Ambulance Crash Kills Man in Gallipolis
A five car crash on a Gallipolis street during an emergency run left Ronald E. Galloway 26 dead. Injured were Ernest Thompson 48 ambulance driver John Damron 38 and Myrl O Warren 47.
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Ronald E. Galloway
Chatham Ave
Ernest Thompson
Second Ave
John Damron
Bastiani Dr
Myrl O. Warren
Thompson
Miller Funeral Home
Addison
Warren
Paul McGee
Kenova
W.va
Galloway
Spruce
McGee
Fred Stokes
Spruce and
Second
Buffalo Floods Leave City in Shambles and 35 Million Damages
Torrential rains swamped Buffalo and suburbs causing 35 million dollars in damage, 300 residents displaced, power and telephones down, and buses halted. The mayor declared a state of emergency as floodwaters inundated homes and facilities, with 7 million to public buildings and 28 million to residences and businesses.
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Lve
East Side
Chelser Kowal
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cheektowaga
Buffalo Zoo
Clayton F. Freiheit
Zoo
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Ohio July receipts more than double 1962 totals
Columbus AP report shows Ohio general fund receipts in July totaling 98.97 million, more than double July 1962's 48.02 million. Expenditures fell by 1.26 million from 1962. Auditor cites new excise tax and quarterly utility tax installments as major factors and notes 23.46 million in new money taxes collected earlier under the new law.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
U S Health Service Uses Fudge Bar Eaters To Detect Diabetics
Federal workers in nine cities took part in a Public Health Service screening using fudge bars to provoke sugar absorption. The test, aided by an Auto Analyzer, identified 210 diabetes cases from 15,535 volunteers, a rate of 13.5 per 1000.
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Public Health Service
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Dallas
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New York
Kansas City
Greenbelt
Alexandria
Belle Mead
N.J
Public Health Reports
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Duvalier Says Haiti Invasion Crushed Despite Rebel Advances
Haiti information minister claims government forces defeated Haitian exile invaders after hours of fighting in the north. He says Cantave was not captured and rebels are driven toward the Dominican Republic, while exile sources report multiple advancing columns and ongoing pressure on Cap Haitien and Gonaves.
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Haiti
Dominican Republic
George J. Figaro
Duvalier
Leon Cantave
Adrien Raymond
Foreign Office
Cantave
Port Au Prince
Santo Domingo
Cap Haitien
Gonaives
Hopeful Update On Baby Kennedy In Boston Hospital
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, one day old son of the President, remains in serious condition with idiopathic respiratory distress. Doctors report slight improvement after his first night. the White House will release all medical information, while the President visits and then travels to Cape Cod.
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Boston
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Boston Children’s Medical Center
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
White House
Boston Children’s Hospital
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
26 Nations Sign On To Nuclear Test Ban Pact At State Department
The limited nuclear test ban treaty heads to the Senate for ratification after 26 nations begin signing ceremonies at the State Department. President Kennedy plans a message urging approval as 56 nations are expected to join the pact. France and Communist China reportedly hold out. Senator Jackson requests scientific testimony on Soviet missile progress before deciding.
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Henry M. Jackson
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Howard Beale
Moscow
London
France
China
Plane Wreck Near Charleston Solves Ohio Mystery
Two Ohio men, Errest Pelizzari and Edward Beltrami, died when their single-engine Bellanca crashed near Elkhurst, Clay County, after requesting a heading from Charleston tower. Wreckage covered a 100 foot area. bodies identified, plane returning to Alliance from Florida.
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Clay
W. Va
Charleston
Errest Pelizzari
Sebring
Edward Beltrami
Alliance
Pelizzari
Peltrami
Beltrami
Florida
Flash Floods Hit Desert Areas in Southern California
Thunderstorms drenched Southern California flooding highways and washing away cars. Victorville and Apple Valley in the Mojave reported up to three feet of water, prompting residents to stack sandbags as deputies monitored the scene. In Georgia, Lockheed-Georgia announced a jet cargo plane rollout set for August 22.
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Los Angeles
California
Victorville
Apple Valley
Mojave Desert
Marietta, Ga
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Criminal Defendants Informed of Right to Counsel in Court
Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe ruled that defendants facing criminal charges must be fully informed of their right to counsel in court proceedings. The opinion was requested by Vinton County authorities.
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Columbus
William B. Saxbe
Vinton County
Pair Attempt Robbery Ends With No Loot In South Louisville
In South Louisville two women attempted a holdup at a food store. A bag boy blocked them and the pair fled when doors were locked. The gun-wielding woman and her partner left without obtaining any money.
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Louisville
Bills Scattered After Train Accident in Los Angeles
A postal money bag with about $100,000 fell from a transfer wagon, was run over by a train, burst open and scattered $20 bills along the track. A railroad employee said winds were calm and the money was recovered in about 20 minutes. Also reported, U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk returned from a trip to Leningrad and joined Khrushchev by the Black Sea with Andrei Gromyko.
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Los Angeles
Moscow
U. S
Dean Rusk
Leningrad
Andrei Gromyko
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Loot In British Mail Train Hold Up May Surpass Mark
CHEDDINGTON England AP A gang of 20 to 30 masked men halted the Glasgow London mail train at 3 am 40 miles NW of London and took about 120 registered mail bags including currency and a shipment of diamonds. Post office warns losses may exceed a million pounds 2.8 million dollars. The robbers disabled signals and telephones tied mail sorters and drove away with the engine to offload bags onto awaiting cars on a bridge.
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London
Jack Mills
U. S
Plymouth
Mass
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