Man Fined On 4 Counts In Franklin
Franklin municipal court fined multiple residents on four counts. Omar H Tibbs paid 200 for driving while under the influence with half suspended. Donald Parker paid 200 for DUI plus 50 for reckless operation, 25 for no license, 25 for fictitious plates, and 100 for fleeing an accident. Other fines included expired plates, unnecessary noise, and overloading. 28 speeders paid a total of 549 in fines.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Donald Parker
Dayton
Omar H. Tibbs
Lynn Drive
Thelma Wilson
Morgan St
Middletown
Frank Collins Jr
S. River St
Harry Shaffer
Cincinnati
Fletcher Strayhorn
Lockland
Kenneth Alfrey
Robert Drive
Ramsey
Hamilton
Elmer Helton
Lebaron
Virgil Trent
Miamisburg
Lucian Vaughn
Rock Lane
Union To Air Automation At National Convention
CINCINNATI AP The International Typographers and Stereotypers Union plans a study of automation effects on jobs at its national convention in Cincinnati starting Monday Delegates will consider a merger with allied crafts and apprenticeship training The secretary treasurer noted about 1000 members lost in the last two years due to consolidations new machines and competition of printing methods
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Cincinnati
International Sterotypers and Electrotypers Union
Frank Creame
World News Roundup: China Pact Provokes Soviet Protest
Soviet Union protests to the United States over Nationalist China's signing of the limited nuclear test ban treaty in Washington. Moscow recalls non recognition of Chiang Kai-shek's government and labels the move an act of betrayal. Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thuc criticizes U.S. spending on Diem, Pound seeks U.S. return, and Indonesian reports detail Gunung Batur eruption with Bali awaiting casualty details.
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Ion
United States
China
Washington
Peking
State Department
Moscow
Chiang Kai-shek
Britain
Canadians Aid Quake Victims
Canada contributed 39000 to Skopje quake victims through the Canadian Red Cross with 10000 from the society and 10000 from the federal government plus public gifts. The note ends with an unrelated remark about camels as the ugliest animals.
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Toronto
Canada
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Canadian Red Cross
U S Faces Waning Support in Vietnam Strife
In Saigon a high ranking Vietnamese civil servant says the United States has lost most of its friends in South Vietnam in recent months. Official circles blame U S policy for tarnished American image amid the Buddhist crisis. Some opponents of the Diem government, including military officers, would have supported a U S backed coup. Buddhists and students feel let down and many may join the Viet Cong. A U S official says Vietnamese naive about how American policy works. One Vietnamese observer says Americans bought Ngo Dinh Nhu and others dislike Ho Chi Minh.
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United States
South Viet Nam
America
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
U.S
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Deputy CD Head For Ohio Named Deputy CD Head For Ohio
Gov Rhodes named James F Worster as deputy director of Civil Defense under Adjt. Gen. Hostetler. Worster was chief investigator in Saxbe's office and served 20 years as assistant safety director for Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
James F Worster
Adjt
Erwin C. Hostetler
Worster
William Saxbe
City of
Columbus
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