Former Franklin Resident Die s in Train Collision Near Carlisle
A 68 year old former Franklin man George Washington Whisman was killed when his 1964 auto was struck by a New York Central train at the Lower Carlisle Road crossing. Police said the car was dragged 1 095 feet and Whisman died of skull fractures and internal injuries. Services set for Friday at Eaton Funeral Home Franklin with burial in Springboro Cemetery.
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New York Central
Carlisle Road
George Washington Whisman
Ned Morris
Martz- Paullin Road
Whisman
Whitman
Allen
Apalachicola
Fla
Middletown
Wilma Jones
Cincinnati
Lilly Hull
Columbus
Gail Bacon
Jacksonville
Bertha Simpson
Alva Carter
John
Jess
Wolfe County
Edgar
Frank
Fred
Callie Rose Ard
Evely Morris
Lula Trent
Martha Morris
Myrtle Henry
Morgan County
Eaton Funeral Home
Springboro
Friender
Berlin Subway Crash Injures 130 in West Berlin
A subway train rear ended another in West Berlin injuring 130 people. No deaths were reported. It was Berlin's worst crash since 1908 when 17 died near Zoo Station as one train stalled in a tunnel with engine trouble.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Zoo Station
Weather outlook shows lingering clouds and showers
The forecast expects continued cloudy skies tonight with scattered thunder showers and a low around 65. Thursday turns milder and less humid with a high near the mid 70s, followed by partly cloudy and mild conditions on Friday.
Senators denounce antipoverty film as shameful
Republican leaders Dirksen and Allott blasted CBS for airing a rock themed anti poverty film called Its Whats Happening Baby aimed at youths aged 16 to 22. Holmes Brown defended the film noting its audience and purpose while CBS said the Office of Economic Opportunity did not fund it.
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Washington
Holmes Brown
Sargent Shriver
CBS
Office of Economic Opportunity
Cbs-Tv
Dirksen
Chuckle Sica Promotes Poverty Fight via Car Window Ad
In a quirky street scene, Chuckle Sica appears in an automobile showroom window urging a campaign slogan to “fight poverty together” by buying a new car. The playful stunt blends charity messaging with sales appeal, drawing attention from passersby.
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Sica
U S Deficit Outlook Mixed as Surplus Echoes in Balance
Washington predicts a April to June balance of payments surplus for the first time since 1957 while the 1965-66 federal budget runs a deficit of about 3.8 billion dollars. Revenues rise from tax cuts as government costs climb. officials eye a balanced budget perhaps by 1967 or 1968, with further spending to spur the economy.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Insurance Policies Probed Over Viet Nam Officer Fame
The Agency for International Development is probing two $10,000 life insurance policies taken on AID officer Gustav C. Hertz captured in February by Viet Cong. John Kane says another AID employee applied for the policies naming himself as beneficiary. The employee was being flown from Vietnam to Washington for questioning.
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Agency For International Development
John Kane
Public Information
Gustav C. Hertz
Public Administration
Saigon
Kane
Viet Nam
Nine Commandments for Women in Business by Jo Foxworth
Miss Jo Foxworth, president of Advertising Women of New York, outlined nine commandments for women in business at the Advertising Federation of America convention. She urged women to prove themselves, control language, dress appropriately, and balance assertiveness with tact, while cautioning against overreaching, mixing office romance, or bold talk around male colleagues.
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Advertising Federation of America
Advertising Women of
New York
Calkins and Holden
Dock Walloper
Marties
Miss Foxworth
Viet Cong Surrounds Hundreds in Major Viet Nam Battle
In a key clash 200 miles northeast of Saigon, a reinforced Viet Cong regiment attacked a government task force. Two airborne battalions linked up with allied forces near Cheo Reo as another unit faced encirclement. Casualties included one American pilot missing and several wounded. The larger battle continued with Viet Cong gains reported nearby.
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Viet Nam
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Cheo Reo
Pleiku
Phu Bon
Thuan Mong
Brcade
D Zone
Saton
Mekong River
Dinh Tuong
Mapais Split By Ben-Gurion
Former Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion splits Israel's Mapai party and vows a separate candidate list for the November election. The feud with Levi Eshkol stems from the Lavon affair, a 1934 security mishap linked to an espionage ring in Cairo, whose full facts remain unreleased.
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Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Mapai
Labor
Ben-Gurion
Levi Eshkol
Lavon
Pinchas Lavon
Cairo
Eshkol
Body found on beach after boating accident in El Rosario
Searchers located a woman's body and footprints on a beach in the El Rosario area where two pleasure boats carrying families sank last week. The discovery follows an earlier report and authorities continue to investigate the incident and search for additional victims.
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EL Rosario
Mex
Bobby Baker Report Due As Investigators Submit Findings
Senate investigators present the Bobby Baker report and legislative recommendations today amid split GOP and Democratic views. The probe, launched after Baker resigned October 7 1963, examined his outside interests and finances while serving in the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Baker
John J. Williams
R-Del
Authorities Crack Down On Exploding Crackers Nationwide
Federal and state agencies seize cracker balls across the United States as injuries rise from candy like pellets that explode when bitten. Massachusetts reports nine dental and oral injuries and 450 boxes confiscated under hazardous labeling.
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Massachusetts
Portland
Ore
U.S
Dulles
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