Cincy Accident Takes 2nd Life
In Cincinnati Gregory Owens Carey 17 becomes the second teen killed from a crash involving six teenagers. The car left the road and struck an embankment Saturday injuring three boys and another girl while Connie Woosley 14 died hours later.
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Club talk on hotel food at Civitan meeting
Eric Jordan catering manager at the Manchester Motor Inn will discuss hotel food and beverage operation at tomorrow's noon Civitan Club meeting at the Manchester venue.
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Old man pilot lands safely after near power line crash
Amityville New York AP reports real estate broker William S Read 62 learned to fly five years ago for fun. He took Vincenzo Sesti Jr 34 Huntington for a pleasure flight. Low on approach over power lines Read pancaked the plane but he and Sesti walked away unhurt.
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Giant Balloon To Be Launched From Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral reports an air launch this week of a 13 story Echo balloon folded in a Thor nose. If successful the 20 minute flight would light a dawn show for Florida Georgia and the Bahamas and could lead to Echo II orbit attempts next spring. NASA envisions a future passive satellite network to relay radio and TV signals worldwide.
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New Tools For Space Mechanics
Space mechanics in weightless conditions may use new push button and squeeze tools developed at Marshall Space Flight Center to replace twisting and turning. Tests on a frictionless platform simulate space maintenance tasks as engineers evaluate antitorque tools including a squeeze screwdriver a squeeze pliers wrench and a spunfit trigger operated wrench.
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Cigarette Start Spark Triggers Small Station Fire
A spark from a cigarette caused a minor fire at a service station on Garfield Street near 120 at 10 56 pm last night. The blaze touched a chair in the office of Jerry Adams at 1505 York Avenue. No building damage. firemen estimated a $10 loss to contents.
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Board to Review Studies and Bids at Meeting
The Board of Education meets at 7 30 tonight to review the program of studies for grades nine through twelve and to consider bids for a sewage disposal system at Blue Ball School fire hydrants at Lemon Monroe High and a school station wagon purchase Supt Howard Cromwell said.
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Banned Books Display Sparks City Library Exhibit
Miami University Library opens Censorship at Work and at Play with books banned in some communities. Associate Librarian John W. Weatherford organized the display amid note that many titles were on loan and had long waiting lists. Elisha Otis invented the first elevator with safety devices in 1853.
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Read Declares He Won’t Stop Flying
Read says he has no intention of stopping flying despite questions about safety and a moment of alarm. He emphasizes commitment to his air program and plans to continue flying lessons and missions.
Flying World Still Beckons For Young Read Fan
A playful line asserts a child’s fascination with aviation as a reader marked as eight percent of years old engages with flight dreams. The remark captures a breezy, youthful tone reflective of a local reader note.
Attendant Slain at Ciney Station in Cincinnati
Police probed an apparent robbery slaying of Robert Whitis 29 a gas station attendant found dead at the Ciney Station Sunday night a gaping wound to the side and his money belt missing though the office safe remained undisturbed the FBI held over 100 million fingerprint cards in its files
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