessel and John Holcomb led the state’s case. Reed was represented by John Crist and Foster by Herbert A. Walsh.
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Butler County Common Pleas
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Middletown High School
Hamilton Taft
Fawwnaeles
Roovert Reed
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Fiehrer
Audrey Kinney
Camden Rt. 1
James E. Foster
17Th Ave
Foster
Louise Adcox
Lynn Drive
Franklin
Reed
Richard J. Wessel
Butler County
John Holcomb
Byrd Tribute Obituary Highlights a Virginia Statesman
A retrospective tribute follows the death of Harry F Byrd at 79 from a malignant brain tumor. He influenced Virginia politics for four decades and served 32 years in the U S Senate as a model of conservatism and integrity. His family and colleagues recall his public service and principles.
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Virginia
U.S. Senate
Harry Flood Byrd
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Byrd
Christ Episcopal Church
Win
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Mt. Hebron
Winchester Star
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
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Roanoke
Senate Finance Committee
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Rosemont
Beverly
Richard E. Byrd
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Washington
West Virginia Line
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Illinois
Harry Byrd
Hubert H. Humphrey
Red Dean Gravely Ill In Kent Hospital
Canterbury England AP Dr Hewlett Johnson 92 former Red Dean of Canterbury gravely ill after a fall last Friday in Kent and Canterbury Hospital. A spokesman said his condition is grave with no change. Johnson gained fame for left wing views and became a controversial church figure after World War II, resigning in 1963.
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Canterbury
England
Hewlett Johnson
Kent and Canterbury
Johnson
Vietnam War Costs Exceed Johnson Projections
Treasury figures show July through September costs at an annual rate near 63 billion dollars, 10 percent above President Johnson’s January estimates and $1.7 billion higher than the rate reported a week earlier. The report notes ongoing funding for the Vietnam conflict amid budget pressures.
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Washington
Johnson
Treasury Department
Commerce Dept Reports Higher Revenues For Quarter
The Commerce Department notes increased government revenues over estimates. Three month net receipts imply a $116 billion annual rate, up 7 billion from prior projections. Bankers and economists watch the shift as fiscal data suggest stronger than expected receipts.
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Commerce Department
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