Indianapolis Policeman Defuses Home Made Bomb
An Indianapolis sergeant used his Korean War experience to dismantle a homemade bomb five minutes before detonation. Sgt. John H. Wise ordered others away and cut wires to disable an alarm clock and three gasoline containers under a rear porch after a neighbor boy spotted the device. The owner, Henderson X, a Black Muslim, said he did not know who planted it.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John H. Wise
Henderson X
British Journalist Freed By Chinese After 23 Months Detention
Eric Gordon, his wife Marie and 14 year old son Kim crossed into Hong Kong after 23 months in Red China. He said crates contained personal possessions and household effects. Gordon said they were glad to be out and would not return.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Eric Gordon
Marie
Kim
Temple selects first male homecoming queen with escort dog
Temple University students chose Marc Frantz as the first male homecoming queen and named Ralph M. Hunter an 8 year old Mongrel dog as his escort. Hunter defeated 12 fraternity rivals in the campus election.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Marc Frantz
Cort
Ralph M. Hunter
Ralph
Actress Mia Farrow and Andre Previn Expecting Child
London report says Mia Farrow and Ande Previn expect a baby next spring. A Previn spokesman confirms the announcement and notes no marriage plans will be discussed. Previn, 40, and his wife Dory are separated. Farrow, 24, was in seclusion in New York.
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Previn
Dory
Los Angeles
Miss Farrow
New York
Sinatra
Weather Outlook With Cooler Tonight And Warmer Later
Partial clearing and cooler weather is forecast for tonight with lows in the lower 40s. Wednesday will be partly sunny and milder with highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Rain is forecast Tuesday night across the southern Texas to New England area, with snow in the southern Rockies and Plains.
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Texas
New England
Rocky Mountains
Plains States
North Dakota
Great Lakes
Philippine critic links US policy to potential Vietnam-like revolt
Philippine publisher Francisco Sionit Jose told a Baker Center audience that US policy is driven by momentum and harms the Philippines. He condemned sugar oligarchs with American backing, noted bases and corporate ties, and warned armed revolution reflects a collapsing system striving for true democracy.
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Gail Schnitzer
Messenger
USA
Francisco Sionit Jose
U.S
Philippines
Baker Center
Jose
Vietnam
Spain
Hollywood
Japan
Water Main Break on Court Street Disrupts Street
City water crews repair a four inch water main rupture that surfaced on Court Street near an alley between Union and Washington. Safety Service director Dwight Robinson says the break, found around 7 30 am, should be repaired later today.
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City Water Department
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
Court St
Union
Washington Streets
Day Care Program Planned Across Three Cities
A twelve month day care program will start soon in Crooksville Shawnee and Murray City with openings for teachers and teacher aides. Qualifications for teachers require two years of elementary education and pay $475 per month. Applications are available at five neighborhood centers and the Logan Community Action office. Return by Oct. 22.
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Crooksville
Shawnee
Murray City
Corning
Deanville
Jacksonville
Logan Community Action Office
Poll Workers School Set In Athens
Board of Elections Director William Howe announced a poll workers school in Athens on October 21 at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co offices on May Avenue. Two one hour sessions are planned at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. All presiding judges clerks and poll workers from the 18 precincts are urged to attend.
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Board of Elections
William Howe
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
May Avenue
Howe
Neil McCune On Leave From HMI Prior to Vietnam Tour
Neil McCune of HMI has spent 20 months in Okinawa and now takes leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Melville McCune and sister Marilyn Trimble. He plans a four to five week schooling trip to California before departing for service in Vietnam. Relatives visiting include Mr and Mrs Dwight McCune and sons Dustin Scott and Tracy from Pontiac Michigan and Mr and Mrs Roger Smith with children Melanie Kevin Marlene and Kimberlee from Nelsonville.
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Hmi
Melville McCune
Marilyn, Trimble
Okinawa
McCune
California
Vietnam
Dwight
Dustin
Scott
Tracy
Pontiac
Mich
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Melanie
Kevin
Marlene
Kimberlee
Nelsonville
Glouster church and Legion auxiliary plan meetings
The WSCS of Jacksonville United Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mary Tolliver s home with Wahnetta Ex enhamper leading the program. Bazaar plans are discussed. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m with officer installation and a potluck lunch.
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WSCS
Jacksonville United Methodist Church
Mary Tolliver
Wahnetta Exenhamper
American Legion Auxiliary
Three Accidents Injure Five Including Five Injured Cyclists and Drivers
Five people were injured in three separate crashes investigated by the State Highway Patrol. Richard J. Hand, 17, of Gloucester Route 3, was hospitalized after his cycle struck a car driven by Gary Knapp, 28, on Route 691 near Tri County School. Three Ohio University coeds riding in a small car went out of control on Route 56 near Route 691 injuring Nancy Borobey, 19, Karen Ceepo, 19, and Alice Becker, 20, with the car demolished and under investigation. Johnny Fred Johnson, 37, of Nelsonville, was hurt when his motorcycle was struck by Patricia Fuller, 43, of Athens on Route 33 north of the Athens city limits.
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State Highway Patrol
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Richard J. Hand
Glouster
Gary Lee Knapp
New Straitsville
Tri-County
Hand
Johnson
Fuller
Boosters Tonight Meet at Athens High Band Room
The Athens High School Band Boosters will meet at 7 30 tonight in the band room. It will be the last gathering until spring activities. Several committee reports will be given and help is needed for some projects. President Gilbert A Stephenson urged all to pitch in so none should take much time. Iceland is cited as 100 percent literate with national geographic noting high book output.
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Athens High School
Boosters
Gilbert A. Stephenson
Stephenson
Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Locke Amesville welcomed a son. Admitted: Nada Appleman and listed patients from The Plains, Shade, Shade and Stewart areas. Dismissed: Alton Tennant, Mrs. James Greanleaf, Mrs. James Hill.
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Amesville
Nada Appleman
Michael Foster
David Helms
Robert Winkler
Mae Guess
Martin Rubin
Jeffrey Smith
the Plains
Floyd Bowers
Stewart
John Bobo
Shade
Lawrence Jeffers
Otho Hickman
Athens
Clarence Grim
Sarah B. Smith
John H. McCune
New Marshfield
Jan Pickett
Pomeroy
Alton Tennant
James Greanleaf
James Hill
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