Actress Daughters among eight killed in California bus crash
A church bus carrying 65 Disciples of Christ members crashed head on into seven vehicles on U.S. 101 near San Onofre Creek. Eight people died including Deborah Lee Rogers 12, adopted daughter of actors Ray Rogers and Dale Evans, and Joan Russell 14. Ten others were seriously injured as the bus, 21 years old with no emergency exit, burned and slid to a bluff.
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San Clemen 1
Calif
Ray
Rogers
Dale Evans
U.S. 101
Disciples of Christ, Chapel of
San Onofre Creek
Deborah Lee Rogers
Miss Evans
Debora
Joan Russell
Robert Russell
Granada
Hills
Margaret Huss Armijo
Albuquerque
N.M
Jo Ellen
Joseph
Marie Huss
Fallbrook
Susan
Catherine
Woman Held For Grand Jury In Sleeping Pill Case
A Jamestown mother, Gloria J. Buell, 29, was ordered held for Grand Jury action after allegedly feeding her 14 year old daughter Marilyn sleeping pills in ice cream. Marilyn remains in poor condition at Jamestown General Hospital. Arraigned on assault charges, Buell awaits appointment of counsel with no bail set.
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Ameatown
Jamestown
Marilyn Buell
Jamestown General Hospital
Gloria J. Buell
Lester W. Berglund
Political Clashes, Violence and Campaign Plots Cloud 1964 Race
A Southern backed bid to avoid a Democratic civil rights plank clash faces White House messaging on the economy while Goldwater aides plan a large flexible TV campaign. Dixmoor gunfire marks a second night of racial violence as eight die and 42 injured in a San Clemente bus crash involving Roy Rogers and Dale Evans kin. Hoffa appeals a five year term and $10,000 fine. Nevada fires prompt fresh anti arson efforts as Mansfield guides Senate away from reapportionment woes. Cuban and Chinese broadcasts urge armed protest by African Americans.
Banks and Chamber Warn Against Fake Checks Racket
Authorities in Erie issue a warning after a 31 year old Erie woman passes three $100 drafts through banks. The National Bank of Erie notified police as the suspect, described as Beverly Hall, a Black woman, 188 pounds with brown eyes and tinted red hair, allegedly passed checks with no funds. The checks were drawn on the National Bank of Erie and alleged to be perfect in form but unpaid.
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Chamber of Commerce
Erie
National Bank of Erie
Brie Bank
Sammy * Beal
Beverly Hall
Hall
Mushroom Farm Sale Approved in Marshall County
MOUNDSVILLE W V The sale of the Indian Knob Mushroom farm to Pennsylvania interests for 55000 was approved by the Marshall County Circuit Court. The firm has been in receivership since last spring. It will be acquired by Appalachian Mushroom Farms Inc which produces mushrooms at Buller PA and in Delaware.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Indian Knob
Pennsylvania
Marshall County
Appalachian Mushroom Farms Inc
Bullér
Delawire
Auto Industry Near Strike as UAW Rejects Proposals
DETROIT RF fe nations report the UAW rejected new three year contracts from GM Ford and Chrysler though all three offered higher wages earlier retirement and larger pensions. A strike authorization vote is expected to win broad support while the board meets in Chicago to pick a primary target among the Big Three. The union seeks two extra 10 minute breaks daily and other protections though negotiators say the offers fall short with no consensus on assembly line conditions.
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Detroit
Oday
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW International
Chicago
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
City Denies Appeal For Car Damage After Catch Basin Incident
City council denied an appeal by Ralph Kimmy seeking about 60 dollars to repair rims and tires after his car struck a catch basin on West Pleasant Street near Fifth Avenue. City engineer David Johnson said the grate sits six inches below street level due to prior resurfacing, and fixing the catch basin would cost the city. City solicitor Douglas Rogelle noted a court case would be needed to prove negligence. Council unanimously upheld the denial.
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West Pleasant Street
Ralph Kimmy
East Main Street
Cornell
Fifth Avenue
Kimmy
David Johnson
Johnson
Douglas Rogelle Jr
Ray Weber
Weber
Hoffa will appeal five year teamsters pension case sentence
LinCAGO AP reports Hoffa chief counsel Maurice Walsh will appeal the five year term and seek a new trial within ten days after Judge Richard B. Austin imposed concurrent five year sentences on Hoffa for mail fraud and conspiracy tied to a pension fund scheme. Bonds set at 10 000 for Hoffa and 5 000 to others.
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Lincago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Maurice Walsh
Hoffa
Richard B. Austin
U.S. District Court
Austin
Haffa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters Pension Fund
Miami Beach
Zachary Strate Jr
New Orleans
San Juan
S. George Burris
New York
Holfa
Weinblatt
Golf Club Burglary Loss Set At $390
Corry State Police continue probe into a burglary at the Corry Country Club pro shop. Entry occurred late Saturday night or early Sunday, with six dozen golf balls two complete sets of clubs gloves and shoes stolen valued at 590. Club pro John Capobianco reported the shop opened for Sunday activities and nothing else was missing. Trooper Edward Pass said the pro shop was the only area entered and several angles are under investigation.
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Corry Country Club
Corry
Edward Pass
Club Pro
John Capebisneo
Capobianco
Pass
Racial Violence Flares Anew In Chicago Suburb
In a Chicago suburb near Dixmoor, rock throwing and gunfire erupted as a largely Black crowd gathered at a liquor store. Police arrested about 40 people, 27 white, on disorderly conduct and incitement charges amid clashes that damaged property and injured several. Civil rights leaders and clergy criticized police tactics including tear gas use and patrols used to disperse the mob.
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Dixmouh
Chicago
Camme Patros
Illnois Liquor Control Commission
Robert J. Mary
Richard B. Ogilvie
Cook County
Ogilvie
Reds Fan Flame Urge Negroes To Start Revolution
A 40 year old woman, Dorothy Ellis of Mannsville Jefferson County, died after a home made fan blade disintegrated from a vacuum motor and pierced her stomach. The incident followed a July 17 accident that left her in critical condition. The AP analysis outlines Communist China and Cuba urging armed violence in the United States, citing Radio Free Dixie and figures such as Robert F. Williams and Frank Coe as agents stirring revolutionary action among African Americans.
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Dorothy Ellis
William L. Ryan
Cuba
Red China
America
National Liberation Movement
Radio Free Dixie
Robert F. Williams
U.S
Peking
Frank Coe
U.S. Senate
International Monetary Fund
China
Mao Tee-tung
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Mao
Peking Radio
Coe
Storm Sewers Problems Grow In City Council Session
At a City Council meeting Gerald Miller of Union City pressed for relief at his Liberty street home where heavy rain causes surface water to flood a sanitary sewer. He proposed a storm line from a nearby catch basin to a 30 inch line north of Liberty, but cited budget limits. Council promised inclusion of Liberty street work in future storm sewer plans and noted many similar problems exist, to be tackled as funds allow.
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Gerald Miller
Union City
Liberty Street
Miller
David Johnson
Ray Weber
Weber
Johnson
Historic Hacksaw Escapee Makes Happier History
Frederick C Murphy 20 Corry ex Army private carved his name in city history by escaping a jail cell last April using a hacksaw blade. He later reimbursed the city $7 for damage to the police station door, as Police Chief Harley Drake noted, while preparing to settle court costs in Erie.
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Frederick , Murphy
Corry
Murphy
Hho
Frederick C. Murphy
Carlton Smith
Fred Murphy
Harley Drake
Drake
Erie
McCray Aluminum Opens New Location With Open House
McCray Aluminum Products hosts a three day grand opening at 509 West Smithy Street from Thursday to Saturday. Don McCray says the Rhodes garage site atop West Smith street hill is ready for visitors to view storm doors windows aluminum siding samples built in kitchens and remodeling services for old and new homes. Door prizes include a white aluminum deluxe storm door 24 door grilles and 12 aluminum guard bars.
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McCray Aluminum Products
West Smithy Street
Don McCray
Rarodeting
Ur Ener Fortie Rhodes
West Smith Street
McCray
Alleghany Homes
Geisler's Son Jailed For Displaying Gun In Taxi Hold Up
Michael James Geisler, 27, son of late attorney Jerry Geisler, was sentenced to seven days in city jail after pleading guilty to illegally displaying a gun. Police said he was arrested June 11 when he forced a taxi to drive him to a rite, according to NUYS wires.
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Very Nuys
Wall
Jerry Geisler
Michael James Geisler
Lin
Cleanup of Auto Parts From Bear Creek Creekbed
Councyman Robert Grice told the regular council meeting last night residents west of North Center street report junk car parts in Bear Creek. A car body once lodged at the bridge backed ice and water. new debris from a nearby cleared site for an IGA supermarket worsened the flow. Part of a former mayor’s building area is blamed for parts in the creek. City officials agree clearing the stream bed via the Community Work and Training project is the best remedy, with nine workers under Walter Ross and David Johnson supervising.
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Robert Grice
Bear Creek
North Center Street
Grice
North Center
IGA
Philip Zalzneck
Dorr Clark
Streets
Community Work and Training Project
CWT
Wayne Street
Walter Ross
David Johnson
Jackie Kennedy Ends Italian Vacation En Route Home
AP reports Mrs. John F. Kennedy will end her vacation on the Argentarino Peninsula tomorrow and sail by yacht to Rome and then Fiumicino Airport. She aims to reach New York by Thursday night after a brief stop in Orbetello.
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Sualy
John F. Kennedy
Argentario
United States
Vilelage
Rome
Fiumbeina
Tiber
New York
Argutte Tario
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