Dayton Youth Hangs While Practicing Knot Tying Hobby
Charles Schindler 14, a Madison Township High School freshman, died in an apparent accident while attempting knot tying. His body was found by a younger brother in the family barn in Madison Township. Coroner's investigator Jack Reese ruled the death an accident. Charles stood on a wire basket, tied his ankles, and was found hanging.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Charles Schindler
Jack Reese
Charles
Madison Township
Reese
Madison Township High School
Soviet Presses UN Over Payments Threaten Breakup
The Soviet Union warned at UN headquarters it would not help pay Congo and Middle East assessments and hinted that challenging its Article 19 vote could end the United Nations. Washington and London sought a compromise on funding and power shifts to appease the bloc.
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Soviet Union
U.N
Moscow
Ussr
United Nations
Assembly
United States
Britain
Congo
Middle East
Security Council
General Assembly
15 Nation Assembly
Cuban Helicopter Seized by Cuban Defectors At Key West
Two 20 year old Cuban army captains hijacked a Russian built helicopter armed with a 50 caliber machine gun in Havana and flew to Key West. The pilot Jose Marcia was killed. defectors claim they planned the action. U S authorities investigate if the craft evaded radar. The United States rejected Cuba’s demand for return of the helicopter and crew.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Key West International
U.S
United States
State Department
Washington
Cuba
Guillermo Santos
Andres Izaguirre
Jose Marcia
Atlantic
Ohio Education Association endorses sales tax hike plan
In Columbus AP reports the Ohio Education Association approves a four percent state sales tax on commodities with 1 cent minimums, to raise about 100 million for public schools. Delegates vote to petition the legislature rather than seek a constitutional amendment, with a fallback to a statewide ballot in 1965 if needed. Funding includes 225,000 for public relations to back the campaign.
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Columbus
Ohio Education Association
General Assembly
Legislative Committee
Dot
OFA
Hepatitis Scare Prompts Memphis Mass Immunization Clinic
A mass immunization clinic opened in Memphis as health officials pursue hundreds of students potentially exposed to infectious hepatitis after meals at John Gaston City Hospital cafeteria. About 2,000 people are estimated exposed, including University of Tennessee medical units students finishing winter quarter.
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Memphis, Tenn
John Gaston City Hospital
University of Tennessee Medical Units
Christ's Road To Jerusalem Palm Sunday Narrative
A Palm Sunday feature by AP religion writer George Cornell blends history and current events. The piece contrasts Christ's long journey from Nazareth to Jerusalem with modern spiritual reflections.
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Jerusalem
Nazareth
Christ
Associated Press
George Cornell
Johnson Opens Panama Talks Push With Surprise Statement
President Johnson read a detailed statement signaling readiness to review issues with Panama and to appoint a special representative once invited by Panama. He noted full authority to discuss problems and urged restoration of diplomatic relations as a prerequisite to talks.
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George A. Reedy
Panama
U.S
Miguel Moreno
Organization of American States
United States
Pan
Trouble Ahead India Near Boiling Point
The Hindu Muslim clashes across central and eastern India have escalated to deadly violence with at least 89 dead and hundreds injured. The central government has ordered regular army units amid fears of widespread massacres and potential war with Pakistan as refugees flee border areas.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Nehru
Chuckle Notes On Little Ones From A Busy Day
A light humorous observation about small children shifting quickly between moments of emotion. The writer notes how youngsters can swing from a lump in the throat to a pain in the neck in rapid succession.
Injunction Halts LKN Strike Threat in Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad won a temporary restraining order in U S District Court to block a possible walkout by four unions. Judge Henry Brooks set a March 30 hearing. About 5000 employees across L and N unions could be affected. The railroad operates in nine states including Kentucky and Ohio.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
U.S. District Court
Henry Brooks
L&n
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Virginia
Illinois
Man Found Dead in Columbus At Windsor Ave Crossing
Daniel Gaines about 70 was found dead Saturday near the Windsor Ave railroad crossing. Police said he apparently was the victim of a hit and skip motorist.
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Columbus, Ohio
Daniel Gaines
Windsor Ave
Flier Welch Reunited After East German Release
Lt Harold W Welch a 24 year old Detroit native and navigator on the downed American plane was released by Communist authorities in Helmstedt East Germany and flown to Hannover then Wiesbaden for treatment of a fractured arm and leg. Capt David J Holland and Capt Melvin J Kessler remained unaccounted for believed uninjured.
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Helmstedt
Germany
Harold W. Welch
U.S. Air Force
East Germany
Welch
Detroit
Air Force
Magdeburg
Hannover
Wiesbaden
David J. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Hennessen
Khrushchev to Visit Hungary Amid China Feud
Hungarian government says Soviet Premier Khrushchev will visit soon for about a week to take part in celebrations of Hungary’s World War I liberation and to discuss the Moscow Beijing ideological dispute. Rumors of a Soviet bloc leaders meeting persist as a Romanian delegation visits Peking.
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Hungary
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Peking
Khru
Shcchev
Tass
GM Walkout Settled in Production Standards Dispute
Negotiators said they reached agreement on a production standards dispute that idled about 6,700 General Motors workers in Michigan and Ohio. Local 659 of the United Auto Workers struck the Flint Chevrolet plant on March 12 over 178 unresolved grievances, idling 2,000 more at a Flint Fisher Body plant and about 2,000 at a Euclid Ohio supplier plant. Ratification meeting is Sunday and recall would begin Monday if approved.
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Flint, Mich
General Motors
Michigan
Ohio
United Auto Workers Union
Chevrolet Assembly
Flint
Flint Fisher
Chevrolet
Euclid
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