Middletown Man Injured In Interstate 75 Crash
A Middletown man Edgar Elkins Jr. twenty four and Gregory Hartman eighteen of Cincinnati were hurt when Elkins rear ended Hartman on Interstate 75 south of Tylersville Road at about 10 15 a m. They were treated at Bethesda North Hospital and released.
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Tylersville Road
Cincinnati
Edgar Elkins Jr
Grand Ave
Gregory Hartman
Bethesda North Hospital
Elkins
Hartman
Warrrington hit by two undersea explosions in Tonkin Gulf
The U S destroyer Warrington suffered heavy shock damage and minor injuries among crew after two underwater blasts in the Tonkin Gulf while intercepting cargo from Chinese freighters. The ship towed to Subic Bay after initial damage control, with no confirmed enemy fire. U S planes conducted over 310 strikes in North Vietnam as Hanoi claimed several pilots shot down.
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City Parks Summer Showcase At Downtown Festival
City parks summer program participants display crafts at the downtown festival. Mike Bonham says works will be shown Friday. District finals at Goldman Park Thursday follow district tournament wins at three parks. Various Thursday events include carnivals, feasts, races, water plays, and contests across multiple parks.
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Jewell
Lincoln — Weiner
Mayfield
Sinatra to testify before crime panel under ban on cameras
Frank Sinatra plans to appear before the House Select Crime Committee on alleged mob ties to Berkshire Downs, but demands no cameras or microphones. Chairman Claude Pepper says investigators will ask about alleged La Cosa Nostra money linked to Sinatra’s track role and possible fronting for notable gangsters.
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House Select Crime Committee
New England
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Dfla
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la Cosa Nostra
Berkshire Downs
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Ing
Patriarca
Sinatra Exits Schedule, Watches Race Amid House Hearing
The article reports Frank Sinatra missing a House committee appearance on June 8 and flying to London to see a horse race. It notes Sinatra’s role as vice president and director of Berkshire Downs near Springfield, Massachusetts in 1963. Pepper asserts evidence that imprisoned mob boss Raymond Patriarca and underboss Gennaro Angiulc hid money at the now defunct racetrack that year. Joseph Barboza is named in connection with the case.
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Springfield
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la Cosa Nostra
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Gennaro Angiulc
Ractrack
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the Baron
AP Seeks News Links With Peking
The Associated Press and Xinhua discuss a news and photo exchange in Beijing. Wes Gallagher heads to Peking as talks follow months of in New York negotiations, aiming to reestablish a regular channel after 22 years.
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Associated Press
Hsinhua
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