Snyder Circle Man Goes Berserk Demolishes Property
A 31 year old Snyder Circle man, Richard Smith of 61 Snyder Circle, wrecked a apartment with an ax at Lucille Church's home and damaged a car and a truck. Mrs Church sought a warrant from alderman Norbert Bachemer but a jail sentence under two years prevented immediate action. Smith was eventually picked up and charges may follow.
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Snyder Circle
Richard Smith
Snyder’Grele
Lucille Church
Smith
Sky Diver Calls Tragedy Nightmare After Fatal Jump
Huron Ohio AP two survivors recount the worst sky diving accident in history as 14 Ohio parachutists remain missing in Lake Erie after a Sunday jump from 20 000 feet. Coast Guard searches continue while the NTSB probes. Bodies of two Akron residents recovered. one survivor vows not to jump again. Continued on Page Three.
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Huron, Ohio
Robert Coy
Coy
Springfield
Ohio
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
National Safety Transportation Board
Bernard Johnson
West Richfield
Alvin Lownsbury
Dorsie Kitchen Jr
Akron
Reagan Aide Quits Ready If Ronnie Runs
Philip M. Battaglia, 32, Reagan’s election campaign chairman and the governor’s executive secretary, quit Sacramento to return to private legal practice in Southern California. He said he would be available for national duty if a Reagan for president campaign develops.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Philip M. Battaglia
Reagan
Montagat
California
Cantonese flee civil strife spurs mass exodus toward Hong Kong
Thousands flee Canton amid near continual clashes between Mao supporters and opponents and Red Guards. Residents fear civil war in Kwangtung Province and a mass exodus of refugees toward Hong Kong with reports of at least 50,000 fleeing toward the border.
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Hong Kong
Canton
South China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Kwangtung
One Ho
China
UAW Rejects Industry Best Pact Proposals
Detroit reports industry offers three year deals for 38 to 40 cents an hour plus new costs and higher unemployment benefits while union seeks to preserve an escalator clause and a guaranteed annual income. Walter Reuther warns changes could trigger a strike as eight days remain before the Big Three contract expires. A San Antonio fund drive aims to name Hangar 9 at Brooks AFB for astronaut Edward H White II.
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Detroit
United Auto Worker
Fisla
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
General , Motors
Malcolm Denise
Ford
San Antonio
Tex
Brooks Air Force Base
Edward H. White II
Brooks
Nine Bridges in South Vietnam Crushed by Viet Cong
Viet Cong guerrillas damaged nine bridges in the Mekong delta and elsewhere ahead of the September 3 election. A large highway bridge near Da Nang was wrecked by rafts carrying hazardous materials. Civilian casualties and attacks on polling sites followed as U S and South Vietnamese forces intensified operations near Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong
South Viet ‘Nam
da Nang
U.S
South Vietnamese
Gat
Air Force
Jete
North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Kep Ha
Haiphong
U.S. Navy
Panhandle
du Pont
Demilitarized Zone
Two Hurt In Centerville Car Crash Near Corry
Two young Centerville men were injured when their 1966 car left Route 6 four miles west of Corry. Marvin Edwards, 21, suffered a broken nose and lacerations, Dennis Knight, 33, also injured, both in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred in dense fog. damage to the car was about $2,000.
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Centerville
Route
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Marvin Edwards
Dennis Knight
Edwards
New Orleans Judge Sets Hearing In Garrison Probe Clash
U.S. District Judge Alvin Rubin ordered a Sept. 4 pretrial conference on a bid by NBC journalist Walter Sheridan and WDSU-TV’s Richard Townley to bar Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison from harassing them over criticism of his Kennedy assassination inquiry. Sheridan not required to appear before the Orleans Parish grand jury. Townley faces no injunction.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Kennedy
U.S
Alvin Rubin
Walter Sheridan
National Broadcasting Co
Richard Townley
NBC
Wdsu-Tv
Sheridan
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Rubin
Townley
Townlay
Tax Boomerang Scalds Capitol Hill Solons
Washington AP reports a tax rebellion on Capitol Hill over Montgomery County Maryland one percent income tax for area residents. About 100 congressmen with DC area homes largely ignore it with Rep John M Ashbrook among the few to file but not pay. Debate centers on residency versus state and DC taxes. County officials say lawmakers remain liable and may face full or partial collection under the law.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Montgomery County
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington-area
Ashbrook
Douglas Dayhoff
County Finance Direc
Dahoff
D. C
Union Aide Declines Million Dollar Mob Bribe
The Life magazine excerpt details an offer of 2 million from Cosa Nostra through Hoffa case links. Partin, Baton Rouge Teamsters leader and government witness in 1964 Chattanooga trial, refused a bribery scheme to recant or taint testimony. The package reportedly rose to 1 million before he again declined.
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Cosa Nostra
Partin
Teamsters
Baton Rouge
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Life
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Eaton
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