Ciney Youths Die In Crash Near Millcreek Expressway
In Cincinnati two teens and a 12 year old girl were killed when their high speed car crashed into an iron pole on the Norwood lateral into the Millcreek Expressway. Four others injured severely include Linda Garrett 2 Eugene Hill 17 driver Pat Shepard 15 and William Paige 18. Larry Hill 19 cited for reckless driving.
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Millcreek Expressway
Linda Garrett
Eugene Hill
Pat Shepard
William Paige
Mary Harmon
Pamela Garrett
Hill
Wator
Larry Hill
Fuigene Hill
Cosmos III launches mark new Soviet space effort
Moscow says Cosmos III, unmanned, carries scientific instruments and multichannel radio telemetry to study radiation belts and meteorites. The probe follows Cosmos I and Cosmos II launched after a pause in Soviet space activity. Ranger 4 heads toward the moon as News warns.
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Soviet Union
America
Moon
Earth
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Cosmos Hl
New York
Ranger 4 Moon Probe Falls Silent On Return Toward Collision
Cape Canaveral NASA reports Ranger 4, a 730 pound moon probe, tumbling in space after telemetry failure. The craft is on a collision course with the moon's hidden backside, expected to crash at about 8 55 a.m. local time, marking a failed attempt to return television and surface data.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
William H. Pickering
Atlas
Agena
Pickering
Plucky chicken thief nabbed twice in one night
Philadelphia police charged Melvin Blount, 34, after he was found inside a chicken store with a large bag at midnight and again two hours later. Officers recovered cut up fryers and arrested him for burglary larceny and resisting arrest.
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Melvin Blount
Anthony Melfi
Blount
Walter Papagua
DeHard White
William Doughton
Donald Smith
Melfi
Xenia Man Killed in Greene County Car Crash
Xenia resident Walter Neville, 58, was killed Monday in a two car collision on Bellbrooke Fairfield Road and Shaker Town Road in Greene County. Police are investigating the crash and identifying the other motorist.
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Xenia, Ohio
Walter Neville
Xenia
Bellbrooke-Fairfield and
Shakerstown Road
Greene County
Trio Survive Mud Cave Peril After Three Day Stint
Three Eagle Scout explorers and a college student were rescued from Lookout Mountain cave near Trenton Georgia after a three day ordeal with no food or water. They clung on a mud ledge by a rope trench carved to keep warm while rescue workers totalled over 150 volunteers. The group from Emory University and Presbyterian College had planned future explorations, their parents relieved at the cave mouth.
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Huddleston
Emory University
Atlanta
Bartee
Presbyterian College
Clinton
S.C
Mason
Nehru Urges US and USSR to Pause Nuclear Tests
Indian Prime Minister Nehru appeals to the United States and the Soviet Union to refrain from atmospheric nuclear testing until the Geneva disarmament talks conclude. He warned a resumption could collapse Geneva prospects and raise the risk of war. A peace march in London linked to Aldermaston protests followed by letters to Kennedy Khrushchev and Macmillan urging restraint. Tokyo orders daily radiation checks on fish from the US test area over fallout fears.
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Soviet Union
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Hyde Park
London
Britain
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Capital
John Collins
St. Paul's Cathedral
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Collins
Khrushchev
Admiralty House
Harold Macmillan
Tokyo
Japan
Limited Details For Pacific Nuclear Tests Revealed
Washington reports few specifics on planned U S nuclear tests in the Pacific and officials say reporters and photographers will be barred from test sites. No official photos will be released. initial information will come from formal AEC announcements.
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U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
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Middletown Forecast Promises Sunshine and Warmer Temps
The weather page projects pleasant conditions for the next 24 hours with abundant sunshine and rising temperatures. A high near 74 degrees is expected Wednesday, with fair skies and a slight warmth tonight and a low around 47. Overnight readings show a low near 34, following yesterday's high of 6 at 4 pm and overnight low of 34 at 6 am.
Cuba’s Claim as World’s Largest Country Debated
A humorous claim surfaces claiming Cuba is the biggest country in the world with Havana as its capital and a government in Russia while most of its people reside in the United States.
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Havana
Russia
United States
Presidential elections slated for Argentina amid coup pressure
Buenos Aires AP reports President Jose Maria Guido will call for new presidential elections after withdrawing a bid to stay in office to 1964. Navy pressure, including a marine unit in the capital, pressures Guido to bar Peronists from politics as provincial assemblies face federal takeover threats across Argentina.
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Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Congress
Navy
Chamber of Deputies
Tragedy as Wife Kills Three Kids Then Shoots Self
In Delaware Ohio a mother Janice Cox 37 and her four children are dead after a violent incident found when husband Wallace D Cox a railroad engineer returned from a run. Authorities believe Mrs Cox killed Teresa 8 Elizabeth 5 and the 10-year-old son before taking her life. Autopsies ordered. neighbors recall a depressed, treatment-seeking woman. The home near Hoover Dam north of Columbus was neat and the family had moved from Columbus about two years ago.
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Delaware, Ohio
Wallace D Cox
Cox
Janice
Elizabeth
Harley Wornstaff
Hoover Dam
Columbus
Sandusky
Denny
Wernstaff
City
Nuclear test ban urged by Hebrew Authors Congress
TEL AVIV Israel AP an international ban on nuclear tests was demanded in a resolution adopted by the 20th Hebrew Authors Congress which ended Monday night.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Hebrew Authors’ Congress
Fallout expected from 1961 Soviet tests to double
Dr Willard F Libby, a top fallout expert, says the radioactive debris from the 1961 Soviet atomic tests will be about twice as plentiful this spring and summer as after the 1958 autumn tests. He notes the 1961 tests yielded 25 megatons fission out of about 120 megatons total, the pivotal figure for fallout estimates.
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Soviet Union
Willard F. Libby
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Russia
Libby
Schedule Readied For U S Blasts
Washington AP reports the first tests in a new US nuclear series will use research devices to study electromagnetic and other defense related effects. The two to three month Pacific sequence will include full weapon tests, with high altitude shots and missiles propelling some devices Skyward to measure fireballs and radiation.
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Pacific
U.S. Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Arsenal
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Christmas
Johnston Islands
Analysts Blough Differ On Big Steel Earnings
United States Steel Corp faces questions over first quarter profits after President Kennedy clashed over a price rise. Chairman Roger M. Blough called results "far from satisfactory" without giving dollar figures. Analysts expect about $1 a share, aided by strong production, while stock slid to a four year low amid market selloff and dividend uncertainty.
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United States Steel Corp
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Roger M. Blough
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