Penny Arcade Sign Changes at Coney Island
U S and world briefs report safety and historic notes. At Coney Island the Penny Arcade sign was replaced with Get your dimes and nickels here, as the last penny machines exit. Of 83 machines, 62 take nickels and 21 take dimes. Capt Fred Hornbrook, 95, longtime Ohio River packet skipper, dies after months of illness. A Trans World Airlines DC9 with Flight 532 makes a wheels-up landing at Wright Patterson AFB. 38 passengers and 5 crew escape injury.
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Cincinnati
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Dayton
Ohio
Trans World Airlines
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Allegheny Airlines denied daily Parkersburg to Cleveland service
The Civil Aeronautics Board refused Allegheny Airlines immediate authority to run a daily round trip between Parkersburg West Virginia and Cleveland. Despite claims of profitability, CAB analysis found the service unprofitable and the case remains set for a regular hearing.
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Allegheny Airlines
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cleveland
Allegheny
Fire destroys section of Negro school in Cleveland
Investigators said arson started the Sunday blaze that destroyed part of a predominantly Negro school in Cleveland. The fire occurred about ten blocks from where last week youths hurled rocks and bottles at firemen.
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Cleveland
Dayton editor Dwight Young dies at 83 in Ohio
Dwight Edwin Deke Young publisher and retired Dayton Herald editor died at his Kettering home at 83. In Columbus a $1 637 599 Appalachian Development Act grant was announced as the largest for a human resources project in Ohio to fund a joint vocational school and technical center in Muskingum County.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dwight Edwin (Deke) Young
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Kettering
Columbs
Muskingum County
Traffic Toll Reaches Fifteen In Central Ohio Weekend
A pair of double fatality crashes in central Ohio pushed the weekend traffic death toll to at least 15 for the 54 hour period. The figure matches the previous weekend and the same weekend in 1966, underscoring a persistent pattern of deadly accidents.
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Ohio
Parade Honors Medal of Honor Hero Lawrence Joel
Winston Salem proudly honored Army Spec. 6 Lawrence Joel with a downtown parade after he grew up selling firewood to slum area housewives. About 30,000 spectators lined the streets to see bands from local high schools Ft Bragg units and reserve outfits join the salute to the Medal of Honor winner.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Lawrence Joel
Ft. Bragg
Ames Bern Cagers Hear Former UC Coach Ed Jucker
Former UC coach Ed Jucker spoke at the Ames Bern Cagers annual banquet held in Point Pleasant arena. Youth attendance at the event highlighted community sports engagement and school pride.
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Point Pleasant
National Guard
Wisn
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Hevst
Cepa
Eevichach
Ames-Bern
Ed Jucker
Bombers Arrive in Thai Battlefield Update
SAIGON AP reports a 24 hour spike in Vietnam ground actions with 315 Communists killed. First wave of three B52 bombers based in Thailand arrived from Guam after dropping 180000 pounds on a suspected camp near Saigon. Additional B52s to Utapao later this month cut raid times to under three hours.
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Vietnam
Thailand
Guam
Utapao
South Vietnam
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Cu Chi
U.S. 1St Cavalry
An Khe
North Vietnam
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
Red Capital
U.S. 9Th Division
AFTRA Strike Ends Tentative TV Radio Deal Reached
New York AP reports negotiators reached a tentative settlement in the first national radio and television strike involving celebrities on picket lines and a schedule of old films and reruns. The deal with AFTRA is subject to ratification by the union, while pickets outside NBC in Rockefeller Center continued.
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American Federation of Radio and Television Artists
ABC
CBS
NBC
Ers
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Ing
Patterson
National Board of Aftra
AFTRA
Los Angeles
Chicago
Latin Common Market Talks Move Toward Regional Peak
Latin American foreign ministers after 11 hours of negotiations agreed to initiate steps toward a common market for about 230 million people. They aim to ease toward a summit with heads of state in Punta del Este as they trade off trade policy issues and timing.
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Uruguay
Latin America
Estab
Johnson
United States
Latin-American Free Trade Association
Truck Firms Close Doors Over Tie-Up With Teamsters
Hundreds of trucking firms nationwide vow to halt cross country hauls amid a labor dispute with the Teamsters Union. National talks in Washington ended with Trucking Employers, Inc. ordering a 100 percent lockout of drivers, potentially hobbling commerce for days as wage talks remain unresolved.
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Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Washington
Trucking Employers, Inc
U.S
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Harvey L. Werner
Werner Transportation Co
Minnesota Trucking Employers
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Gordon Conklin
Teamsters Joint Council
St. Paul
Ohio
Cincinnati
Breakthrough Seen In Oral Clot-Dissolving Drugs
Denver physician reports potential progress toward oral drugs to dissolve intravascular blood clots, the main cause of fatal heart attacks. Findings from in vitro tests suggest optimism, though the drugs are not yet ready for clinical use. A second presentation notes a 200-year mystery solved on how digitalis works, hinting at synthetic analogs with possibly greater efficacy.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Denver
Kurt N. von Kaulla
University of Colorado School of Medicine
American Chemical Society
United States
Manfred E. Wolff
University of California Medical Center, San Francisco
Meigs GI Dies During Viet Battle
William Price Neutzling 24 a Meigs County soldier was killed in Vietnam when ambushed on patrol. He had been in Vietnam since August. A son was born to him and his wife Patricia Haggy six weeks before his death. Surviving relatives include his wife son parents four sisters three brothers and grandmother.
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William Price
Sonny) Neutzling
Meigs County
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Neutzling
Patricia Haggy
William Price Jr
Norbert Neutzling
Mary Whipper
Severn
Bonnie Smith
Columbus
Dorothy
Stella Sue
Norbert
Pat
Michael
U. S. Army
Alaska
Joseph
Ohio University
Price Hawk
Hearings Dominate Legislature Hearings Dominate Legislature
Ohio lawmakers focus on committee hearings this week as the House plans a vote on prioritizing presidential vote counting. Senate members consider bills on child abandonment age and emergency corporation procedures while major measures seek pay raises for about 45,000 state workers, a $4.9 billion two year operating budget, and a $7 weekly increase in workers compensation.
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House
Senate
Second Night Of Student Rioting Ends In Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee a second straight night of racial violence at Fisk and Tennessee State Negro colleges ended with a light rain and dawn arrests. One student was wounded while police charged two men George Washington Ware and Ernest Stephens with inciting a riot. Stephens said he worked for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and Ware claimed association with Stokely Carmichael.
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Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
George Washington Ware
Atlanta
Ernest Stephens
Tuskegee
Ala
Ware
Stokely Carmichael
Stephens
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Carmichael
Vanderbilt University
Fisk
Tennessee
Oscars Tonight: A Man for All Seasons Leads Contenders
Hollywood reports the 39th Academy Awards race tight with A Man for All Seasons and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf leading. Richard Burton and Paul Scofield duel for best actor while Elizabeth Taylor eyes a second Oscar though she may miss the ceremony.
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Hollywood
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Thomas More
Humphrey Sees European Diplomatic Gains on Tour
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey returned from a two week, seven nation journey cited as a diplomatic success despite Vietnam war protests. He said his visits reassured European leaders the US remains engaged and may lead Johnson to similar trips. Demonstrators in Brussels Rome Florence West Berlin and Paris were small and did not strike him. He noted ties between Europe and the United States surpass minor differences.
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Belgium
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Humphrey
United States
Asia
Johnson
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Florence
West Berlin
Paris
Five Day Forecast Promises Above Normal Temperatures
Temperatures from Tuesday through Saturday will run above normal with highs around 70 north to south, and nighttime lows mainly in the 40s. A cooler Tuesday gives way to warming midweek, then cooler again later in the week with scattered showers expected mainly toward week's end.
Major Apollo Change Asked After Study
CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP The Apollo man to the moon program faces delay to fix workmanship and management problems cited in a blue ribbon board report on the Apollo 1 fire that killed three astronauts. The eight man board spent seven weeks examining design engineering manufacture and quality control deficiencies and urged a major overhaul of the spacecraft including a quick escape hatch fewer combustible items and a review of electrical communications and life support systems.
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U.S
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