Two Gallia Boys Killed In One Car Crash
Edison Ray Jividen 12 and Dale Edward Jividen 3 were killed when their mother’s car overturned on Route 7 near the Silver Bridge. The youths, from Cheshire, were thrown from the vehicle as it rolled over. The accident remains under investigation. Funeral services for the brothers are planned for Tuesday at the Cheshire Baptist Church.
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Silver Bridge
State Highway Patrol
Edison Ray Jividen
Dale Edward Jividen
Donald R. Warehime
Gallia County
Iris E. Jividen
Holzer Hospital
Miller Funeral
Arbuckle
W. Va
Putnam County
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Ronald
Iris Eileen Castormden
Dale Edward
Kgger Creek
David Lee
John Edward Jiiden
Opha Casto
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Yard Studying Prints To Identify Robbers
Scotland Yard experts study 15 fingerprint sets from Leather Slade Farm hideout used by the great train robbery gang. They seek matches to 7.28 million dollars stolen, hoping prints link to five men still sought and to other gang members via criminal records.
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Scotland Yard
Leatherslade
Oakley
Rail Dispute Sessions Continue as Strike Looms
Washington officials report ongoing railroad talks aimed at settling a four year labor dispute and preventing a nationwide strike next week. A union spokesman said negotiations are on solid ground after Secretary Wirtz voiced confidence in a binding arbitration plan involving firemen's jobs and train crew makeup. The union seeks to meet rail attorneys to discuss mechanics of arbitration and remaining issues.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Buddhists Continue Hunger Strike Across Vietnam Protests
In Saigon Buddhist monks enter a 48 hour hunger strike while Hue students boycott classes. A younger monk reportedly plans self immolation to protest President Ngo Dinh Diem regime as authorities try to curb further protests.
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Viet Nam
Hue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Planes search for McCoy family discontinued after hoax calls
Ohio and Indiana Civil Air Patrol wings ended the search for Dr George McCoy and family after a disappearance on August 9. Col. Robert Herweh cited false leads and hoax calls as hampering the effort which logged 750 hours and covered 90,000 miles. The McCoys were returning from Gallipolis, Ohio when they vanished. A tremor struck Patras Greece causing darkness and panic.
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Cincinnati
George McCoy
Muncie
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Civil Air Patrol
Robert Herweh
Herweh
Peebles
Adams County
Dr. McCoy
Gallipolis
Alliance for Progress marks second anniversary amid mixed views
The Alliance for Progress, Kennedy’s Latin America program, has spent 2.5 billion dollars with varying assessments of success. A weekend of observances in Washington will culminate with Kennedy hosting Alliance visitors and Johnson addressing the OAS. Kubitschek criticizes uncoordinated implementation as the program faces uneven reforms and progress.
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Washington
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Organization of American States
Juscelino Kubitschek
OAS
Government Troops Press Drive Against Haiti Invaders
Reinforced government troops push to clear insurgents from the northeast Mont Organise region near the Haiti Dominican border. Rebels claim gains from Port au Prince airlifted rebels and report destruction of a government Mustang, while Cantave’s exiles wage a guerrilla campaign from the hills.
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Haiti
Mont Organise
Santo Domingo
Leon Cantares
Mont
Cantave
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Aid Debate Set Tuesday On Foreign Aid Bill
The House begins its annual debate Tuesday on the foreign aid bill with expected contention over Indonesia and a projected steel mill for India. Also, Ed Gardner known as Archie on Duffy’s Tavern died Saturday after two weeks in hospital from a liver disease.
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House
Indonesia
India
Hollywood
Ed Gardner
Archie
Gardner
Military Chiefs Face Questioning On Test Ban Treaty
Senate hearings open on the limited nuclear test ban treaty with Gen Maxwell D Taylor and other service chiefs expressing support subject to safeguards. McNamara secure assurances, Wheeler McDonald and LeMay expected to testify as Mansfield forecasts ratification with additional votes.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
Robert S. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Army
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Three Miners Found Alive After 5 Days
Three coal miners trapped 134 hours in a 400 foot shaft near Sheppton Hazleton Pennsylvania were heard from after a six inch drill pierced the wall. They included David Fellin 58 Henry Throne 28 and Louis Bova 52 all in contact via microphone. A 28 inch bore was planned to rescue them with possible completion within a day to a week.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Sheppton
Schuylkill County
Philadelphia
Charmbury
Meredith Becomes Ole Miss's First Black Graduate
James Meredith, 30, became the first Negro to graduate from the University of Mississippi amid tense observers and marshals. The $5 million diploma note refers to the cost of the security operation that enabled his enrollment and graduation. In Detroit a peaceful march drew praise and a rebuke from a hero. In West Virginia a civil rights group planned to protest at the Southern Governors Conference.
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Oxford
Miss
James Howard Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S
Meredith
Ole Miss
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Baruch Voiced Faith in Future of Nation
Bernard Baruch, aged 93, declares continued faith in the country and confidence that, with rational effort, Americans can tackle the nation’s difficult problems. He spoke in New York on reaching his birthday.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Government aids Ford UAW talks to end strike
Officials from Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers Union met as government help was offered to reach a settlement that could end a strike threatening to idle about 10,000 workers across three plants in Chicago Heights area.
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Ll—P
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
CORE to Demonstrate for Fair Housing at Governor's Mansion
Columbus CORE plans a statewide demonstration at the Governor's Mansion to seek support for a fair housing bill. Local leaders say the action aims to press Governor for backing.
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Columbus
Congress of Racial Equality
Wreck Triggers Evacuation in Eureka Missouri
More than 400 residents fled the Eureka business district after a Missouri Pacific freight train derailed Sunday night. One tank car leaked highly explosive liquefied gas and rail crews repaired the leak while authorities declared the area safe allowing residents to return.
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Eureka
Missouri Pacific
1100
St. Louis
New Suspect Questioned In Girl's Murder
Investigators prepared to question Calvin Porter Lowe 51 after a 15 year old high school cheerleader Patricia Reiholtz was killed on August 8 in Greenhills. Authorities seek to determine why counterfeit plates for five ten twenty and one hundred dollar bills were found in Lowe's car. Lowe claimed he was just joking when he posed as a detective at the crime scene. Police say he is not the prime suspect.
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Cincinnati
Patricia Reiholtz
Greenhills
Calvin Porter Lowe
U.S. Secret Service
Lowe
Rioting Chinese Gunned Down in Chao Yang Incident
Press reports state that more than 400 rioting Chinese were machine-gunned to death by Communist troops in Chao Yang Kwangtung Province. About 1000 laborers reportedly fled to the hills following the attack. Two youths wearing safety belts died when their sports car wrecked after failing a curve.
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Hong Kong
Chao Yang
Kwangtung
Lorain
Apollo Moon Run Tops Peacetime Spending Leaders
The Apollo program is described as the costliest peacetime effort, with estimates from 20 to 40 billion dollars. NASA signed 934.4 million with North American and 387.9 million with Grumman for modules, involving 20,000 firms and 300,000 people. Saturn V development eats 1.3 billion this year with 100 million per launch. Cape Canaveral will see near a billion in facilities with 5,000 workers this year and 4,000 more next year.
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Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Mississippi
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Louisiana
Walter C. Williams
Manned Spaceflight Center
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