Boy Falls 19 Feet To Death Through Fire Station Hole
A five year old pupil from Carol's Kindergarten died after falling 19 feet through a pole hole at Central Fire Station during a station tour. He was pronounced dead at the Army hospital minutes after arrival. Mayor Ellsworth ordered a temporary ban on children at recon rooms until Chief Hancock returns from training.
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Central Fire Station
Joh Jacob Koehler III
John Jacob Koehler Jr
Koehler
Carol
Harris Hancock
Stillwater
Bre
Walter Walker
Walker
Albert McKenzie
Lawrence Morgan
McKenzie
Ger
Polish Student Rioters Face Severe Action
Warsaw authorities threaten severe sanctions against participants in the first antigovernment demonstration since Gomulka's rise. About 2,000 students clashed with riot police near the Polytechnic, with 30 arrests and ten officers injured. Police say arrests target the most aggressive, while warnings warn of expulsion. The protest centers on Freedom newspaper suppression and the clash marks a renewed rift between the Communist party and the student union.
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Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Warsaw Polytechnic School
Arl
Polytechnic
Communist Party
Union of Socialist Youth
Gominska
Ir Nati
Candy Streeter Found After All-Night Search Near Home
In Pottstown Pennsylvania a two year old girl, Candia Street, was found after an all night search by about 500 police, Boy Scouts and volunteers. She was wet and shivering beside a chicken house about a mile from home. She disappeared yesterday around 3:30 pm after wandering from a kitchen door. State police took her to Phoenixville Hospital where doctors said she was bruised, exposed, and in fair condition after X rays and examination.
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Pottstown
Paip
Canflida
Candy) Streeter
Little Candy
John W. Streeter
Kitcen
Phoenixville Hospital
Pauper Asks City To Cremate Him
An 81 year old destitute man, Charles Mishkin, asked the Aurora City Council for permission to have his body cremated in the city incinerator to spare his widow burial costs from a funeral parlor. He described himself as a “Tree thinker” and said the rites or deposit of his body do not worry him. The mayor said the matter would be considered at the next council meeting.
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Aurora
Charles Mishkin
Paul
Egan
Mishkin
Woman's Love For Child Leads To Murder
A missing four year old boy, Ronald Barrett White, was found shot dead in an abandoned Los Angeles house. His grandmother, 58 year old Allene Durston, was found dead with a bullet wound and a pistol in her hand. Police say she killed the boy and then killed herself. Durston had previously spirited the child away on a prior trip. Father Thomas M. White of Reseda described her as deeply attached to the boy.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Barrett White
Allene Durston
Thomas M. White
Reseda
Mexico
Colorado
Missing Bootlegger Still Legally Alive Chambless Bend
Superior Judge Robert S. Landers ordered forfeiture of a $2,500 bond for missing bootlegger Orville Lindsay Chambless after hearing that Chambless disappeared July 5, 1996 following an armed robbery conviction appeal. Summit Fidelity and Security Co. posted the bond. attorney Gordon Patten said he will appeal to the Oklahoma Supreme Court. Evidence failed to prove Chambless death. testimony from Mrs. Chambless and deputies described disappearance and unreturned car, hat, and weapon.
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Orville Lindsay Chambless
Robert S. Landers
Gordon L. Patten
Tulsa
Summit Fidelity and Surety Co
Chambless
Criminal Court of Appeals
Albian H. Polls, Jr
Oklahoma City
Patten
Comanche County
War iTen Crane
U S Recognizes Anti Red Republic in San Marino
San Marino Christian Democrats celebrate U S recognition of their provisional government at the Tron Foundry near the Italian border. U S Consul Dale Fisher delivered documents on the IAEA statute, bypassing the Indonesian backed Communist government as they vow to press on and confront the Communists.
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San Marino
United States
Republic of the
South Moluccas
Indonesia
Chris- Han
San Marina
Tron Foundry
U.S
Dale Fisher
Iron Works
Christian Democrats
International Atomic Energy Agency
Christian ‘Democrats
New Road Parley Set Next Week
Mayor C R Elsworth announced a meeting with Bureau of Public Roads representatives to clarify plans for U S 277 between the three level interchange and Fort Sill Gate 1. City and Fort Sill officials met with the state highway commission to review the program and aim to secure remaining right of way easements within a week.
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C. R. Elsworth
Bureau of Public Roads
Fort Sill
State Highway Commission
Oklahoma
Federal Roads Bureau
Ellsworth
Girard Incident Looms In Korea
Korean police demanded the U.S. military policeman Raymond L. Bailey be arrested after the fatal shooting of a Korean youth in Korea. They urged joint investigation with the United States and compensation for the family, highlighting broader tensions over the U S troops and status of forces.
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Seoul
Korea
Foreign Ministry
United States
U.S. m
Raymond L. Bailey
Brownsberg
Ind
U.S
Girard
Japan
Ney
Ance Urred Smn
Kumebon
Targu
Weather Outlook Shows Increasing Clouds and Warm Temperatures
Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warm temperatures this afternoon and tonight with south to southeast winds. High around 92 today, low near 65 tonight, and Saturday will be partly cloudy and warm with scattered thunder late Saturday afternoon or evening. High Saturday near 90, low around 65. Previous readings show around 80 this morning and yesterday's high higher.
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Reading
Storm Center Forecasts Warmer Weekend Weather Change
Weather update warns a storm center moving toward Alabama will bring cloudy skies today in Lawton and area with south wind up to 30 mph. Highs near 65 expected tonight with showers and possible thunderstorms as the weekend cools.
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Lawton
Alahama
Hoffa Landslide Wins Teamster Chief
Little Rock scene quiet as nine Negro students entered Central High with National Guardsmen and Army paratroopers escort. About 100 students gathered. some displayed Confederate flags but no major harassment occurred. White student walkout yesterday proved a flop as officials threaten suspensions and federal troops remain in place.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Ave
Central High
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Sehtiol
Ne- Seo
Brucker denies force charges over Little Rock riot
Secretary of the Army Brucker rejects claims of unnecessary force by U S soldiers at Little Rock Arkansas saying the case involved a civilian struck by a rifle butt and that a soldier acted to resist assault and retain his rifle. Col Blake of North Little Rock died after seeking warrants against three soldiers and prosecutors refused to file charges.
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Washington
Brucker
U.S
Little Rock
Aris
Blake
North Little Rock
Fran Holt
Central High School
Search For Lost Army Plane Begun In New York
Army launches search for a missing plane with three colonels aboard. The aircraft disappeared Wednesday between Fort Jay and Governor's Island on Burlington Line. Rescue planes scoured the New York to Biocinton route all day Thursday but no word of the crew.
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New York
Aosingte
Army
Fort. Jay
Baveridhe
Burlington
New York - To - Biocineton
Fort Sill Unit To Bridge Gap In Arkansas Move
A Fort Sill transportation unit was sent to Fort Chaffee Arkansas to replace a provisional unit moved to Little Rock last week. The convoy included 43 trucks two troop carriers and four jeeps with trailers loaded with gasoline and other supplies. No armed troops accompanied the vehicles.
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Fort Sill
Fort Chaffee
Ark
LitWe Rock
Chickasha
Norman
Little Rock
Fort Charlee
101St “Airborne Division
Nvnth Integra Tiesz
Little -Rockis
Central High School
Department of Army
Army
Tyere
State Schools Closed By Flu In Guymon Oklahoma
Guymon schools shut down due to flu outbreak as absenteeism soars. Superintendent George Spinner reported 28 percent of high school, 32 percent of junior high, and 16 percent of elementary students ill, with 6 of 43 faculty also affected. Local football game versus Woodward canceled and Panhandle A&M at Silver City, NM noted.
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Guymon
Olla
George Spinner
Woodward
A&m
New Mexico Western
Silver City
N. MM
Panhandle A&m
Goodwell
Here
Birth Of Siamese Twins Disclosed at Mercy Hospital
Rockville Centre New York report states Siamese twins joined at the pelvis were born last week at Mercy Hospital. Hospital officials say they cannot release details or discuss any planned separation due to parental request.
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Rockville Centre
Mercy Hospital
Vote Legality Probed as Teamsters Meet in Miami Beach
Senators prepare to probe the credentials of 173? delegates at the Teamsters convention in Miami Beach. Hoffa faces a cloud of corruption charges as he edges toward the presidency with a strong early roll-call lead, while Dave Beck plans a leave of absence before Hoffa takes the post.
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William J. Eaton
Miami‘beach
James
Gates
Senate
Hoffa
William A. Lee
Chicago
Thomas J. Haggerty
Holla
Lee
John F. English
English
Sinch Hoffa
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Seattle
Detroit
Holfa
Beckland
Ainién
Germans To Study Missiles At Post
West German soldiers to be trained in handling American rocket missiles at Fort Sill Oklahoma early next year. Training will cover Honest John Matador and Nike missiles. German defense officials confirmed plans but withheld exact details as talks proceed with the Defense Ministry.
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Washington
United States
Ained
Fort Sill
Okxla
Nike
Seanace
Suse
Schett
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Roman Zambrowski
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Pauper
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Velma
Myron Kinley
Houston
Velmar
Stephens County
Chambless Bend
Chambress
Sanders
Breckenridge
E. A
Boots} Capshaw
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Jack Cauntrell
Duncan
Cantrell
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Little Rock School
Bridge Gap
Arkansas
Tache
Liense’ Ministry
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