June Turnpike Toll Receipts Top One Million
Ohio Turnpike Commission chairman James W. Shocknessy reported June turnstile receipts of 1 190 679 dollars with an estimated monthly total of 1 497 563 including concessions. He said June mainly came from passenger cars while truck receipts should rise in July and August after commercial rates were cut. Saturdays posted 68 149 dollars in cash tolls, the best day ever, with Friday and Saturday also the best two days recorded.
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Mt Etna Erupts Violently Seventy-Eight Times In Recorded History
The Italian volcano Mt Etna in Sicily has erupted with violent force eighty times across the span of written history, marking its long record of explosive activity and frequent emissions.
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Oxford ROTC instructor reassigned to Air University
Lt. John Ketter of Miami University's Air Force ROTC staff has been reassigned to the Air University headquarters in Montgomery Alabama. The transfer follows a request for a more favorable climate.
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Pentagon Spoon Fork Snafu Revealed by Senate Hearing
Senate Preparedness subcommittee chair Lyndon B. Johnson reports 32 procurement cases showing the Defense Department sold 23 million wooden forks and spoons at a fraction of cost while another agency bought the same items at regular price. The panel urges cost consciousness and reform to prevent duplication and waste.
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Two Children Die In Ohio Tragedy At Dayton Gravel Pit
Two youngsters, Bonnie Ann Grace and Dee Morris Scott, died after a car sped through a Columbus intersection colliding with parked autos and a curb. Witnesses say Eugene Brown 34 drove the vehicle. he is detained for second degree manslaughter inquiry.
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Professors Caught Chealing in Formosa Plot
Formosa police say they busted a scheme to sell counterfeit herb medicine exam copies. Twenty two people were charged with selling exam applications and counterfeit qualifying tests on June 17. Among the accused were Su Chin chuan, head of the Chinese Herb Doctors Association, nine other officers, and twelve examiners. One official, Wang Yun-tao, hanged himself after two interrogations.
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