Mystery Surrounds Lipscomb's Death In Baltimore
Gene Lipscomb once the star defensive tackle for three NFL teams died in a West Baltimore house. Police pursued unknown causes with possible alcohol or narcotics involvement as authorities sent his body to the morgue. Former teammates and Steelers coach Buddy Parker voiced shock at the news.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Fire destroys McArthur area home. five homeless
A fire on Tinker Road five miles south of McArthur destroyed the four room home of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Baker. Five people were left homeless. Firemen from McArthur and Hamden battled the blaze after a neighbor raised the alarm. The fire started in the partition between the kitchen and bedroom. 30 amp fuses may have caused it. Loss was partially covered by insurance.
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Hamden
Loyd Gill
Gill
Honor Camp Escapee Is Captured Near Laurelville
James Moore a 40 year old escapee from the Hocking Honor Camp was captured on Route 56 near Laurelville by Hocking County Sheriff and Deputy. He had been at the camp about two years and was held in the county jail pending return to the penitentiary.
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Hocking
Laurelville
Hocking County
Moore
Ohio
Bob Hope Visits Athens Boosts Book and Film Launch
Comedian Bob Hope arrived in Athens to perform with Gloria DeHaven at Ohio University and promote his new movie and book I Owe Russia 1200. He discussed his pace, golf, and wartime shows, noted his Cleveland Indians stake, and teased future Chicago plans after the Ohio U performance.
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Bob Hope
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Russia
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Cleveland
London
England
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Morocco
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National War Fund
State Auditor Reports Tax Revenues Up in Ohio
Ohio's general revenue fund shows a $22.3 million surplus for the first 10 months of the current fiscal year, based on $667,187,149 in revenues and $654,311,376 in expenditures. Tax revenues rose sharply by $25,788,701 from the previous year, led by $198,389,905 from the sales tax, up $16,644,942.
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Ohio
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Tracy
JFK Sees Red Space Advances
President Kennedy predicts the Soviet Union will mount further spectacular space efforts in the coming months. He defends a 1964 space budget of 4.2 billion during an impromptu debate with Dr. Gabriel Hauge on why funding should not be cut. He says more is involved than merely sending a man to the moon.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Gabriel Hauge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy Pearson To Confer In Effort To Patch US Canada Ties
President Kennedy and Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson meet at Hyannisport Massachusetts for two days of informal talks to resolve outstanding issues in defense trade and other friction points from six years of strain.
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Mass
Kennedy
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Canada
US Navy Task Force Cruises Off Haiti Amid Crisis
A U S Navy task force of eight ships and about two thousand men cruised in international waters off Hispaniola near Haiti as a show of presence amid the Haitian crisis. The Carrier Boxer led the group with support from Rankin Fort Manahan Lorain County E B Hall Putnam Bigelow Taconic and other vessels while reporters rode aboard for the first time.
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Haiti
Gulf of Gonaives
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Cuba
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Fort Manahan
Lorain County
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Putnam
Bigelow
Taconic
Death penalty urged in Penkovsky spy trial
MOSCOW AP A military prosecutor demanded the death sentence for Oleg Penkovsky a Russian accused of spying for U S and British intelligence He asked ten years deprivation of freedom for British businessman Greville Wynne alleged contact man The prosecution and defense argued as verdicts were expected Saturday in the three judge court The prosecutor called Penkovsky a morally depraved adventurer who betrayed and treasonously recruited by Western intelligence services
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Foreign Affairs Department
Fire at McDougal home destroys parts of residence
Fire in McDougal west of Amesville caused an estimated seven thousand dollars in damage. Chief James Dillie said two rooms and furnishings were saved as fire raged through the six room house. Loss split as five thousand for the building and two thousand for contents. Firemen responded at 9 15 a m. family was away. Columbus report notes minimal rise in Ohio city earnings.
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Bob Weekley
McDougal
Amesville
James Dillie
Ames-Bern-Amesville
Court Sets Date For Roberts Trial
In Athens County, Judge John Bolin set May 24 as a hearing date for Darrell Napoleon Fierce charged with first degree murder in the Feb 9 killing of his brother. Fierce has been deemed insane by Lima State Hospital. Roberts faces forgery charges and larceny by trick, with demurrers to counts planned. The arraignment covered six indictments. Marietta marks its 175th anniversary as festivities begin.
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Athens
John Bolin
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Darrell Napoleon Fierce
Fierce
Loren
Lima State Hospital
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
James B. Roberts
Athens Apartments
James Shumaker
Nelsonville
Roberts
Trick
Athens National Bank
Protest meeting delays Shawnee school closure action
Shawnee residents voted to delay protest action until the Southern Perry District Board of Education makes a final decision. A public meeting was held at the fire station after a formal protest was lodged, and two state officials were to confer with board members on the recommended closing. If the decision opposes Shawnee wishes, legal advice may be sought.
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Perry
Miller High School
City says agreements not binding in Birmingham case
The Birmingham desegregation talks showed optimism from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. about two points while city officials argued any biracial committee deal had no binding effect. Demonstrations were threatened if no agreement emerged, amid prior arrests and police action.
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Ala
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Abernathy
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New England College Riots Break Out On Three Campuses
Spring fever erupts into riots at Yale Brown and Brandeis campuses. In New Haven police restrain about 1500 Yale students with nightsticks. 17 arrested. Brown sees 14 arrests after police drive crowds from dorms. officer injured. Brandeis students disperse with no arrests.
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Brown
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