Fog Shrouded Europe Sees Eight Ships Collide in Night
A fogbound night off European coasts caused eight ships to collide, including the Ocean Evelyn and Amstelhoek off England's Kent coast. Two Ocean Evelyn crew injured, Bochum and Raila collision left one dead and another harmed. Genoa worst fog in 20 years as Leonardo Da Vinci delayed. Benny sinks after hitting Tyne in the Baltic. Tyne rescues Finns.
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England
Kent
Mediterranean
Genoa
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Straits of
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Benny
Tyne
Crossfield Named Head Engineer for New Spacecraft Lab
Los Angeles AP reports Scott Crossfield, famed X15 test pilot, named head of North American Aviation's new engineering division to test manned space systems. He will oversee flight tests, the Air Force Hound Dog missile program, and the development of future manned spacecraft. Crossfield joined NA in 1955 as a design specialist and test pilot on the X15 project. He first flew the X15 in June 1959 and completed 15 flights before control shifted to NASA. The livestock stat is noted as context.
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Los Angeles
Scott Crossfield
North American Aviation
Air Force
Crossfield
North American
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Boy Admits Fire Set In Church At Russell's Point
Bellefontaine Ohio AP Sheriff Donald M Horn says 18 year old David R Goodman will face arson and unlawful entry charges for burning St Marys of the Woods Church at Russell's Point and vandalism at Major Marine Boat Sale Co and Arrowhead Restaurant the same night. Loss to church about 30000 dollars. boat company damage described as hundreds of dollars. restaurant window shattered and items from church sanctuary taken. Goodman reportedly told the sheriff he set the fire by touching a candle to the altar cloth and offered no reason.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Donald M. Horn
David R. Goodman
Goodman
St. Mary's of the Woods
Russell's Point
Indian Lake
Here
Horn
Marine Boat Sale Co
Arrowhead
Nickerson At Redstone On Business
Col John Nickerson, once a central figure in a Redstone Arsenal court martial, returned to the arsenal on Army business. He was convicted of disobeying orders by handling secret information in letters to congressmen urging missiles. Nickerson said he now coordinates Army ballistic missile agency activities.
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Huntsville
Ala
John Nickerson
Redstone Arsenal
Arsenal
Nickerson
Panama Canal Zone
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Army Rocket and Guided Missile Agency
Middletown in New Encyclopaedia Featured in Britannica
Dean William E. Smith of Miami University Graduate School contributed an article on Middletown for the 1960 Encyclopaedia Britannica. Harris G. Warren, professor and department chair, wrote three entries on Chaco War, Lopez Carlos Antonio, and Lopez Francisco Solano.
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Middletown
William E. Smith
Miami University Graduate School
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Miami
Harris G. Warren
Department of History
Lopez
Carlos Antonio
Francisco Solano
Smith To Unloose Flood Of Bills On Rayburn Now
Washington AP report says House Rules Chair Howard W. Smith plans full committee action on the docket. He vows to act on bills Speaker Rayburn may oppose, including radio TV coverage of committee sessions and broader appropriations changes.
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Rayburn
Washington
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rules Committee
Radio-Tv
Role Call
Canada To Watch Talks Of Kennedy Diefenbaker
Ottawa reports show Canada closely watching next week’s Kennedy Diefenbaker talks. Canadians hope for improved neighborly ties, while time limits push focus to foreign policy issues likely to affect Commonwealth discussions in London. Disarmament and admission of Red China to the UN may be raised.
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Kennedy
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
United States
Washington
Commonwealth
London
China
United Nations
Cincinnati seven board oppose federal aid to education
All seven members of the Cincinnati Board of Education signed a protest rejecting a massive program of federal aid to education. They plan to inform Ohio boards and their congressman that federal control would threaten home rule and liberty, emphasizing local and state control as best for education.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Board of Education
Boards of Education
Ohio
Nixon Still Top Choice Of Delegates
Washington AP poll of 1,331 Republican delegates shows Nixon leading with 436 votes or 55.9 percent if the convention were held next week. Goldwater gains strength with 218 votes or 27.9 percent while Rockefeller trails with 85 votes or 10.9 percent. Others total 41 votes.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Indianapolis News
Associated Press
Nixon
Sen. Goldwater
Gov
Rockefeller
Scout Squadron Planned At Monroe
An organizational meeting for an area Explorers squadron in Monroe will be held Monday at 7 30 p m at the Seven Dolors Church. Boys from 14 to 18 and their fathers are asked to attend or call Bob Kennedy at Lenox 97165 for information.
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Monroe
Seven Dolors
Bob Kennedy
Lenox
Boy Loses Out, Mom Loses Boy in Miami Bicycle Tragedy
An 11 year old boy refused to go to school and rode his bicycle toward the day’s end. Two blocks from home a car struck and killed him as he traveled in Miami. The driver was not identified in the report. The incident underscores dangers faced by children commuting to school.
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Miami
Fla
Robert Posey
Magazine ban lifted at Camp Lejeune campaign issue
Marine Corps lifts ban on Cavalier magazine at Camp LeJeune base after Gen. David M. Shoup orders sale of the March issue despite Maj. Gen. Robert B. LeJeune ban. Retired Brig. Gen. William B. McKean questioned Marine history and the truth of The Marine Hymn. Shoup directs return to newsstands.
Police Pardon Pair In Honolulu Fight Case
In Honolulu, Mortimer Aldridge told police Mitsuzo Tarumoto leaped up and began pummeling him for no reason, leaving Aldridge with a bruised face. Police considered the matter closed and warned Tarumoto and Aldridge to keep the peace going forward.
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Honolulu
Mortimer Aldridge
Mitsuzo Tarumoto
Aldridge
Tarumoto
Two Truckers Win Court Delay in Beating Case
Municipal Court hearings for Leroy Doty and Paul Garland, both charged with assault and battery, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct in the Jan 2 beating of Officer David Barrett, were postponed again at the defense's request. Barrett, back on duty, suffered a hip fracture and facial injuries. Also noted: Stanley Hall faced burglary charges on bond. other driving suspensions and numerous fine payments and traffic-related penalties were imposed. Twenty-six speeding cases were resolved, including 21 armed and five others who forfeited bonds.
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Leroy Doty
la Salle
Mich
Paul Garland
Melvindale
David Barrett
Grand Ave
Barret
Barrett
Country Kitchen
Tytus Ave
Doty
Garland
Lamb
Billy G. Rose
Charles Sr
Albert R. Rettich Jr
Middletown - Eaton Road
Roy €. Patterson
Charles W. Payne
Pershing Ave
Raymond W. Kelly
Shafer St
Walter J. Brown
James H. French
Germantown - Middletown Road
Eugene Hor
Eaton Ave
Jean F. Curry
David J. Armbruster
Robert V. Bates
Beatrice Drive
Georgia E. Davis
18Th Ave
James E. Doughman Jr
Middletown
Samuel E. Welch
Locust St
Alton D. Collins
Moore St
Ben Caudill
Minister To Speak At Adventist Service
The Rev Paul Gregoroff will speak at 9 20 a m worship service at the Seventh day Adventist Church 611 S Main St He will lead nightly meetings at the Hamilton Adventist Church through March 5 under the theme The Joy of Living.
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Paul Gregoroff
Seventh - Day Adventist Church
S. Main St
Gregoroff
Ohio
Hamilton Adventist Church
Massachusetts grows 60 per cent of the cranberry crop
Massachusetts leads cranberry production with about six tenths of the nation’s crop. The state’s growers report strong yields, supported by favorable weather and established bog operations, while other New England regions contribute smaller shares to the total.
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United States
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