Train Hits Car. Trenton Man Fatally Struck at Crossing
A southbound passenger train near Middletown struck a car killing Arnold L. Magaw, 37, of Trenton, at Waneta Street crossing. Coroner Dr. Garret Boone ruled chest injuries fatal. Magaw named Butler County’s 70th traffic fatality. The auto reportedly cleared one track before impact. The train had one engine and one coach.
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Trenton
Stantly
Garret Boone
Butler County
Magaw
Trenton Place
Aspro submarine launched by U S Navy at Ingalls Yard
The U S Navy launched the atomic powered submarine Aspro at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula Mississippi. The Sturgeon class vessel is the deepest diving nuclear powered submarine, to reach 400 feet and 20 knots, christened by Mrs. Robert H B Baldwin of New Vernon New Jersey.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp
Robert H.B. Baldwin
New Vernon
N.J
Marines drive North Vietnamese from bunkers near Con Thien
U S Marines attack 135 NVA troops 2.4 miles northeast of Con Thien in a four hour fight that left 26 enemy and 15 Americans dead and 54 wounded. At Bu Dop near Cambodia a U S infantry battalion repelled a large assault as air strikes hit enemy positions and patrols reported continuous clashes through the district.
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Associated Press
John T. Wheeler
Bo Dop
Bo Duc
James F. Cochran III
Tallahassee
Fla
Cuban American Day Observed In Miami On Dec 1
December 1 was proclaimed Cuban American Day as exiles arrive via airlift from Varadero to Miami. Officials say over 50,000 applicants are cleared to migrate, with more than a million Cubans hoping to join the exodus. President Johnson missed ceremonies. local leaders vow ongoing airlift support.
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Johnson
John F. Thomas
Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Henry Taylor
State Department
Stephen Clark
Nixon-Eisenhower engagement heads to 1970 wedding
Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower announced plans to marry after graduating in 1970. The couple, ages 19, celebrated their engagement in New York with both families, and David received his great-grandmother’s diamond ring from Mamie Eisenhower. The pair, students at Smith and Amherst colleges, plan to marry after their degrees. David studies history. Julie majors not yet chosen.
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Mass
Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
David
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Julie
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Smith College
Baldwin House
Amherst
Amherst College
June
Mamie Eisenhower
John S. Doud
Denver
John S. Eisenhower
Phoenixville
Southwest Ohio Forecast Flags Mild Night and Rain Likely
The forecast for Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley calls for a low of 34 to 40 tonight with Saturday mostly cloudy and occasional rain. Yesterday's high reached 35 and the low 30, with a percent of an inch of precipitation logged.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Penny saved becomes temptation to spend
A wry observation contrasts small savings with the lure of large gains, noting that even modest thrift can invite risky choices when big rewards loom.
Democrats Eye Favorite Son Tactics In McCarthy Campaign
Two Democratic senators Hartke of Indiana and McGovern of South Dakota consider running favorite son campaigns to support McCarthy’s anti Vietnam stance. McGovern says he may run in South Dakota on June 4 if needed and will decide after January talks. Kennedy avoids comment on New Hampshire entry.
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Sion
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Robert F. Kennedy
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