Caved-in Boy Rescued After 25 Hour Ordeal
Medina Ohio AP engineers blasted the cave mouth after Morris Baetzold 15 ward of Cuyahoga County was trapped for about 25 hours in a Whipps Ledges cave near Hinckley. He was pulled free with ropes and straps by rescuer Mike Ulrich helped by Curtis Peck and others. Morris suffered minor cuts bruises and exhaustion and is in fair condition at Medina Community Hospital.
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Medina
Ohio
Morris Baetzold
Cuyahoga County
Ater
Medina Community Hospital
Raymond Baetzold
Morris
Whipps Ledges
Hinckley
Washington, D.C
Mike Ulrich
North Royalton
Mike
Curtis Peck
Akron
Sciota and Spring Street Damage Claims Sought
Property owners on Sciota and Spring streets may file damage claims against the contractor for lawn and shrub damage from work. City Engineer David Johnson urged immediate filing with his office on the Municipal Building's first floor, noting compensation for property damage.
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Sciota, Spring Street
Sciota
Spring Streets
Gewer
David Johnson
Spring
Johnson
Corry Library seeks city tax aid to avoid absorption
The Corry Public Library warns it could be absorbed by Erie County Library if city tax support fails. Trustees urged City Council to approve a half to full mill tax increase, planning to outline the proposal at the October 18 meeting. They fear loss of momentum and stagnation in the library’s improvement program if absorbed.
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Corry Public Library
Erie County Library
Erie
Board of
Ubrary
Corry Area School Jointure
Indonesia Faces Clash Over PKI Role in Coup
In Jakarta a split widens between President Sukarno and the army on the future of the Indonesian Communist Party PKI after last week’s abortive coup that left six generals dead. Subandrio backed PKI denials while army accusations of PKI involvement fueled the confrontation at Bogor.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Feadars
Communist Party
PKI
Subantirio
Bogor
Subandrio
D. N. Aidit
Army
Achmad Yani
Halim Air Base
Ja‘karta
Whites Beat Negro After Trying To Board Bus
In Crawfordville Georgia several white men attacked a white integrationist after Negroes tried again to board a bus with white students. Bill Trainer of New York was rescued by a Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent, beaten but not seriously hurt. state police chased demonstrators. no arrests reported. The drive to desegregate schools continues as Negro leaders and SCLC reject Gov. Sanders' pause proposal and plan actions toward Atlanta.
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Crawfordville
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Bill Trainer
New York
Richard D. Batchelder
Newton
Mass
National Education Association
Sanders
Williams
SCLC
Calvin Turner
Here
Atlanta
U S Military Plane Limps Into Hong Kong
An American transport plane carrying 18 U S Marines from South Viet Nam landed in Hong Kong with one engine out. The C117 developed trouble about 200 miles from the colony on a flight from Da Nang and Chu Lai. The pilot jettisoned 800 pounds of equipment.
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Hong Kong
U.S
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Chu Lai
Humphrey Cancels Speeches as Johnson Recovers in Hospital
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey cancels all speaking dates next week to remain at President Johnsons side during gall bladder surgery recovery. If all goes well, he plans a heavy campaign schedule starting Oct. 18 with events in Ellenville New York Rutland Vermont Providence Rhode Island and New Haven Connecticut. Humphrey also visited Twins pitcher Jim Grant after the World Series game and offered encouragement.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Minn
Jim
Twins
Los An
Hurley
New York City
Kansas City
Kan
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Business Council
Hot Springs
Ellensville
N.Y
Edward R. Murrow
Paris University
Medford
Mass
Rutland
University of Vermont
Burlington
Mien
Providence
New Haven
County Controller’s Leaflet Sets Off Erie County Row
County Controller Ron Clapper sent out supplier checks with a personal message and his photo triggering Democrat Commission Chair William Hill who called it an indiscretion. Clapper defended timing saying leaflets were business not political and urged recipients to contact his office.
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Byron Clapper
Commission
William C. Hill
Clapper
Hill
Journal
Erie
Toome
Wen Hill
Johnson preps for hospital stay amid busy day
President Johnson, racing through ceremonial signings and speeches at the White House, is poised for a gall bladder operation at Bethesda Naval Hospital on Friday. He will be hospitalized 10 to 14 days and continues to project vigor despite health setback.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Maryland
Bethesda Nays Hospital
White Manse
Paul
Congress
State Department
Johnbol
White Hose
Lailin Seid Dihosos
Soelinie
Johusen
Veering On Policy Red Chinese Alarmed By U S Buildup
U S officials report Chinese leaders show alarm at America s buildup in Southeast Asia and fear extended forces near China. Peking reportedly pressures North Viet Nam to stiffen resolve, with no signs of imminent peace talks. The shift marks a notable change since last spring.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Southeast Asia
U.S
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Gars
China
Peking
Viet Nan
U.S Forces Enter Qui Nhon Area Seek Viet Cong
U S forces push into the Qui Nhon area in central Viet Nam and kill multiple Viet Cong fighters. Paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Brigade and the 1st Cavalry Division report several enemy casualties and detentions while U S troops begin arriving to bolster total forces above 140000.
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U.S
10St Airborne
Viet Nam
1St Cavalry Division
Qui Nhon
Phu Cu Pass
U.S. 1St Infantry
Washington
Defense Department
Peking
Vinh Binh
Saigon
Mekong
Qui Nh
South Viet Nam
3Rd Corps
Clara Bow Leaves $20,000 Estate and Trust
LOS ANGELES AP Actress Clara Bow died September 27 at age 59 leaving an estate exceeding $20,000 and a larger trust fund, per attorney Howard B. Henshey who filed her will. Personal belongings and mementos from her silent film career were bequeathed to her sons Rex A. Beldam, 30, of Reno Nevada, and George Frances Beldam, 27, of Las Vegas Nevada.
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Los Angeles
Clara Bow
Insurance hearings heated over Pennsylvan ia auto rate hikes
Opponents charge the state Insurance Department is brainwashed by insurers as hearings on Oct 1 rate increases continue. Edward Spotts claims Pennsylvanians will pay $25 million more in premiums to cover $7.7 million in losses while officials defend the nationwide trend of higher auto rates. The dispute turns tense as data materials are challenged and the session weighs the changes amid procedural friction.
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Harrisburg
Insurance Department
Edward Spotts
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Bridge
Vance
A. Kelly
Spots
Spotts
Donald R. Johnson
Western Pennsylvania
American Trial Layers Association
John M. Reid
New York
Johnson
Reid
Albert Brandon
Kelly
Election turnout forecast sparks county debate in Erie
Erie County Election Board Chairman Louis Rzymek forecasts 75 percent turnout for November while Democratic and Republican officials push for 80 percent. County commissioners blame the 1964 mass withdrawal of 70 district officials for confusion and criticize training practices and poll influence warnings as they prepare for the election.
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Erie County
Louis Rzymek
County Board of Elections
Raymek
Gilection Board
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Melina
Jim Lea
Toledo
Young Baetzold
Carry
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Erie County Plastics
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Concord
Con- Ymca
Elway
Wright
Ore
Spring Creek
Columbus
Elgin
Wayne
Council
U. S
Hubert
Tuber’ W, Mumphrey
Joseph Lailin
U.S Phanges
Reds
Penn’s Insurance Department
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