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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

24 Jun 1965

Page 15

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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

15

Four Armco workers killed as lightning hits Butler golf course

Four Armco Steel Corp employees were killed and six injured when a thunderstorm struck the Armco Park Country Club course near Butler. The victims, all Butler residents, were at the 16th hole. injuries include burns and shock. Hospitalized casualties were treated in Butler and Grove City facilities.

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Butler, Pa UPI Armco Steel Corp Armco Park Country Club Here Butler John Katrych Andrew Dobda Allen C. Pollock Eugene S. Horan John Barrett David Todd Paul Bayer Hugh Stratton Butler County Memorial Hospital John Krampert Lee McLaughlin Grove City R. P. Hindman Hindman
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Wilson Defends Beatles Honor Amid Export Praise

Prime Minister Harold Wilson spoke in the House of Commons defending the Beatles MBE award amid debate over honors for export services. He said the citation for export trade is beneficial and recognizes those earning foreign currency, noting the Beatles helped bring millions into Britain.

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London UPID Harold Wilson Order of the British Empire M.B.E Wilson House of Commons Beatles Britain
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Illness Hits Podgorny as Soviet Leader Falls Silent

Moscow reports confirm Nikolai Podgorny the No 2 figure in the Communist Party has not appeared in public since June and his illness remains unnamed. At 62, he trails Leonid Brezhnev who serves as first secretary and is viewed as a potential Khrushchev successor. Podgorny likely fell ill June 5, with Turks canceled from a planned meeting.

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Moscow UPI Nikolai V. Podgorny Communist Party Podgorny Leonid I. Brezhnev Central Committee C.P.S.U Brezhnev Nikita’ S. Khrushchev Alexei N. Ko Sygin Washington British Guiana Cheddi Jagan Mohamed Kasim Cuba Jagan
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