Unarmed Deputy Facilitates Surrender of Fugitives in Farmhouse
In Chillicothe Ohio an unarmed deputy sheriff Carl Reisinger entered a Madison County farmhouse and persuaded Wayne Downing and Gary Massie to surrender after they had seized two hostages. The pair and accomplices later fled in a car before being captured and jailed on multiple charges including escape, auto theft, kidnaping and armed robbery.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Carl Reisinger
Russ
Wayne A. Downing
Mount Sterling
Gary R. Massie
New Holland
Madison County
London
James G. Patterson Jr
Downing
Massie
Gerald A. Baynes
Madison County Common Pleas Court
William
Tidham
Stidham
Herbert Markley
James Hockenbery
John Sherman
Plattsburg
Clark County
Robert C. Elliott
South Charleston
Rt. 1
Redistricting Looms as a Big Ohio Problem
In Columbus, Ohio, a looming redistricting issue for the 1964 Ohio legislature follows a Supreme Court ruling that districts must be of substantially equal population. Speaker Roger Cloud predicts several redistricting bills and maps, with past drafts in 1961, while others consider court action or a potential special session. Andrew Jackson is noted as the first U.S. president to ride a train.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hugh A. Sherer
William Saxbe
U. S. Supreme Court
Buckeye
Roger Cloud
Logan
U.S
Rockefeller Seeks Peace With Lodge In NH Primary
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller contacted Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge to ease potential ill will, aiming to blunt Lodge’s effect on New Hampshire voters in the March 10 GOP primary. Rockefeller, campaigning in cold New Hampshire, sought Lodge’s possible stance on Republican politics and pledged to await Lodge’s own statement.
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Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Papermen Aim for Record Year at Paper Week
In New York the paper industry opens its 87th annual meeting with predictions of a 405 million ton output this year. U.S. producers last year shipped about 9 million tons, while per person consumption neared 455 pounds as delegates from the United States Canada and abroad discuss water pollution and the European Common Market.
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New York
United States
Canada
U.S
Europe
McLendon Calls for Dropping Charges in Dallas Shooting
Gordon McLendon, a Dallas radio executive and U S Senate candidate, urged dropping attempted murder charges against Mary Elizabeth Stone after she fired at a man she believed to be McLendon in Dallas Love Field. Stone claimed she intended to kill him because he is a communist and involved with Cosa Nostra.
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Laredo
Tex
Gordon McLendon
Dallas
U.S. Senate
McLendon
Elk Impact in Fiordland Damages Flora and Increases Erosion
In New Zealand elk introduced from North America over six decades ago, feed on birds and plants in Fiordland’s uninhabited mountains and forests. By trampling ground cover and destroying saplings, the deer contribute to floods and erosion.
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New Zealand
North America
Fiordland
Ellender Sees Cloture Possible in Civil Rights Battle
Southern Democrat Sen. Allen Ellender of Louisiana says the Senate may invoke cloture on a motion to take up the civil rights bill. He warns a prolonged talkfest could follow even if cloture passes, as filibusters loom with GOP opposition and a House-passed measure awaiting floor action.
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Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Senate
Ellender
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Impressive 2800 Sq Ft Home With Private Yard and Slate Hall
The residence features a rear private yard and patio accessed from Follmer's Court. A massive slate covered entrance hall opens to a formal living and dining area, a family room and kitchen, or the bedroom wing. The property spans 2800 square feet on the main level with a full basement.
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Follmer's Court
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Leland R. St. John
St. John
Paul Strong
Harmony
Harold Schiller
Greenfield
Ross County
Strong
Schiller
Denmark Groover
Georgia
Groover
Andrew Jackson
Robert T. Gray
By Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Dixie
Dirksen
Schirm Drive
Follmer’s Court
Miami Valley
Alma G. Nelson
Stevens Ave
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Ieee Ward
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Dorothy Perkins
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