Put-In-Bay Prepares for Regatta Crowd and Riots
Put-In-Bay Ohio mayor orders accommodations for weekend regatta visitors amid expected crowd of about 3000 college students. Sleeping in parks or on beaches is forbidden, with officials wary of past near riots. Authorities deny Hell's Angels presence. access would be barred if they arrive.
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Put-In-Bay
Ohio
James Poulos
Lake Erie Island
Poulos
Geneva
On-The- Lake
Geneva-On-The-Lake
Wilson W. Finley
Hell's Angels
California
Put- In
Plane crash in Lakewood wounds and kills near homes
A Beechcraft C47 crashed into a field near a Lakewood housing development. Nine bodies were counted, with debris striking fences and a living room window. Power lines failed, and the area was sealed to residents as firefighters worked amid a grass fire.
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Lakewood
Calif
Erwin Moller
Lakewood Sheriff's Station
Los Angeles
Moller
James C. Thomas Hl
Pasadena
Viet Cong Hit Delta Outposts
In the Mekong Delta south of Saigon government outposts faced a steady barrage of 60mm and 81mm mortar fire with light casualties reported. Separately troops uncovered a Viet Cong medical facility near Tan Hiep, plus an ammunition factory and supply depot, with 25 enemy bodies found and five tons of medicine equipment seized.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
U.S
Tan Hiep
Soviet Union trains pilots for MIG21 for Hanoi
Sources say the Soviet Union trained North Vietnamese pilots to fly the MIG21 and handle missiles. It remains unclear if the jets have reached Hanoi, but the training indicates possible delivery under an April agreement routed via China.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
Peking
North
Viet Nam
Miller Orders Chiefs by Rank for Capitol Rotunda Parade
The Joint Chiefs of Staff took marching orders from William Miller, the House doorkeeper, as President Johnson signed the voting rights bill. Miller directed the military and Cabinet to line up by twos and proceed to the rotunda for the ceremony.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
William M
Fishbait
Vacuum Versus Phone for Dirt Pickup Sparks Chuckle
A lighthearted note compares a vacuum cleaner unfavorably to a telephone in cleaning efficiency. The remark humorously elevates the phone to an unlikely role in tidying, prompting smiles.
Nancy Carroll dies at 60 long-time star of screen stage
Nancy Carroll, 60, a red-haired actress of the 1930s, was found dead in her midtown Manhattan apartment Friday night. Her daughter Patricia Bevan discovered the body with a policeman after Carroll missed a scheduled performance. Her career spanned stage film and television, with notable roles in Abie's Irish Rose and Never Too Late on stage, and 25 films between 1928 and 1934.
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New York
Nancy Carroll
Midtown Manhattan
Miss Carroll
Patricia Bevan
Bert Lahr
Tappan Zee Playhouse
Tappan
N.Y
Blondes In Prineville Face Green Hair Dilemma
Dozens of blondes in Prineville Oregon complain their hair turns green after a pool disinfectant. City officials say a chemical caused the discoloration and another chemical will restore the blonde shade within a week to ten days.
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Prineville
Ore
Oregon
Everett Sloane Dies by Suicide at 55 in Brentwood
Hollywood actor Everett Sloane aged 55 is found dead at his Brentwood home after an apparent overdose. Police report he left notes for his wife Lillian and his business manager and had recently expressed suicidal thoughts. Sloane, a veteran character actor, had worked with Orson Welles on Citizen Kane and appeared on Studio One and Honey West.
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Hollywood
Everett Sloane
Sloane
Lillian
Brentwood
New York Native Slo Draws Path From Penn To Stage
Born in New York, Slo studied at the University of Pennsylvania and worked on Wall Street. He later joined Orson Welles Mercury Theater in the 1930s and appeared on radio programs including Crime Doctor and The Goldbergs before moving to Holly.
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New York
Slo
University of Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Orson Welles
Mercury Theater
Holly
Critics Rage Across States Over Viet Nam Policy
Hundreds protest in Washington California and Indiana against Johnsons Viet Nam policy. In Washington about 600 people rallied four hours near the White House to open a four day assembly of unrepresented people, with a White House gate sit-in. In Emeryville California about 300 pickets tried to block a troop train. In Bloomington Indiana more than 100 Indiana University students and some professors marched downtown with antiwar signs.
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Washington
California
Indiana
Johnson
White House
Emeryville
Calif
Oakland
Calif. Army Terminal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana Univrsity
Deer Scouts Enemy Camp Near Alpena Store Incident
A 150 pound deer wandered into the Montgomery Ward sports department in Alpena Michigan to look at guns. Conservation officer two policemen and two employees subdued the animal then drove it five miles into the woods and released it.
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Alpena, Mich
Alpena Department
Montgomery Ward Co
Tinker on Course Across Atlantic Aboard 13 Foot Boat
Falmouth harbor reports sighting of a lone American sailor on the 13 foot Tinkerbelle about 280 nautical miles west of England. Robert Manry, 48, Cleveland Plain Dealer reporter, aims to reach Falmouth England from Falmouth Massachusetts after departing June 1. Estimations show he covered about 45 miles daily since July 28, with a possible arrival around Friday the 13th.
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Falmouth
England
Falmouth Harbor
Robert Manry
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lake Erie
Mass
Manly
Wisconsin congressman's son charged in Mississippi manslaughter
In West Point Mississippi District Attorney Harvey Buck charged Mike Reuss son of Wisconsin Rep Henry Reuss with manslaughter after state trooper B Cowart collapsed and died while attempting to frisk him during arrests of civil rights demonstrators. Reuss says he did not shove the officer.
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West Point
Miss
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Dist. Atty
Harvey Buck
B. Cowart
Mike Reuss
Cowart
Reuss
Rep
Henry S. Reuss
D- Wis
Buck
Middletown Weather Sees Similar Day Tomorrow
Residents in the Middletown area can expect temperatures around the percent mark, scattered thundershowers and high humidity again tomorrow. Tonight's low is projected at a muggy 70 as the Weather Bureau in the US forecasts conditions.
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Middletown
Weather Bureau
Boy 5 Dies in Cincinnati Fire
Five year old Jeffrey Miller perished in a Cincinnati house fire on Friday. Firefighters confronted heat and smoke while attempting to reach him, and six firefighters were overcome by the blaze.
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Boy
Cincinnati
Jeffrey Miller
Miller
UT Student Charged With Murder In Texas Slayings
A 22 year old University of Texas student, James C. Cross Jr., was charged with the murder of two 21 year old sorority sisters Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark. The bodies were found in a weed-filled lot near Austin after a missing persons search. Cross reportedly signed a statement and was jailed without bond. The case goes to a grand jury with a likelihood of the death penalty.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
James C. Cross Jr
Fort Worth
Susan Rigsby
Shirley Ann Stark
Dallas
Cross
Chi Omega
Homer Garrison
Travis County
Dist
Tom Blackwell
Austin
Miss Rigsby
Stark
Garrison
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Buddy Rogers
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Sirio
Lloyds of London
Young Reuss
Stanford University
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Miss Stark
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Richard H. Adlock
Charlie Turner
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