Gas Gone Gas Gone Town Back To Normal
Nearly 3 000 residents returned home after 10 000 gallons of chlorine gas from a railroad derailment dissipated in Newton Alabama. Police Chief Charles Brackins said danger was eliminated when safety valves opened and gas escaped gradually. Evacuation began Saturday night and officials reported no explosions.
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Newton
Ala
Alabama
Charles Brackins
Brackins
Bracking
Ozark
Man Mails Self The Wrong Way
James Brown 27 of New York City attempted to mail himself from Rochester to Boston but rode a sealed mail car the wrong way. He was found in Cleveland with a suitcase when the car opened after a 48 hour trip. He faces a trespassing charge in court today.
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Cleveland (Ap
James Brown
Rochester
N. Y
Boston
Brown
New York City
Cleveland
Police Probe Tavern Bombing in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio police crime lab technicians investigate the type of explosives used in Sunday bombing of Jimmy's Coffin Room on Poland Avenue. The explosion blew out the front door. the owner said he had closed hours earlier and knew of no reason for the bombing.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Jimmy
Poland Avenue
Mongrel Pup Wins Hearts of 561st Forces in Vietnam
In Vietnam near Long Banh Army Spec. 4 Frank A. Coronato bought a mongrel pup for 2.80 from a native boy. Six months later the dog had won the affection of the 561st Transportation Corps, becoming a standout companion for the unit.
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New York
Army
Frank A. Coronato
Long Banh
Vietnam
561St Transportation Corps
Senate Urban Riots Hearings Reopen With Nashville Witness
A Senate panel reopens hearings on urban rioting with Fred Brooks of Nashville listed as a witness. Brooks heads the Liberation School, the subject of prior Judiciary Committee testimony alleging the school taught Negro children to hate whites. The hearing is led by Senator John L. McClellan.
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Senate
U.S
Nashville
Tenn
Fred Brooks
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Brooks
Judiciary Committee
New Ohio Driving Laws Increase Fees and Add Checks
Ohio adopts sweeping license changes including social security number requirement after 1967, color photo after 1969, higher fees for permits and licenses, and mandatory education for under 18. Random roadside inspections will tag minor faults with repair orders and major defects incur court citations. first offenses carry a 25 dollar fine.
Capital Coach Plans To Retire
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Harold E Whitey Regan will step down as Capital University basketball coach after the 1967 68 season He will lead the aquatics program and continue as head cross country and golf coach Regan posted a 122 107 record over 11 seasons at Capital.
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Columbus, Ohio
Harold E
Whitey) Regan
Capital University
William F. Bernlohr
Regan
Capital
Future Teachers Start Central School Visits
Darlene Wilhoit reports Middletown High School's Future Teachers of America begin a six week visitation program at Central Elementary School. Members observe teachers and students and later display classroom skills such as costume design and teaching songs. FTA adviser is Katherine Roudebush. Fenwick High School also hosts an FTA similar to Middletown's.
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Darlene Wilhoit
Future Teachers of America
FTA
Middletown
Spelling Central
Candy Bailey
Tish Day
Sally Farrar
Linda Simpson
Central
Katherine Roudebush
Fenwick High School
Middletown High
Vehicle inspection penalties and private fleet rules
The text outlines penalties of 500 dollars for subsequent convictions and up to 60 days in jail. If an inspection officer deems a vehicle unsafe, it may be removed from the highway until repairs are completed. Operators must return a repair order with proof of compliance before driving again. A firm operating at least 15 vehicles with its own service department may obtain permission to establish its own official inspection station for commercial vehicles, excluding private passenger cars of owners or employees.
Carter's Pills Promote Peristalsis For Temporary Relief
An old style ad touts Carter's Pills as a laxative to wake slowed down peristalsis in the lower digestive tract. It claims quicker relief from irregularity, promising users will bounce back to their smiling best. 49¢.
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Carter
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