Supreme Court declines Ohio aged judge amendment appeal
The Supreme Court refused to hear Clay E. Hunter's challenge to an Ohio constitutional amendment that bars judges over 70 from running for re election. Hunter, a 74 year old Canton municipal judge, sought ballot placement but was blocked by state law and court rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
High Court
Clay E. Hunter
Canton
Fusal
Hunter
Ohio Supreme Court
Stark County
Roy Miller
Miller
Democratic Party
Prema ‘Ture
SDS Wanted Them To Kill And Burn Columbus Boys Claim
Two Columbus high school students Roy Sims and James R. Yantis testified before the House committee that SDS members urged them and about 18 others to burn Lazarus department store and to kill police with rifles. They said most did not participate, and a later clash ended meetings after an SDS insult to Sims's grandfather. The youths described lectures urging a broad revolt and robbery in wealthy areas, with further calls to burn schools and target draft boards.
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SDS
Columbus Boys
Columbus
Ohio
Students For A Democratic Society
Washington
Roy Sims
James R. Yantis
House Committee On
Lazarus
Sdsers
Sim
Roger Hilton
Proper footwear guidance for health and comfort
Change shoes and hosiery daily for a refreshing lift. Wear shoes suited to the task and comfortable low heels for long standing. Nurses’ shoes illustrate good function. Ensure proper fitting with the correct last. avoid relying on size alone. Improper shoes can cause bunions corns and calluses and more serious ailments. Regular shoe changes for work and leisure boost mood and health.
Fad Drugs Kill as Doctors Warn of New Substitutes
CHICAGO AP A federal drug expert reports youths inject peanut butter and mayonnaise to mimic narcotics, with several deaths linked to such substitutes. Officials cite underground recipe books and other fad toxins like paragic cleaning fluid ethylchloride and freon.
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Chicago
Ernest A. Carabillo Jr
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Carabillo
Frank Gulich
Reau
Gulich
American Academy of Pediatrics
Narcotics Bureau
Rhodes Names Xenia Man To Trustee Board
Lowell Schleicher of Xenia has been named to Central State University's board of trustees by Gov. James A Rhodes. He replaces John H. Bustamante who resigned. Schleicher is director of materials research at NCR in Dayton and his term runs until July 1, 1972.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lowell Schleicher
Xenia
Central State University
John H. Bustamante
Schleicher
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
James A Rhodes
Local Lads Reach District Punt Pass and Kick Meet
Two local boys advance to district competition in the Punt Pass and Kick event. Greg Lawsow, 12, and Mark Lambert, 13, will compete Saturday with Lambert posting the high zone total.
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Greg Lawsow
Mark Lambert
Lambert
Okinawa to return to Japan while U S base remains
Officials say an understanding with Tokyo envisions Okinawa returning to Japanese administration by 1972 while the United States keeps a military base on the island under the security treaty. Nuclear weapons would be removed and Japan to defend the Ryu Kyus. Negotiations to formalize terms follow a Nixon Sato meeting.
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United States
Japan
Iwo Jima
Bonin Islands
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
U.S
Tokyo
Nixon
Eishu Sato
Washington
Loot Taken In County Totals About $1000
Nearly $1,000 in loot was stolen in county break-ins in the last 24 hours. Copper wire worth $375 vanished from a National Cash Register Co. distribution site on Ohio 63 near Salzman Road. A tool storage shed at Watkins Metal Co. on N. Third Street extension lost about $240 in articles including three batteries, a truck tire, motor oil, and 24 gallons of anti freeze. Four concrete posts valued at $350 were reported missing from a new home on Millikin Road. Four wheels and tires and two windshield wipers were taken from a 1970 Volkswagen at Robert Bard Motors on Germantown Road. A portable radio worth $30 was stolen from a desk at Somerville School reported by Mrs. Katherine Byard.
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Hamilton
National Cash Register Co
Ohio 63
Salzman Road
Watkins Metal Co
N. Third Street
Here
Mitchell Fultz
Cincinnati
Millikin Road
Robert Baird Motors, Inc
Germantown Road
Middletown
Katherine Byard
E. Collins St
Oxford
Somerville School
Cigarettes Top Australian Grocery Sales In Survey
A tobacco company survey shows cigarettes lead Australian grocery sales with $106.30 per $1000 in sales compared with butter biscuits and other items. The Victorian Anti Cancer Council reports about three million of Australia’s twelve million adults smoke cigarettes.
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Melbourne
Tobacco Company
Twe
Victorian Anti-Cancer Council
Jakarta Teen Prisoners Face Long Sentences
Prison authorities report 35 percent of Jakarta women inmates are teenagers jailed for killing their illegitimate babies. Most serve up to 20 years.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Nuclear Disaster Drill Planned for Butler County
Butler County officials schedule a nuclear disaster training exercise for December 10 at 8 30 a m. in Hamilton and surrounding roads to establish an emergency operations center with local officials. The event aims to train on crisis response with no cost to the county or cities and involves regional civil defense and state officials.
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Hamilton
Tylersville
Maud
Butler
County
Irene Lewis
Butler County Civil Defense
Archery Sign Up Continues at YMCA for Youth
Registration for grades one through seven remains open for archery instruction at the YMCA. Eight weekly sessions run Wednesdays from 4 to 4:45 PM or 4:45 to 5:30 PM, costing $2 with each participant supplying four target arrows. all other equipment is provided. Call 422-6394 for details.
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YMCA
Tom Brickey
Scout Leaders Meeting Set for October Training Session
The fourth Boy Scout Leaders Training meeting is scheduled for October 23 at 7 p.m. in the Armco Research Laboratory on Curtis Street with instructor William Harbaum and others. An outdoor training session will follow on October 25 at Camp Hook.
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Beeld
Armco Research Laboratory
Curtis Street
William Harbaum
Mike Mathews
David Meeker
Keneth Dunn
Larry Krebs
Jack Gilbert
R. E. Weber
Elza Abraham
Camp Hook
Fire causes minor damage at residence east of here
Fire of undetermined origin caused minor damage to a bedroom closet at 2141 Pater Ave. yesterday afternoon. Fairfield Township fire department extinguished the blaze. Richard Hacker was the resident. Deputies reported no injuries.
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Hamilton
Richard Hacker
Pater Ave
Here
Fairfield Township
Fire damages car on Calumet Avenue
A fire yesterday at 1201 Calumet Ave damaged Rhoda Baker's automobile from 1222 Prospect Ave due to an underhood backfire. Estimated loss stands at $100.
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Calumet Ave
Rhoda Baker
Prospect Ave
Underhood
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Ken Sorrell
Edie Streibick
Marvin Poe
Rhodes
Xenia Man
Pp&e
Reeds Center
Oxford State RD
LeSourdsville
West Chester Road
Oberer Construction Co
James Hinchberger
John Zelinski
Secretary of the Army
Civil Defense Region II
Col
Ellis Davis
Ohio State University Extension Program
Robert Coneybeer
State Civil Defense Office
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Scout Leaders
K’s
Union Sannarv — Locio
Fidelity
Clrneatean Ssavings & Loan Association
Central
Savimee
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RCA
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