Emergency Landing Near Chanute AFB Involves Gov Guy
Gov William L. Guy of North Dakota survived an emergency landing after the Air National Guard transport lost an engine near Moline. Lt Col Aleander P. Mac Donald landed at Chanute AFB, with foam on the runway and no injuries reported. The flight carried Gov Guy and his wife en route to ceremonies with Illinois Gov Kerner and Japanese PM Eisaku Sato.
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Air National Guard
William L. Guy
North Dakota
Chanute Air Force Base
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The
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Air Force
Springfield
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Moline
Atkinson
Peoria
Rantoul
Sermon Not Seance No Ghost Found At Fisher Hall
Journal staff writer Joy Jones reports at Miami University in Oxford that no ghost appeared at Fisher Hall by 10 30 p m last night. Two missing persons linked to violent deaths were discussed by John T Lilley and two spirit mediums. Lilley produced two men named Harrison D Barrett and Chief Running Water who recalled two murders from decades ago. The talk drew laughs when the chief failed to grunt. Mrs Ross testified to check clairvoyance, and Lilley claimed spirits could be summoned by a small group rather than the overflow crowd.
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Joy Jones
Oxford
Fisher Hall
Miami University
John T. Lilley
Harrison D. Barrett
Ohio River
Running Water
Lilley
Rhodes Gets New Chauffeur
Gov James A Rhodes hires a new chauffeur from Ohio State Penitentiary Victor Buzard 40 paroled after Rhodes second degree murder conviction manslaughter. New driver Mason Farmer 42 Adams County serving life for murder admitted to prison in 1952.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio State Penitentiary
Victor Buzard
Rhodes
Mason Farmer
Adams’ County
Burglars Loot Garage on Shafer Street
Burglars broke into a rear garage at 306 Shafer Street early yesterday and stole $250 worth of assorted tools belonging to John Blair of 730 Tibbals Street Franklin.
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Shafer St
John Blair
Tibbals St
Franklin
City Crashes Cause $1,000 In Damage Across Two Accidents
Police report two car crashes yesterday inflicting $1,000 in damage. Joan Ewing, 55, of 522 Young St., charged with failure to yield after turning left in front of Gene Stout, 35, of 3116 Ottawa St., on Broad at Vanderveer at 12:05 pm. In the second crash at Central Ave and Clinton St at 2 pm, Bernard Theoret, 37, Rt. 4 Middletown Trail er Court, and Randy McFarland, 18, 121 N Leibee St., were involved. McFarland cited for following too close. damage $300.
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Joan Ewing
Young St
Gene Stout
Ottawa St
Broad Street
Vanderveer Street
Bernard Theoret
Rt. 4
Middletown Trailer Court
Randy McFarland
N. Leibee St
Central Ave
Clinton St
McFarland
Shotgun Stolen From Convertible In Lebanon Lot
A shotgun valued at 40 dollars was stolen from a car owned by James Cooper of 1315 Maple Ave Lebanon. The convertible was parked in the Diamond National Corp lot at 407 Charles St between 6 30 a m and 1 30 p m yesterday. Entry was made by cutting a hole in the roof and the top damage was 75 dollars.
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James Cooper
Maple Ave
Lebanon
Diamond National Corp
Charles St
Middletown Mass Choir To Perform at Bethel AME Church
The Middletown Mass Choir will present a sacred music concert at 5 30 p m today at Bethel AME Church correcting Saturdays Journal notice of 3 30 p m. The 50 voice ensemble is non denominational and was recently organized. Police say entry was gained by brute force directed by Mrs Ercell Hill.
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Middletown
Dak To veterans press Hanoi regualrs in Dak To clash
US air cavalry and South Vietnamese troops pressed Hanoi regulars on two ridges in the Dak To sector pursuing a drive seen as disrupting a major Communist offensive. U.S. and allied forces reported heavy fighting on Hill 1338 near the Dak To air strip with enemy casualties tallied at 764 killed through Friday and 12 captured.
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Hanoi
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North Vietnam
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Radio
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Richard Johnson
Johnson
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
1St Bri
1St Air Cavalry Division
Mekong
9Th Division
Merron
Man Faces 3 Charges In Accident
Franklin police arrested 41 year old James Carpenter after an accident at East Second Street and Millard Drive. He is charged with driving while intoxicated driving under suspension and failure to yield after pulling from a service station into the path of a Tractor trailer driven by Roy Shirk of Redland California. The pickup, valued about 2000 dollars, was demolished and the tractor trailer front damaged about 1500 dollars.
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Franklin
E. Second St
Millard Drive
James Carpenter
Catskill Drive
Middletown Hospital
Roy Shirk
Redland
Calif
Vandal Wrecks Utility Lines Near N Marshall Road
Police report a vandal went berserk with tin cutters early yesterday near N Marshall Road and Roland Drive. Several hoses telephone lines a clothes line and a television cable to a rooftop antenna were cut. Neighbors Carl Lubberger Minnie Weir and F J Moorman plus residents at 300 228 and 201 N Marshall Road provided complaints.
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N. Marshall Road
Roland Drive
Carl Lubberger
Minnie Weir
F. J. Moorman
Roland Court
Obituary Mrs Mattie McGraw 70 formerly of Middletown
Mrs Mattie McGraw 70 formerly of Middletown died Friday at Two Harbor Nursing Home Two Harbor Minn She lived at 809 Yankee Road until moving to Two Harbor five years ago She is survived by son Norval McGraw of Two Harbor and sister Alma Stovall of Dayton Funeral services will be Monday at Johnson Funeral Home Two Harbor Minn.
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Mattie McGraw
Middletown
Two Harbor
Minn
McGraw
Yankee Road
Norval McGraw
Alma Stovall
Dayton
Johnson
Fire incidents report at Verity Park and railroad car
A fire at 2507 N Verity Park Way yesterday at 4 25 p m damaged the building side from a broken gas meter costing 200 dollars. Earlier at 1 29 p m a New York Central Railroad car fire near Atco Avenue and Enoch Drive caused 400 dollars in damage.
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N. Verity Parkway
Atco Avenue
Enoch Drive
New York Central Railroad
Prisoners Not Brainwashed Says State Dept Officials
The State Department said the three Army prisoners freed by the Viet Cong were not brainwashed and had withstood captivity with great courage. McCloskey stated the men, hospitalized at Fort Bragg and Walter Reed, spoke of their ordeal, contradicting earlier statements of indoctrination. The prisoners include M. Sgt. Daniel Lee Pitzer of Spring Lake, N.C., recuperating at Walter Reed.
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Washington
State Department
Bragg
N.C
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Saigon
James E. Jackson
Tal
Ectt
W. Va
Ft. Bragg
Ward R. Johnson
Seaside
Calif
United States
Walter Reed Army Hospital
McCloskey
Daniel Lee Pitzer
Spring Lake, N.C
Greece Accuses Turkey as Jets Buzz Cypriot Villages
Greek forces remain on alert after Cypriot authorities said Turkish air force jets buzzed Greek Cypriot villages near Nicosia and sniper fire wounded four. Ankara denied overflights while tensions rise from clashes in Kophinou and Ayios Theodorus.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Ankara
Mediterranean
Suleyman Demirel
Ahmet Topaloglu
Ihsan Sabri Caglayangil
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
New York
Zenon Rossides
U.N
U Thant
Dimitri S. Bitsios
Thant
Rossides
Security Council
Kophinou
Ayios Theodorus
Britain
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