Slain Carlisle Couple Found in Farmhouse near Elyria
Sheriff reports Raymond H. Streicher 58 and wife Sharon 24 died from skull fractures at their Carlisle Township farmhouse. Bodies were found near a marsh five miles away by duck hunters. Daughter Tina 3 survived exposed and treated. infant Raymond H. Jr. placed in Green Acres Home. Bound hands and feet with electrical cord. possible stabbing noted.
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Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Raymond H. Jr
Streicher
Green Acres
Oberlin
Smith
Streichers
West Ridge Road
Elyria Township
Missing Missionaries Believed Dead In Laos
Bodies of two white women were found in Kengkok Laos and believed to be Evelyn Anderson 25 of Quincy Michigan and Beatrice Rosin 35 of Fort Washakie Wyoming. They were captured with Samuel Mattix 19 and Lloyd Oppel 20 during Pathet Lao seizure. Mattix and Oppel remain missing.
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Vientiane
Laos
Kengkok
U.S
Evelyn Anderson
Quincey
Mich
Beatrice Rosin
Fort Washakie
Wyo
Samuel Mattix
Centralia
Wash
Lloyd Oppel
British Columbia
Pathet Lao
Mattix
Oppel
Operation Brotherhood
Public Health Service
Pat McCreedy
Kongkok
McCreedy
Kenyon College seeks permit for new educational FM station
The Federal Communications Commission announced that Kenyon College in Gambier Ohio has filed an application for a permit to construct a new educational FM radio station. The action signals a move to expand broadcast educational programming. The college would operate under FCC rules governing noncommercial educational stations. The filing follows standard regulatory procedures and does not confirm imminent construction.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Priest Slain In Church In Los Gatos California
Roman Catholic priest Rev Henri Tomei aged 68 was fatally stabbed in St Marys Church confessional box by an unknown attacker. The assistan t pastor for eight years collapsed after four blows to head back and chest and died at a local hospital. No suspects or motives were reported.
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Los Gatos
Calif
St. Marys Church
Henri Tomei
Marseilles
France
Father Tomei
Richard Howley
Father Howley
Jim Shea
Miami Police Chief Fires Top Officer Over Mustache
Miami's Policeman of the Year 1969 Daniel Zell was fired by Police Chief Bernard Garmire after a ruler test found his mustache too long and sideburns too wide. Zell, 26, accepted a two day suspension for refusing to trim, while attorney Paul Pollack said he would appeal.
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Miami
Daniel Zell
Bernard Garmire
Zell
Garmire
Paul Pollack
Enlistment Bonus Extended For Combat Service
Washington AP reports the Pentagon extended the $1500 combat enlistment bonus until June 30 to boost all volunteer enlistments in the Army and Marine Corps. The incentive requires a four year commitment, up from the usual three, as the push toward an all volunteer force continues.
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Washington
Army
Marine Corps
Pentagon
Army and Marines signups amid midyear wartime push
Between June and September the Army drew about 10,000 reenlistees and roughly 3,200 more joined the Marines as part of a broadened wartime recruitment drive.
Doctors Recommend Anacin For Pain Relief
Doctors prescribe many pain medicines but Anacin stands out as a widely used over the counter option. It claims faster relief for headaches and dental pain, hours of arthritis relief, and even cold and flu discomfort with minimal stomach upset.
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Hamilton Planning Commission
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