Three Construction Workers Die In Memphis Sewer Cave-In
In Frayser, a 28-foot-deep sewer trench collapsed trapping five J R Construction workers. Three bodies were found Tom Bird 19 Tim Poston 23 and Reece Davis 27 from the Memphis area. Two workers John Jackson 53 and Enoch Hagler in his 50s remain missing feared dead as night rescue efforts were hampered by cold weather no power and a crowd of onlookers.
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Memphis, Tenn
Frayser
Memphis
Tom Bird
Tim Poston
Reece Davis
John Jackson
Enoch Hagler
J & R Construction Co., Inc
Earl Spelling
William Dalton
Mutiny by Argentine sailors amid Peron return show of force
Six petty officers mutinied at the Buenos Aires training school as Juan D Peron flew home after exile. The four hour incident ended with surrender at 4 25 a m. Peronists urged a vast airport welcome despite a government ban while troops sealed the airport area.
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Buenos. Aires
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peroni
Navy
Navy Mechanics’school
Peron
Peronist Movement
Agentina
Anso Re
Federal drug sweep nets Miami students in Oxford raid
Eleven Miami University students were arrested in an Oxford drug raid for possession and distribution of LSD barbiturates and amphetamines. A twelfth suspect, Irvin Zimmerman 25 Dayton, faces charges of aiding distribution as investigators seized cash a shotgun and marijuana._MORE pending arrests and potential major slowdowns in area drug traffic were hinted by Butler County Sheriff Harold Carpenter.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Harold Carpenter
Oxford
Miami University
Dayton
Irvin
E. Zimmerman
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Bureau of Narcotics
Internal Revenue Service
Butler County Police
Zimmerman
Montgomery County
Miami
U.S
Minsinnasti
Carpenter
Youth service dialogue on plight of Russian Jews at 8
The event at Temple Beth Sholom starts at 8 tonight rather than 7 30 as listed yesterday in the Middletown Journal.
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Temple Beth Sholom
Middletown
United States and Soviet Clash Over UN Budget Cuts
In a U.N. General Assembly budget session, U.S. Ambassador George Bush and Soviet Ambassador Vasily Safronchuk sparred as Sen. Gale McGee promoted a plan to cut the U.S. assessment from 31.52 to 25 percent. Bush argued against cutting UNICEF funding and noted U.S. contributions to U.N. programs, while Safronchuk cited per capita basis as fairness. McGee warned the high U.S. share harms American views of the U.N. and U.S. funding remains at about 64 million for assessed and voluntary programs combined.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
U.S
George Bush
Vasily Safronchiuk
Sen
Gale McGee
D lWyo
General Assembly
U.N. Children’s Fund
Bush
Sheekins
Unicef
U. N
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Buss
McGee
United Nations
Britain and Egypt curb arms deal amid balance concerns
London reports Britain negotiating a multi million dollar arms package with Egypt but withholding some requests for offensive weapons. Officials cite a peak in Soviet involvement and aim to avoid upsetting the Arab Israeli military balance while negotiations stay secret.
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London
Britain
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Foreign Office
Man Praised, Former Housing Chief Sentenced to Prison
Sacramento Superior Court Judge Irving Perluss sentences Harry Zollinger former executive director of the Sacramento Housing Authority to one to ten years after a guilty plea to embezzling about two thousand dollars. Zollinger, praised for racial integration efforts and elderly housing improvements, transferred funds to a private account and billed home renovations to the agency.
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Sacramento, Calif
Sacramento
Harry Zollinger
Sacramento Housing Authority
Pennsylvania State Housing Authority
Superior Court
Irving Perluss
Zollinger
Sacramento County Grand Jury
Perluss
Inmate Doyle Manning Convicted in Slaying Case
An Ohio Penitentiary inmate, Doyle Wayne Manning, convicted of second degree murder for stabbing another inmate to death on April 10, received a life sentence. The term begins after completion of a prior 60 to 150 year sentence on six armed robbery counts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Franklin County
Break-In Probed at Horseshoe Bend Baptist Church
Hamilton deputies investigate a break-in at Horseshoe Bend Baptist Church at 5753 Horseshoe Bend Road. A thief stole an amplifier and microphone system valued over unknown amount. church office was ransacked after a window was broken. Edith McLaughlin, church secretary, provided details to officers.
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Hamilton
Horseshoe Bend Baptist Church
Horseshoe Bend Road
Edith McLaughlin
No Injuries In Accident On Millikin Road West Of Ohio 747
Hamilton sheriff officials report no injuries in a late evening accident on Millikin road west of Ohio 747. Vehicles driven by Mary DeLong and Della Pennington collided. DeLong's car sustained about 60 dollars in damage and Pennington's about 200 dollars. The cause remains undetermined.
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Hamilton
Millikin Road
Ohio
Mary DeLong
Betty
Della Pennington
Hamilton Mason Road
DeLong
Pennington
Proxmire Plans 1200 Mile Wisconsin Health Walk Tour
Sen William Proxmire expands his five mile daily habit into a 1200 mile walking and running trek across Wisconsin. The Democrat says he will run 10 miles a day and walk 15 to 20. The 57 year old plans to start next week with segments through South Milwaukee Racine Lead Mine Hazel Green Fair Play and Footville. He aims to meet farmers and workers during the late fall and winter journey.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Capitol Hill
South Milwaukee
Racine
Lead Mine
Hazel Green
Fair Play
Footville
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B. G. Hall
Thesite
Hall
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Norman Olt
David E. Harker
Akron
Gregory Lake
Harker
Lake
Stan Perin
Pol, Ady
Sen. Proxmire
Roger B. Turrell
F. Harrison Green
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Lowe
Cashway Brand
Red Pickets
Vain Glase
Dyfoam
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