Vessel Commandeered By Reds, Captain Says
Captain Arthur Fertig of the US freighter Sister Katingo says Soviet sailors in international waters boarded his ship, searched the crew, fired warning volleys, and kept them confined for five hours while demanding higher unloading pay. He alleges grain bound for Cuba was loaded onto a Soviet ship.
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U.ar
Soviet Union
Arthur H. Fertig
Katingo
Fertig
Steve
Dores
Wading River
N.Y
Daniel Jamieson
Cuba
Jamieson
Washington
United Stat
Survivors recount drownings in Pleasant Bay outing
Two survivors tell how a Cranston youth and a Lorain Ohio girl drowned when their eight foot pram swamped near Pleasant Bay after a late night rowing trip from Holway Street Beach. Carl Reetz and Polly Blakney escaped after swimming nearly a half mile to Nauset Beach. The dead were John Lombardo, 19, and Cheryl Horne, 21.
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Cranston
Lorain Ohio
Pleasant Bay
John Lombardo
Cheryl Horne
Carl R. Reetz
Shrewsbury
Polly Blakney
Fibridge
N. Y
Rebels Rule Albertville With Force
Rebel forces seize Albertville in North Katanga Province and impose control with witchcraft symbols, spears, and submachine guns. They halt most Europeans indoors while arming guards at key buildings and confiscating vehicles. Moise Tshombe and Godefroid Munongo coordinate plans from Leopoldville to retake the region.
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Albertville
The
Congo
Gaston Soumialot
Moise Tshombe
Godefroid Munongo
Leopoldville
Munongo
Kongolo
Trebe
Slaying Probe Taken Over by Ohio CID at London
Springfield report says the June 3 14 year old Jessica Minter murder investigation moved to the State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation in London Ohio.
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Springfield
Ohio
Jessica Minter
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
Extreme Cold Sweeps Western Canadian Arctic
A harsh cold spell grips the western Canadian Arctic with temperatures plunging to 50 degrees below zero in places. Residents report heavy wind chill while authorities warn about dangerous outdoor exposure and frostbite risk.
Armco Marketing Promotes Three to Senior Specialists
Armco Steel announces three internal promotions in its marketing service. T L Willkoff becomes senior marketing specialist overseeing highway, railroad and municipal construction activities. J A Mazur advances to senior marketing specialist focusing on architectural construction. William W Armstrong elevated to head a consumer goods and commercial transport and agricultural equipment section.
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William H. Withey
Armco Steel Corporation
T. L. Willkoff
J. A. Mazur
William W. Armstrong
Willhoff
Armco
Mazur
Armstrong
Willhof
Purdue University
Third Of A Million Hear Billy Graham
In central Ohio the Billy Graham Crusade drew 316 500 attendees over 10 days with 54 000 on the final day and 16 000 at an afternoon session. Officials said the $175 000 budget was met quickly and funds will buy TV time for Columbus crusade films aired nationwide. Graham urged faith over money and pleasure and warned about hell as Jesus spoke of it often.
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Columbus
Ohio
Billy Graham
Crusade
Graham
Hell
Jesus
Washington
Johnson
Texas
Community clubs meet in towns this Monday
Optimist Club meets at 6 30 p m in Manchester near 112th and 1093rd Trans Battery A H74A Gun Bn convenes at 7 p m in the Armory Monroe Grange gathers at Monroe Elementary School Monroe Firemen Club at Monroe Fire House Civitan Club hosts noon meeting in Manchester Rotary Club convenes at noon in Manchester Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m in Manchester Madison Lions Club at 6 30 p m at Madison High School South Middletown Fire Association at 7 p m at Amanda Fire House Mayfield Fire at 7 30 p m Sheffield Street Fire American Citizens Club at 7 30 p m Dealers Association at 8 p m Chal HSBC?
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Monroe Grange
Monroe
Monroe Firemen Club
Monroe Fire House
Sertoma Club
Manchester
Madison Lions Club
Madison High School
South Middletown
Drownings Up But Traffic Deaths Low
Ohio saw fewer traffic fatalities over the hot July weekend while drownings rose. From Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, six highway deaths plus six drownings and two misc accidents total 15, down from 22 traffic deaths the prior weekend with three drownings and two misc fatalities for 27.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Shooting In Japan May Be Another Girard Case
American and Japanese officials investigate a shooting at Camp Fuji near Tokyo where Pfc. Manuel Covarrubias killed a 45 year old Japanese woman. The incident echoes the Girard case and raises questions about necessity and jurisdiction.
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Japan
Tokyo
U.S
Manuel A. Covarrubias
Wapato
Wash
Yuki Katsumata
Camp Fuji
Marine Press Office
Covarrubias
John K. Emmerson
U.S. Army
William F. Girard
Congress
Girard
United States
Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Cairo
Alexandria
Damascus
Farley Credits Goldwater Nomination for Democrat Help
James A Farley, ex Democratic chairman, says Johnson could gain as Goldwater’s nomination helps the Democrats. He notes Johnson might beat Roosevelt’s 1932 landslide performance in 42 of 48 states against Hoover, reflecting improved odds in a local radio interview.
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New York
James A Farley
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Farley
Cal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Special report from New York describes a pioneering healing agent that reduces hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. In multiple cases, pain eased and shrinkage occurred as treatment progressed.
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New York, N. Y
Language Teacher Speaker For Civitan at Middletown Club
Paul Gates, a foreign language teacher at McKinley Junior High, will address the Civitan Club at Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow at noon. He will report on a trip to Guatemala with slides. The program also recognizes Civitan’s thirty eighth year in Middletown.
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Paul Gates
McKinley Junior High School
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Guatemala
Civitan
Middletown
Twirling Champion Candy Bailey Triumphs in Galion
Candy Bailey, 13, of Middletown won the Daya Sonors title at a National Baton Twirling Association contest in Galion. She also took first place in advanced solo twirling and first in hoop.
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Candy Bailey
Middletown
Daya Sonors
Galion
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