Beatles Arrive in New York to 3000 Fans at Kennedy Airport
The Beatles landed at Kennedy Airport at 2:55 am after arriving from Cincinnati to a sea of screaming fans. Police cordoned the group to an observation deck while limousines picked them up within two minutes. In Cincinnati, about 14,000 filled the Gardens to hear the band with many fainting from the excitement.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Cincinnati
Forest Hills Stadium
Queens
Cincinnati Gardens
Sports Aerna
George
Harrison
Greater Cincinnati
Jolene Hoffrage
Covington
Lunken Municipal
30 Draw Fines For Speeding
Middletown Municipal Court fined 35 speeding violators $545 and 18 forfeited $470 in bonds. Eight more were arrested by Middletown police after Ohio State Patrol radar checks on the Cincinnati Dayton Road. Other actions included careless driving fines, noise ordinance violations, and various fines for unsafe backing, failure to yield, and passing infractions.
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Middletown
J. T. Lamb
Ohio State Patrol
Cincinnati
Dayton
Sammie Robbins
Miamisburg
Ronald Barrett
Franklin St
Kenneth Baker
N. Main St
Harold Taylor
Vernon Perry
Mohawk St
Gary Hartshorn
Eldora
Ohio
Kenneth Barker
Baltimore St
William Yates
N. River St
Franklin
Dennis Williams
Gorsuch
Bev Noble
Franklin -Madison Road
Eddie Isabell
Lewis Street
Kenneth Taulbee
Roosevelt Ave
Edward Waddles
Vail Ave
Janice Krizan
N. Grimes St
Harry Richardson
Fiesta Way
Jasper Adams
Hamilton
William C. Apple Jr
Poinciana Road
Morris Montgomery
Franklin - Trenton Road
James Crank
New Lebanon
Stephen Bach
Woodlawn Ave
Jesse D. Cecil
Omaha St
James Ponder
Beverly Lane
Robbie Collins
Excello
Ray Combs
van Ave
Thomas Suttles
Yankee Road
William Vanfossan
Fred Seale
West Carrollton
Keith Coning
Eaton
Tom Helline
Canton
William Sebastian
Amity Lane
Humphrey Pushes New Farm Reform Vision in Campaign
Sen. Hubert Humphrey urges a bipartisan blue ribbon commission to reevaluate U S farm policy. He favors limited government role and expanded countercyclical payments to support farmers while expanding farm product use for aid at home and abroad.
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Humphrey
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
National Grange
Vandalism damages car in Butler County incident
Alberta Guido reports damage to a 1963 convertible after someone slashed the top Tuesday night. Estimated $100 in damages reported to Butler County sheriff's deputies. Address listed as 2225 Lamber ton St.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Alberta Guido
Lamberton St
Prize Winning Paper Bombed In Mississippi
Police and FBI probe bombing of the Northside Reporter offices in Jackson Mississippi. No injuries reported. Hazel Brannon Smith Pulitzer winner edits the weekly in Lexington and faced segregationist criticism. She was in Atlantic City serving as NBC convention commentator.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
FBI
Hazel Brannon Smith
Northside
Wives Take Over Picket Jobs For Ohio Farmers
In Celina St Marys Fort Recovery St Henry and Chattanooga Ohio wives of National Farmers Organization members picket five Mercer and Auglaize county stockyards replacing their husbands barred by a court order. A restraining order bars NFO members from trespassing or interfering with business. The action aims to force guaranteed cattle prices from processors while NFC members monitor market receipts heading for a weekend decline.
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Celina
Ohio
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Mercer
Auglaize County
Kleinhenz
St. Marys
Fort Re
Paul Dull
Earier ‘Park
NFC
Sundowners Horse Show Set Saturday
The Sundowners Riding Club of West Middletown hosts its annual fall show Saturday at 6 p.m. on the Robert Laird farm, Elk Creek Road. Twenty three classes include pony, Kentucky walking horse, Arabian, novelty costume, equitation for all ages, and quarter horse events with Robert Davis of Paris, Kentucky as judge. Ring masters are Oscar Taylor and Albert Lanson. Show committee members include Howard Phillips Alonzo Keith and Wilson Kiracase. Mrs Minnie Keith and Mrs Natalie Keith handle the concession. The event will proceed rain or shine.
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Sundowners Riding Club of
West Middletown
Robert Laird
Elk Creek Road
Robert Davis
Paris
Harry Garrett
Oscar Taylor
Albert Lanson
Howard Phillips
Alonzo Keith
Wilson Kiracase
Minnie Keith
Natalie Keith
Phillips
Ohio Airman Killed in Urbana Traffic Crash
Airman Bryan E. Williams, 22, stationed at Chanute Air Force Base in Rantoul Illinois, died after a car he rode in collided with a truck on US 45 near Urbana Ohio. Illinois state police reported the fatal traffic accident occurred Thursday night.
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Urbana
Defiance
Ohio
L c
Bryan E. Williams
Chanute Air Fore Base
Rantoul
Ill
Illinois
Williams
US. 45
Ohio Fire Kills Tot and Babysitter
A 10-month-old boy named Bill Burton and his 19 year-old aunt Judith Wallace died in a late night house fire at the Joseph Burton home in Alliance Ohio. Fire Chief Karl Held said the blaze started in the kitchen likely from defective wiring. Damage was estimated at 10000 dollars to the Burton home and 2500 dollars to the adjacent house where smoke spread.
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Karl Held
Burton
Firemen Aid Three Persons in Middletown Incidents
Middletown firemen answered calls at the City Building yesterday afternoon for Leroy Johnson, 36, of 701 16th Ave who passed out but regained consciousness on arrival. They also responded to 20 S Verity Parkway where Mrs. Charles Lane, 307 N Broad St, became ill. Sabrina Thomas, two months old, had convulsions at 1500 Plum St and was taken to Middletown Hospital by private car. Vanadium noted as a hard, rare, expensive metal.
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Middletown
Leroy Johnson
16Th Ave
Verity Parkway
Charles Lane
N. Broad St
Sabrina Thomas
Plum St
Middletown Hospital
Fire in Carlisle Coal Bin Likely Spontaneous Combustion
Franklin firemen responded to a blaze in the coal bin at 707 Central Carlisle the incident occurred at 1 25 p m yesterday. They contained the fire with only wood and coal burned and no damage reported. Fire Chief Richard Berger cited spontaneous combustion as the probable cause.
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Franklin
Glen Thacker
Central
Carlisle
Richard Berger
Berger
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