Actor Cochran Die at Sea off Guatemala Coast
AP reports film actor Steve Cochran died at sea near Champerico Guatemala from an acute lung infection causing paralysis. He was aboard his schooner Rogue with three Mexican women who helped crew. they reached Champerico after a storm damaged the vessel. Cochran, 48, had lived in California and Wyoming with multiple marriages. a potential film project was being explored before his death on June 15.
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State Senate arrives at vote on 1.5 billion general appropriations
In Columbus the state Senate set an unusual Monday session to approve the 1.5 billion general appropriations bill before the Wednesday deadline. Finance Director Krabach warned payrolls and obligations could be delayed if lawmakers miss the deadline. Affected include aid to the aged checks due Thursday and salaries for legislators due next Tuesday.
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Ex-Con Crawford Guilty in Slaying Murder Conviction
Charles L. Crawford, 26, an ex-con from Indianapolis, found guilty of first degree murder in the February death of Edward L. Pridemore, 24, of Baltimore Ohio. Jury deliberated 1 hour 20 minutes. sentenced to life imprisonment with 30 days to seek a new trial. Crawford admitted killing others but denied this charge and claimed insanity.
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No-Fatality Record Ends at Ft Campbell
A five year no fatality record in the Mist Airborne Division ended with the death of safety officer Alvin F. Scott 29 of New Orleans La who chose to jump after a C119 experienced a jam Saturday night His parachute failed to open The aircraft landed safely at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio after 41 paratroopers dropped in sequence prior to the mishap
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New Orleans
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Nigeria Baptist leader critiques Islam in Africa
J. T. Ayorinde, general secretary of the Nigerian Baptist Convention in Ibadan, told the 11th Baptist World Congress that Islam is the most powerful opponent in Africa, surpassing communism and nationalism. He delivered the remarks Sunday in Miami Fiji.
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11Th Baptist World Congress
38500 Students Get Summer Jobs Under Work Study
Washington announces 38 500 college students from low income families will work this summer under the work study program authorized by the Economic Opportunity Act. Students not enrolled may work full time while those in classes may work up to 15 hours weekly. Jobs arranged through their college. The basic wage is 1 25 dollars an hour with federal allotments covering half of the wages.
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Drag Racer Louis Cangelose Killed at Springfield Dragway
Louis Cangelose, 52, of Kansas City, was killed in a high speed A fuel dragster crash at the Springfield Ozark Dragway during American Hot Rod Association division races. He released a parachute that ripped away, causing the vehicle to crash at 197 miles per hour. The Missouri fuel champion had planned to retire at year end.
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