Two Suspects Held in Alabama Bombings Inquiry
Two white men aged in their late 30s, R. E. Chambliss and Charles Cagle of Birmingham, were placed in city jail for further questioning in a wave of bombings that have troubled Birmingham. Police withheld links to the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church blast that killed four African American girls.
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Birmingham
Ala
Col
al Lingo
State Highway Patrol
L. A. Holcomb
R. E. Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Lingo
Jefferson Birmingham
Two Hurt In Mishap At Cheshire
John Wes ley Custer 21 of Middleport was killed instantly when the car he rode in knocked down a stop sign broke a power pole and overturned on Route 7 in Cheshire. Driver Paul FE Smith 24 and passenger John H Manley 21, both of Middleport Route 1, were injured and hospitalized. Smith suffered multiple skull fractures and facial injuries while Manley had facial lacerations. Both were listed in satisfactory condition. The accident occurred on a curves near Clark Street, sending the car into a yard and leaving power outages until repairs. Custer is survived by his parents and several siblings. Funeral arrangements were set for Tuesday at Ewing funeral home Pomeroy.
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Gallipolis
John Wesley
Jack) Custer
Hudson St
Middleport
Cheshire
Donald R. Warehime
Gallia County
Custer
State Highway Patrol
Paul FE. Smith
John H. Manley
Manley
Smith
Holzer Hospital
Route 7
Fred Mack
Clark St
Nate Macomber
Columbus
Theodore Custer
Jane Sayre
Hilliard
Janet Smith
Pomeroy
Jean
Joe
Jerry
James
Middleport High School
East West Sessions Advance at U.N. Talks
U S diplomats expect a Wednesday night meeting between Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko as the likely next step in new Washington Moscow accords. Rusk breakfasted with Lord Home and will join a U Thant dinner with Gromyko.
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P—U.s
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
Moscow
Rusk
Lord Home
Gromyko
U.N
U Thant
U.S
Grain Sale Approval Predicted
Washington reports debated decision on permitting a wheat sale to the Soviet Union. Officials anticipate a favorable outcome despite some opposition in Congress. Talks in Ottawa explored a deal possibly reaching three million tons for about 250 million dollars as departments prepare to advise the president.
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
White House
Ottawa
Congress
Veterans of Viet Nam coverage prompt congressional charge
A House subcommittee accused the State Department of hiding facts by restricting reporters in South Viet Nam. Rep. John E. Moss said the policy limited information and worsened the international crisis, calling for full disclosure to the public. In Bellaire, a 32-year-old painter who married eight days ago leaped 150 feet from a bridge into the Ohio River and died after being rescued.
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State Department
South Viet Nam
House
Subcommittee On Information
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Subcommittee
Viet Nam
U.S
Bellaire
Ohio River
Don Fleming
Bellaire Hospital
McNamara Delays Departure From Saigon
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara postponed his departure for Washington by 24 hours after a week long South Viet Nam inspection. He passed up a field trip to central Viet Nam to prepare a top secret White House report and report to President Kennedy on the Viet Nam war and Buddhist tensions with Diem.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
McNamara
Kennedy
White House
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Duous
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Seven Drown In Car Plunge In Buffalo Canal
Seven youths died Sunday night when their car failed to negotiate a curve and plummeted through a steel fence into the Black Rock Canal. Six bodies were recovered inside the car, the seventh by divers today as police raised the wreckage. In Congo, Congolese president Kasavubu dissolved Parliament after lawmakers refused to draft a constitution.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Black Rock Canal
Leopoldville
The
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Redefinition Proposal Gains Endorsement at Vatican Council
At St. Peter's Basilica two cardinals and six bishops endorsed a proposed redefinition of the Roman Catholic Church as the Vatican Ecumenical Council resumed. Pope Paul VI reopened the council after a nine month recess and urged reform. The schema “De Ecclesia” was praised as a solid foundation and will be revised further before the Dec. 4 session end.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul VI
Council
Berber Units Revolting in Tizi Ouzou Algeria
Government forces entered Tizi Ouzou to quell a Berber force revolt led by Col Mohand Ou El Hadj. Units blocked roads east and south of the town while authorities sealed exits and searched travelers. Separate notice: Bowling Green State University received a 50179 grant from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare for research.
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Tizi Ouzou
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Mohand Ou el Hadj
Ben Bella
7Th
Algiers
Bowling Green —P
Bowling Green State University
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Southeastern Ohio Firemen Go To School
More than 100 Southeastern Ohio firefighters attended the Hocking Valley Regional Fire School in Gallipolis. Instructors demonstrated ladders pumps and river rescue with a 75 foot aerial ladder from the Gallipolis Fire Department at First Ave park front. The event was sponsored by the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department and supported by the State Department of Education trades and industrial education services and City Manager Gary R Short. Cincinnati report notes eight Sunday sales citations issued in Hamilton County.
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Tallipolis
Southeastern Ohio
Hocking Valley
Gallipolis Fire Department
First Ave
Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department
Vocational Division
State Department of Education
Gary R. Short
Ex-Dominican President Bosch Sails Into Exile
Ex-President Juan Bosch sailed aboard the Dominican navy frigate Mella into exile after a military coup he blamed on preparatory actions before his February inauguration. He and his wife, plus Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera, were bound for Guadeloupe as tensions rose over the chaos of the junta ruling since Wednesday.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Guadeloupe
Mella
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Rafael L. Trujillo
Miami
Francisco Aguirre
Mexico
Rites Set At School For Girl 16
Kay Sharp 16 Amesville dies from injuries after a truck car crash on Route 377 near Chesterhill. Three other Amesville Juniors Patsy Golden 16 Bonita Gillette 15 Marilyn Wolfe 15 injured. all were en route to McConnelsville for fall festival donations. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm in the Amesville High School auditorium. Burial in Amesville Cemetery.
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Kay Sharp
Amesville
Miss Sharp
Ames-bern
University Hospital
Columbus
Chesterhill
Ames- Bern
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Patsy Golden
Bonita Gillette
Athens
Marilyn Wolfe
Marietta Hospital
Miss Golden
Miss Gillette
William and
Jane Eckard Sharp
Albert Linscott
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Train Wreck Injures Four Near Chillicothe
Four crewmen were injured Sunday night when a Detroit Toledo and Ironton freight train derailed southwest of Chillicothe in Ross County. Officials say 33 cars and 4 engines left the track on a sharp curve about 16 miles from town. Some box cars piled up to five high and many tumbled down embankments.
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Chillicothe
Detroit
Toledo
Lausche Opposes House Tax Reduction Bill
Senator Frank J. Lausche of Ohio states opposition to a House passed tax cut measure. He warns the country faces a national debt exceeding WW II levels by about 45 billion dollars, and expresses disbelief at the modern concept of management.
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Springfield
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Cyclist killed in Route 33 crash near Athens
Richard Dale Morris 25 died of a skull fracture after his motorcycle left a curve on Route 33 and struck a bridge abutment near Athens. He was pronounced dead at Sheltering Arms Hospital at 12 40 a.m. Monday. Morris attended Shade High School and worked for Stanley Plumbing and Heating Co. Survivors include his wife Madonna two sons his parents and three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services set for 2 30 p.m. Wednesday at Bates Methodist Church. Burial in adjacent cemetery. Friends may visit his mother’s home after 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Athens
Route 5
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Richard Dale Morris
State Highway Patrol
Morris
Athens County
Shade High School
Stanley Plumbing and Heating Co
Madonna
William Clarence
Richard Michael
Louise Morris
Dale Morris
Kenneth
Rochester
N. Y
Gary
Paulding
Frederick
Sharon Gross
N.Y
Carolyn Sue Morris
Bates Methodist Church
William Lafountain
Christ Lutheran Church
Man faces manslaughter charge after Logan crash
Logan police said a two car collision Sunday at Front and Mulberry streets left Goldie Hudnell, 45, of Columbus dead from a fractured skull and crushed chest. Clovis Hudnell, 48, injured. Donald Rose, 17, suffered arm head and leg injuries. Rose may have failed to stop for a traffic light. charges planned.
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Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Goldie Hudnall
Hunter St
Athens County
Clovis Eugene
Donald Dwaine Rose
Front and
Mulberry Sts
Route 33
Hudwell
Front St
Rose
Mulberry
Hudnell
Hocking Valley Hospital
James Johnson
West Logan
Brakeman Crushed While Adjusting Rail Coupling
Paul Mobley, 30, of Middleburg Heights, a River Terminal Railroad employee, was killed early today in Republic Steel Corp yards while adjusting a coupling between two open hearth bogies.
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Cleveland
Pi—A
Republic Steel Corp
Paul Mobley
Middleburg Heights
River Terminal Railroad
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