Seven children die in fire. parents shot in Pennsylvani a tragedy
In Sunbury, Pennsylvania, state police investigate a shotgun shooting alleged blaze at a Hern don farm that killed seven of Paul Bordner's children aged one to ten. The parents and six older children survived, with the father wounded and the mother in critical condition.
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John Sherosick
Paul Bordner
Bordner
Harold
Sunbury Community Hospital
Marlene
Kenneth
Virginia
Kathy
Shirley
Herndon
Pennsylvania
Cindy
Jerry
Steven
Roger
Ruby
John
Erich
Rights debate fuels college conference on un-Americanism
Ohio Civil Liberties Union director Louis Phillips told Wilmington College that excessive Americanism harms the Bill of Rights. He said un-Americanism targets rights and called for a broader, grayer view beyond black and white. He defended the CLA as a defender of civil rights workers and the Constitution.
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Louis Phillips
The
Ohio Civil Liberties Union
Phillips
Wilmington College
CLA
Cactus Jack Garner Celebrates 97th Birthday in Uvalde
Former Vice President John Nance Garner marked his 97th birthday in Uvalde Texas with a new hat a wish to reach 100 and visits from national and state officials. The longtime public servant known as Cactus Jack recalled a 46 year career including service as U.S. House speaker and Senate presiding officer.
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Uvalde
Tex
John Nance Garner
South
Texas
U.S. House
U.S. Senate
Garner
Tully Garner
Cactus Jack
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Drink Scandal Figure Held After Dope Raid
Nine young people including Michael J. Smith, a key figure in a Darien teen drinking scandal, were arrested in a pre-dawn raid on Smiths apartment. Smith and eight others face narcotics charges with bonds set between three and five thousand dollars. a 15 year old girl was released to her parents.
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Darien
Conn
Michael J. Smith
Smith
Jack White
Eastern Air Lines
Nancy Hitchings
Miss Hitchings
Rodney S. Eielson
George Hughes
State Supreme Court
Hugh McManus
Glenn Carter
New Canaan
Carter
White
New Format For Paper In Fight To Continue
Lima Star announces a new tabloid format amid financial strain. The 101 week old paper reduced staff from 65 to 34 and further cuts to 11 editorial staff. Stockholders approved changes as circulation and advertising revenue lag. Possible moves include dropping Sunday editions and shifting from afternoon to morning publication to avoid Lima News competition.
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LIMA
Lima Star
the Star
Lima News
Christmas Party Plans Revealed by Third Friday Club
At Mrs. Ben Neutzling’s home the Third Friday Club arranged a Christmas party to be hosted by Mrs. Dale Smith. Mrs. Neutzling presented color slides from a California trip. Prizes went to Mrs. Denver Thoma, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. Ray Seidenabel, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Max Meinhart, and Mrs. Neutzling served refreshments.
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Dale Smith
Ben Neutzling
Neutzling
California
Denver Thoma
Henry Reibel
Ray Seidenabel
Bentz Wolfe
Max Meinhart
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