Death Probe After Woman Found Near Hickory Chapel
Mason County authorities investigate the death of Mame Elizabeth Robinson about 49 whose body was found near Hickory Chapel Route 2 secondary Route 14. She had been missing from On Hollow Route 2 since Sunday. Road conditions trapped coroner police and sheriff vehicles at the scene. a wrecker was required to free them. The body was moved to Stevens funeral home.
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Mason County
Hickory Chapel
Oliver Eschenaur
Mame Elizabeth Robinson
Stevens Funeral Home
Airliner crashes near Lake Tahoe in major search
Wreckage of a Paradise Airlines Constellation with 85 aboard was found on a mountainside near Lake Tahoe. Military and civil air patrols worked with ground crews to locate survivors as rescue teams searched the snowbound area.
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Calif
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Lake Tahoe
Tahoe Valley
Paradise Airlines
Innsbruck
Austria
Stead Air Force Base
Nevada
Survivors Arrive in Halifax After Amphialos Sinking Rescue
Thirty four Greek crew members arrived in Halifax aboard a Canadian destroyer after a dramatic rescue from the North Atlantic gale that split the Amphialos in two. Two crewmen perished. five survivors were hospitalized on stretchers. Captain Stamantis Polemis confirmed the ship carried 36 and now 34 remain. A Canadian air force plane spotted the rescue.
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N.S
Nova Scotia
Stamantis Polemis
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Polemis
Good Times Predicted By Senate House Economic Committee
The committee predicted 1964 would bring growth as tax savings spread through the economy but warned price hikes by private producers or deep budget cuts could spoil the outlook. Republicans charged Johnson policy was overheating the economy this election year, while Democrats praised tax cuts and continued spending on national needs.
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Senate House Economic Committee
Johnson
Licenses Go On Sale For New Ohio Plates
Ohio unveils green and white 1964 license plates now on sale in Columbus. Motorists must buy and display plates by midnight March 31 with no extension. Registrar Dave Mainwarning urged early purchase to avoid last minute rush.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dave Mainwaring
Psychiatrist to Examine Ruby as Trial Enters Third Week
Dr Manfred Guttmacher, chief medical officer for the Supreme Bench of Baltimore, flew to Dallas to examine Jack Ruby as prosecutors prepare for the first witnesses. The defense argues Ruby was temporarily insane when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Supreme Bench of Baltimore
Dallas
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas City Hall
Minister Tobe Mackey Dies After Sermon at The Plains
The Rev. Tobe E. Mackey 66 pastor of The Plains Nazarene Church died Sunday morning after feeling ill at the end of his sermon. He was pronounced dead at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Survived by wife Alice a son Gene Tecumseh Mich two granddaughters and three sisters. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at The Plains Nazarene Church. Burial Thursday in Tecumseh.
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New Castle
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American Legion
Fremont
Athens County
Plains Nazarene
Lester Brush
Mt. Gilead
Tecumseh
Hughes Funeral Home
Malaysia Solution Doubtful
Bangkok talks on the Malaysian dispute open with little optimism as Indonesia threatens extermination. Indonesian officials insist the issue must be settled peacefully while denouncing Britain for base retention in Malaysia and highlighting the contested Borneo border guarded by British and Malaysian forces.
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Goldwater Opens Last Week Campaign in New Hampshire
Sen. Barry Goldwater heads to New Hampshire for a six day last week drive toward the state's first in the nation presidential primary. Nelson Rockefeller returns Tuesday for a solid week of campaigning ahead of the March 10 vote. Newsweek cites a poll suggesting Henry Cabot Lodge could beat both if on the ballot, with backers mailing 96 000 sample ballots to aid Lodge and Nixon write ins.
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Supreme Court Writ Asked To Put School Transfer Issue On Ballot
William A Lavelle of Ames Bern seeks a writ of mandamus from the State Supreme Court to place the Ames Bern to Athens transfer issue on the ballot. He alleges the Athens County school board wrongly removed signatures from the petition without sworn testimony. The 311-name petition filed Jan 28 with the county superintendent was certified for ballot placement, with a March 4 deadline to file a referendum. Officials named as defendants are county school board members Esther Dailey William Brown Lewis Moore Robert Elis and Howard Woodyard.
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Scranton Says He Hopes To Avoid Presidential Bid
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania said he hopes to avoid contesting the Republican presidential nomination and would decline a vice presidential offer if it came. He had not previously stated this clearly.
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Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Ball says no U S troop decision on South Viet Nam
Washington Undersecretary of State George W Ball says no decision has been made to deploy U S troops to South Viet Nam. He told Meet the Press the United States is helping the South Vietnamese fight a difficult war under tough conditions. Ohio five day forecast predicts mild temperatures and light rainfall with brief cooling midweek.
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George W Ball
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South Viet Nam
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NBC
Meet the Press
Ohio
Two Estes Associates Go To Jail
Two former associates of promoter Billie Sol Estes began serving their prison terms Sunday night as part of a years long dispute to stay free. Coleman McSpadden of Lubbock and Ruel W. Alexander of Amarillo received 10 and six year sentences respectively after pleading guilty to mail fraud tied to mortgages backed by non existent farm fertilizer tanks. Estes himself remains free on bond while appealing prison terms totaling 23 years.
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Amarillo
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Coleman McSpadden
Lubbock
Ruel W. Alexander
Estes
McSpadden
Alexander
Texas 23 Congressional Districts Upheld as Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court affirmed that Texas statutes creating 23 congressional districts are unconstitutional. It left open a path for state officials to seek further equitable relief in Houston by April 1 in light of current circumstances.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
High Court
U.S. District Court
Houston
Quits Claim To Estate Of Grace Metalious
Grace Metalious estate valued up to 1 million dollars will go to her three children. John Reeson Rees the deathbed sole beneficiary notified lawyer Bernard Snider that he is relinquishing his claim.
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Laconia, N.H
Young Plans No Personal Attacks In Senate Campaign
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio says he will run an affirmative campaign for a second term and will not attack Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. He will debate Glenn at the City Club of Cleveland on May 2 and plans no public appearance this week.
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Stephen M. Young
Dohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Young
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Glenn
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Columbus
Taft
Brown
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Marine Corps
King Paul Suffering F are Two Blood Clots
King Paul of Greece suffered another medical complication today as reports from Athens indicate blood clots affecting his health. Officials and the Prime Minister provided brief statements on his condition and ongoing treatment.
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Athens
Greece
King Paul of Greece Gripped by Health Crisis at Palace
King Paul, 62, recuperating from a stomach ulcer operation, was rushed to Tatai Palace amid a blood clot in his left lung and new clotting in his right leg. Palace doctors described his condition as not presently a cause for concern. Crown Prince Constantine, 23, named regent the day before the surgery.
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Tatai
Paul
Constantine
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