Japan Will Continue Contacts With China Amid Kyoto Protests
In Kyoto, Japan signals it will maintain talks with Communist China to ease Beijing from isolation. Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Shiina and U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk opened a three day Japan U S cabinet officers meeting as 2000 demonstrators protested U S policy in Vietnam. Shiina described China as potentially pragmatic despite verbal attacks while Rusk warned of Beijing isolation and hostility toward the United States. Godey's Lady's Book noted as popular in America from 1830 to 1876.
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Subway Fares Rise Five Cents in New York
The New York subway and many bus lines increased from 15 to 20 cents, effective soon after the July 4 holiday. The Transit Authority expects the 20-cent fare to hold for at least a year, marking the first raise in 13 years and catching residents by surprise.
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Walls Collapse At Essex Apartments In Cincinnati
More than 200 residents were evacuated when brick veneer on three outside walls fell from the east wing of the Essex Apartment Building complex. Fire Marshal Albert Schroeder called the incident a near miss with one casualty, Pearl Berman, 65, suffering a heart attack and back injuries. Debris damaged about 15 cars as a 40-foot steel beam gave way, trapping nine vehicles under the rubble.
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Donald Hunter
Pearl Berman
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Ohioan Killed In New Mexico Crash
William Lee Miller aged 19 from Hebron Ohio died in a one car crash 45 miles northwest of Albuquerque New Mexico. He was thrown from the vehicle and crushed beneath the wheels in the Monday incident.
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Negro Man's March At Pool Ends In Failure
Christopher Thorne a Charleston West Virginia man began a weekend march to integrate Rock Lake pool walking about 10 miles along the ticket line He and his family were repeatedly rejected at the ticket window He vows to return each weekend through the summer until he matches the 250 miles of the Mississippi marchers and calls it a miniscule march.
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Holdup Man Gets 512,000 in Dayton Robbery
In Columbus Ohio AP a holdup man robbed two Dayton men in a supper club parking lot late Monday. Victims John Daily auto dealer and Kenneth P Jones Dayton police detective reported cash totaling over 2100 plus a diamond ring and stick pin worth more than 42000. Daily said 2100 cash plus a 14000 diamond ring were taken and insured by Lloyds of London.
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Cinco Boy Injured By Firecracker In Cincinnati Suburb
A 10 year old boy, Fred Staughan, suffered ear injuries and limb lacerations when a cherry bomb thrown from a passing car exploded near him outside a cafe in Miamitown. Suspects Carl Louden, Clyde Storridge, and William Steele, all adults, were arrested in Harrison. Warrants filed charging illegal possession of fireworks and maiming. Hearing set in county court at Miamitown. Child treated at Children's Hospital in fair condition.
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Miamitown
Carl Louden
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William Steele
Harrison
Iris Straughan
Children’s Hospital
Prof Climbs Pike's Peak Three Times
COLORADO SPRINGS AP reports Prof Edwin Padgett aged in his 60s climbed Pikes Peak nine mile route to the summit three times on Sunday. The NC State University English professor now lists 308 ascents since 1919 with 167 since 1961 to prove older age needs more exercise.
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City Pools See Busy First Days of July Heat
Attendance at three municipal pools totaled 11 105 over the first four hot days this July, Ross Kramer reports. Sunset pool drew 1 000 due to rain and a stadium celebration, Yankee Road 310, and Douglas 1 000 plus, with Sunday totals at Sunset 2 400, Yankee Road 7 sin and Douglas 314
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