Eight Youths Die In Kentucky Car Train Wreck
Somerset Kentucky reports eight youths died when a car stalled at a railroad crossing and was hit by a Norfolk Southern freight train. Survivors described a reckless driving incident and a panic that led to the car being abandoned moments before impact.
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Kentucky
Somerset
Shrosouths
Charinra Allen
Frances
Josephine
Betty Bray
James Richardy
James Calhoun
Charles Simmons
Arneld Davis
Sherif Gilmore Phelps
Donald Hawk
Sac
Phelps
Burt
Elerbanie
Keneth Gibbs
Heat waves push deadly toll across eastern states
Heat and humidity across the Eastern Seaboard caused numerous deaths and drownings. Readings topped 100 in cities like Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia while New York reached 97.8 and Chicago reported 113 in nearby areas. Michigan and New Jersey reported multiple drownings and heat exhaustion cases as populations sought relief from the blistering weather.
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Norhein
Midwest
Atlantic States
Georgia
Virginia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Kallimbie
City
Wilmington
Michigan
Allingis
Colorado
New Jersey
Kansas City
Kan
Epi Chigagy
Jet canopy hits residential area in Havertown crash
A metal and plastic jet canopy from an Air National Guard FOG jet struck a residential neighborhood in Havertown yesterday. The canopy narrowly missed several homes and buries itself into the new housing development, leaving debris scattered near a distance approach to the international airport.
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Air National Guard
Inlers Coptoy
Havertown
Mark
Pefitter
Ing
Lie Test for Sheppard Cancelled by Governor
Governor C Willam O Neill cancelled a scheduled lie detector test for Dr Samuel J Sheppard to verify a claimed confession in the Mrs Sheppard case. The action followed a telegram from the Court of Last Resort run by Erle Stanley Gardner and a national magazine claiming unresolved conflicts between the confession and available evidence.
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Sheppard
Edde Stanley Gardner
Donald Joseph Wedler
Ireland
Florida
Wedler
Marylin Sheppard
Bay Village
Ohio
Gardner
Samuel Sheppard
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Dr. Sheppard
O. William Oneill
Gerber
NEA Telephoto
C. Willam O'Neill
Samuel J. Sheppacel Wytil
Danni Wedler
Alley
Capture Ends Automobilist Youth Chase in Berryville
In Berryville two 17 year old youths Stanley Rew and Gerald Lee Stafford were captured after an overnight car chase and crash near Marmpton. Stafford was apprehended near dawn by a posse aided by bloodhounds. Rew remained jailed in Carter County awaiting charges of grand theft.
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Garly Sto
Ed ‘Roy Ang Slata ‘Poilée
Ofte
Griffin
Stanley
Rew
Gerald Lee Stafford
Carter County
Marmpton
Iowa
Roy
Alea
Stafford
Moe
Business leader shares profit plan with staff
A corporate executive outlined a discretionary profit sharing approach, proposing to distribute a portion of yearly gains as employee bonuses and to donate to a rush fund. The plan emphasized rewarding key workers and adjusting wages accordingly, while some questioned its fairness and long term impact.
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Asus
Exedekansan Held in Mander Questioning
Chicago authorities questioned Exedekansan in a case linked to a series of murders. Names scattered in the report reference Rita Kraypenmaan and Garato Newing with ties to a University of Ginalia. The fragmentary text mentions dates in May and December 1955 and a fatal incident at Nealorth Street.
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Chicago
Cotta
Danidl
Sitalta
Tyler
Aliag Jubh
Phillips
Jaiis
Oini
Rita Kraypenmaan
Garato
MM. Newing
Sousa University of
Two Police Officers Shot After Routine Stop
EL SEGUNDO CALIFORNIA police report two patrolmen Milton Curtis and Dick Phillis were fatally shot during a routine check of a car believed stolen. The incident occurred without warning as the fleeing driver, reportedly 24 years old and about 10 pounds, fled the scene. Witnesses say the officers did not have time to draw weapons before the shots. The suspects vanished, investigators say the car matched a suspected stolen vehicle, and the officers had families. Both officers were married and had no warning before the fatal shooting.
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EL Segundo
Fo Ornzedunman
Offiers
Viet
Palicu
Iin
Atillon
Hope Federal Greening in New Quarters
Fred Ellis announced remodeling on his building at 200 South Main next to Morgan and Lindsey, now home to Hope Federal Savings and its allied firms. Contractors and suppliers praised the project as boosting space for future growth. the association traces to 19th century leadership with Duffie Jewell and others serving as directors.
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Fred. Ellis
South Main
Morgan and Lindsey
Hope Federal Savings, & Toap ‘Association and Greeting Insurance
Reilly Cy
Je Ihel and Lavender
Jobj
Weaver & Hiegel
Dave Weaver
Senoe Ener
Emmet
Hope
Tel-E-Tex Cor
Johnson Electric Co
Gordon Bleccie Co
Electric Diwork
Mr. Ellis
Hope Federal
Ellis
P. Duffie
N. FT
Jewell
Everal
Duffie
Jewell Graves
Ory
J. G. All
Ing Gs
Dilek
Frank J. Hilassadors
Greening Insurance
F Greening
Ched Hall
Fred Ellis Pontasd
Fred Biase
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No Decision Cash Transfer to Highway Dept
A delay on a cash transfer from a bond reserve to the Highway Department prompted officials to seek quick action without a special legislative session. Cornett and finance leaders discussed ensuring the transfer, with budget director and secretary of finance involved to protect the process. Nashville officials urged prompt approval while noting a bond issue may be needed to finalize the move.
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Rock Iy
Molly
Cormei
Nadahtston
Qhree
Ugh Covneth
Cornett
Ladey
Anat
Atty. Gan
Roy Macks
Hid
Sire Donny
Board of Finance
Fay
Orval Pavbhs
Lolerviniv Prom
Gleny B. Wallet
Nashville
Faulus
Bondholler
Highway Department
Jury May Get Clinton Race Trial Soon
Jurors selected as opening arguments begin in Clinton school desegregation case. Judge Robert L. Taylor to instruct jurors as 10 defendants including Kasper face federal conspiracy charges for allegedly violating a court order against interfering with school desegregation in Clinton last fall.
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Clinton
Knoxville
Tenn
Iawyers
Aldy
Phnagia Laver Elyil Nant Alterwores
Robert L
Judgmant
John Kasper
Yanteald
Yegalionisi
Kasper
Neyrous
New Hope Revival Underway At New Hope Baptist Church
Revival services began Sunday July 21 at New Hope Baptist Church and run through July 28 with Evangelists Rev Werlin Coxie and Rev W B Thame son. Services occur twice daily at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
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New Hope Baptist Church
Werlin Coxie
W. B. Thame Ason
Senate debates civil rights as Johnson warns limits
Washington reporters quote President Johnson and lawmakers on civil rights strategy as the Senate enters a third week of debate. The discussion focuses on enforcing general civil rights, potential amendments, and the political difficulty of advancing a strong federal law amid opposition.
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Johnson
Mey
Humphrey
Leos
Enti Johnson
Vnstic
Ninty-Ds
Aiken
Kovice
Parka
Kouwluid
Anderson Aikety
Wenawhind-Humphey
Rasromstrueion
John Chadwick
Washington
The
Glavts
British May Send Help to Peninsula
British forces move from Konya toward Cyprus amid reports of uprisings threatening Muscat and the Sultinate. Royal Navy frigates stand off Muscat as Britain weighs possible intervention to deter rebellion and safeguard strategic interests in the Gulf.
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Peninsula
Leonard Leddington
London
Faraes
Konya
Cyprua
Probe of Thug in Rackets to Get Underway Next Week
Washington lawmakers announce a new probe into labor racketeering centered on Johnny Dio and the Teamsters in New York City and the East. The hearing will examine misuse of Textile Workers funds by union leaders Valente and Llaynt Klewart, with Meany summoned to testify as AFL-CIO head.
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Johnny Dio
Sivngele
Teamsters Union
New Yor City
Coash
United ‘Textile Workers
Anthony Valente
Troaswrey Llaynt Klewert
Georre Meany
Apl-Ci
All Around Town Salvation Army aids Audrey relief drive
The Salvation Army sent a 600 dollar disaster relief check to Cansoery La and issued a citation letter from Captain Sydney Kyich. Readers note volunteers, park cleanup, and upcoming events including a fish fry and employment tests at the Lincoln Ahouse plant as officials urge participation and support.
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Salvation Army
Audrey
Canseroy
Sydney
Kyich
Unites
Salsvation Army
Victin
Legel Wat
Jimmy Jones
Hempstead
Bob Paniels
Elmer Brown
Weather Forecast for Arkansas and Central Regions
Weather station report shows July total precipitation 4.70 inches, year total 46.70 inches. Arkans as clear to partly cloudy with warm conditions tonight through Tuesday and scattered thundershowers. Extended forecast calls for near normal temperatures with daily variation, possible heavy localized showers, highs in 80s to 90s, lows mid 70s to near 70s, southeast and southwest areas warmer.
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Associated Press
Arkalsugs
Hs Central
Northwast
Lwyst
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