Russia may push for Egypt leadership after Nasser's death
Western and Arab diplomats in Paris foresee a power struggle in Egypt after Gamal Abdel Nasser. Sadat unlikely to succeed, with speculation of a Muslim Brotherhood bid or Ali Sabry's rise. Russians could press to protect interests, but Nasser's death weakens Moscow's regional leverage. Kosygin to attend funeral signals shifting calculations.
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Stephens Broening
Paris
Middle East
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Anwar Sadat
Nasser
Muslim Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Ali Sabry
Sabry
Arab Socialist Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Sheriff Faces Judge as Deputies Resign Over Pay Crisis
In Cleveland, Sheriff Ralph Kreiger draws ire of Common Pleas Judge John T. Patton while 32 deputies quit in two months over low pay. A 25 percent raise takes effect Oct. 22 amid jail security strain and chaotic arraignments with prisoners missing and misdirected escorts.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ralph Kreiger
Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Kreiger
John T. Patton
Patton
Warrensville
Nasser's Rise and Fall Shaped Arab Unity Dreams
Cairo AP report portrays Gamal Abdel Nasser as a pivotal Arab leader whose push for unity and anti Israel stance dominated decades. It notes his 1952 coup, Suez nationalization, 1956 alliance shifts, 1967 defeat, and his pursuit of a heroic role amid regional turmoil.
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Nasser
Israel
Suez
Abdel Hakim Amer
Cairo
Amer
Egypt
Farouk
Student faces jail for drugs in Butler County
James C. Reid, a Miami University student, was found guilty by a jury of three narcotics charges and sentenced to five years probation for possession for sale of an hallucinogen and sale of the drug. He must also serve 30 days in jail and pay a $200 fine for a misdemeanor charge. Reid, identified as living in Lima and studying theology, was arrested May 4 in Oxford during a narcotics raid. The raid recovered pills and marijuana. the jury acquitted him on possession of marijuana.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Miami University
James C. Reid
W. Market St
Lima
Reid
Butler County
Miami
Fiehrer
S. College Ave
Oxford
Crash Injures Three Hoosiers Near Ross Indiana
A two car head on collision on Ohio 126 two miles west of Ross Butler County injures three people. Drivers David L. Negangard 21 of Milan Indiana and Myron J. Helms 55 of Brookville Indiana were hospitalized with Helms listed in serious condition along with two passengers Rodney Lovins 21 of Dillsboro Indiana and others.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Cincinnati-Brookville Road
Ross
Butler County
James Powell
David L. Negangard
Milan
Ind
Myron J. Helms
Brookville
Negangard
Rodney Lovins
Dillsboro
Helms
Mercy Hospital
Young Ambulance
Morrow Youth Held After Alleged Marijuana Sale Attempt
A 15 year old Little Miami High student was held at the Warren County Juvenile Center after he allegedly tried to sell marijuana cigarettes to a girl at school. Principal Fernando Cress notified the sheriff's office and Col. Walter O Bryant reported finding several marijuana cigarettes on the youth.
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Morrow
Little Miami
Warren County
Fernando Cress
Sheriff's Office
Col
Walter O'Bryant
Ohio Pen Warden Vows Investigation
Ohio Penitentiary Warden Harold Cardwell promised a Senate subcommittee to investigate charges of massive mistreatment at the Ohio Penitentiary. A churchwoman alleged brutal beatings, naming guards including “Officer Blackjack” and “Lieutenant Clubb.” Cardwell defended improvements and said some guards remain on staff while moving the facility to Lucasville.
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Washington
Ohio
Harold Cardwell
Senate
Cardwell
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Ysabelle
Rennie
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Upper Arlington
Blackjack
Clubb
Two Ohio Soldiers Die in Vietnam Action
Defense Department report Friday confirms two Ohio soldiers killed in action in Vietnam. Pfc. Frank J. Miller Jr. from Athens and Pfc. John W. Hines from Belmont are the fallen, with details released by the department.
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Washington
Ohio
Frank J. Miller Jr
Athens
John W. Hines
Belmont
Vietnam
Defense Department
Ordinances On Agenda For Tonight In Cincinnati
The City Commission prepares ordinances authorizing payment to Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co for relocating lines on Roosevelt Avenue and an amended contract for widening Clinton Street. The meeting is scheduled for tonight in the City Building commission chamber.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Roosevelt Avenue
Clinton Street
City Commission
Commission
Not Guilty Judge Warns Youth After Marijuana Find
An 18 year old, Mark E. Landrath of 7898 Fairfield Road, was acquitted on possession of a marijuana cigarette. Judge Clem F. Imfeld Jr expressed caution, noting the youth may not have known the item was in his jacket pocket and warned him to avoid friends who might “squeal.”
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Oxford
Clem F. Imfeld Jr
Mark E. Landrath
Landreth
Imfeld
Miami University
Butler County Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
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