Party for Students Ends With Raid on Garfiield Heights Club
About 500 college students attended Monte Carlo Night at Hideaway Lounge in Garfield Heights. State liquor agents raided the venue seizing gambling equipment and $4 million in play money, while six uniformed deputies acted as chaperones and no students were cited. Dr Mildred Matousek and her husband John held the liquor permit. officers explained deputies were volunteers and unaware of liquor rules.
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Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Cleveland Area Intercollegiate Council
Cuyahoga County
Sheriff's Deputies
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Mildred Matousek
Bedford Heights
Ralph FE. Krei
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Intercollegiate Council
John Kocevar
Sheriff's Department
Kocevar
Eskimos Favored in Dew Line Residency Dispute
Jim Brown of Barter Island station complains that non Eskimo workers at the DEW Line installation cannot spend nights with their native wives in Kaktovik while Eskimo workers may. The Alaska legislative council asks the Human Rights Commission to investigate. The Federal Electric Corp. declined to comment.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Arctic
Jim Brown
Barter Island
State Legislative Council
Brown
Alaska Human Rights Commission
Federal Electric Corp
Battery Stolen From Car on Omaha Street
Elmer Ratliff of 3231 Omaha Street reported to deputy John Mullins the theft of a 12 volt battery valued at 25 dollars from his car parked in front of his house Saturday night.
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Elmer Ratliff
Omaha St
John B. Mullins
Wilson and Smith urged new meeting over Rhodesian crisis
Prime Minister Harold Wilson proposed another Malta meeting with Rhodesian leader Ian Smith to resolve the push for independence. Smith’s response was unclear as he prepared to meet his Cabinet while a three man royal commission sought a way out of the deadlock.
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London
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Smith
Wilson
Malta
Salisbury
Royal Commission
Hugh Beadle
69 Feared Dead in Argentine Air Transport Mystery
In Panama the search for a missing Argentine air force transport continues after 69 people were aboard. Charred lifejackets were recovered about 40 miles northwest of the Panama Canal entrance near the Rio Miguel mouth, but no bodies or wreckage were found.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Rio Miguel
Escaped convicts terrorize Napa area as dragnet tightens
Two inmates Charles L. Gove and Ralph D. Owen, both imprisoned for armed robbery, fled the California Medical Facility at Vacaville a week ago. They terrorized a ranch party including Delores Weaver and her son Mark, stole a car, guns, and cash, and remain at large after eluding 150 pursuing officers with dogs and aircraft.
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Calif
California
Vacaville
Charles L. Gove
San Francisco
Ralph D. Owen
Carmichael
Sacramento
Lake Berryessa
D.E. Weaver Horse
Mark Winblad
Delores Weaver
Nancy Wood
Marie Weaver
Faithful unity forged in Festval of Faith service
In Kansas City 4000 worshippers gathered at Municipal Auditorium for the Festival of Faith a joint service by the Kansas City Council of Churches and the Kansas City St Joseph Catholic Diocese About 120 clergymen participated Catholics and Protestants sang hymns and donated funds for ecumenical work The leaders stressed Christian unity and urged continued dialogue and reformation across denominations
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Kansas City
Msgr
Richard Schumacher
Kansas City-St. Joseph
Schumacher
Charles H. Helmsing
Vatican City
Ill residents treated after Middletown hospital call
Two people became ill and were treated then released from Middletown Hospital. Fire crews responded at 1 35 p m to 2201 Queen Ave for Kenneth LeForce 13 who had trouble breathing and he was transported by McCoy Leffler ambulance. At 11 26 p m fire crews responded to 1803 Manchester Ave for Darrel Griggs 18 who fell ill and was taken to the hospital by Middletown ambulance service.
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Queen Ave
Kenneth LeForce
McCoy- Leffler
Manchester Ave
Darrel Griggs
Middletown
Boys Cited For Church Damage In Reily
Four boys aged 11 to 15 were cited to juvenile court on delinquency charges for damage at the Presbyterian Church in Reily. Sgt. Harry McDaniel cited the youths after damage estimated at 200 dollars, including 22 windows four door glasses and a yard light shot out. All admitted using an air rifle. one 15-year-old injured his thumb. They were released to parents due to no space at the juvenile center.
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Hamilton
Harry McDaniel
Presbyterian Church
Reily
Wilson Bettner
U S Mint at Dahlonega Closes During Civil War
The U S Mint at Dahlonega Georgia closed in 1861 following the onset of the Civil War, reflecting the disruption to federal operations in the region.
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U. S
Dahlonega
Newlyweds Dance Through Fire Lost Apartment
Boston news notes Jack and Diana Zajak lost their apartment to a recent fire after their wedding reception. The couple, 23 and 22, chose to dance the wedding waltz as rescuers and relatives began cleanup. A Diana and Jack fund started in Chelsea to aid the couple as they planned a California honeymoon.
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Jack
Diana Zajak
Diana
Edward Uminski
California
Diana and
Jack Fund
Chelsea
Nminski
Today in History highlights 1965 through 1965 events
On this date notable milestones include FDR’s 1932 election victory, Montana’s 1889 statehood, Cleveland’s 1892 win, Hitler’s 1923 coup, Allied North Africa invasion 1942, the 1945 GI Bill move, and Kennedy’s 1960s presidency milestones plus Russia’s missile parade in 1967.
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Montana
Grover Cleveland
Adolf Hitler
Munich
North Africa
Towns Water Is Safe Again In Pineville Ky
Pineville residents can drink public water again by Wednesday if officials’ estimate holds. They believe contamination arose as underground caverns’ water level fell and pumps drew in the foreign substance. A pump moving 700 gallons per minute will raise cavern levels by diverting Cumberland River water to flush the supply.
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Pineville, Ky
Pineville
Cumberland River
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