Hidden Cash Found In Shed From Crider Estate
Mount Vernon Ohio Crider brothers Charles and Alva died of carbon monoxide poisoning on December 23 1965 leaving an estate over 137000 dollars. Three college students found about 18000 dollars in an old tar bucket in a shed on the Crider property. Real estate developer Ralph S White has claimed the money but the estate administrator says it will belong to the brothers estates. About 126 heirs are listed. The cash is kept in a safety deposit box pending legal disposition.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio
Crider Brothers
Mount Vernon Bible College
Charles
Alva
Jack Chandler
Jack Knight
Mike Bryan
Crider
Ralph S. White
Holy City Sealed as Demonstrations Spark Jordan Riot
In Jerusalem and across Jordan a state of siege began after troops fired on anti government protesters. Two died and six were wounded as Arab Legion forces sealed cities, blocked routes, and cut calls abroad. Curfew was imposed with towns like Nablus Ramallah Hebron Beth Jehem and Jericho locked down. The PLO demanded armed incursions while King Hussein kept the group out to avoid an internal power struggle.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Jordan
Old City
Arab Legion
Holy City
Nablus
Ramallah
Hebron
Beth- Jehem
Christ
Jericho
Anwar el Khatib
Associated Press
West Bank
Jordan River
Palestine
Israel
Samua
United States
Syria
Cairo
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Hussein
Premature quintuplets born in Pittsburgh hospital
Patti Aronson, 22, gave birth to five girls in 10 minutes at Magee Womens Hospital. The babies weigh 1 lb 7 oz to 1 lb 12 oz and remain in guarded condition. Father Michael Aronson, a 22-year-old law student, says they were advised to expect multiples.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Pittsburgh
Patti Aronson
Magee Womens Hospital
Michael Aronson
Quints
Aronson
Duquesne University
Magee- Womens Hospital
Aranson
University of Pittsburgh
Names Two Suspects Reopen Marilyn Sheppard Case
In Cleveland attorney F Lee Bailey asks Bay Village police chief to reopen the 12 year old Marilyn Sheppard slaying. He says he provided names of two suspects and cites his recent acquittal of Samuel H Sheppard in the same case.
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Cleveland, Ohio
F. Lee Bailey
Bay Village
Marilyn Sheppard
Cleveland
City Club
Bailey
United States
Samuel H. Sheppard
Weekend Weather Weathers Light Rain And Warm Temps
Wet weekend forecast with light rain through tonight and tomorrow and mild temperatures. Central Ohio fogs linger with high near 60 on Sunday and lows around 50. Bay Village Chief says he may follow parts of a long letter but will not reopen a 12 year old investigation. New evidence could be hard to uncover.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio
Crenkhan
Holt Party Winning In Australia
The government of Prime Minister Harold E Holt likely won a national election, increasing its majority in the 124 seat House of Representatives. Early returns show the Liberal Country coalition at 65 seats to Labor's 43, with Viet Nam policy as the dominant issue and 4500 Australian troops deployed.
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Sydney
Australia
Harold E. Holt
Viet Nam
Sydney Sun Herald
Labor
House of Representatives
Rain Eases Smog Crisis Across Northeast
Rain fell across the smog-stricken Northeast ending a three day air pollution crisis. Officials urged car bans and voluntary alerts with a possible shift to mandatory factory and vehicle shutdowns if conditions persisted. New York, New Jersey and Connecticut activated alerts as Boston faced heavy pollution and generators shut down while health officials urged indoor air precautions.
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New York
Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
Maryland
New York City
Connecticut
New Jersey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Boston
Charles River
Boston Edison Co
Philadelphia
UN Rebuke Hits Israel Over Border Clashes
The UN Security Council passed a strong 14 to 0 resolution condemning Israel for reprisals against Jordanian villages on November 13. The measure threatens economic and military penalties, with New Zealand abstaining, citing lack of peace proposals.
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Security Council
Israel
UN Chamber
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Yveraan
Middle East
New Zealand
Michael Comay
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Nam Civilians Reorganized U S AID Names Lathram Director
SAIGON AP The deputy director of U S Agency for International Development was named director of civil operations in Viet Nam. L. Wade Lathram 50 of Dothan Alabama reports to Deputy Ambassador William J Porter after a sweeping civilian operations reorganization announced by Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Agency For International Development
Viet Nam
L. Wade Lathram
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
U.S
William J. Porter
Lathiam
Dothan
Ala
Porter
Chuckle The Cuff Business Lesson In Loss of Shirt
A concise quip warns that dealing on credit can strip away every shirt as debt accumulates and bills go unpaid. It cautions readers about risky cash flow practices and the dangers of overextension in commerce.
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Pleiku
Air Force
U.S. Air Force
Eric Young
Robert Young
Wright State University
Dayton
Eric
Holt
Norman Ingraham
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
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