Seven Ohio inmates tunnel escape attempt ends in questioning
Seven inmates who tried to tunnel out of Ohio Penitentiary are being questioned after a 30 foot tunnel was found in the boiler plant basement. The men include Shirley Campbell 27 and Donald Miller 24 both serving life sentences for murder others facing various offenses. Prison officials expect a summary court hearing early next week.
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Hillsdale Strike Ends After Long Negotiations
After four night bargaining and troop involvement, Essex Wire Corp workers in Hillsdale vote on a four year contract with IVE Local 810. Governor Romney says recall of regular employes begins and details remain limited as settlement terms are reviewed by the union and Essex officials.
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Queen Philip Unhurt In Car Crash Near Maidenhead
Prince Philip drove the queen as a passenger when their auto collided with a second vehicle in Berkshire. The queen and prince escaped injury while the other driver, William Henry Cooper of Holyport near Maidenhead, sustained a slight injury. Maidenhead lies on the Thames about six miles from Windsor Castle where the royal family is staying.
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Storm Storm Hits Jacksonville Florida City
A renegade storm roared through Jacksonville Florida Saturday with winds 75 to 100 mph causing power outages overturned cars unroofed houses and flooded streets. Emergency units rushed to the West Side as several police cruisers were flooded. No serious injuries were reported. The storm formed from a tropical low in the Gulf of Mexico moving toward the coast.
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Goldwater Leads With 524 Delegates in GOP Nomination Race
Barry Goldwater's campaign added delegates to reach 524 of the 655 needed for the Republican nomination. Rockefeller has 121 votes, Scranton 9%, and Lodge 4%. Goldwater won 2 in Washington, 20 in Alabama, 4 in Hawaii, and 4 in Virginia.
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Republicans to Gather Ohio Delegation for RNC Meeting
Ohio's 58 member GOP delegation will meet at the Fort Hayes Hotel on June 22 for the traditional organization session. Delegates are pledged to Governor James A. Rhodes as Favorite Son, with 17 for Goldwater, 3 for Nixon, and 1 for Lodge.
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Scranton Gains Attention at Governors Conference
Republicans press for Scranton as Goldwater rival at the 56th National Governors Conference in Cleveland. Eisenhower backs Scranton while Goldwater Nixon Rockefeller Romney Mil ler attend. Johnson schedule hints at Democratic contrasts as party lines tighten.
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Inside The Worlds Full Of Lee Oswalds
Psychiatrist says the world holds many potential Lee Oswalds and a spark can trigger danger. Sid Moody reports on the Streets feature on page 39. An 80 year old Middletown woman, mother and grandmother, graduates from Miami University today.
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India Aid To Go On U S Says
The United States agreed to continue military aid to India at about 60 million dollars yearly and to add credit to boost its defense industries. India's request for three squadrons of F104 jets, about 36 planes, remained on the priority list as it strengthens defenses against possible future conflict with China.
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GE Strike Decision For Cincinnati Evendale Plant
Three thousand United Auto Workers members meet to decide on a possible strike at General Electric Je t engine plant in Evendale a decision that could idle about ten thousand workers and salaried staff. The plant last faced a strike eleven years ago.
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Golfer Defends Cheating Claim as Health Motive
A golfer says cheating rumors are unfounded and that lowering scores is driven by health and well being. He argues the low score boosts his spirits and confidence during play.
U S Jet Reconn Plane Shot Down in Laos
An unarmed American RF8 Crusader was shot down by ground fire in central Laos. The pilot parachuted to safety and a search was under way. State Department said flights would continue from the carrier Kitty Hawk off Viet Nam, with consultations with the Royal Laos government on next steps.
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Japanese Ordained As Rabbi in Cincinnati
Hiroshi Okamoto 31 of Tokyo was ordained by Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion with 23 other graduates, believed to be the first Japanese rabbi. He taught judo to Cincinnati police for living expenses and plans to return to Japan for a doctorate on a fellowship, later aiming to open a Jewish study center in Tokyo.
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Peter Sellers on heart attack survival and life changes
Peter Sellers recalls eight cardiac arrests after a heart attack and a life-changing recovery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. He describes the ordeal, pacemaker shocks, and waking to focused nurses, vowing to quit smoking, pace work to two films a year, and adopt moderation with exercise and meals.
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