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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1967

Page

11

Godby Murder Trial Opens Monday in Butler County

The first degree murder trial of Donald Mitchell Godby, 40, begins Monday at 9 30 am before Judge Fred B. Cramer. He faces charges in the Jan 15 killing of 2 year old Jackie Lynn Fields and injuries to six others at the Fields home in Peck's Addition. A 15 juror panel has been selected for venue.

Hamilton Donald Mitchell Godby Benninghofen Ave Court of Butler County Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Godby Jackie Lynn Fields Franklin Sr John Fields John St Peck Butler County Richard J. Wessel John F. Holcomb Elmer N. Davidson James S. Irwin Daniel Godby S. Eighth St Stanley Fields Middletown

New Battle Likely Over Oil Depletion Allowance

In Washington, a new congressional fight looms over the 27 percent oil depletion allowance. Senator John J. Williams seeks to cut it to 20 percent over three years, aiming to attach the plan to a 10 percent surcharge on taxes or the administration's tax package. Supporters argue the deduction lets oil producers keep prices reasonable while meeting rising demand.

Washington Congress John J. Williams Delaware Senate Finance Committee Sid Johnson House Senate Williams G.s A. Sydney Herlong Jr D-Fla Ways and Means Herlong

New York Teachers Union Talks Rejected in Strike Row

The City Board of Education declined a union bid to resume contract talks amid a week-old strike by the United Federation of Teachers. 1.1 million students face disrupted classes as negotiations stall. Police arrested 12 in a Black Power protest at a school official's office.

New York City Board of Education New York City Bernard E. Donovan Albert Shanker Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers Shanker State Supreme Court Emilion Nunez Black Power Advocates UFT Donnovan Donovan

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