Carbon Monoxide as Cause of Arizona Deaths
Payson Arizona authorities ruled carbon monoxide poisoning caused the deaths of four teenage jail inmates in the county jail. The youths aged 16 to 17 were arrested for beer theft and placed in the jail by juvenile authorities. Autopsies were conducted in Globe as investigators review the butane heating system. two officers fell ill during the probe but recovered.
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Country Club
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Gila
Lyman Peace
Tom Drake
Payson Hospital
T. L. Meredith
Elton Jones
Payson
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Florence Greer
Phillip D. Winn To Be Ordained Friday Evening
Phillip D. Winn will be ordained to the ministry of the Bible Baptist Fellowship at a service Friday at 7 30 p.m. in Cedar Baptist Temple in Cedar Rapids. He has been called as pastor of Calvary Baptist church in Belle Plaine where he started his ministry last Sunday. Two speakers will attend The Rev Garrett Rosenboom pastor of Trinity Baptist church Rock Island and The Rev Albert Pringle pastor of Ottumwa Baptist Tamara.
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Rock Island
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Albert Pringle
Ottumwa
Payson High School
Allo
Aeaupine Clifford Greenland
Dean Ward
Pine
Will Minis
Bible Baptist
Iowa
Kenny Haught
Winn
Cedar
John Watkins
Who Baptist
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Bible College
Springfield
Payson
Say U.S. Toll in Vietnam Doubled in 1964
Saigon AP reports the United States recorded 1,173 battle casualties in 1964 in South Vietnam, nearly double the 615 casualties of 1961–63. Breakdown shows 1,009 Army, 25 Navy, 39 Marine, 100 Air Force casualties. 14 listed as missing in action, some presumed captives of the Viet Cong.
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Shigeing
Cairo Steps In With Building To House Kennedy Library
In Cairo the United Arab Republic offers a two block from the U.S. embassy building rent free to temporarily hold the John F. Kennedy library after a fire during Thanksgiving riots. About 24 000 volumes were destroyed and 3 000 loaned books remain, with 700 returned. The U.S. plans to bill the U.A.R. for over 400 000 dollars in damages.
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Roosevelt Files For L A Mayor
LOS ANGELES AP two Democratic veterans clash in April municipal election Roosevelt 57 oldest son of Franklin D Roosevelt filed Wednesday as candidate for mayor a nonpartisan post Yorty 55 promptly announced that he'll seek another term
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Perpetual Savings and Loan promotes Cedar Rapids profits
A Cedar Rapids notice touts Perpetual Savings and Loan earnings, claiming over $800,000 paid to savers last December and inviting new savers to join for a share in sixty five with an amount cited of 808,101.35.
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