Train Derailed Near Worthington One Dead
A New York Central Ohio State Limited train derailed after hitting an earth mover at Wilson Bridge road crossing two miles north of Worthington. One driver killed, at least 25 injured, none seriously. The west section bound from New York City to Cincinnati via Cleveland and Columbus. Injured passengers and crew treated at Grant University Riverside hospitals. several not seriously hurt.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Ohio State Limited
Here
Wilson Bridge Road
Worthington
Dana Bolin
Athens
Bolin
Limited
New York City
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hanoi Claims Viet Cong Victory Milestones
Hanoi radio reported five years of fighting killed wounded captured or disbanded 540000 enemy troops and liberated 80 percent of South Vietnam and over 10 million people. The tally includes 26000 American casualties and 217400 deserters with 2394 aircraft sunk or destroyed and 912 vessels damaged.
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Tokyo
Hanoi Radio
South Viet Nam
U.S
Card
Hanoi
Big spenders at 1965 New Mexico State Fair
In Albuquerque officials reported 567,650 attendees for the 28th annual New Mexico State Fair, surpassing the 1964 record of 555,000. The 11 days of horse racing produced a pari mutuel handle of 5,052,926, the first time it exceeded five million dollars.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Space Fear Lauded By Russian Leader On Gemini Flights
Soviet President Podgorny congratulated President Johnson on the Gemini 6 and 7 flights praising the American astronauts Borman Lovell Schirra and Stafford and the scientists behind peaceful space exploration. Moscow TV aired the historic Gemini rendezvous and the Gemini 7 landing was shown only in text. Georgia reports the state has over 40 000 farm ponds spanning one to more than 280 acres.
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Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Johnson
Podgorny
U.S
Accent
Borman
Lovell
Schirra
Stafford
Outer Space
Moscow Television
Georgia
Senator Jackson says U S only holding its own in Vietnam
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington said the United States is holding its own in South Vietnam and must intensify ground troop deployments and aerial strikes against North Vietnam. He urged a substantial increase in ground forces to close infiltration routes through Laos and Cambodia and to adjust air attacks against regular North Vietnamese troops.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
United States
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Laos
Cambodia
Hawaii
Regu
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Kenneth Armstrong
St. Albans
Clarence Cooper
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Elmira
Wayne Brown
Springfield
Mary L. Powell
Albany
Riverside Hospital
Harvey Capus
Parma
Anthony Personale
Rochester
Anne Smith
Dunkirk
Santa Cala
Eastlake
Robert Codrington
Sheffield Lake
Mary Kavanaugh
Philadelphia
Maggie Casamanite
Jamestown
Worthington High School
Dayton
Truck Rentals
Numa F. Reid Lodge
AWM
Masons
William L. Underwood
B. G. Updegrove
Rexair Sales & Service
South Main St
Boyd's Grocery
Cail
Calhoun
Russell Stover
Bodie’s Tire Service Will
Fise Tires
Bodie’s
N. HamIlton
Tire Service
Gilbert
Gilbert Hendrix
Gilbert's Vendre House
Worth Hatley
Bedford
Jarrett’s Stationery Co
N. Wrenn
Maxum M. Bingham
Thomasville
N. C
Call
Piedmont Savings & Loan Association
Piedmont Savings & Loan
Piedmont Savings
Piedmont
N. Main
Bali
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