Seven hurt in six Hocking County weekend accidents
Seven persons were injured in six traffic crashes investigated in Hocking County over the weekend. At 9 40 am Sunday a two car crash on Rt 33 .7 mile south of the Hocking Fairfield line involved Jerry L Embroz 21 Marysville striking the rear of Harold R Rodgers 49 Columbus as Rodgers slowed to avoid a dog.
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Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 33
Hocking Fairfield Line
Jerry L. Embroz
Marysville
Harold R. Rodgers
Columbus
Rodgers
Embroz
Kenneth Clafflin
Mildred C. Rodgers
Marjorie A. Wilson
Lancaster - Fairfield Hospital
Rt. 664
Olive Helber
1274
Third St
Hocking Valley Hospital
E. Main St
Wilma H. Geiger
Gore Rt. 1
Walnut St
Charles E. Gail
Logan Rt
Jack Moorehead
Sheriff's Department
Sandra A. Clapp
Celina
Clapper Run Rd
Rt. 180
Hocking Drive-In
Roger D. Smith
Gore
Melvin L. Morris
Rockbridge
Morris
Marjorie Strawn
Logan Rt. 4
Sandy Strawn
Khrushchev backs Arab claims over Jordan water plan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev voiced support for Arab views during a session of the United Arab Republic's National Assembly. He urged Israel to honor U.N. Palestine resolutions and warned against diverting Jordan River waters to irrigate the Negev. He also condemned British bases in Cyprus and Aden and defended arms shipments as support for national liberation.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Jordan
Israel
United Arab Republic
National Assembly
U.N
Palestine
Negev
Cyprus
Aden
Soviet Union
Air Force Unveils New XB70A Bomber in Palm Desert
The Air Force unveils its largest bomber, the XB70A, in Palm Desert. The craft, 185 feet long with a wedge tail, cannot yet perform intercontinental bombing due to limited fuel capacity and no bombardier seat. Project director Brig. Gen. Ascani notes fuel-tank sealing challenges remain and two planes cost $1.3 billion to date.
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Palmdale
Calif
Air Force
Fred J. Ascani
Ascani
Plot to Kill McNamara Stuns Saigon Route
South Vietnamese authorities say three men plotted to explode a bridge on the McNamara motorcade route from Saigon airport to the capital. Police recovered explosives and wire, with two Viet Cong suspects among the group, as Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor arrived to join in war talks.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nguyen van Troi
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Washington
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Defense
Dean Rusk
Hague
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Flier Joan Merriam Scrubs World Flight In Engine Trouble
Honolulu AP report says flier Joan Merriam flew about 200 miles toward Oakland on the final leg of her solo around the world flight before being forced to reverse course Sunday night due to a rough running engine.
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Honolulu
Joan Merriam
Oakland
Calif
Civil rights bill faces new strategy amid Senate debate
In Washington the civil rights bill enters a new phase as supporters plan a compromise package outside the Senate chamber and seek a two thirds majority. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen push to make the measure the dominant Senate business by March 26 amid extensive amendments and extended sessions.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hoffa Jury Empaneled for 20 Million Fraud Case
A jury of eight men and four women, with two alternates, was empaneled in Chicago to hear the 20 million fraud and conspiracy trial of James R. Hoffa and seven codefendants. The panel, drawn from 561 veniremen, will hear 28 counts accusing conspiratorial loans from the Teamsters pension fund and $1 million siphoned for personal use.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S. District Court
Richard B. Austin
Hoffa
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Austin
U.S
Veniremen
FBI
Trade strike halts major Columbus projects citywide
In downtown Columbus a five union construction strike stops work on many blocks while steelwork continues on two large office builds near East Broad Street. Contracts with the Building Trades Employers Association expired May 1 and talks with Mayor Locher proceed after a noon meeting in City Hall.
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Columbus
Ohio
Building Trades Employers Association
East Broad Street
Statehouse
Statehouse Yard
Cleveland
Ralph S. Locher
Wallace Campaign Doors Open After Negro Protests
In Cambridge Maryland Governor George Wallace defies a racial clash as he campaigns amid a Sunday night protest. A brick shattered a Negro high school principal's window while National Guard plans to expand to 100 men accompany security for his speech at the Dorchester Business and Citizens Association.
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Cambridge
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Dorchester
Edith Jolley
Negro High School
National Guard
Bernard Feingold
Gloria Richardson
Wallace
Transport Falls In Rain Squall
A U S military jet transport crashed and burned at Clark Air Base near Manila during a rain squall. The Air Force reported 73 of 83 aboard were killed, with 12 survivors in serious condition. The four-jet C135 was en route from Travis AFB via Hickam Field to the Philippines when it failed to reach the runway. Clark Field serves American forces in Southeast Asia. Two Philippine jets earlier crashed at Basa base with one pilot killed and the other safe.
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Manila
U.S
Clark Air Force Base
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Viet Nam
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Japan
U.S. 5Th Air Force
Clark Field
Army
Navy
Clark
Southeast Asia
13Th Air Force
South Viet Nam
44Th Air Transport Squadron
Philippines
Hickam
Philippine Air Force
Basa
Luzon Island
Arias Leading in Panama Poll in Early Returns
Former president Arnulfo Arias held a slight early lead in fragmentary Panama election returns. With tedious ballot counting, results may not decide a winner until Wednesday. Arias, 63, American educated surgeon, led Robles, 58, the government coalition candidate, in Panama City precincts.
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Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Panama City
Government Coalition
Marco A. Robles
Oregon Primary Draws Interest
Oregon Republicans head to the primary with Goldwater Lodge Rockefeller Nixon Scranton Smith and Rhodes as contenders. Uncommitted votes and write ins influence the winner as delegates and Senate governor ballots also unfold. Weather maps show low pressure moving from Oklahoma toward Kentucky, bringing showers tonight and Tuesday.
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Washington
Oregon
Donneybrook
West Coast
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Nebraska
New York
West Virginia
San Francisco
Associated Press
Goldwater
Lodge
Rockefeller
Nixon
Gov
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sen. Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
U.S
South Viet Nam
Senate
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Plains
Ohio Weather Summary Signals Mild Week Ahead
The official Weather Bureau report shows fair skies across Ohio with temperatures in the high 30s overnight. Scattered showers expected tonight with a milder Tuesday forecast for the Hocking Valley. Sunday's high reached 77 with a 40 degree low. by 11 am today it was 76.
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Ohio
Hocking Valley
Marietta to Honor Samuel Dicken at June Commencement
Samuel N. Dicken head of geography at the University of Oregon will receive an honorary doctor of science degree at Marietta College commencement on June 1.
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Marietta, Ohio
Samuel N. Dicken
University of Oregon
Marietta College
ESP research urged for future spacemen communication
Space psychologist Everett F. Dagle told the Aerospace Medical Association that ESP or other mental processes should be studied as a possible means for astronauts to communicate during long-distance spaceflight. He warned the work may yield nothing but stressed a scientific and moral duty despite opposition.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Earth
Everett F. Dagle
Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories
Aerospace Medical Association
Dogle
United States
Soviet Union
Mother Earth
Dagle
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Khrush
Hoffa Jury
SE Asia
Concord
Civil Aeronautics Board
Arias
Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Marietta
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