Volunteers Offer Kidneys to Save 11-Year-Old Allan Scott Jr
In Cleveland 96 volunteers, including four with extra kidneys, are screened to donate a kidney to 11-year-old Allan Scott Jr of Garden City Michigan. Allan, treated at the Cleveland Clinic after kidney disease, relies on an artificial kidney and faces a transplant as his best chance at survival.
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Hamilton
Greater Cleveland
Credit Bureau
Allan
Garden City
Mich
Cleveland Clinic
Bridgewater Plant Workers Protest Unemployment Claim Transfer
Laid off employees at the Bridgewater Machine Co Athens plant protest their unemployment claims being sent to Columbus for a labor dispute ruling. Local Union 324 leader Perry and rep Bateman say 129 of 289 were laid off March 2 with recall hoped. A decision on benefit payment was expected in days.
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Bureau of Unemployment
Columbus
William T. Perry
United Auto Workers
John Bateman
International Union
Athens
Lee McVey
Athens Buc
Homer Schein
Athens-Hocking County
BUC
Logan
Columbus Legal Department
Bridgwater
UAW
Crime Control Clinic Slated For Jackson
Columbus reports the first of nine crime control clinics sponsored by the attorney general's office will be held in Jackson Thursday. Law enforcement officials from nine Ohio counties including Ross Hocking Athens Vinton Pike Meigs Gallia Lawrence Scioto and Jackson are expected to attend.
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Attorney General's Office
Jackson
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Athens
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Gallia
Lawrence
Scioto
U S Demands Release Of Three American Flyers
The United States demanded the release of three American fliers shot down in East Germany. Charge d Affaires Walter J. Stoessel presented the demand at the Soviet Foreign Office, denying espionage charges and warning that delay jeopardizes U S Soviet cooperation and future talks. Captains Holland and Kessler and Lt Welch were shot down March 10 and are in Soviet custody with Welch injured. the Russians have offered no details on all three.
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Nial
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Coopera
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
U.S
Welch
West
Holland
Kessler
East Berlin
Injunction On Pickets Dissolved At Barber Shop
Common Pleas Court Judge Herman Weber dissolved the three-picket limit at Lewis Gegner’s Yellow Springs barber shop after a weekend protest that led to more than 100 demonstrators being charged with contempt. Gegner had refused service to Negro customers, claiming he did not know how to cut their hair. The ruling was announced in court today based on a private meeting the night prior with Gegner his lawyers the judge and the Yellow Springs city solicitor.
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Common Pleas Court
Herman Weber
Yellow Springs
Lewis Gegner
Gegner
Weber
Nehru Warns of Crossing Kashmir Cease-Fire Line
Prime Minister Nehru tells Parliament India may cross the Kashmir cease-fire line to defend territory if necessary. Defense Minister Chavan reports Pakistan raids into Indian territory with casualties, and India seeks UN observers aid. A government official says China and Pakistan coordinating policies, signaling a tougher regional approach.
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Kashmir
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Y. B. Chavan
Chavan
China
Associated Press
Brush Fires Contained Near Los Angeles Amid High Winds
Fire crews fought forecasts of 25 mph winds to secure three major brush fires that destroyed at least 20 homes and charred 11 600 acres northeast of Los Angeles. Insurance estimates put damage around 4 million dollars as 200 firefighters battled Weldon Canyon and 300 tackled hot spots in Burbank Glendale and Verdugo San Rafael Hills.
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Los Angeles
Keith Klinger
Weldon Canyon
Burbank-Glendale
Verdugo
San Rafael Hills
Ex Sheriff Stratton Dies at 70 in Athens County
Charles W. Stratton aged 70 of 13 Currier Street died Tuesday after an extended illness. A former Athens County sheriff and county commissioner, he won the sheriff post in the 1930s as a Republican and served two terms. He later served as county commissioner and worked in family grocery and Stratton Motors before working at Wakefield Motors in Athens.
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Currier St
Athens County
Stratton
Hocking County
Cash
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Stratton Motors
Nelsonville
Wakefield Motors
Athens
Counties Hit By Forest Fires Across District Four
Forest fires swept District Four with four fires accounting for 43 acres. High winds and low humidity pushed the fire danger index to 59, a peak in years. The largest fire scorched 30 acres in Vinton County, Athens County reported two fires totaling 7.5 acres, Washington five acres, Hocking 1.5 acres, and a Wayne National Forest blaze near Nelsonville covered 15 acres with aid from U S Forest Service and Nelsonville firefighters.
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Ed Chesser
Chesser
Vinton County
Athens County
Washington County
Hocking County
Wayne National Forest
Nelsonville
U.S. Forest Service
De Gaulle Proposes France Mexico Exchange Plan
President De Gaulle urged a large scale scientific cultural and technical exchange between France and Mexico during his speech to the Mexican Congress and at a National Palace luncheon. He said Latin America rises on the world stage and pledged closer Franco Mexican ties without harming U S relations.
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Mexico
United States
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Latin America
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National Palace
Washington
Trip To Doctor May Save Your Sight
Boston doctors warn improper contact lens fitting can cause blindness. Dr William Stone Jr cites 14 reported cases and stresses removing lenses every four to five hours and seeking ophthalmologic care for painful tearing or irritation.
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William Stone, Jr
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The
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Foundation For Eye Care
Columbus housewife Jerrie Mock aims for world flight
Mrs Jerrie Mock of Columbus delays her planned around the world solo on a single engine Cessna. She now plans to start from Port Columbus Thursday at about 8 am with Bermuda as first stop and a 90 day target. The FIA sanctions the effort as a women’s around the world speed record.
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Behan in Critical Condition at Meath Hospital
Dublin report says playwright Brendan Behan remained in critical condition at Meath Hospital with jaundice and diabetes.
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Ireland
Brendan Behan
Meath Hospital
Navy Jets Collide Off La Jolla In Fatal Crash
Two Navy jets collided about 15 miles west of La Jolla and crashed in a ball of flames. Lt. Spencer J. Thomas, 31, of San Diego, was rescued. Lt. j.g. Ernest M. Colvin II, 26, of Washington, D.C., is missing. A Coast Guard search is underway. Separately, WQXR in New York said it will accept liquor commercials.
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la Jolla
Coast Guard
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J.g. Ernest M. Colvin II
Washington, D.C
Football Star Obeys Boss, Drops Motel Bar Plan
Howard Hopalong Cassady, former Ohio State football star now with the Ohio Youth Commission, abandoned plans to invest in a motel cocktail lounge after chairman Wayne Fogel demanded a decision. Cassady announced the move Tuesday saying it would be incompatible to serve as assistant while holding bar interests.
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Columbus
Howard Hopalong Cassady
Ohio State
Ohio Youth Commission
Cassady
Wayne Fogel
Commission
Fogel
Law on juvenile punishment rejected by House panel
In Lansing a House Judiciary Committee killed a bill proposing public whippings for juvenile offenders. In Belgrade Tito was moved to Brioni island for treatment and rest as announced by Tanjug.
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Lansing
Mich
House Judiciary Committee
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Brioni
Tanjug
Ohio Supreme Court blocks state loans to private firms
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the state may not make industrial loans to private corporations. It held that funding through the Development Financing Commission would involve the credit of the state aiding private interests, violating the Ohio Constitution. The decision curtails Gov. Rhodes's job-creation loan program and its 1963 statute.
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High Court
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LBJ Embraces Irish Identity at St Patrick’s Day Dinner
President Johnson called America a land of hope and opportunity during a St Patrick’s Day dinner for the Friendly Sons of St Patrick at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. He spoke to more than 2500 attendees, emphasizing national strength through the American dream. In a separate note, the Soviet Union resumed selling gold in Western Europe to raise cash for North American wheat.
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Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Waldorf-Astoria
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Soviet Union
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