Parents Warned After Children Die From Pills
A West Virginia toddler Debra Kay Stone died after ingesting grandfather’s prescribed pills. In Athens, Oklahoma born Keith Mingle 2 drank paregoric and was treated before release. Both incidents highlight dangers of leaving adult medicines within reach of children. Survivors include parents and multiple siblings. funeral arrangements set in West Virginia.
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Athens
Debra Kay Stone
John W. Stone
Leon
Point Clinic
Point Pleasant
Keith Mingle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Richland Ave
John Mingle
Woman Dies After Race To Save Life
A 65 year old widow died at Akron City Hospital Sunday night despite a deputy and Cleveland police delivering rare O negative blood. The hospital had eight pints when the call went out for more blood. Deputy Popa obtained six pints at the blood center and delivered them 57 minutes after the call. Mrs. Gertrude R. McDonald died as the blood entered her veins.
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Cleveland
American Red Cross
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Gertrude R. McDonald
Political realignment favored by UMW and UAW call for overhaul
Atlantic City N J The United Mine Workers support realigning national political forces but oppose a new third party. The UAW convention on Sunday urged both Democratic and Republican parties to undergo an overhaul to make the two party system work more effectively in the public interest.
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UAW
Wilmington College rejects president nominee
Trustees of Wilmington College must seek another president after the Permanent Board of the Wilmington Yearly Meeting rejected Richard Gottschalk, a Syracuse management consultant and education leader, as the candidate. A joint committee will select a nominee to be approved by both groups, with an early meeting planned.
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Wilmington Yearly Meeting
Richard A. Haines
G. Richard Gottschalk
Syracuse
New York
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Gottschalk
Richard Gottschalk
UN Assembly Deadlocks Over Security Council Seat
The UN General Assembly failed to decide the third Security Council seat as Poland and Turkey fight for the post. Ecuador and Ceylon won vacant seats, while India and Japan contest the Economic and Social Council seat. A prolonged ballot battle could force a compromise candidate.
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Logan woman, 66, dies after Route 75 crash
A Logan Route 75 wreck at 11:30 p.m. Saturday killed Bertha Griffith, 66, who lived near Logan. She died of a skull fracture and other injuries after being struck while walking on the pavement. The driver, Bertha Foltz of Logan Route 3, swerved to avoid her and hit another car driven by Larry Yates. The state patrol and county officials investigated. identification was made at Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Movie Starlet Is Murdered In Bracketville
LaJean Ethridge a 26 year old actress from Hollywood was slain on location in Bracketville Texas with a hunting knife after declaring love to a man who stabbed her witnesses said County Atty John Tobin said Chester Harvey Smith 32 an extra in The Alamo film was jailed on a murder charge Sheriff John Sheedy reported the motive rooted in a troubled romance and the killing occurred early Sunday morning in Bracketville Texas
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Hollywood
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John Sheedy
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16 Year Old Suspect Arrested in Double Murder
In L Anse Michigan a 16 year old boyfriend of the older sister was arrested after a 10 year old girl Lila Lynn Frosland was strangled and her father Edward Frosland age 44 was shot Sunday night. Police say the suspect interrupted a television program to commit the killings and held Eugene Paquette of L Anse.
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Held
Eugene Paquette
L’anse
Lila Lynn Frosland
Edward Frosland
Nikita Pushes Ahead on Consumer Goods Debate in Soviet Union
Quiet but persistent public pressure for more consumer goods appears in recent weeks as Khrushchev reiterates the drive for industrial growth that limits item supply. A Supreme Soviet meeting beginning October 27 may feature declarations, while letters in Soviet Russia reflect public demand for better quality and lower prices.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Siberia
Vladivostok
Pacific
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
Grandfather Is Arrested After Fire Death Of Four
In Columbus Ohio a fire killed four children Mona Lisa Martinez 7 Mary Lou 5 Terri Lee 4 and Albert 3. Virginia Cerda mother and a newborn boy survived after the blaze started in a couch. Grandfather Ervin Ben Oliver 45 was jailed for investigation of possible manslaughter. he had fallen asleep with a lit cigarette. Prosecutor to review if a Supreme Court decision affects manslaughter charges.
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Ohio
Pablo Cerda
Virginia
Cerda
University Hospital
Ervin Ben Oliver
Mona Lisa Martinez
Mary Lou
Terri Lee
Albert
Oliver
Earl W. Allison
Supreme Court
OU To Share In Federal Loan Funds For Students
Ohio colleges and universities will receive about 1 million dollars this school year from the federal government to loan to students under the Defense Education Act. The program provides nine dollars of federal money for every dollar raised by the school, with loans up to 1000 dollars per student and a 10 year repayment period after graduation. Interest is 3 percent. Allocations include Bowling Green State University 140434, Marietta College 17810, Miami University 35771, Ohio University 140715, Rio Grande College 4610.
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Modern Columbus Reenactment Turns Wet in New Jersey
In Asbury Park New Jersey on Sunday Carl Pisano dressed as Columbus fell into the Atlantic during a pageant commemorating 1492. A Red Cross official rescued him and he was greeted by "Indians" on shore.
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Escapee Captured After 90 Minute Flight From Jail
A 29 year old chef's assistant Raneis Andujar escaped Strongsville jail by crawling through a ventilator and fled in a police car. He was tracked and captured about 90 minutes later by two Berea patrolmen three miles from the jail. The manhunt involved about 80 officers across nine communities.
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Strongsville
Raneis Andujar
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FTC Men To Testify In Quiz Show Inquiry
Washington officials testified as part of a congressional probe into television quiz shows. The FTC aims to curb fraudulent advertising practices while no decision was announced on summoning Charles Van Doren, the former Twenty One champion who won $129,000 three years ago, to testify.
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Charles van Doren
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Oren Harris
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Army Missile Chief Mad Test Schedules Are Late
Huntsville reports show Project Saturn progress is slow with a 40 hour week and funding cuts halting pace. Washington sources say a decision on NASA transfer may come this week as officials question whether the U S can outpace the Soviet space program. Major General Medaris calls for a solid, well funded plan and a clear decision on competing in space.
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Two Area Persons Die In Accidents
A 16 month old Little Hocking child and a Roseville man died in Ohio over the weekend. Charles Lee drowned after toppling into a home swimming pool Saturday. Gary Coffman 20 died when his car crashed on Ohio 555 in Muskingum County. Coffman a native of McArthur recently moved to Roseville. He survived by wife Nanette a year old son Christopher his mother Mrs William Herron of Roseville a brother John and sister Janet both of Roseville his father Edwin Coffman of McArthur his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Murphy of McArthur and his paternal grandmother Mrs Emeline Coffman of McArthur. Services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Wrightsel funeral home in McArthur and burial in Elk Cemetery.
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Gary Coffman
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Muskingum County
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McArthur
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Christopher
William Herron
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Janet
Edwin Coffman
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Fact Finders Meet Today on Nation's Longest Strike
Washington board opens hearings under Taft-Hartley to urge a settlement in the 90 day steel strike. George W. Taylor leads a three man panel to decide if Eisenhower should seek a federal injunction for 80 days. Steelworkers plan to oppose such action. In Cincinnati, printers avert a strike vote as the Typographical Union approves a new two year contract 396 to 74.
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Eisenhower
Steelworkers
George W. Taylor
Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
Canines Worth $25 000 Dognap Case Ends With All Pups Safe
Ten prize toy poodles valued at 25 000 dollars were stolen from Massapequa kennels. Four women including Belle D Joseph are charged with burglary after a ransom call. Pups were recovered from homes and the Long Island area. Snowboots weighed 2 1 2 pounds and was valued at 3500 dollars.
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N. Y
Leicester Harrison
Massapequa
Harrison
Belle D. Joseph
Long Island
Dr Joseph
Virginia Kalkhof
Lillian Lyons
Marcia Esterbrook
Auto Hits Pole Disrupts Gallipolis Circuits
Gallipolis residents faced partial telephone and teletype outages after a Route 7 crash north of Cheshire struck a utility pole. One man injured, wires down, teletype service to the Gallipolis office knocked out, with page 9 follow up.
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Cheshire
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