Route 50 Wreck Kills Two In Elizabethtown Area
An Elizabethtown Kentucky father Woodrow Boggs 48 and his infant son Anthony Ray Boggs 13 months died early Tuesday when their car collided with a tractor trailer on Route 50 three point six miles east of Route 329. Eula Boggs 36 suffered serious injuries and the tractor trailer driver Joseph H Ferrebee 63 sustained multiple injuries. The crash occurred about 5 am in the Carthage Gap area and is under investigation.
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Missionary Paul Carlson Faces Death in Congo
American missionary Paul Carlson was reportedly sentenced to death as a military spy by Congolese rebels and to be executed at noon in Stanleyville. U S officials condemned the act as a violation of international law and humanitarian norms while seeking to intervene through the Red Cross and African leaders.
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Ohio Democrats Eye Minority Leader Post in 1965 House
In Columbus Democrats, now 62 of 150, prepare to press minority leader race as Republicans hold 75 seats. A. G. Lancione seeks renomination. Michael A. Sweeney challenges him in the Democratic caucus.
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Ohio University Receives $896 000 Grant for Science Complex
Ohio University is among 14 state colleges approved for $11.5 million in federal funds. Regents require about $23 million in matching funds to unlock the grants. OU’s $896,000 would support a physical science complex now in planning.
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Last Ditch Effort Made To Prevent Rail Strike
State lawmakers offered three reapportionment proposals to go with the congressional redistricting bill. The plans expand the governor, auditor and secretary of state apportionment board to seven with a majority and minority member from both houses. They were debated in a Republican caucus and skeleton session. Rep. Roger Cloud was chosen as speaker for the fifth time.
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Mild Winter Ahead But Prepare For Worst Say Weather Experts
A Washington report notes many factors from jet stream to stockpiling animals and chance laws suggest the winter could be milder than usual yet carry potential for severe conditions. The Weather Bureau avoids a firm forecast, with meteorologist James F. O Connor outlining jet stream behavior and its impact on U S weather patterns.
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Appalachia Miners Find Work at Montana Copper Mines
Washington reports government recruitment of hundreds of unemployed Appalachian coal miners for Montana copper mines. Officials cite some miners earning more in a month than a year of odd jobs back home while others struggle with loneliness or fail to adapt to hard-rock mining.
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Bargain Session Planned Amid Rail Labor Crisis
Federal mediators pursue new bargaining talks between six shop craft unions and railroad bosses to avert a strike set for Monday. The walkout by 140 000 workers could halt service on 187 railroads and terminal companies handling over 90 percent of US rail traffic. Union leader Michael Fox signals openness to a fair deal and White House input, as the nations watchdogs reject a 27 cent hourly raise over three years. Francis O Neill of the National Mediation Board met with carrier and union officials in Chicago.
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Soviet Shakeup Signals Liberal Conservative Power Struggle
The Communist Central Committee elevated younger technocrats Alexander Shelepin Pyotr Shelest and Pyotr Demichev to Presidium roles while removing veteran conservatives Vasily Polyakov and Frol Kozlov from key positions. The moves hint at a shift toward economic experimentation and potential East West trade growth amid post Khrushchev realignment.
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Miami Campus Fires raise alarm on campus
Miami University faces ten fires since November 3 described as nuisance incidents. Seven occurred in seven hours on Monday with open doors near each blaze. Officials report no clues to the arsonist’s identity.
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Krebiozen Promoters Indicted on Multiple Counts
Federal indictment in Chicago accuses Krebiozen promoters of 49 counts including conspiracy mail fraud and mislabeling. They allegedly claimed a patient was healthy after six years of death and inflated production costs to 170000 dollars per gram while the actual cost was about 30 cents. A death certificate was signed for a patient who died of cancer.
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