Five youths jailed for robbery and torture of Hamilton woman
Five youths from Ohio and Tennessee faced determinate terms at Mansfield reform school after pleading guilty to robbery with assault and torture in a December attack on a 61 year old Hamilton woman. One received six months in county jail. others were given varied indeterminate terms. Prosecution noted inability of the victim to appear in court and her long county jail confinement influenced charges and dismissals.
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Hamilton
Ave
Roger
Garvin
Fairfax Ave
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County
Danny Harris
Jimmy Harris
Rt. 6
Lebanon
Tenn
Raymond Couch
Allstarter
Danny
Larry Harris
Couch
Lebanon, Tenn
Tylesville Road
Light Court Docket Ends With Suspended Fine
Municipal court processed a very light docket with one defendant, Donald H. Seiger, 32, 4436 Riveria Drive, receiving a suspended $50 fine for a warrant assault and battery charge, suspended on staying away from the complainant. Several charges were withdrawn or dismissed including Donna Cox, 19, 1304 Fairmount Ave, disorderly conduct. Danny Short, 24, 3123 Beatrice Drive, assault and battery. Stella Ousley, 23, 820 Yankee Road. and Frank Ousley Jr., 24, 215 Curtis St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald H. Seiger
Riveria Drive
Donna Cox
Fairmount Ave
Danny Short
Beatrice Drive
Stella Ousley
Yankee Road
Frank Ousley Jr
Curtis St
Local Men Elected Delegates to National Legion Convention
Walter Pawelkoski and William Rathman win delegate seats for the National American Legion convention in New Orleans. Rathman will join the constitutional amendments committee. Pawelkoski serves on the claims and rating section. The event marks the Legion's 50th anniversary with addresses planned by Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pawelkoski
American Legion Veterans’ Service
William Rathman
Middletown
Ohio Legion
National American Legion
New Orleans
Legion
Rathman
Ohio
Pawelkoski
Ohio Service Officers’ Association
Hubert H. Humphrey
M. Nixon
Ring of Barbed Wire Surrounds Da Nang City
Da Nang and its 320 000 residents are ringed by a double line of barbed wire fences in Lam's Wall a major allied effort to seal the city from Viet Cong infil trators. The inner barrier is 100 yards wide with fences minefields and watchtowers. The outer 22 mile line is under construction by U S Marines Seabees and Vietnamese engineers and may be finished in six weeks. The barrier has channeled enemy movements but the attack near Hoa Vang shows some breaches. The defense disrupts farming travel and civilian life but could avert urban street fighting seen in Saigon and Hue.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Lam’s Wall
Hoang Xuang Lam
U.S
Lam
1St Military Corps
South Vietnam
Hoa Vang
Saigon
Hue
Air travelers find delays easing across major airports
An AP survey shows improvements in air travel due to fewer flights, better weather and fewer radar and tech failures. FAA reports Kennedy delays from 40 minutes to an hour during peak times, with lighter traffic at LaGuardia and Newark. National and O Hare report minimal delays, Labor Day travel was on time, and Los Angeles airports saw normal or lighter traffic. FAA also proposes new limits on landings per hour at major hubs.
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New York
Associated Press
Federal Aviation Administration
Kennedy Airport
Professional
FAA
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
National Airport
Washington
Chicago
O’hare
Los Angeles International Airport
Television Highlights Tonight on Channels 5 7 9 and 22
An all Olympic preview covers U S swimming from Long Beach and boxing trials from Maumee Ohio on Channel 5 7 and 9 plus the Prisoner on Channel 9 with McGoohan investigating a scientist and opposing woman. Johnny Carson Special on Channel 5 features athletes at Cypress Gardens and Miss America Pageant coverage from Atlantic City with Ed McMahon Bert Parks and Bess Myerson as judges.
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U.S
Long Beach
Maumee
Ohio
McGoohan
Johny Carson
Carson
Champions Aquatic
Cypress Gardens
Florida
Atlantic City
Ed McMahon
Bert Parks
Bess Myerson
Youths Letter Lands 13 Year Old On TV Part
Calvin Peeler a 13 year old Negro boy from Greeneville Tennessee won a brief role in a CBS series after his eloquent letter impressed producers He will act in Mayberry R F D next week for pay and later in the fall show The boy writes about representing Negro friends on television and cites his hometown paper route earnings as part of his appeal
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Hollywood
Calvin Peeler
Greeneville, Tenn
Calvin
Little Peeler
Mayberry
CBS
Andy Griffith
Daily Sun
Greeneville
Richard O. Linke
Viet Cong trashcan rocket shocks Saigon river patrols
Saigon reports a new Viet Cong weapon, the trashcan rocket, built in the Mekong Delta by an American nicknamed Doc. The 220 pound warhead device aims at ships on the river channel to Saigon and has been tested with one rocket found intact after a July 29 incident.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
Navy
Robert Lutze
Ewa Beach
Hawaii
Courthouse Remodel Bids Totals 55302 in Hamilton
Butler County Commissioners received three base bids totaling 55 202 for remodeling the first floor of the courthouse to make room for a new Common Pleas Judge to be elected next November. Roth A Bertsch Co led general bids at 33 358 with Allied Heating at 11 744 and Alright Electric at 10 100 for trades work. Bids referred to architects for tabulation.
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Butler County
Common Pleas
Roth A. Bertsch Co
Hamilton
Allied Heating and Air Conditioning
The
Alright Electric Co
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Herb
Judy Wilson
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Dwayne McLuhan
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