Penn Central Bankruptcy Warnings Reach Congress
Beggs warned Congress that Penn Central’s bankruptcy could trigger government aid or nationalization and harm the U.S. rail system. He noted reorganization would not solve the $169 million annual problem and that loans or good management were required.
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Explosions Challenge Camp McCoy Training but Base Stays Open
Explosions rocked Camp McCoy in Wisconsin on Sunday causing power and telephone outages and evacuations. Army Col. Richard Crecelius pledged training would continue as FBI joined Army investigators amid unclear explosive type and links to prior thefts and arson at regional sites.
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Dayton Fireman to Speak on Fire Control at Sertoma Meeting
Larry Mose of the Dayton Fire Department, with 26 years of service, will address the Sertoma Club at the Manchester Motor Inn. The talk is scheduled for 6 30 p m with a focus on fire prevention and control.
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Central in tax hassle for 56 Ohio counties
The Board of Tax Appeals may require school districts and local governments in 56 counties to refund about 4 million dollars in tax revenues if the ruling stands. The decision cut Penn Central property value from 174 million to 74 million and will be appealed.
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Scatter Gun Quells 6 Minute OSU War
Police used a new scatter gun near Ohio State University to break up a 350 person gathering described as a six minute war. Officers fired wooden disc canisters from grenade launchers, dispersing the crowd as 15 people were arrested for disorderly conduct and related offenses. Carter R. Dodge, 18, was injured resisting arrest and treated at University Hospital.
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Kasabian To Take Stand In Tate Murder Trial
Linda Kasabian, 21, a former Manson follower and star witness, will testify this week with immunity. Prosecutors say she will confirm that Charles Manson ordered his followers to kill seven people including Sharon Tate, during two violent nights last August. The trial also includes Patricia Krenwinkel, Leslie Van Houten, and Susan Atkins.
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Charles M. Manson
Sharon Tate
Linda Kasabian
Manson
Atty
Vincent Bugliosi
Kasalban
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Antique Car Parade Draws 200 Vehicles in Hamilton
More than 200 antique and classic cars paraded through Hamilton for the 16th Annual event sponsored by the Antique and Classic Car Club of Butler County and Hamilton Association of Trade and Industry. The lineup included fire trucks and a 1929 WACO biplane display followed by a 15 mile tour ending at the Butler County courthouse square for awards in 34 categories. Winners included Lee Weitzenkorn for a 1924 Model T Ford and Robert Kuhn for a 1939 Ford.
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Hamilton
Antique and
William Hogan
Robert Kuhn
Middletown
Los Angeles Times Raises Sunday Edition Price
The Los Angeles Times will raise the Sunday edition price from 35 cents to 50 cents effective August 2. The Sunday issue typically exceeds 400 pages, while the weekday editions remain at 10 cents.
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Earl Rays Brother Held In Shooting At Party HQ
Jerry Ray 35 brother of James Earl Ray the King slayer was jailed after a 16 year old shot in the chest at the National States Rights party headquarters in Savannah Georgia. The teen, a party member, was in critical condition at Memorial Hospital. Police said the shot came from inside the building through a window after the youth removed party records. Jerry Ray has worked in Georgia as campaign manager for segregationist J B Stoner and with the NSRP.
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Jerry Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
National States Rights Party
Chatham County
Ray
Memorial Hospital
James Earl Ray
King
Georgia
J.B. Stoner
Stoner
James Parl Ray
Telephone Progress Topic for Optimist Club Talk
Gordon M. Tinch of Ohio Bell will discuss progress in telephone communications at the Optimist Club meeting at Alfy's Restaurant tomorrow at noon. He will trace industry advances from the invention of the telephone to modern times in a talk titled Communications From the Cave Man to the Space Man.
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Ohio Bell
Optimist Club
Alfy
Tinch
Transfer Requested for Beer Permits in Lemon Township
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control accepts an application to transfer the C-1 and C-2 carryout beer permits from William Pentecost of Pentecost Grocery at 3201 Andrew St Lemon Township to Monroe Sizemore doing business as S&G CarryOut at the same address.
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Pentecost Grocery
Andrew St
Lemon Township
Monroe Sizemore
S&g
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Columbus
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