Ohio Crime Rate Rises 12 Percent in 1964
FBI Uniform Crime Reports show Ohio total offenses at 101,843 in 1964, up 2 percent from 1963. Notable gains include aggravated assaults 32 percent, auto theft 19 percent, and larceny 15 percent, with burglary rising 7 percent. Columbus area leads state rates at 1,582.9 per 100,000 residents.
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Washington
Ohio
FBI
Hie
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Columbus
Akron
Toledo
Canton
Cleveland
Hamilton - Middletown
Dayton
Lima
Cincinnati
Springfield
Youngstown - Warren
Steubenville-Weirton
W. Va
Lorain-Elyria
Rioting Prisoners May Lose Cigarettes
New Zealand government threatens to withdraw smoking privileges from certain prisoners to curb arson and riots amid attacks on Auckland and Paparua jails. Warders battled inmates as fires broke out and tear gas was used to quell violence during the weekend disturbances.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Mount Crawford
Wellington
Miss Clousson
Miss Clouston
Revival Series Begins at First Church of God
A revival series will be held today through August 6 at the First Church of God at 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street. Harold Harrison from Springfield Illinois will conduct services starting at 7 30 p.m. daily. Music will be provided by Lorenzo Thurman a vocalist from Illinois.
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First Church of God
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Harold Harrison
Springfield
Ill
Loranzo Thurman
Illinois
Mountaineers Head Home After Flood Toll Rises
Flooded east Tennessee and southeast Kentucky residents returned home to clean mud and search for danger. Eight dead include James Byrge and two daughters. two grandchildren found nearby. Typhoid and snakes threaten relief efforts as relief funds are sought. Clinchmore hardest hit with heavy rain totals.
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East
Tennessee
Kentucky
John Duncan
R-Tenn
Office of Emergency Planning
Clinchmore
Knoxville
James Byrge
Pauline
Dorothy Tackett
Polly Burge
Luther Tackett
David Anthony Cooley
New Market
Here
Straight Creek
Noetown
Middlesboro
Arjay
Jensen
Bell County
Colorado Faces Second Flood After Torrential Rain
Eastern slope residents survey damage as Colorado endures the second major flood in six weeks. Three children died: Julia Foote and siblings Debby and Frank Foote, swept away near Ft. Carson. Gov. Love reports public facility damage about 50 000 and highway damage near 250 000. major routes reopened after weekend high water.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Franklin Foote
Fountain
Colorado Springs
Julia Foote
Debby
Frank
Ft. Carson
South Platte River
John A. Love
U.S
Dayton Scout Leader Del Hanks to Speak at Rotary Luncheon
Scouter Del Hanks of Dayton executive of the Miami Valley Council of Boy Scouts of America will be guest speaker at a joint Middletown and Hamilton Rotary Clubs luncheon tomorrow noon at Le Sourdsville Lake.
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del Hanks
Dayton
Miami Valley Council of
Boy Scouts of America
Middletown
Hamilton
LeSourdsville Lake
Toll of Traffic Deaths Drops Across Ohio in Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 13 people were killed in Ohio traffic incidents over the weekend, the first sub-20 toll in four weekends. Six deaths occurred in two or more-vehicle crashes in Montgomery, Knox, and Paulding counties. Two drownings occurred at a public pool in Oak Hill and in Little Darby Creek near Columbus.
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Associated Press
Buckeye
Montgomery County
Dayton
Knox County
Mount Vernon
Paulding County
Antwerp
Oak Hill
Jackson County
Columbus
Little Darby Creek
Democrats Happy Over Ox Roast
In Cincinnati at the Hamilton County fairgrounds a daylong Democratic ox roast drew about 15,000 attendees from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Speakers included U S Rep John J Gilligan of Cincinnati and governors Breathitt Brannigan and DiSalle. Peace protesters handed out literature but there were no incidents.
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Cincinnati
Tri-state
Hamilton County Fair
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Roger Brannigan
Michael V. DiSalle
Johnson
U. S
John J. Gilligan
Committee For Peace
Viet Nam
Civitan Club Tour At First National Bank
The Civitan Club meets Tuesday at the downtown First National Bank office. Bank vice presidents Robert Q. Millan and Charles B. Palmer discuss the bank's new electronic data processing system. A guided tour of the new department follows with George R. Knapp in charge.
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Civitan Club
First National Bank
Robert Q. Millan
Charles B. Palmer
George R. Knapp
Storm In Colorado Causes Basements Flooding. Roads Reopen
In a little over 30 minutes the storm caused scattered flooding of basements and street intersections but the South Platte and its tributaries remained within their banks. Late Sunday heavy rains sent water over US 85-87 closing Colorado's main north-south route briefly before reopening.
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South Platte
Colorado
Girl Scouts Bring Home Treasure From Roundup
Porters handling 9 000 scouts departing the 1965 senior roundup face a surprise as suitcases fill with rocks Bermuda sand and miscellaneous souvenirs rather than clothes. Scouts report collecting items for nearly two weeks with some holding buffalo skulls logs pine cones and literature while others return nearly empty handed.
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Mary Ellen Myrene Farragut
Idaho
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