$301,000 Stolen in Armored Car Robbery in Youngstown
Authorities investigate an armored truck hijacking in Youngstown Ohio as two guards were inside a department store. The truck was abandoned within 30 minutes about 12 miles away in Boardman with $32,000 left inside. FBI and Mahoning County search for inside involvement potential.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Boardman
Haw
Boardman Plaza
US 224
Here
P-1
Hawkins
Almart’s
Mill Creek Park
FBI
Mahoning County
Three Hurt In Illinois Panama Limited Derailment
Eight cars of the Illinois Central Panama Limited Magnolia Star derailed south of Carbondale injuring three people, one seriously. About 150 Chicago passengers resumed to New Orleans within three hours. IC president William B. Johnson and VP GM O H Zimmerman were uninjured. flagman Orvis Crain injured seriously. Cause unavailable. five sleeping cars, two diners and one lounge car left the rails five miles south of Carbondale.
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Carbondale, Ill
Illinois Central Railroad
Carbondale
Chicago
New Oreleans
William B. Johnson
Illinois Central
0. H. Zimmerman
Orvis Crain
Centralia
Doctors Hospital
Laos Tensions Rise As North Vietnamese Forces Active
U S military and diplomatic sources report increased North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao activity in Laos without a full invasion. Attacks focus on Nam Bac near Luang Prabang and Phalane near Savannaket, with government forces still in control in both areas. The United States watches closely as Thai border pressure and Cambodian sanctuaries are linked to Laos events.
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Pathet Lao
Laos
Nam Bac
Luang Prabang
Phalane
Savannaket
Vientiane
Washington
Pentagon
U.S. State Department
Saigon
Bangkok
Vna
Kingdom
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
McCloskey
Thailand
Cambodia
Prephas Charusathien
Hanoi
Vietnam
Sam Neua
Two-Armed Lady Tops Harold's Five Dollar Slot
Anne Clarke of Vancouver Canada walked into Harold's club in Reno Nevada and turned a $20 stake into 13750 with Harold's five dollar slot machines. She claims a long run of success since 1963 and keeps funds in a Reno money bank.
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Reno
Nev
Anne Clarke
Harold
Clarke
Harold's Club
U.S.-Built Hospitals To Aid Viet War Victims
In Saigon three U S hospitals totaling 800 beds will be staffed by American medical teams to treat civilian war casualties. A 300 bed Tuy Hoa facility opens soon, Chu Lai adds 200 beds by January, and a Can Tho complex of 500 beds for soldiers and 300 for civilians opens in spring. Officials cite rising civilian tolls and space availability at U S facilities.
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Saigon
United States
U.S
Tuy Hoa
Chu Lai
Can Tho
Mekong Delta
Delta
One Killed and Fifteen Hurt in Munitions Plant Fires
Two fires hit munitions facilities with one fatality and multiple injuries. In Hanover Massachusetts a shell assembly building burned briefly, killing Carolyn Joyce Miller and badly burning Cirilo Almanza. the larger plant makes explosive compounds for weapons used in Vietnam. In Goodyear Arizona a separate fire at a Phoenix suburb site injured 15 others. Ralph Garrett cited human error in the Hanover blast.
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Goodyear
An Hanover
Mass
Vietnam
Phoenix
Unidynamics, Inc
Carolyn Joyce Miller
Cirilo Almanza
Universal Match Corp
Hanover
Ralph Garrett
Massachusetts
Cold Southwest Ohio Forecast With Snow Chance
The Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley area will see cloudy skies and cooler conditions with a low near 12 tonight. Friday brings variable clouds and continued cold, following yesterday's high of 22 and low of 19, with almost an inch of snow reported last night and today.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Wallace To Make Decision On Ohio Ballot Path
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace or a representative will be in Columbus January 5 to 10 to choose among three options for getting on the Ohio ballot next year as a presidential candidate. Options include pursuing delegates and 11,600 signatures for both major primaries, or challenging Ohio law requiring 433,100 signatures to enter as a third party and seek American Independent Party delegates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Army Probes Possible Home Made Earthquakes
Denver scientists and Army engineers investigate a deep Rocky Mountain Arsenal well to see if waste fluids disposed there are linked to a five year sequence of Denver area earthquakes. Geologist Evans argues fluids lubricate rocks causing quakes. others remain skeptical.
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Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Denver
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
David M. Evans
Arsenal
Colorado
Evans
Potential Gas Agency
The
Mineral Resources Institute
Colorado School of Mines
Arsenal Pres
Order of
Army Engineers
Evang
U.S. Geological Survey
Maurice Major
Colorado Miney Geophysical Department
Major
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