School Teachers Killed In Akron Crash Shock City
In Cleveland AP report six Akron teachers die when a truck slams into their car on Willow Freeway south of Cleveland. Victims include five from David Hill Elementary and one from Voris Elementary. Driver Gedraites injured. no charges filed.
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Willow
Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio
Akron
Martin Essex
Willow Freeway
David Hill
North Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
Lois C. Lewis
Mildred Whited
Catherine Williamson
Edith Miller
Julia Ann Johnson
Frances T. Slocum
Cuyahoga Heights
Frank Bartczak
Ohio 17
Justin J. Gedraites
Metropolitan Hospital
John Appeldorn
Cuyahoga Falls
Eberhard Schuck
Grand Jury Returns To Fraud Case
Franklin County grand jury continued probing fraud charges in the state auditor's office. Witnesses included Ernst & Ernst representative, William Miller, David Purkey, and Rhodes ally Lyle Harbold, as the investigation into DiSalle's accusations against Governor Rhodes proceeded.
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Earl Allison
State Auditor's Office
Atty
Mark McElroy
Michael V. DiSalle
Common Pleas
Robert Draper
Allison
McElroy
Ted Laker
Purkey
William Morris
Ray H. Catlett
Typewriter Exchange
Columbus
Robert Skelton
Coshocton
Ohio Highway Department
Philip Pistorio
DiSalle
Frank Reed
Fairfield
Lyle Harbold
Cincinnati
Six Drown After Boat Sinks Near Villahermosa
An outboard boat carrying a family of 10 sank suddenly in a river near Villahermosa on Friday. Six people drowned and cattleman Salvador Celorio saved three of his children before collapsing on the beach.
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Villahermosa
Mexico
Salvador Celorio
Lausche's Health Enters Campaign
Ohio voters are urged to learn about Sen. Lausche's illness as campaign chairman Briley demands information. Lausche, 66, was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital with chest pains and fatigue and is expected to stay hospitalized until after the election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Kenneth Robinson
John Marshall Briley
Bethesda
Red Cross To Inspect Ships On Way To Cuba
President Kennedy signaled readiness to widen inspection options as a Red Cross led plan emerged to allow international inspection of Cuba bound ships to verify removal of Soviet missiles. U.N. and Red Cross discussions in New York aimed to speed the blockade’s end while preserving verification.
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Red Cross
Cuba
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
U.N
International Red Cross
United States
International Committee of the Red Cross
New York
Caribbean
United Nations
Cuban
Havana
Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Mikoyan
Adenauer Delays Washington Trip Amid Spiegel Crisis
Bonn reports say Chancellor Adenauer faces a crisis as the Free Democratic party demands firing two officials over Der Spiegel treason arrests. Detlev Becker and others were detained, while justice minister Stammberger resigned. Adenauer postpones trip to Washington, amid doubts of government collapse.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Free Democratic Party
der Spiegel
Adenauer
Justice and
Defense
Free Democrats
Free Democrat
Wolfgang Stammberger
Stammberger
Detlev Becker
Joachim Loesdau
Popular Picture Magazine
Franz Josef Strauss
Washington
Kennedy
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Social Democratic Party
U S Army Sergeant Killed in Viet Nam Escort Mission
A U S Army sergeant flying as a crewman on an HU 1A escort helicopter was killed by Communist fire 90 miles southwest of Saigon near Vinh Long. The unit protects troop carriers. this was the first casualty among escort helicopters operating about a month.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Aend
Here
Mekong River
Vinh Long
Nixon's Campaign Manager Sues Democrats in Damages
Los Angeles AP Nixon campaign manager H R Haldeman files a $2 million damage suit alleging Democratic literature smeared Nixon by accusing him of anti Semitism and dishonesty. He cites leaflets titled Questions Nixon Won t Answer About the 205000 Hughes Tool Co Loan and Do You Want This Kind of Governor in California.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ins
California
H. R. Haldeman
Nixon-for-Governor Committee
Haldeman
Democratic State Central Committee
Cubans Announce Naval Maneuvers Off North Coast
In Key West Florida AP report says Cuban navy ships were scheduled for naval exercises off the northeast coast of Pinar del Rio province at 7 a.m. The radio broadcast did not state end time and urged all vessels to take necessary precautions.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Pinar del Rio Province
Chuckle Label on Express Box Warns of Delays
A humorous note on a fish box in an express office reads If not delivered in 10 days never mind implying frustration with delayed service. The label captures a light, wry attitude toward overdue mail and delivery times.
Daily News Settlement Talks Under Way In NYC Strike
Secretary of Labor Wirtz met separately with management and union reps in New York to end a strike that has shut down the New York Daily News. No immediate progress reported as the three day stoppage continues and Wirtz heads there to press a settlement.
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New York
W. Willard Wirtz
New York Daily News
Wirtz
Washington
White House
Yemen Rebels Massed Foray Against Saudi Arabia
In Damascus AP reports Yemen's revolutionary regime massed land sea and air forces in a showdown with Saudi Arabia and monarchists led by King Saud and King Hussein. Abdul Rahman al Baydany claims 5000 troops from Saudi and Jordan crossed into Yemen in two days.
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Damascus
Syria
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
San’s Radio
Saud
Hussein
Abdul Rahman al- Baydany
Baydany
Red Sea
Hodeida
United Arab Republic
Abdullah Sallal
Cairo Radio
Egypt
Nasser
First planeloads of U S weapons reach Indian army amid Chinese drive
The first U S weapons airlift landed in Calcutta as part of a rapid buildup for Indian troops facing a renewed Chinese assault. A steady stream of C135 transports will supply rifles mortar rounds and anti personnel mines with heavier kit due within weeks. London talks seek coordinated supply and possible lend lease to free India from cash concerns.
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New Delhi
Germany
Calcutta
U.S
John K. Galbraith
London
India
Morarji Desai
Fence Mending Mikoyan Gets A Hug From Castro
Havana welcomed Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan with a warm hug signaling continued Soviet backing after Khrushchev ordered missiles removed from Cuba. The meeting followed Mikoyan endorsing Castro’s demands and anticipating talks on inspectors at missile sites. Castro urged calm amid regional tensions.
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Mikoyan
Castro
Havana
Fidel Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Caribbean
Will Receive Help From Ohio Highway Dept
Columbus Ohio AP persons displaced by highway construction in Ohio may look to their state highway department for help in relocating Highway Director Everett Preston says.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Everett Preston
Prio Socarras Nears Alignment With Cuban Rebels
In Miami, AP reports the anti-Castro Cuban Revolutionary Council courted ex-president Carlos Prio Socarras. After a Friday meeting with Jose Miro Cardona, Prio Socarras signaled opposition to Fulgencio Batista and Fidel Castro, with a source saying he may join the council.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Carlos Prio Socarras
Jose Miro Cardona
Prio Socarras
Fulgencio Batista
Revolutionary Council
Two Die In Martins Ferry Head On Crash
Two people were killed and two injured critically in a head on auto collision on Ohio 7 in Martins Ferry. The driver Thomas Neeley a 31 year old from Ragland Jefferson County and his passenger Marion Dellatore 33 of Tiltonsville died in the crash.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
Thomas Neeley
Ragland
Jefferson County
Marion Dellatore
Tiltonsville
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Price Waterhouse
Harry Woelfel
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