Weekend Slaughter on Ohio Roads Kills 22
An Associated Press survey shows 22 people killed in Ohio traffic crashes weekend across multiple incidents. Fatalities include a Pennsylvania family burned after a bus collision on the Ohio Turnpike, two deaf mutes struck by a freight train near Akron, youths in a Sherwood crash, and Clevelanders near Perrysburg, plus drownings on the Ohio River, a river near Portsmouth, and river incidents near Sandusky.
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Escapee Tries to Break into Sheriff’s Apartment for Jail Keys
Anderson Texas Ollie B Williams 21 was caught attempting to break into Sheriff Dick Johnson's apartment to obtain jail keys to free two friends Wick Bartholomew 26 and Jerald Smith 34. Williams tunneled through an 18 inch brick wall to escape. Johnson stated the other two had been locked in a cell but Williams was trusted.
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Truck Driver Dies In Wreck Near Beckley
Jack E. Waddell, 33, of Cincinnati and a driver for Anchor Motor Freight Norwood Ohio was killed when his trailer rig struck a utility pole and overturned eight miles south of Beckley West Virginia on Sunday.
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Largest movie industries led by United States Japan and India
The three biggest motion picture industries globally are located in the United States, Japan, and India. This highlights the global spread of cinema with major production hubs spanning North America Asia and South Asia. The United States remains a dominant force alongside strong markets in Japan and India.
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Duke of Harrar reported killed in car crash near Addis Ababa
The Duke of Harrar, second son of Emperor Haile Selassie, was killed yesterday in a mountain road accident south of Addis Ababa. The piece also notes birds migrate long distances on body fat and do not need food.
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Trujillo Election All Fixed
Dominican Republic votes continue as Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo and Balaguer foresee another five years. A single party dominates, with opposition crushed, and elections include 24 senate seats 45 deputies and 65 local offices.
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Ministers Praise Condemn Graham Crusade
In New York ministers offer mixed views on Billy Graham's upcoming six week crusade at Madison Square Garden. Some clergy praise his plain gospel while Unitarian leaders criticize emotional excess and marketing. Graham says his aim is to reach the unchurched as reservations top 250,000 with plans for all night prayer meetings by area churches.
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Iliers Jump Found At Sea Near Honolulu
Two Air Force crewmen bailed out of a B57 Canberra 1000 miles west of San Francisco as the jet lost fuel en route to Honolulu. Maj. Peter Cotellesse and Lt. Jayle P. Johnson parachuted to safety near the Coast Guard cutter Wachusetts. the plane sank. The flight originated from McClellan AFB and was en route to Johnson AFB in Japan when it went down.
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