Volunteers Leave Oxford For Work In Mississippi
In Oxford Ohio the second wave of volunteers sails to Mississippi for civil rights work where three colleagues have been missing for a week. About 300 youths in an integration training course saw five withdraw. Bob Moses urged caution while NCAGC and COFO sponsored the training. Three buses and private cars head south as CEOReid calls for Prayer Day for the trio.
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Northern
Western Colleges
Bob Moses
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Mississippi Summer Project
Western College For Women
National Council of Churches
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Congress of Racial Equality
Middletown
Three Negro Churches To Be Dedicated In Georgia
In Sasser Georgia three new Negro churches will be dedicated Sunday replacing ones burned during 1982 racial trouble. Contributions from people and organizations nationwide surpassed 100000 dollars to rebuild. Mount Olive Baptist church hosts the dedication. Shady Grove Baptist and St Mary Baptist churches were also rebuilt in the Southeast Georgia area.
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Sasser
Mount Olive
Georgia
Shady Grove Baptist
St. Mary Baptist
Local VFW Members To Receive Honors At Ohio Convention
Five local Veterans of Foreign Wars members will be honored at the Ohio VFW state convention in Columbus. John Sparks Jr. Louis Warmotheau Miller Hobart Hopper and post 3309 commander Sam Warmoth will receive awards Friday through Sunday. Hopper earns recognition for 100 percent post participation and will receive awards from both the Department Commander Richard Ross and National VFW Headquarters. Sam Fruttoso of post 1069 Hamilton seeks election as department senior vice commander.
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Columbus
John Sparks Jr
Louis Warmotheau Miller
Hobart Hopper
Post 3309
Sam Warmoth
Hobart
Hopper
VFW
Department
Ohio
Richard Ross
Kansas City
Sam Fruttoso
Post
Hamilton
Butler County
Georgia Man Denies Guilt In Car Theft
Barnesville residents face court action with James Wilbert Foster bound over to the Butler County grand jury after pleading innocent to auto theft in Middletown Municipal Court. Bond set at 1500. Other cases include Jon Allen fined 100 with suspended sentence for assault, Guy Allen fined 50 with costs for assault, Vernia Daniel fined 200 and jailed three days for driving while intoxicated, Rex Dennis fined 50 for giving false information and 25 for intoxication.
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Butler County
Middletown
James Wilbert Foster
Jon Allen
S. Main St
Guy Allen
Sheridan Ave
Vernia Damiel
Foster St
Franklin
Rex Dennis
Oxford State Road
Lake Appeared In The Desert Then Was Gone
A violent thunderstorm drenched Henderson Nevada on Friday creating a flash flood that turned 12 square miles of desert between Las Vegas and Henderson into a temporary lake up to three feet deep. The Las Vegas Henderson highway was flooded a mile and a half, a house trailer adrift, and the water quickly evaporated as the sun returned and traffic resumed.
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Henderson
Actors Vote On Proposed Strike
Hollywood AP reports more than 15,000 Screen Actors Guild members were mailed strike ballots Friday. About 75 percent authorize a walkout over demands for higher payments for foreign exhibition and reruns, with negotiations broken after a retrogressive offer by producers.
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Screen Actors Guild
Telvision
AFL Cio Union
Guild
Miami Ohio State Branch Funds Set to Open Dayton Campus
The State Controlling Board released $393,000 in operating funds to start the Miami Ohio State University branch in Dayton next September, ahead of schedule. About 1,000 day students are planned for the first two trimesters and 800 for the third. Miami University will staff the general college while Ohio State will run the College of Science and Engineering.
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Ohio
Miami - Ohio State University
Dayton
Miami University
General College
Ohio State
College of Science and Engineering
Patrol Chief Calls For More Arrests
Columbus Ohio AP Colonel A B Cook, patrol superintendent, orders tougher highway patrol policy. He demands more arrests and fewer warnings to curb rising traffic accidents and injuries. He cites a 12.5 percent rise in accidents and 20.2 percent rise in injuries in the first five months of 1964. Clinical death figures show 2005 in 1963 vs 1864 in 1962 with rural high ways up 14 percent. Cook warns against another 14 percent rise in 1964 and vows to move against offenders.
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A. B. Cook
Ohio
Cook
Early use of balloons in warfare in the United States
Balloons were employed for military aims as early as the French Revolution, but their use in the United States did not occur until the Civil War.
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Last Of Three Union Musicians Concert Scheduled
The final of three union concerts takes place this Sunday at 2 PM in the portable band shell at Sunset Park. Musicians, funded by the Musicians Performance Trust Fund, will perform songs associated with Count Basie Neal Hefti and other big names.
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Count Basie
Neal Hefti
Sunset Park
Johnny Long
Ray Anthony
Buddy Morrow
Si Zentner
Woody Herman
Ray Brandhoff
Musicians Performance Trust Fund
Shastri Ill Doctors Say Overstrain
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, 59, is confined to bed in New Delhi after a government medical bulletin cites overstrain from an exhausting leadership load. Doctors report a slight temperature rise and orders complete rest. no sign of heart trouble recurrence was found per household sources.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Spectator Scene as Man Leaps To Death From Bridge
In Pittsburgh a man identified as Forest W. Car of Emsworth leaped from the Sixth Street Bridge into the Allegheny River during a riverside concert crowd. Police said the elderly man shouldered through spectators, overpowered railing, and vanished into the water before they could intervene.
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Forest W. Car
Emsworth
Sixth Street
Allegheny River
Termites Alarm Sparks Homeowner Trust Concerns
A warning circulates about using unknown house-to-house canvassers for termite treatment. Homeowners are cautioned to verify operators before trusting work on their properties.
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