Pride wins entertainer of the year at CMA Awards in Nashville
Black singer Charlie Pride captures entertainer of the year and male vocalist honors at the fifth annual Country Music Association ceremony at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Pride elicits a standing ovation after performing Kiss an Angel Good Morning.
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CPI
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Rose Garden
Ternnessee Ezzie Ford
Art Satherly
Bicces
Country Music Hall of Fame
Freddie Hart
Osborne Brothers
Partur Wagoner
Dolly Parton
Danny Davis
Nashville Brass
Jerry Reed
Family on trestle struck by freight train tragedy
BOYS RANCH Texas A freight train crushed a family on a trestle killing the mother and injuring the father and a year old son. The two older boys Mike 11 and Tailey 8 crawled 90 feet into the dry Canadian River bed, escaping unharmed. Cecil Reynolds and his five year old son Mitch were swept to the tracks as they tried to flee toward the south end. The mother died at the scene and the father and younger child were taken to Amistad hospital.
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UPI
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Tailey
Cecil Reynakds
Mitch
Ee Mae
Iran Ammsrilo Hospital
Pig War postage stamp eyed by state officials
Olympia officials ask the postal service to issue a commemorative stamp marking the 200th anniversary of the Pig War on San Juan Island. The 12 year border dispute ended with US victory, and residents urge support with letters to the Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee.
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England
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Germany
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Lloyd Meeds
Charles Nash
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Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee
Washington, D.C
Family perishes in Ohio plane crash near Sidney
A Piper Cherokee nose-dived into a muddy field east of Sidney, Ohio, killing a family of four and a neighbor. Victims were Robert Anderson, Betty Jane, Steven, 4, Tim, 2, and Terri Lynn Stanwick, all from Danville, ME. The wreck buried the propeller in mud.
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Sidney
UPT
Robert Anderson
Betty Jane
Steven
Tim
Terri
Lynn Stanwick
Danville
Police seek woman in hit and run in Union City
Police pursue a female suspect with dark hair in a hit and run that injured Fremont man Albert Sherry, 58, of 5652 Lempke Road. Witnesses provided clues about a dark blue raised rear vehicle with a red side stripe and minor front end damage. Sherry was treated for chest and back injuries and released from Washington Township Hospital.
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Tho
Albert Sherry
Lempke Road
Hiland Ran
Sherry
Washington Township Hospital
Alvarado Boulevard
Fair Ranch Road
Bel
Bicyclist injured in Fremont hit by tractor-trailer
Sharon L. Anderson, 33, of Newark, was riding a 10 speed bicycle on Stevenson Boulevard when a tractor-trailer turned left and struck her. She suffered head injuries and bruises and was hospitalized for observation. The driver, Willie Beights, was cited for disregarding a stop sign and violating the right of way.
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Washington Township Hospital
Sharon L. Anderson
Stonecross Ave
Newark
Stevenson Boulevard
Chetnane
Willie TL
Beights
Oklahoma
Church boiler blast kills 5 and injures others
Five people died after a boiler explosion at a church on downtown Main Street, injuring several others. The pastor Rev. Doland D. Duncan, 64, died Friday after collapsing at home. Fire marshal Robert Lynch said investigators were removing debris to reconstruct the boiler and determine the cause as workers cleared the scene near City Hall and the central fire station.
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Doland D. Duncan
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Central Fire Station
Instructor recalls church blast near boiler room
In Marietta Ohio an instructor describes teaching an adult class when a boiler explosion tore through a church. He was thrown by debris, saw a nursery wall blown out, and assisted in rescuing three crying two year olds who might have suffocated without quick removal. He was treated for cuts at a hospital.
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Tropical storm Faye floods Manila and causes evacuations
Tropical storm Faye dumped heavy rains and strong winds on Manila causing coastal flooding and evacuations. The storm, about 40 miles across with center winds near 9 mph, moved toward the South China Sea as waves battered Roxas Boulevard and debris spread across seaside areas. Over 700 people, many from fishing shanties, were evacuated, and at least four drowned, two from a raft in Laguna de Bay and two from a boat near Cavite.
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Manila
Is Eye
Tuzon
South China Sea
Ota Walls
Roxas Bowevard
Whde
Javits Urges Labor Back Nixon Post-Freeze Plan
Sen. Jacob Javits told organized labor that the government would not veto the Pay Board or override the Price and Pay boards. He urged AFL CIO UAW and Teamsters to back the post-freeze stabilization plan. The three union leaders meet Tuesday to discuss cooperation and autonomy of the Pay Board and Price Commission.
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Price Commission
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Former sergeant claims CIA bought opium in Southeast Asia
Paul Withers of Cambridge testified at a Viet Nam Veterans rally that he and other Green Beret men used CIA funds to purchase opium from Lao Meo tribesmen while stationed near Nha Trang after basic training at Fort Dix. A CIA spokesman called the claim errant nonsense.
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Mea
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Bus crash kills four on route from New York to Los Angeles
A Greyhound bus traveling from New York to Los Angeles crashed into a car near Springfield Missouri on a hill on U S 43. Four people died and thirty two were injured with sixteen still in hospital.
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Greyhound
New York
Los Angeles
U.S. 43
Springfield
Socialists win Austrian vote but absentee ballots loom
Austria’s Socialists led with 50.22 percent and 93 seats as final tallies came in. Absentee ballots, totaling 105,314, could trim seats to 92, potentially leaving the chamber at half voting members. Kreisky hailed the result as a vote of confidence while coalition talks with Conservatives or the Freedom Party loomed unresolved.
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UPI
Austria
Bruno Kreisky
Pogslate
Socialist Party
People's Party
Freedian Party
Communist Party
Herbert Kohlmayer
Bok
Kohlmayer
Vorarberg
Caturns
Kreisky
Freedom Party
Redisiueting
Gambling probe to study debts in Nevada casinos
A federal jury in Las Vegas investigating Nevada gambling will focus on junkets and tax-collection of winnings after skimming probes. Testimony from out-of-state witnesses is expected post-Columbus Day, with employers from Dunes Hotel Riviera Stardust and Caesars Palace among early witnesses in the two week probe.
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Nev
UPI
Nevada
Dunes
Riviera
Stardust
Casesars Palace
Las Vegas
Finnish team claims egg throw world record in 306‑foot effort
Rauli Rapo and Markku Kuikka said members of a Finnish baseball team set a world record by throwing and catching a Tan egg without breaking it over 306 feet six inches after 119 attempts. They reported increasing distance with each throw in Sunday event at ROHIMAEKI.
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Finland
Rauli Rapo Markku Kuikka
Future Farmers meeting tonight in Fremont at high school
The Future Farmers of America heal chapter meets at Washington High School tonight at 7 p.m. First degree members will be initiated. A luck awards dinner will be planned. The next meeting is Monday November 8.
Police Find Hidden Cars in Rome Catacombs
In Rome police disclosed the discovery Sunday of another center for concealing stolen cars in catacombs near the Ardeatine caves, where more than 160 submerged vehicles were located. Earlier hideouts along the Appian Way also yielded hidden cars bound for Paris.
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