Parrag A gral Vict or Hansen loses wallet and police note
Victim Victor Hansen reported losing a wallet last Friday between the Texas Lunch and Rex Theatre containing a small amount of cash. Norman Cressey was cited for reckless driving after a crash on East Columbus Avenue damaging a parked car owned by John E. Wallon. Mrs. James Peterson was rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital after a brain hemorrhage, listed as critical.
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Victor Hansen
West Plessusil Street
Rex Theatre
Norman Cressey
Te. D. 1
Spring Creek
Cressley
East Columbus Avenue
John E. Wallon
R.D
Corry
Porter Auer
James Peterson
Taft South Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Zanzibar Dooms Five For Subversive Activities
Five people in Tanzania's Zanzibar were sentenced to death and several others jailed for terms from five to 10 years for engaging in subversive activities aimed at overthrowing the Zanzibar government, announced by First Vice President Karume yesterday.
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Zanzibar
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Karume
Rail unions threaten nationwide strike as talks falter
Mediation efforts in Chicago race to avert a strike by six shop craft unions with 140000 members. They seek a 10 percent plus 1 cent raise retroactive to June 30 1963 and yearly 3.5 percent increases with a cost of living clause. White House consideration urged. emergency board recommendations rejected.
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Chicago
Michael Fox
Afl-Cio Railway Employes Department
White House
Presidential Emergency Board
Francis O'Neill
National Mediation Board
Washington
J. EB. Wolfe
Fox
W. Willard Wirtz
Plead Guilty To Bank Robberies in Beaver County
AP reports Guilty pleas entered by Robert McMillan of Rodgers Ohio and Ruth Johnson of New York for separate bank robberies. McMillan and Johnson faced arraignments after a September 19 Union National Bank branch robbery in Koppel Beaver County.
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Ptvysburgh
Robert McMillan
Rodgers
Ohio
Ruth Johnson
New York
Tetilan
Aei
Union National Bank
Koppel
Beaver County
Titusville Area Schools Merger Board President Quits Post
Allegheny Township and Pleasantville district boards voted to advance the merger plan with Titusville Area Schools in July 1965, amid hours of discussion. George Otto, Allegheny chair, resigned after supporting the move and citing personal pressure and unhappiness with the merger push.
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Titusville Area Schools
Titusville
Alleshony Township
Pleasantville
Titusville Area
Allegheny Board
Eyme
Pleasantville Borough
Oilcreek Towostity
George Otto
Allegheny Townshi
Gen Carson
Otto
Pleasant Ville
Ilruck Township
Olin
Persoi
Merc
U. S. Greets 41 More Refugees
AP reports 41 new refugees arrive in the United States, including 24 aboard a hijacked fishing vessel and 15 picked up by a freighter to Key West. Two others flew a Soviet made crop duster to Key West, marking the first large group in four months at MAMI Florida.
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Mami
Fla
Red Cuba
Key West
Eastern Drought Strains West Virginia Fires and Storms Hit Southwest
Extreme dry conditions persist across the region with 95 fires in wooded areas and multiple states imposing burn bans. Nashville records a third straight date high as violent winter storms pound the West and Southwest. Northern Utah sees 80 mph winds collapse homes while arctic cold and heavy snows threaten Arizona New Mexico and Nevada. One man dies in Arizona and several hikers missing as the season’s worst November storm disrupts travel.
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West Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Nashville
Southwest
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Williams, Ariz
Baker Butte
Hern Arizona
Camp Verde
Phoenix
Wolf Creek Pass
Rocky Mountains
Man Kills 2 Self With Grenade at Trenton Tavern
At 1 a.m. police in Trenton found a man with a grenade outside the Oak Cafe. The explosion killed Patrolman John J. Cle ar 29, John Christie Jr. 17, and bystander Harold B. Lesath 23. Officer Roland Zap 27 was wounded but radioed for help. Christie, awaiting trial for a February bar shooting, triggered the blast.
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Trenton
N. J
John J. Clear
John Christie Jr
Harold B. Lesath
Roland Zap
Oak Cafe
Weekend Storm Brings Snow Across Mountain States
A pattern of freezing rain and wind driven snow eased fire danger in forests. Colorado eastern plains saw little moisture while Montana and Wyoming faced heavy drifts and cattle feeding issues. Four southwest counties reported five feet of snow as Wyoming’s storm eased, reducing drought in areas outside the Big Horn basin.
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Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Coughlin Scoffs At Story Of Voter Padding
Erie County party leader Neal J. Coughlin dismissed anonymous DOE officials claim of GOP registration padding. He questioned who made the statements and argued many registered Republicans may not vote Republican while noting Democrats also vote Republican. He called for accurate registration totals and scrutiny by both parties.
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Coughlin
BRIE
Erie County
Epute Lian
Neal J. Coughlin
DOE
GOP
Coghlin
Fey
Citizen protests highway sign reading Slow men working
A caller complained by telephone about the valley highway cleanup time and objected to a sign that stated Slow men working, saying it should be reconsidered. The note suggests the protest centered on language used on roadwork signage near Denver.
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Denver
Cole
Steel industry braces for spring talks amid union leadership fight
The United Steelworkers Union gears up for spring negotiations as a leadership struggle likely heightens demands while management faces a tougher bargaining stance. Auto plant shutdowns slow shipments but overall orders keep mills near capacity with new equipment lowering costs. Industry forecasts remain bright, yet the White House opposition tempers price increases.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
White House
Journal Daily Recommended for a Away-from-Home Reader
A suggestion that a son or daughter living away from home would enjoy receiving The Journal daily, highlighting the newspaper as a steady source of news and updates for distant readers.
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Journal Daily
Fire damages area home near Centerville Iowa
Firefighters from Meadville Il oomfeld and Centerville responded to Lloyd Young’s house four miles north of Centerville on Route 8. Estimated damage 6000 dollars. Fire began in a coal furnace in the basement after smoke appeared from a first floor register. Exterior walls from basement to second floor were destroyed and several rooms on two floors were damaged. Fire out by 7 15 pm. Generator assisted moving furniture. Terrific wind hampered efforts. Owner Helgie Tracy R D 2 Centerville Bloomfield Township.
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Meadville
Iloomfeld
Centerville
Lloyd Young
Olen BE
Bloomfield
Young
Seidler
T Seidler
Helgie ‘Tracy
R. D
Bloomfield Township
Actor John Emery Dies at 59 in New York
Veteran actor John Emery died after a long illness in New York. A native of a theatrical family, Emery began on Broadway in 1925 and had a prolific career in stage, film, and television. He was once married to actress Tallulah Bankhead.
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Emery
New York
John Emery
Tallulah Bankhead
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