Sugar Grove Man Burned In Oil Lease Fire
A Sugar Grove man, Calvin Eckert, 23, was burned while pumping oil from a storage tank on a Pleasant Township lease near Yeagle's saw mill. He suffered first and second degree burns to his right leg as oil dripped and ignited. Pleasant Township volunteers fought the blaze with three trucks and eight men, pouring 1,200 gallons of water. only the hose was damaged, valued at about 15 dollars. Cleanup followed with oil flushed from the road bank and ditch and arrangements made to remove remaining oil from the tank.
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Sugar Grove
Warren General Hospital
Pleasant Township
Calvin Eckert
Louis Geer
Yeagle
Eckert
Doreen
Hughes
Who Pays For Lesson
Indiana officials faced a tax refund mix up as Louise B. Claiborne of Fort Wayne cashed a $7.90 check sent earlier. The check had been cashed in Hawaii and returned with photocopied fronts and backs, prompting Claiborne to believe it valid before it cleared Fort Wayne and Indianapolis banks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Louise B. Claiborne
Fort Wayne
Hawaii
Indian doctor admits phony Krebiozen case history
Dr Norman R Booker testified in the Krebiozen conspiracy and mail fraud trial that he used a fake case history to obtain eight ampules of Krebiozen for a government agent. He said John W Blue asked him to write to the Krebiozen Research Foundation to persuade it to deal with an out of state physician.
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Cmicago
Indianapolis
Krebiozen
Norman R. Booker
John W. Blue
Food and Drug Administration
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Booker
Blue
Booher
Foundation
Indiana
U. S. District Court
Stevan Durovic
Durovic
Marko
Andrew C Ivy
William F. P. Phillips
Paper sack theft leaves boy unable to play ball
Mrs. Neal Nalley of Olathe asks for the return of a paper sack taken from a downtown Kansas City lunch counter. The sack held Terry Nalley's baseball glove and his artificial hand along with checks. Nalley faced $7.90 grocery charges and officials noted check duplicates should be clearly marked.
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Kansas City
Neal Nalley
Olathe
Kan
Terry
Jack L. New
Viet Cong Overrun Dong Xoai In Clash With South Vietnam
Viet Cong fighters attacked Dong Xoai district capital and airstrip, overrunning the town as U S forces battled in the area. U S fighters and helicopters flew numerous sorties. a Skyraider pilot was believed killed in a dive on a power plant. other planes reported shot down and heavy reinforcements flown in. In Saigon a mine killed three and wounded about a dozen policemen.
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Mame
Viet Nam
Co Dinh
Thanh Hoa
U.S
Dong Xoai
Dong Xuai
Phuoc Lope
Saigon
Pale
Hanoi
Pennsylvania House Unanimous on Murray Reapportionment Push
Murray urged action on a reapportionment resolution as urban Democrats blocked it in committee. The measure would call on Congress to amend the Constitution to allow a state legislature to reapportion by factors beyond population.
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Murray
Congress
House Committee On Workmen
Senate
University of Pittsburgh
Thomas F. Lamb
D-Allegheny
Scranton
Canned Heal
Titusville Small Fires Damage Two Homes
In Titusville a Karl Drake trailer at R D 3 suffered smoke and water damage after a fire near an outlet spread to a trash basket. Firefighters from Dempseytown and local volunteers responded about 8 21 p m, with the blaze under control by 8 48 p m. Mary Mak’s upstairs hall fire caused minimal damage with control by 8 39 a m and undetermined cause. A separate note warns of can heat sales containing over 4 percent methyl posing penalties.
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Itusville
Karl Drake
R. D
Titusville
Kemen
Dempseytown
Mary Mak
Mak
Market jitters after Johnson rumor shake Wall Street
The New York Stock Exchange probes a rumor that President Johnson suffered a heart attack causing a midday sell off. The Dow slid 9.21 points to 879.84 and the AP 60 average dropped to 320.5 as traders fretted amid outside influences.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Johnson
The
Exchange
Associated Press
Five miners killed in San Pedro to de Los Banos cave-in
Five miners were killed and 13 others injured yesterday in a cave-in at the central Mexican town of San Pedro to de Los Banos.
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Ixtlahuaca
Mexico
San Pedro
de Los Banos
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Henry H. Fowler
White House
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