General's Libel Suit Dismissed in Louisville Case
U S District Judge James Oldham dismissed Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker libel suit against Courier Journal Louisville Times and WHAS Inc The ruling cites Sullivan v New York Times and declares Walker a public man making actual malice standards applicable The decision emphasizes national concern in the Mississippi incident and Walker's public profile.
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Louisville, Ky
Edwin A. Walker
Louisville
U.S
James
Richard C. Oldham
Walker
Courier- Journal
Louisville Times Co
Whas, Inc
Ox Miss
James Meredith
Sullivan Vs. New York Times
Supreme Court
Gordon
U.S. Supreme Court
Sullivan Vs
New York Times
Mississippi
Sentry Found Dead Near Seoul. Suspected Communist Involvement
A U S Army sentry was found dead near his unit fifteen miles north of Seoul. He had head injuries and his rifle was missing. Military sources say preliminary investigation points to possible Communist agent involvement.
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Seoul
South Korea
Dismissal Sought On Osuna Voting Machine Suit
Hamilton prosecutors seek dismissal of a suit to block Butler County’s purchase of Coyle voting machines. They contend Osuna’s petition lacks facts on timing, conflicts of interest, or public policy and argues the election board resolution remains in effect. Osuna alleges conflict due to a former board member and higher taxes from the purchase.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Ric J. Wessel
Coyle V Machine Co
Wessel
J. Ralph Osuna
Board of Elections
Osuna
Coyle Voting Machine Co
Election Board
County Commissioners Pass Resolution with 2-1 Vote
In August the county board approved a purchase by a 2 1 vote, but lacked a unanimous decision to act for 20 days as required. The resolution took effect September 9. At a preliminary Osuna suit hearing Judge Fred B. Cramer denied the injunction request, finding no evidence Osuna would be harmed by the proposed purchase.
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Osuna
Fred B. Cramer
California's unemployment due to influx discussed
In Palo Alto California six percent unemployment is higher than the national five percent due to 1700 people daily entering the state. Norman Gilbert executive secretary of the California Employment Agencies Assn notes 500 new jobs daily are needed to absorb the influx and sixty percent of the unemployed have been in the state five weeks or less.
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Palo Alto
Calif
California
Norman Gilbert
California Employment Agencies Assn
Car's Stuck In Garage Mrs Fancy In A Dither
Theresa Fancy’s stolen car was found in an underground Boston Common garage two months after purchase for 400 dollars. The Massachusetts Parking Authority demands 192.50 in unpaid fees and plans a daily 2.50 rise. Legislation and legal groups back her drive to reclaim the car without charge.
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Boston
Theresa Fancy
Boston Common
Massachusetts Parking Authority
Massachusetts Legislature
The
Automobile Legal Association
Attorney General's Office
Michael J. Simonelli
Somerville
Eleanore M. Camposbasso
Arlington
Charles L. Shea
Quincy
Mrs. Fancy
Joseph T. Traveline
Automobile Association
Samuel Valenti
Parking Authority
Atty
Edward W. Brooke
Red Cross Vote Set For Oct 5
The Middletown Area Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its 48th annual meeting at 125 S. Main St. at 4 p.m. on Oct. 5. Nine officers will be elected for three-year terms. James Martindale, chapter chairman, said the meeting is open to members who have donated $1 or more in the past year and all members are urged to attend.
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Middletown Area
The
American National Red Cross
S. Main St
James Martindale
Red Cross
Mariner 4 To Stop Transmitting This Friday
NASA announced Mariner 4 will end its science mission next Friday as earth will cut off its transmitter and critical systems on October 1. The probe launched November 28, 1964, reached 6150 miles from Mars on July 14 after traveling over 400 million miles and sending 50 million measurements. NASA foresees possible reacquisition in mid 1967 when closer to Earth.
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Washington
Mariner 4
Mars
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
NASA
Ohio Pastor Bitter Over Arizona Murder Trial Decision
The Rev. and Mrs. Radcliff, from Amesville Ohio, flew home bitter about a judge's ruling that their 16 year old daughter Dixie be tried as an adult for a murder. Dixie Lee Radcliff faces charges in the deaths of two men near Ash Fork Arizona on Sept 7. Donald Boggs 23, also charged, is an ex convict from Londonderry Ohio. The judge Laurance T Wren ordered Dixie held for trial as an adult after a juvenile hearing. The Radcliffs plan to return for the trial if needed and the attorney for Dixie requested an immediate preliminary hearing.
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Flagstaff
Ariz.ap
Pearl Radcliff
Ohio
Superior Court
Laurance T. Wren
Dixie
Willis
Johnson
Boggs
Wren
Radcliff
Amesville
Ohio Receives Federal School Aid Near $50 Million
The new federal school aid bill signed by President Johnson grants Ohio about 50 million dollars. Of that total, 39 million dollars is for education for deprived children.
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Washington
Ohio
Johnson
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