Vandervort Collision Details Include Eight Involved Names
The report lists drivers Robert Larry Johnson aged 20 and John Frank Vandervort aged 70 with his wife Marie and two Vandervort relatives Nicholas and Mary Vandervort both in their seventies. It notes Johnson’s passengers George Stoddard 18 Kenneth Bliss Ellison 19 and Richard Wright 20 as involved. Vandervort's hands were ...
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Robert Larry Johnson
George Stoddard
Kenneth Bliss Ellison
Richard Wright
John Frank Vandervort
Marie
Nicholas W. Vandervort
Mary C. Vandervort
Vandervort
Four Young Men Die In Sudden Ohio Crash Near South Solon
A northbound car crossed into the southbound lane, killing four young men from Vandervort party visiting relatives in South Solon Madison County on a Wilmington return. The Ohio Highway Patrol notes this is among the deadliest crashes in years with ten total deaths in Ottawa and Columbiana Counties in 1963. Bodies moved to local funeral homes.
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Vandervort
South Solon
Madison County
Wilmington
Highway Patrol
Ottawa County
Ohio
Columbiana County
Red China Crisis Eases as U S Backing Passes
The House approved a resolution backing President Johnson's Southeast Asia actions with broad Republican and Democratic support. The Senate followed with overwhelming approval after a lengthy opposition from Sen. Morse. Rep. Ed Foreman sparked boos with criticism of Johnson's announced air strikes.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Wayne Morse
Dore
Ed Foreman
R-Tex
Foreman
North
Viet Nam
Routine fighting reported as border calm grows in Vietnam
The border area in South Vietnam showed only routine fighting with no major Red attacks after a night without further incursions. U S and Red Chinese troop buildups were noted, while officials questioned North Vietnamese intent and Chinese involvement in the Maddox and Turner Joy incidents.
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Washington
U. S
Southeast Asia
Peking
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Gia Linh
William McMullan
Long Island
N. Y
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Taipei
Formosa
Red China
Hong Kong
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Maddox
Turner Joy
Antipoverty Bill Vote Is Today
President Johnson faces a major test as the House votes on a $947.5 million antipoverty bill amid GOP opposition and Southern Democratic leverage. Debates stretch into the afternoon with leaders predicting a narrow win, though an administration source fears a loss by 40 or more votes. Logan Elm in Circleville Ohio is reported dead due to age weather and drought.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Circleville
Ohio
Logan
Goldwater Studies Strategy With GOP Lawmakers
Senator Barry Goldwater sought party advice on campaign strategy during a closed breakfast with about 100 GOP lawmakers, with reports noting Richard Nixon and Eisenhower discussions and a Prescott campaign kickoff planned for September. Rep. John Rhodes and Sen. John Tower reported the session and Keating’s uncertain support. Miller predicted Keating and Hugh Scott may back the ticket after the meeting.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Congressional
John Rhodes
Arizona
John Tower
Texas
Goldwater
Senate
House
Sen
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Keating
Rhodes
Prescott, Ariz
Tony Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Smith
Nixon
William E. Miller
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Arizonan
Gettysburg
Miller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Illinois
Oklahoma
Study finds most wife beaters are not brutes in middle class
In a pilot study of 12 Massachusetts families, psychiatrists report that so called mother’s boys are shy and alcoholic while wives are aggressive and sexually frigid. Abuse ends when a child intervenes, creating a fragile balance of passive and aggressive traits. Findings appear in Archives of General Psychiatry. Robert F. Kennedy’s political plans remain undecided as he says he will stay in government and has told Johnson he is through after November.
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Chicago
Massachusetts
John E. Snell
Richard
Cleveland
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Bridgeport Seeks Title In Legion Championship
Bridgeport earned a return shot at Steubenville with a 5-2 win over Cincinnati Budde at Tautwein Field Friday morning. The title game starts Saturday at 9 a.m. If needed, an afternoon game at 1 p.m. will settle the championship. Bridgeport’s only loss is 2-1 to Steubenville. they split regular season games 3-2.
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Bridgeport
Steubenville
American Legion
Cincinnati Budde
Tautwein Field
Athens Native to Be Ohio U Summer Commencement Speaker
Athens native chosen as speaker for Ohio University summer commencement. Editorial notes highlight coverage on the campus event and local achievement.
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Athens
Ohio U
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Obituary and sports notes from Ohio towns compiled
Local notices from Athens Chauncey and nearby towns reference obituaries and sports updates. Mentions include Nelsonville Pt. Pleasant Pomeroy Middleport and editors in Gallipolis Glouster Logan. The fragmentary text highlights community events and announcements in regional papers.
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Athens
Chauncey Comics Editorial
Gallipolis
Glouster Logan
Nelsonville
Pleasant Pomeroy
Middleport
Emergency Declared in South Vietnam by Premier Nguyen Khanh
Premier Nguyen Khanh declared a state of emergency in South Vietnam and ordered general mobilization as the weeks ahead were called decisive. Military courts were empowered to impose summary death sentences on terrorists saboteurs and black market speculators with no right of appeal.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Tonkin Gulf
Georgia Klansmen Held For Slaying
Four white men were arrested by the FBI in Athens Georgia in connection with the slaying of Lemuel Penn a Washington D C educator and Army reserve lieutenant colonel. The suspects named as Ku Klux Klansmen face federal civil rights charges and potential state murder charges with possible death penalty. Penn was shot while driving in rural Georgia.
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Athens
FBI
Washington, D. C
Georgia
U.S
Giriard Hawkins
James S. Lackey
Lemuel Penn
Hawkins
Lackey
Hawkinson
Herbert Guest
Cecil William Meyers
Joseph Howard Sims
Madison County
Clarke County
Carl Sanders
Clete Johnson
Penn
FBI probes swamp killings of three civil rights workers
Agents dig three bodies from a watershed near Philadelphia Mississippi as the FBI presses the case. Sheriff Rainey and Deputy Price meet with state officials while workers at Olen Burrage’s truck company are questioned. Victims Michael Schwerner 24 and Andrew Goodman 20 identified. James Chaney 21 named as the third victim.
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Philadelphia
Miss
FBI
Here
Olen Burrage
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
State Sovereignty Commission
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Parade Of Progress Aids Teen Thief In Delaware
Ohio Highway Patrol at Delaware post arrest of a juvenile Thursday night for siphoning gasoline from cars at the Delaware County Fair grounds. He used a battery operated pump as the theft method.
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Delaware
Ohio Highway Patrol
Delaware Post
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Bridgwater UAW Talks Resume in Cleveland Night Sessions
Bridgwater Machine representatives and United Auto Workers Local 324 met separately with a federal mediator for three sessions that ran past midnight. Fractious talks were to resume at 10 a.m. Friday as the strike nears four months. BELLEFONTAINE Fire destroyed Watkins Farm Supply and damaged Bellefontaine Plating and Manufacturing with about 300000 dollars in losses. No serious injuries reported.
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Bridgwater Machine
United Auto Workers Local 324
Cleveland
Bellefontaine
Watkins Farm Supply Co
Bellefontaine Plating and Manufacturing Co
UN Security Council to Discuss Viet Nam Invitation
The Security Council met to approve inviting North and South Viet Nam to debate the Southeast Asia crisis. Washington officials and U Thant agree the UN council should not lead a settlement now. In Warsaw, Alexander Zadwaski aged 65, president since 1952, died, cause not disclosed, suspected cancer.
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N. Y
UN Security Council
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Washington
U.S
U Thant
Thant
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Warsaw
Alexander Zadawski
Poland
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Ames Robey
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