Robbers wounded. spree ends as fugitive shot
An early morning gun battle near Monroe followed two service station robberies on Rt. 63 and I-75. Clyde Sears of Cincinnati was wounded and held at Middletown Hospital. A second robber, driving a green 1961 truck, escaped believed shot in the leg. Police captured two men later but released them after questioning.
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Rt. 63
Interstate 75
Monroe
Clyde C. Sears
Harrison Ave
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Elwood Sparks
Mason Rt. 1
Sunoco
Sparks
Charles McGee
Beverly Lane
McGee
Sohio
Sears
Lloyd Cornelius
I-75
Crawford Street
Sohio Station
Weather outlook for Middletown cool with early winter hint
Middletown weather stays fair and cold tonight with a low in the lower 40s. Saturday brings clouds and cool conditions with a high in the mid 60s. Yesterday's high was 65 and the overnight low 40. Middletown recorded .33 inch of rain yesterday. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 58. Observer C. E. Morningstar says all signs point to an early winter.
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Middletown
C. E. Morningstar
Diary in Advance Sparks Laughs About Eccentric Writer
A witty quip about a woman who plans her diary ahead of time. The joke plays on meticulous habit and forethought, delivering a light humorous image of a punctual diarist.
Legislature To Get Tough Bill On Road Safety
A legislative study committee in Columbus will meet at the Statehouse next week to work on a report for the next Legislature. Proposals include statewide auto inspection, driver training in high schools, stricter driver re examination, and tougher penalties for drunk and reckless driving. Ohio State Auto mobile Association supports stricter enforcement and re examination. a color photo on licenses is proposed by a retail merchants group. The State Board of Education cautions federal funds for driver education may hinge on program expansion.
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Columbus
Statehouse
Fdr
Cgarriscan
R.gummit
RaNee Neense
Senate
House Committee
Ohio
Robert R. Hyatt
Ohio State Automobile Association
Hyatt
Karl Koehler
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
State Board of Education
Hollywood Pickets In Fine Form
North Hollywood AP report says a strong picket line led by Sandra Sullivan and two scantily dressed companions paraded for the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians Union outside Film Fair. Film Fair officials declined to comment on the models or the union drive.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Sandra Sullivan
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians Union
Film Fair
Miss Sullivan
Lynda Johnson Finds Muu Muu Too Short in Hawaii
Lynda Bird Johnson, vacationing in Honolulu, searched for a suitable Hawaiian dress. She tried several muu muus but found most were too short and lacked shape.
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Honolulu
A(ap
Lynda Bird Johnson
Hawaii
Islands
Lynda
Nixon Seen Leading GOP 1968 Nomination Talk
Nixon, touring Denver, rejects discussing an AP poll on GOP prospects. He frames a Democratic civil war narrative while noting most state chairmen and committeemen expect him to win the 1968 nomination, with Romney as a possible rival and other names floated.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon
Denver
Associated Press
Po!t
Washington
Lyndon
Bobby
Hubert
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Rep
McVin R. Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
Laird
GOP
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
John V. Lindsay
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Grenada School Reopens After Rights Wrangle
In Grenada Mississippi public schools resume as federal Judge Claude Clayton orders town officials to court following violent attacks on Negro students by whites. Whites with ax handles beat pupils during desegregation days, with a 200-officer detail still on duty nearby.
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Grenada
Miss
U.S
Claude Clayton
Clayton
Oxford
Justice Department
Tax Credit Suspension Draws Farm Exemption Plea
Rep Wilbur D Mills reports the anti inflation program shows a positive psychological effect though late action is possible. Farm groups seek exemption for farm equipment from the 16 month suspension of the 7 percent investment tax credit while Johnson considers final action on the measure. The banking bill to set interest ceilings on deposits passes the House and awaits Johnson’s signature to curb competition for savings in home mortgages.
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Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Senate
Johnson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Farm Organization
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Afl-Cio
Savings and Loan
Marty’s Miraculous Makeover From Miss to Mister at 24
A four year, $3924 program by the State agency for vocational rehabilitation changed a drab, unsmiling girl into a married, bright faced man of 24. The process began with a 1962 letter to a Baptist minister and medical and surgical treatments culminating in marriage and a new life.
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State Agency For Vocational Rehabilitation
Tom Billington
Columbia State
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Billington
Marty
Evans F. Shealy
Shealy
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