Two Rutland Youths Die In Fiery Crash Near Mason
Giles O. Coy 20 and Calvin Andrew Sprouse 16 died when their car left a curve on Carson Road and smashed into an embankment and creek. William Moodispaugh 18 and Timmy Hall 13 survived with injuries. moodispaugh later listed in fair condition.
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Rutland
Carson Rd
Mason Town
Meigs County
Giles O. Coy
Calvin Andrew Sprouse
Meigs General Hospital
William Joseph Moodispaugh
Middleport
Timmy Hall
Moodispaugh
Joseph Moodispaugh
Hall
William Hall
West Virginia
Coy
Russell Ball
Fierce Claims Brother Planned To Poison Him
Darrell Fierce, 51, on trial for first degree murder in Athens County claims his brother and a coworker plotted to poison him to gain a share of a ruby sale. His defense contends he was insane at the time, having been deemed psychotic in 1963 and later restored to sanity.
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Harley Little
Oliver C. Eschenaur
Mason County
Mason Fire Department
Fierce Claims
Brother
Athens County
Mon Pleas
John Bolin
Homer B. Gall Jr
Darrell Fierce
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
Loran
Wayside Inn
Buchtel
Vanity
Fierce
Darrell
Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Johnson Eyes Steel Price Hike in Posture Toward Industry
Bethlehem Steel prepares to release its third quarter and nine month profits as Johnson signals concern over any steel price rise. The president previously warned executives to act responsibly and drew on memories of the 1962 Kennedy era controversy. Analysts note nine month profits near 29 percent according to Johnson aides, with some estimates at about 20 percent.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Los Angeles
OVIA Seeks Budget Bureau Help For Flood Control Funds
The Budget Bureau is urged to fund Ohio Valley flood control projects for fiscal 1966. John L. Person of OVIA cites March 1964 floods causing over 100 million in damage and notes existing protections prevented about 290 million in that event.
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Budget Bureau
Ohio Valley
John L. Person
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Person
The
Ohio Val
Ovia
Allegheny
Big Sandy
Cumberland
Green
Kanawha
Licking
Little Miami
Mahoning
Miami
Monongahela
Scioto
Sehnango
Wabasha
Whitewater
Ohio River
Goldwater Campaign Hits Democrats Over Communist Backing
Sen. Barry Goldwater Srips Democrats of Communist backing as he roars through Pennsylvania on a windup campaign train. He charges Communist publications are pulling for defeat of Republicans and rebuts Johnson smear tactics over Social Security cards. He stresses he isn’t accusing Democrats but demands denouncement of the party.
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Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
White House
Midwest
Goldwater
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Lewistown
Masers Win Nobel Prize For Physics And Chemistry
Dr. Charles H Townes of MIT and two Russian scientists share the 1964 Nobel Prize for Physics for Maser light beam work. Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin of Oxford wins the 1964 Chemistry prize for X ray structure determination. Each prize totals 53123. Townes shares half with Basov and Prochorov of Moscow.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Charles H. Townes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dorothy Crowfoot- Hodgkin
Oxford University
England
Alfred Nobel
Townes
Nikolay Basov
Aleksander Prochorov
Moscow
Minor party candidates vie in scattered 1964 race
Eight or more minor party hopefuls seek state ballots or write ins as the presidential field narrows. Lightburn of the Constitution party and Munn of the Prohibition party speak for constitutionalism and Christian government while others push reformist causes. Some campaign coast to coast. write ins include Louis Jaeckel and Bishop Homer Tomlinson.
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Washington
Joseph B. Lightburn
Johnson
Goldwater
Lightburn
E. Harold Munn
Munn
Prohibition Party
Jane Lew
W.va
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Constitution Party
Krajewski
Louis E. Jaeckel
Lancaster
D.C
American Party
Homer Tomlinson
Church of God
Theocratic Party
Hillsdale, Mich
Texas
Harold H Burton Dies at 76 Former Supreme Court Justice
Washington reports the death of Harold H Burton retired Supreme Court Justice at age 76 after illness. Burton, a former Ohio senator and Cleveland mayor, was appointed to the court in 1945 by President Truman and authored civil rights rulings including desegregation of railroad dining cars. Memorial services are planned at All Souls Church in Washington and First Unitarian in Cleveland.
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Harold H. Burton
Supreme Court
Washington
George Washington University Hospital
Burton
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Missouri
Earl Warren
Cleveland
All Souls Unitarian Church
First Unitarian Church
Athens Minister Returns Home After Mississippi Arrest
The Rev. Llewellyn Kemmerle of Athens First Presbyterian Church is back home after being arrested in Magnolia Mississippi during a freedom day vote drive. He and 41 others were jailed for trespassing. charges were dropped yesterday.
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Llewellyn Kemmerle
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Mississippi
Kemmerle
Magnolia
Miss
Senator Young Campaigns on Social Security and Medicare
Columbus race news reports Senator Stephen M. Young pledging that a vote for him will insure increases to Social Security benefits and to the Medicare program.
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Columbus
Stephen M. Young
Soviet pledge peace echoed in Johnson Salt Lake stop
President Johnson said he received a pledge from the new Soviet premier that the Soviet Union would maintain its search for peace with the West. He spoke at the Mormon Tabernacle after an overnight stop in Salt Lake City and planned further appearances in Wichita, Kansas. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Utah
Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
David O. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
West
Wichita
Kant
Philadelphia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Indonesian Guerrillas Raid Malaysian Coast
About 60 Indonesian guerrillas landed by sea on Malaysia's southwest coast near Malacca and Muar. By nightfall nearly half were captured or pinned down by Australian New Zealand and Malaysian troops with 25 prisoners taken along the Ke sang River.
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Malaysia
Here
New Zealand
Kesang
Johore
Abdul Rahman
Muar
Editorial Endorsement for Larry Goldwater by John Chamberlain
Inside The Messenger John Chamberlain explains why he will vote for Larry Goldwater in this editorial. The page notes Three Bobcats ailing will miss a game with the Dayton Flyers Saturday and highlights events across Athens and southeastern Ohio including a large teacher gathering and local candidate discussions.
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Larry Goldwater
Bobcats
Dayton Flyers
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Athens’ County
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