Tangled testimony at house party in Xenia killing
In Xenia Ohio investigators probe the fatal shootings of James Burns a state liquor agent and Rudolph Young a Day ton Army defense electronics center employee at a party after CSU homecoming. Burns was killed by a city police bullet during a scuffle as he attempted to use a phone and was joined by police to determine how the shooting occurred and who held the gun.
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Xenia
Ohio
Dayton
James Burns
Rudolph Young
U. S. Army
Defense Electronic Supply Center
Jack Thomas
Burns
Charles Brown
Cincinnati
Miss Royal
John Angell
Young
Angeli
Angell
Floyd Moon
Debbie's Right The Army Song Debate Reaches Pentagon
Seventh grader Debbie Greenberg of Westbury New York wrote to the Pentagon to settle which Army tune is official She argued the Caisson Song is the Army song while her teacher claimed The Ballad of Rodger Young A general replied confirming The Army Goes Rolling Along is based on the Caisson Song, likely pleasing Debbie and frustrating her teacher.
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Washington
Debbie Greenberg
Debbie
Rodger Young
Westbury
N.Y
United States Army
Pentagon
Washington, D.C
Navy
Air Force
Army
Fumes Add To Ohio's Death Toll
Ohio weekend deaths reach 26 with 16 traffic fatalities and nine other accidents. Carbon monoxide in parked cars caused five deaths. one fire fatality and additional incidents include a drowning, a pole electrocution, a tree limb strike, and a heater fumes death. Three traffic crashes claimed two lives each in Summit County, Columbus, and near Mansfield.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Summit County
Mansfield
Tragic Docket of Fatal Accidents Across Ohio Counties
A string of deadly incidents includes Dave Smith and Wanda Howell both of Cleveland dying from car carbon monoxide poisoning in a parked vehicle. Iziah Tyus of Alliance suffers CO poisoning in a car with faulty exhaust in Marlboro Township. Four-year-old Jacki Helsel dies after being struck by a tree limb cut by her father in Springfield. Four-year-old James Murray drowns in a neighbor’s pool in Centerville. Ronald Parker and cousin Michael Parker die in a collision involving a car and a pickup in Columbus. Ken Fields dies when his car leaves a Butler County road and hits three trees. Tom Perkins of Vermilion and Jeannette Wilber of Toledo apparently asphyxiate in a parked car in a wooded Vermilion area. James Mayle, 18, of Plain Township is electrocuted while climbing a power pole with others.
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Dave Smith
Wanda M. Howell
Cleveland
Iziah Tyus
Alliance
Marlboro Township
Jacki Darlene Helsel
Springfield
James Murray
Centerville
Montgomery County
Ronald Lee Parker
Michael Parker
Columbus
Ken Fields
West Chester
Butler County
Hamilton
Tom Perkins
Vermilion
Jeannette Wilber
Toledo
James T. Mayle
Plain Township
Stark County
Akron Lieutenant Among Seven Killed In Goose Bay Crash
The Air Force reports 1st Lt. Guy Vassalotti, 27, of Akron Ohio, was among seven crew members killed when a C133 Cargomaster crashed and burned shortly after takeoff from Goose Bay Air Force Base Labrador.
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Dover
Del
Akron
Ohio
Air Force
Goose Bay Air Force Base
Labrador
Air Force Public Information Office
Guy Vassalotti
Louis J. Vassalotti
Chicago Moms Protest Apartment Classrooms
Chicago mothers in the Robert R. Taylor Homes led a boycott starting November 23 to protest first to third grade classrooms placed in 86 apartments within a large South Side housing project. They demand bused students to other city classrooms and oppose leasing spaces as segregated, inferior schooling amid budget constraints.
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Chicago
Robert R. Taylor
Chicago Board of Education
Sheep crash on Ohio Turnpike kills 190 more
State patrolmen and truck drivers counted 190 sheep on the Ohio turnpike near Streetsboro after a tractor trailer carrying them tipped over from a flat tire. The incident left 190 sheep dead while the surviving flock was corralled two hours later with snow fences used as temporary pens.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Streetsboro
Invention of Paper by Chinese Over 2000 Years Ago
Ancient Chinese artisans developed paper over two thousand years ago using materials like mulberry bark bamboo and rags. The craft evolved from early plant fibers to a staple writing surface advancing literacy and record keeping across civilizations.
Today in History November 9 1964 highlights
Key events on this date include the 1872 Boston fire that burned for three days destroying 959 buildings and killing 35, the 1918 abdication of the Kaiser and the proclamation of Germany as a republic, and the CIO formation in 1935.
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Boston
Oregon
Germany
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
John L. Lewis
UN. Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Fatal Shooting On Columbus North Side Under Probe
Police questioned a suspect after a fatal shooting on the north side of Columbus. Theodore Roosevelt Mathews died at St Anthony's Hospital from a chest wound. Mary Miller, 27, was treated for a head wound and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Columbus’ North Side
Theodore Roosevelt Mathews
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mary Miller
Mathews
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Violent Williams
Tenants Committee For Better
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Public Finance News
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Walburg
Insurance Agency
First Ave
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Japan
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Talbert
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