Franklin mother and two infants die in Ohio 4 collision
A Franklin woman Wanda Barnett aged 18 and her two babies Timothy Jr aged 1 and Anna Marie four months old were killed in a two car crash on Ohio 4 north of the city late last night. Five persons were injured in the Memorial Day weekend accident.
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Franklin
Ohio 4
Here
Wanda Barnett
Ellen Ridge Drive
Timothy Jr
Anna Marie
State Highway Patrol
Barnett
Thomas Road
Peasttown
Middletown Hospital
Cincinnati
Stone Container Corp
Ohio
New Paris
Preble County
Franklin Panner
Richmond
Ind
Ohio 121
Guy Murray
Indiana Line
Astronaut to attempt space rendezvous on Gemini 4 mission
Ed White II will float from Gemini 4 to within 20 feet of a spent Titan 2 rocket in the first space rendezvous. McDivitt will guide the craft to 10 to 25 feet of the booster over multiple orbits as the crew tests spacecraft performance and weightlessness effects, aiming for a 97 hour 50 minute flight.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Edward H. White
White
Space Agency
George E. Mueller
James A. McDivitt
Air Force
McDivitt
United States
Alabama Graduate Vivian Malone Breaks Color Bar
Vivian Malone, 22, poised for graduation, will receive a bachelor of science degree at the University of Alabama becoming the first Negro to graduate from the university. She says she faced reporters without bitterness, noting growing student receptiveness and a more open campus since her arrival.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Vivian Malone
University of Alabama
Miss Malone
Train pileup injures twenty two in Marseilles
A 14 car Rock Island Carn Belt Rocket derailed in downtown Marseilles Illinois injuring 22 people eight of them hospitalized. The train was en route from Omaha to Chicago. Three from Iowa and five from Illinois were admitted to Ryburn King Hospital in Ottawa while the rest rode a bus to Chicago.
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Marseilles, Ill
Marseilles
Rock Island Railroad
Illinois
Omaha
Chicago
Iowa
Ryburn-King Hospital
Ottawa
Bullet To Remain In His Heart
A bullet that entered Dale McGlasson’s abdomen and traversed a vein to his heart will stay in place after a Mercy Hospital operation. Surgeons found the heart had formed a muscle layer around the slug to shield it, and removing it could cause more damage. McGlasson, 32, Greenwood, Colo., is expected to recover uneventfully and likely carry the bullet for life.
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Denver
Colo
Mercy Hospital
Dale McGlasson
Evergreen
McGlasson
Chuckle A Child Between Adult And TV Quip
In a humorous observation a child is described as midway between an adult and a television set offering a playful reflection on growing up and changing interests.
Imp 3 On Big Loop In Space
Cape Kennedy Florida AP says the Interplanetary Monitoring Platform 3 payload launched aboard a Delta rocket at 7 am. The 130 pound satellite aims for a wide looping orbit about 130000 miles from Earth then returning to 120 miles at perigee to study radiation and magnetic fields for the Apollo project. NASA will confirm if the craft followed the intended path, a process that may take hours.
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Imp 3
Delta
Cape Kennedy
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U S Jets Bomb Red-Held Hon Nieu Island in Viet Nam
U S war planes dropped twelve tons of bombs on Hon Nieu Island 130 miles north of the 17th Parallel destroying an anti aircraft battery two buildings and a radar tower. A six aircraft strike faced heavy ground fire but all returned safely.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hon Nieu Island
17Th Parallel
Hanoi
US. Army
Quang Tri
North Viet Nam
Weather cools as warm spell ends in Miami Valley
Unseasonably warm spell ends in the Miami Valley as cool air settles in. Tonight's low near 45 degrees follows a 38 degree morning, with tomorrow's high around 75. Some clouds form and a chance of light showers possible, mainly in the northern valley.
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Miami Valley
Parker Furniture Center Fire in Lodi Causes $250000 Loss
A Friday afternoon fire at Parker Furniture Center in Lodi, Ohio, caused an estimated $250,000 in damage after an explosion occurred beforehand. No injuries were reported. Owners Richard and Paul Parker speculated spontaneous combustion due to oil soaked rags. cause under investigation.
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Lodi
Ohio
Parker Furniture Center
Richard
Paul Parker
Tragedy Near Garrettsville Children Die In Outhouse Fire
Three children Benjamin Shockey six William Shockey three and Richard Bolyard twelve visiting Warren adoptive son of Rev Darwin Bolyard died in an outhouse blaze near Garrettsville in Nelson Township Portage County. Fire chief George Barnett said a neighbor delayed alarm reports delayed locating the site. officials probed matches as the cause while the mother tried to extinguish flames with a garden hose.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Garrettsville
Portage County
Benjamin Shockey
William
Richard Dayton Bdlvard
Warren
Shockey
George Barnett
Bulding
Bloom Road
Nelson Township
Bolyard
Darwin Bolyard
U S Holds Tactical Control As Inter-American Force Stays
In the Dominican Republic the peacekeeping mission remains under U S tactical control as Gen. Hugo Panasco Alvim arrives to head the multinational force including 21 000 U S troops and 1 170 Brazilians 21 Costa Ricans 250 Hondurans and 159 Nicaraguans Lt Gen Bruce Palmer says he will follow U S guidance in using forces and notes a possible drawdown to 6 000 if peace talks succeed President Johnson also proposes new inter American peacekeeping mechanisms drawing guarded responses from regional diplomats.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Hugo Panasco Alvim
U.S
Bruce Palmer
Organization of American States
Palmer
Alvim
Jose A. Mora
OAS
Inter-American Defense Board
Washington
Johnson
U. S
Waco
Tex
Desegregation at Alabama University Begins with Guards
Two years earlier a Negro student and James Hood enrolled at the school under federal protection of about 7000 Guardsmen. President Kennedy ordered federal troops after Gov Wallace blocked entry. Wallace yielded when confronted by the Guard commander Brig Gen Henry Hood.
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James Hood
John F. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Adminisration
Newroes
Wallace
Henry Graham
Drought Ends as Rain and Hail Hit Italian Crops
In Turin AP reports farmers in the Mont region prayed for rain to end a record drought. Deluging rains then brought a hail storm that dumped ice on the countryside, damaging Asti vineyards and destroying 25 percent of cherries in Pecetto.
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Turin
Italy
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