Court Denies Navy Court Martial in Arnheiter Case
U S District Judge William Sweigert refused to order a Navy Court of Inquiry or a general court martial for Lt. Commander Marcus Arnheiter, who was removed from command of the destroyer Vance. The judge found no due process violation and noted substantial fairness in Navy investigations. Arnheiter, reassigned to shore duty at Treasure Island since 1966, plans to pursue higher court review.
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Sweigert
Navy
Arneiter
Treasure Island
U.S. District Court
Marvin Lewis
U.S. Supreme Court
Arnheiter
Vance
Slaying Suspect Is Sought Statewide
Newark police report a statewide manhunt for Richard Tingler 28 charged with two counts of murder in a Columbus dairy store holdup. A Newark gas station attendant identified Tingler from his photo and the tan car he drove headed north on Ohio 79. A separate Newark sighting involved a man with a pistol during garbage disposal.
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Newark
Ohio
Columbus
Richard Tingler
Tingler
Ohio 79
Election Protest Thrown Out in Cheviot Mayor Race
Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear Walter Abrams appeal challenging Donald P. Bennett’s 1967 Cheviot mayoral election. Abrams alleged Bennett violated law by promising to donate $1,000 of his first year’s salary to the City Recreation Commission for a golden age club after meeting with the Cheviot Republican club.
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Columbus, Ohio
Donald P. Bennett
Cheviot
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
Walter J. Abrams
John A. Wiethe
Hamilton Board of Elections
Abrams
Bennett
Ohio
Cheviot Republican Club
City Recreation Commission
Indians' Lacrosse Battle Training under Custom War Tests
The article notes lacrosse began as a tribal training activity rather than a formal sport for whites before 1840. Early Indian games were battles between tribes or villages with up to 1,000 participants in endurance tests lasting several days.
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Toronto
Overtime Owed to Chicago Police and Fire at Convention
City records show overtime totaling 2.24 million dollars for Chicago police and fire crews during the Democratic National Convention. Police receive 1.83 million and firefighters 401,499 for 12 hour shifts and traffic control roles.
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Chicago
Flaps May Stop Biggest Tankers
In New York ship designers consider adding landing flaps to large tankers for emergency stops. Tests show flaps could cut stopping distance in half when deployed below the waterline, a critical factor since the largest tankers may require three miles to halt on a straight course.
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New York
Bonn police seek missing German official amid security scare
Bonn police hunt Gerhard Boehm 61 a senior clerk in the Defense Ministry after he vanished following a note of self harm. His briefcase was found under a Bonn railroad bridge. A defense spokesman said Boehm had no access to secret papers apart from routine documents and was due for retirement.
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Bonn
Germany
Defense Ministry
Economics Ministry
Gerhard Boehm
Boehm
Hans-Heinrich
Schenk
Cologne
Karlsruhe
Hermann Luedke
NATO
Horb Wendiland
Intel
Thelligence Agency
Schedule of Sunday and midweek program times
The notice lists program times for Sunday morning at 10 A.M. Sunday night at 7 00 P.M. and midweek sessions Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 P.M. indicating a regular weekly broadcasting or meeting timetable.
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