Youth FBI clerk dies in Route 50A crash near Hooper Ridge
Ronald Herbert Woolley 18, of Millfield Route 1, died at Sheltering Arms after a head on collision on Route 50A at Hooper Ridge Road. Robert Kahler 24 and his family were treated and released. Woolley, a Washington radio broadcasting student, was returning home to Hooper Ridge. Funeral arrangements are set at Hooper Ridge Church of Christ.
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Millfield
Hooper Ridge Rd
Athens County
Messenger Newsphoto
Washington, D. C
State Highway Patrol
Dean J. Woolley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Woolley
Hooper Ridge
Robert Kahler
Bolivar
Tuscarawas County
Virginia
Terry
Kahler
FBI
Washington
Athens
Ames - Bern
Amesville Grange
Pomona
State Grange
Hooper Ridge Church of Christ
Lory Bradford
Memory Gardens
Hughes Funeral Home
Balance Of Risks Favors Ban Treaty, Senate Panel Says
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee said the balance of risks favors ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. It warned that unrestricted testing would close the U S lead more rapidly and that underground testing slows Soviet progress while preserving U S advantages. The 16 to 1 report will guide debate on the Senate floor next Monday.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
U. S. Strategic
United States
Soviet Union
Damage Set At 91000 In Meigs Fires
Two blazes in Meigs County destroyed an Henry Frank barn near Chester and a residence of Elmer Profitt near Portland. The barn loss was about 15000 with machinery damaged. the two story home burned with only a washing machine saved and damage estimated at 6000. Fire origin undetermined.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Henry Frank
Texas
Chester
Racine
Elmer Profitt
Portland
Great Bend
Turnpike Speed Limit To Be Increased Soon
The Ohio Turnpike Commission approves raising passenger car speed from 65 to 70 mph in about four weeks. The change takes effect Sept 30, aligning with a new state law setting 70 mph as the freeway limit outside municipalities.
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Turnpike
Columbus
Turnpike Commission
Swiss Jet Crashes Killing 80 Aboard Zurich Flight
A Swissair Caravelle airliner with 80 aboard exploded after takeoff from Zurich and crashed in flames. Witnesses report no survivors. Four minutes earlier officials lost contact. Plane carried 74 passengers and 6 crew en route to Rome with a planned Geneva stop.
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Switzerland
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Geneva
U S and Soviet to join in Ray cosmic ray quest
The United States and Soviet Union will collaborate at the South Pole this year to study cosmic rays with antenna towers planned at three U S Antarctic stations and one or two Soviet sites. The National Science Foundation funds the effort to detect solar cosmic ray events and analyze their energy time and location. Other nations may join later. Caracas police raid targets pro Castro students after a brutal assault on air force headquarters.
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United States
Soviet Union
South Pole
Earth
National Science Foundation
U.S. Antarctic
Caracas
Central University
Air Force
Interracial Marriage Declared Void in Georgia
Atlanta report states Attorney General Eugene Cook declares the marriage of Charlayne Hunter to Walter Stovall void under Georgia law. Hunter, 21, revealed in New York that she wed last spring and expects a child in December.
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Charlayne Hunter
University of Georgia
Georgia
Eugene Cook
Miss Hunter
New York
Walter Stovall
Douglas
Change In Red Tactic Seen In Khru's Tour
Belgrade dispatch reports Premier Khrushchev’s Yugoslavia tour influencing views on Moscow's strategy in the communist world. He argues openly in speeches that Moscow seeks to shape and dominate international communist movements.
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Khru
Boris Boskovic
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Navy GAO cites 1.1 million cost from altimeter redesign
The GAO told Congress a Navy error cost 1.1 million dollars for radar altimeters lacking approved frequencies. The Bureau of Aeronautics failed to secure spectrum, forcing a full redesign mid development on 1957 contract for carrier-based aircraft.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
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Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
GAO
Viet Nam Government Glad To Have Money Not Advice
South Viet Nam rejects Kennedy reforms as insufficient and bases public support on ongoing U.S. aid. Washington privately doubts Saigon's stance while noting U.S. aid runs about 500 million dollars yearly. The Times of Viet Nam plot claim is dismissed as fiction. the embassy rejects custody bids from three Buddhist monks.
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Saigon
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Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Diems
U. S
Washington
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
South
Diem
State Department
Richard S. Phillips
The
Times of
Thich Tri Quang
Henderson Boy Kills His Sister in Mason County
Henderson police hold Jerry Rorrer 16 for the fatal stabbing of his sister Mary Louise Rorrer 19 at the family home. The victim died of multiple stab wounds and was pronounced dead at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Jerry confessed to the stabbing and said he used a hunting knife. the weapon is missing. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Point Pleasant
Jerry Lewis Rorrer
Henderson
Mary Louise Rorrer
George Rorrer
Rorrer
Mason County
Borrer
Point Pleasant Junior High School
S. P. Vandevender
Oliver C. Eschenaur
Eschenaur
Pleasant Valley Hospital
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Leslie
Cotton) Nibert
Nibert
Romney School For Blind
Miss Rorrer
George
Lucille Wells Rorrer
Ruth Miller
Jane Rowland
Cleveland
Alice Hopson
Columbus
Carol
Debra Lynn
William of
George, Jr
Florida
Stevens Funeral Home
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