Crooksville Woman Killed In Red Town Auto Mishap
A Perry County woman, Sally J. Tolliver, 36, died from a broken neck in a head on collision on Route 13 near Jacksonville as her husband Max Tolliver and three others were injured. The Sunday morning crash occurred during rain, with tollivers en route to South Carolina for vacation.
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Crooksville
Red Town
Perry County
Athens Post
State Highway Patrol
Sally J. Tolliver
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Route 13
Jacksonville
Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking
Mr. Tolliver
Tolliver Stores
South Carolina
Redtown
Tolliver
Max
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Two Mason County Boys Struck By Automobile
Two Mason County brothers, 13 year old William McKinney in critical condition with a severe head injury and 12 year old Eric McKinney hospitalized with abrasions, were struck on Route 2 near Greer Rd. The car, driven by Arthur Wayne Austin 28, rolled over after the impact. neither he nor his wife Linda Lou were injured and no charges were filed. The incident occurred as the brothers were crossing toward their home after an interaction with their sister.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Greer Rd
William McKinney
Holzer Hospital
Eric
Junior McKinney
Arthur Wayne Austin
Viand St
Linda Lou
West Virginia
Austin
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Ravenswood
Graham Calls Christ A Great Disturber At Ohio Crusade
Billy Graham described Christ as a great disturber during the Ohio Crusade in Columbus at Jet Stadium. He warned listeners Christ would disrupt their lives yet urged 850 people to come forward as crowds of 22 500 packed the soaked stadium and overflow areas. The event drew attendees from 107 communities as part of a total 70 000 for three services. John Glenn Sr. and his wife joined the platform, and Graham spoke on the cross as the symbol of Christ's sacrifice and the need to follow it despite sin and indifference.
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Columbus
Billy Graham
Christ
Ohio
Jet Stadium
Graham
Baseball
John Glenn Sr
New Concord
Ohio Toll in Traffic Matches Yearly Record
Ohio's 54 hour weekend traffic toll at least equals the previous weekend's 78 hour holiday period and ties the year's high of 21 deaths. Drownings and miscellaneous fatalities add to the tally including a race driver near Mansfield. A triple fatality occurred Saturday in Noble County at the U S 21 and Ohio 78 intersection.
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Ohio
Mansfield
Noble County
U.S. 21
Ohio 78
Mekong Delta Clash Ends With Heavy Casualties
Vietnamese forces repelled a Communist siege at Vinh Cheo fort south of Saigon with high losses on both sides. Civil Guard units took重heavy casualties before withdrawal, while four regular battalions lifted the siege. Communist claims of higher losses were disputed by American advisors. A separate Chinese Nationalist agency report claimed a 120 ton Red Chinese naval transport was destroyed nearby.
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South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Vinh Cheo
Taipei
Chung Shing
China
Railroad Merger Approved By ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved consolidating Norfolk & Western Nickel Plate and Wabash railroads into a 7450 mile system. Pennsylvania Railroad must divest all financial interests and dispose holdings over ten years. merger could start only after notice by Sept. 16. The plan merges Nickel Plate into N&W and leases the Wabash, creating a network from Hampton Roads Virginia to the Great Lakes and Midwest.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate
ICC
Pennsylvania Railroad
N&w
Pennsylvania
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
The
Nor
Folk & Western
Wabash
Hampton Roads
Great Lakes
Midwest
Commission
High School Player Tackles Robber After Cash Drop
Randolph R. Jarzab a 17 year old Maple Heights High School halfback chased tackled and forced a gunman to drop $100 from a discount store. A woman in a car sped away with the suspect, was arrested after a police chase, and the accomplice sought. Jarzab treated for cuts.
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Cleveland
Randolph R. Jarzab
Maple Heights High School
East Side
Jarzab
Randy
Khrushchev Proposes Pensions for Collective Farmers and pay raises
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced old age pensions for collective farmers and pay raises for doctors teachers and housing service workers at the opening of the summer session. He said about 6.5 million peasants will be brought into the pension system with monthly payments ranging from 13.20 to 112.20 dollars starting next year.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Senator Neuberger Keeps Senate Name After Wedding
Senator Maurine Neuberger remains in the Senate name after her Saturday wedding to Dr. Solomon. The ceremony took place at the Washington home of Judge David L. Bazelon.
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Washington
Maurine B. Neuberger
D-Ore
Philip Solomon
Sen. Neuberger
Dr. Solomon
Boston
David L. Bazelon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Smithsonian to test rock like object from Bay Village
Bay Village resident Howard W. Morgan Jr. handed a walnut sized rock like object to Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge after it shot through two screens and shattered a porch door. Dr E L Fireman said the object was not a meteorite. Morgan traveled to Boston to deliver the specimen following a Cleveland area tip from a Case Tech grad student.
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Cleveland
Bay Village
Howard W. Morgan Jr
Boston
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Morgan
E. L. Fireman
Slaying of Washington Educator Triggers Georgia Inquiry
FBI and Georgia state agents pressed an intensive probe into the shotgun slaying of Lemuel Penn 49 director of Washington vocational high schools. J J Casper assistant director of the FBI declined to disclose details as authorities searched the northeast Georgia route Penn took when he was shot at his car wheel early Saturday by a night rider.
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Colbert
PFBI
Georgia
Washington
J. J. Casper
FBI
Lemuel Penn
Autopsy Aids Case Of Three Missing Civil Rights Workers
An autopsy at University Medical Center may provide clues in the case of three missing civil rights workers. A fisherman found a decomposed lower torso bound with rope Sunday in Old River near where it meets the Mississippi, about 15 miles south of Tallulah, Louisiana.
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Jackson
Miss
University Medical Center
Old River
Mississippi
Tallulah
Methodists Name East Ohio Area Bishop
Bishop Francis E. Kearns of Wauwatosa Wisconsin was elected as the first head of the new East Ohio Methodist Area with headquarters in Canton. The selection occurred at the North Central Jurisdictional Conference, and he will move to Canton next month after two decades as pastor there.
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Cleveland
Wauwatosa
Wis
Ohio East
Government to send eagle feathers to Southwest tribes
The Interior Department announces 1000 eagle feathers will be distributed to Indian tribes in the Southwest. Feathers come from eagles found dead in several states and are offered under permit rules. undamaged wing and tail feathers go to the Wildlife Service in Albuquerque, New Mexico for distribution.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southwest
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
The
Wildlife Service
Alburquerque
N. M
First Ballot Victory Sought By Goldwater
SAN FRANCISCO The gates open on the 28th Republican convention as supporters push for a first ballot victory for Senator Barry Goldwater amid tight security and high expectations.
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Goldwater
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Republican Platform Sets Civil Rights and Viet Nam Stance
The 1964 GOP platform pledges full Civil Rights Law 1964 enforcement, prudent fiscal management, victory in South Viet Nam, and steps to restore Cuba’s independence with OAS backing. Goldwater leads with strong first ballot support as Scranton presses for a floor fight and a public debate, challenging the nominating process.
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Viet Nam
Cuba
OAS Organization of American States
United States
Goldwater
Associated Press
Scranton
Platform Committee
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Sign Rubber Contracts Sign Rubber Contracts
The United Rubber Workers union expects pattern-setting contracts with Firestone Goodyear and General Tire covering 41300 workers. The three-year deals run to Aug 1 with improved pensions insurance and hospitalization and await ratification. Wages to be settled next spring.
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Cleveland
United Rubber Workers Union
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
General Tire & Rubber Co
URW
Firestone
General Thre
Goodyear
Explosion Threat Grows Over Cyprus Turmoil
In Nicosia the UN peacekeepers reported both Greek and Turkish Cypriots landing as fears rise of a fresh explosion amid the Cyprus dispute. Archbishop Makarios convened a Cabinet emergency session to address what a government source called clandestine Turkish troop landings. The government seeks help from the UN Security Council and the Commonwealth prime ministers conference in London.
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Cyprus
U.N
Makarios
U.N. Security Council
Commonwealth Prime Ministers
London
Elliot family welcomes twins amid birthday celebrations
In Rockland Maine JP Craig Elliot and his son Craig Jr celebrated birthdays last Saturday as Mrs Elliot gave birth to twins at Knox County General Hospital. A five day forecast calls for a warming trend Tuesday through Thursday then cooler weather late in the week with temperatures 4 to 7 degrees below normal and scattered showers totaling about half to three quarters of an inch.
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Rockland
Maine
JP Craig Elliot
Craig Jr
School boards approve posts and appoint principals
The Messenger lists actions across counties including the Athens County school board approving a return of the supervisor program, Nelsonville explorer post activities and community service awards, a Gallia area GOP poll showing Goldwater favor, and Rutland school board naming Olston Wright as principal of the junior and senior high schools.
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Athens County School Board
Nelsonville Explorer Post
Gallipolis
GOP
Goldwater
Rutland School Board
Olston Wright
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