Scientists Burned By Explosion At Cambridge Lab
Five young scientists were badly burned when an explosion hit a building on Oxford Street housing an electron accelerator operated by Harvard and MIT. The blast caused a two alarm fire, shattered windows, and roof damage to the $11 million 1955 structure. No radioactivity was released.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Oxford Street
Arthur ©. Reid
Avon
General Hospital
Timothy O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Unidentified Object Seen On Sea Floor
A marine scientist in Fort Pierce reports detecting a fast moving pale object on the Gulf seabed during a 10 day, 90 to 100 foot dive. The object appeared pear shaped and matched the stream’s speed. attempts to photograph failed as Rebikoff noted awareness of the area.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Gulf
L. Jacques Nicholas
Binal Hicge
Rebikoff
Chicago
Jahaa
Nicholas
Georgia Weather Forecast With Patchy Clouds And Humidity
Partly cloudy and warm conditions forecast in Georgia with humidity. Twenty to thirty percent of the state affected by the unsettled area. Tuesday highs around 86. Tonight’s low near 74. The forecast emphasizes limited statewide impact with variable skies.
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Georgia
Dominican salesman comments on closeness to home
A tired Dominican salesman notes the situation is too close to home for comfort. The remark hints at personal impact and emotional strain in the context described.
Record County Budget To Be Introduced Tuesday
County Manager Carl Johnson and County Accountant H Ross to present the 1965 66 budget likely higher than last year 15 002 000. The plan calls for salary increases and funds for Friendship Ai Boo department and prison moves to Gibsonville while school construction rises about 200 000. Tax rates remain 32 5 cents for county operations and 45 cents for Greensboro area with adjustments for rural and Greens boro schools. The budget will sit for at least 20 days before adoption and the tax rate awaits final approval.
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Jim Hawkins
G Boro
Carl Johnson
H Ross
Johnsort
Gideonville Canny Farm
Greensboro
Gibsonville
Guilford
Welfare Department
Farm Administration
Johnson
Cesus
Defendants Receive Stiff Sentences in Thomasville Court
In Thomasville Court, Judge I Roy Hughes issued multiple sentences for drunken driving and related offenses. Harry Donald Johnson, 46, of Trinity, got six months suspended for two years and was ordered not to drive for 12 months plus costs after a conviction. David Hunt, 49, of Roosevelt Avenue, received a six month term suspended for five years and costs. Clayton Wiadner, 47, High Point. Thomas Tharp, 27, Serdanene Street. and Frank Jess Griffin, 56, Kendall Mill Road were fined 100 dollars, barred from driving for 12 months, and taxed court costs. Norman Bailey’s worthless check case was not pressed with leave. Shelby Gardner, 20, Sunrise Avenue, had charges of worthless check and conduct to be determined.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
I. Roy Hughes
Harry Donald Johnson
Trinity
Johnson
David Hunt
Roosevelt Avenue
Clayton W.iadiner
Ries Thomas Tharp
Serdanene Street
Frank Jess Griffin
Kendall Mill Road
Norman Bailey
Virginia Avenue
Shelby Gardner
Sunrise Avenue
Cox
Four Dark Skinned Indians Attacked at LSU Tour
Four LSU students of Indian descent on an official campus tour were attacked by a crowd of white students during a rally in Baton Rouge. One injured with a lac eration. no arrests reported. Attacker motives linked to a Warren Committee protest cited by Dallas man Edwin Walker.
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Rouge
Tea India
Sunayy
David Oo
Louisiana State University
LSU
Tol
A. Walker
Dallas
Edwin A. Walker
Warren Committee
Presi
Chase Ends With Youth Badly Hurt
A high speed chase early Sunday near Lexington left a 16 year old in critical condition at North Carolina Baptist Hospital. The youth, identified as Walser, was driving a 194 model car six miles south of Burlington on Old US Highway when he lost control. Police report serious head and neck injuries.
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Lexington
Spencer
Lexington Restaisrates Panteeay Pa
Joes Seeeeser NL
S. Main Street
Batington
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Walser
Legislators' Injured Wife Remains Under Care
Mrs. Daniel Reid Simpson, 36, wife of a former state legislator, remained hospitalized at Grace Hospital in Morganton after losing her left leg at the knee in a boating accident at Lake James. She was struck by an inboard motorboat while awaiting a water ski tow.
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Morganton
N.C
Daniel Reid Simpson
Grace Hospital
Simpson
Lake James
Milwau kee Journalist Ramsdell Born in Osh Wisconsin
Ramsdell, born in Osh Wisconsin, built a career at the Milwaukee Journal and Milwaukee Sentinel before joining the Chicago Tribune. He contributed to major Midwest newspapers and became known for his reporting across regional outlets.
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Ramsdell Was
Osh, Wis
The
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee Sentinel
Chicago Tribune
New
Fatal Fourth Draws To Close
Motorists in the millions returned home as a potentially fatal Fourth of July weekend ended. The Associated Press tally counted 409 traffic deaths since 6 p.m. Friday, with the National Safety Council noting a rise above Memorial Day weekend. The council had predicted 470 to 570 deaths. last year saw 510 fatalities over the three day holiday.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
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