Bonds Set In Slaying Of Educator
In Athens Georgia two white men Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers posted 25000 bonds after being jailed on federal civil rights charges in the slaying of Washington DC educator Lemuel Penn. They were released from Clarke County jail and face possible federal action in February with penalties up to ten years in prison and a five thousand dollar fine.
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Athens, Ga
Washington, D.C
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
Clarke County
Athens
Lemuel Penn
Sims
Myers
Danielsville
Penn
Sister Elsie Bailey to Speak at Youth Rally
Sister Elsie Bailey will headline a youth rally at 7 30 p m at the Church of God located at 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street, with services Friday and Saturday.
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Elsie Bailey
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Church of God
Anne Marie Bids Denmark Goodbye
Princess Anne Marie prepares to become queen of Greece after a farewell carriage ride through Copenhagen. King Constantine and Anne Marie tour Amalienborg gifts and stage events before their September 18 wedding in Athens Greek Orthodox Cathedral with Archbishop Chrysostomos officiating.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Anne- Marie
Greece
Constantine
Anne-Marie
Cyprus
United Nations
Amalienborg Palace
Royal Theater
Anne - Marie
Margrethe
Athens
Frederik IX
Queen Ingrid
Benedikte
Sept. II
Danne‘nog
Chryssostomos
Fined and jailed in DWI cases and other court actions
Two defendants Ray McIntosh and Ralph Hurst were fined 200 dollars plus costs, jailed three days, and had licenses suspended for a year for DWI. Hurst had a disorderly conduct charge withdrawn. Other court actions include Albert Taylor 50 receiving 30 days for indecent exposure and intoxication, Lee Reynolds 31 and Mary Bowling charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication, and Thomas Roberson 31 given 30 days with state departure condition. Additional fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars for various offenses and a building code violation with suspended fine.
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Butler County
J. T Lamb
Ray McIntosh
Oxford State Road
Ralph Hurst
Oxford Ave
Hurst
Albert Taylor
Mohawk St
Lee Reynolds
Irvine
Mary Bowling
Thomas Roberson
Columbia
Ind
Butler
Roberson
Don Stacy
Ann Drive
Franklin
Willy Smith
Yankee Road
Roger Elam
Carlisle
Thomas Lapsley
Paul Barker
Moreland Drive
Carl Napier
Illinois Ave
Thomas Lee
Cincinnati
George Henry
Rufus St
Clearcreek Boosters Meet on Football Initiative
SPRINGBORO The Clear Creek High Boosters Club will meet at 7 30 p m today in the high school building The club formed to promote football here and the local high school will field a football team next year for the first time.
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Springboro
Clearcreek High
Six College Officials To Travel Abroad
Washington AP reports six college officials including Dr. James Read, president of Wilmington College, will travel abroad to meet foreign educators. These hosts will later serve six to nine month internships in U S educational institutions.
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Washington
James Read
Wilmington (Ohio
United States
Russians Open Space Data at International Astronautical Congress
Warsaw report notes unprecedented Soviet technical data exchange with scientists from other nations. Soviet presentations cover manned craft with artificial gravity, helium oxygen cabin atmosphere, weather satellites, reentry, and celestial mechanics. Soviet delegation numbers reach 358, largest ever. U.S. delegates are two. Plans for future manned flights remain hopeful.
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Warsaw
Poland
Cosm Marts
A. G. Kuznetsov
United Sates
U.S
O. G. Gazenko
Moscow Academy of Sciences
Nuclear Ship Savannah Sails On After Instrument Fault
The U.S. nuclear ship Savannah is en route home after a delay caused by a technical issue. Officials said the reactor was shut down to inspect for a malfunction, but the problem was traced to air sampling instruments, not the nuclear components.
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Melmoe
Sweden
U.S
Savannah
Young to Speak at Wilmington Democratic Rally
AP reports Senator Stephen Young of Ohio will speak at a Democratic rally in Wilmington on September 17 as he seeks re election. Local supporters expect a turnout as the event draws attention to his campaign.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Stephen Young
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