Violence Feared Ahead of Saigon National Day
In Saigon a contingent of Viet Cong pamphlets ignited fears of violence as crowds of up to 20,000 were expected for a mourning 10th anniversary protest marking the Geneva accords. Police warned of booby traps and fuel tanks in cars with sparks. Premier Nguyen Khanh and U S Ambassador Maxwell Taylor planned to attend from a high stand while Americans and Britons were urged to avoid the demonstrations.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Geneva
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Great Britain
Cochairman
Soviet Union
Card
13 Year Old Wounded in Accidental Shooting
In Dayton Kentucky a 13 year old girl was critically wounded when a bullet ricocheted from a boy's knee and struck her in the back. The shooter Slade Fleming 18 was holding a caliber automatic and the incident is described as an accident. The Campbell County juvenile court will investigate.
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Dayton
Jonn Moran
Kenney
Slade
Larry Fleming
Fleming
Moran
Campbell County Juvenile Court
East Side Widow Rape Slaying Suspect Arrested
Police arrested a man for questioning in the rape slaying of 80 year old Elizabeth Zsoka who was found beaten and raped in her East Side apartment. Detectives say a second woman previously accused of rape is awaiting grand jury action while a witness places the suspect at the scene.
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East Side
Isoka
Ohio Fire Chiefs elect new leaders at 60th convention
James Gross, chief of the Champion Volunteer Fire Department, was elected president of the Ohio Fire Chiefs Associations. He succeeds Dan Vogel of Cincinnati. Other officers include Donald Simon of Massillon as vice president and president elect, Paul Bing of Sandusky as vice president, William H. Cheesman of Dayton as secretary treasurer, and Eugene Tuthill of Painesville as assistant secretary treasurer.
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Ohio Firemen
Warren
Ohio
James Gross
Champion Volunteer Fire Department
Ohio Fire Chiefs Associations
Gross
Dan Vogel
Cincinnati
Donald Simon
Massillon
Paul Bing
Sandusky
William H. Cheesman
Dayton
Eugene Tuthill
Painesville
Autopsy Awaited Before Filing Additional Charges
Cincinnati authorities await autopsy results before deciding on further charges against George Grisson 50 and Томmie Williams 43 after Williams died 14 days after being shot in Grisson's apartment during a quarrel Grisson faces a charge of shooting with intent to kill.
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Cincinnati
George Grisson
Tommie Williams
Grisson
Controversial Rocket Firing Goes Astray in Field
In Middleburg New York a two ounce mouse named Gus was launched by Schenectady youths under Paul Roberts aged 15. The rocket intended to reach 6000 feet went off course and crashed in a field after two earlier weather tests succeeded. Authorities and humane societies protested and considered safety before any further launches.
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Middleburg
N.Y
Gus
Schenectady
Paul Roberts
Avia &Ncy
Humane Societies
Ofpote
Humane Society
Citizen Soldier Conflict Impacts Ohio Businesses
The Adjutant General's Department reports employers discriminating against weekend guards, prompting cooperation with chambers of commerce. Ohio National Guard leaders cite protections under federal and state law and push an education drive to secure equal benefits and training leave for reservists.
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Columbus
Ohio
Adjutant General's Department
Chambers of Commerce
Adj
Erwin C. Hostetler
Ohio National Guard
Hostetler
Air
Army Guard
Winston P. Wilson
Frederick P. Wenger
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
BLE Engineers Win Nationwide Pay Increases in Chicago Pact
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers reports a nationwide pay increase agreement retroactive to June 1 and through January 1, 1966, covering about 35,000 engineers. The deal, reached with Missouri Pacific and extended to all railroads in the National Railway Labor Conference, raises basic daily rates by 1.75 and adds 1.50 if the engineer works without a fireman, with variations by service type. Yard engineers currently average 25.21 dollars per day for a five day week.
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Aeveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLE
Chicago
Perry S. Heath
Missouri Pacific Railroad
National Railway Labor Conference
Pilot Strike Hits Italy Grounded Airline and Rail Halt
A pilots strike grounded Alitalia on Saturday and two hour walkouts threatened to disrupt railways as Italy edges toward ending a 25th postwar political crisis. Aldo Moro announced a center left cabinet agreement though he must secure Segni's approval and a Chamber vote, potentially within two weeks.
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Rome
Alitelia
Italy
Aldo Moro
Moro
Antonio Segni
Chamber of Deputies
Pay TV Debuts in Los Angeles Eyed by Viewers
Home pay television launches in a West Los Angeles area with 2500 homes wired. The Chicago Cubs Dodgers game is the big event with two other channels. viewers are billed per view and no commercials. Reactions vary from delight to disinterest as subscribers weigh costs and content.
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Los Angeles
Mead to Build Nation's Tallest Smokestack in Ohio
The Mead Corp plant in Chillfoothe will start a 475 foot smokestack next week, rising about one foot daily using a new continuous pouring method. The $700,000 structure aims to cut dust and fly ash issues for the community.
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Chillfoothe
Italian Priest Dies in Cleveland at 71
Father Sante Gattuso of Rome died Saturday in St. John's Hospital Cleveland at age 71. He served as proctor general of the Order of the Fathers of Our Lady of Mercy and had been previously connected with St Rocco's Catholic Church on the West Side. He fell ill during a visit here three weeks ago.
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Cleveland
Father Sante Gattuso
Rome
Italy
The
Order of the Fathers of Our Lady of Mercy
St. John’s Hospital
Father Gattuso
St Rocco's Catholic Church
West Side
Jamboree Health Precautions At Valley Forge
At the sixth National Jamboree in Valley Forge 52 000 Boy Scouts faced health measures including a 200 bed army hospital with 22 doctors and 22 nurses. Homesickness tops ailments amid sunburn sore throats and heat exhaustion while minor injuries such as gashes and beetle bites occur as 75 000 attend a Friday pageant.
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Valley Forge
Slayer gets indefinite term in store stabbing case
Elbert Colbert twenty was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Otis Hess to an indefinite jail term for first degree manslaughter after pleading guilty in Cincinnati. Prosecutor Harry C. Schoettmer said the victim J. B. Hallums had caused trouble at the store where Colbert worked before May 16 stabbing occurred.
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Cincinnati
Elbert Colbert
Colbert
Common Pleas
Otis Hess
Harry C. Schoettmer
J. B. Hallums
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