Three Ohio Soldiers Killed in Vietnam Actions
Three Ohio Army men were killed in Vietnam according to the Defense Department. Spec. 4 David L. Hilton of Canton widow Patricia. Spec. 4 Edward D. Hancock of Defiance. Pfe. Robert D. Waddell of Batavia. Linwood C. Corbett from Cleveland is now listed dead of hostile causes after earlier being listed missing. Sgt. Robert L. Gunther of Springfield is listed as head of nonhostile causes.
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Washington
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
Spec
David L. Hilton
Patricia
Canton
Edward D. Hancock
Defiance
Pfe
Robert D. Waddell
Batavia
Army
Linwood C. Corbett
Barbara
Cleveland
Robert L. Gunther
Springfield
Alaska List Shows 178 Men in Gold Mining Roles
In Fairbanks, Alaska, a contemporary roster notes that 178 men are employed in gold mining related work. The source lists their occupations and ties them to local industry activity in the region.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Ritualistic Kiss Seals Friendship at Outlaws Trial
West Palm Beach AP report details three booted Outlaws Motorcycle Club members jailed on charges of nailing a girl's hands to a tree. Two bearded men kissed as part of club ritual. trial set for early August 1968.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
National Outlaws Motorcycle Club
Chicago
New Albany
Ind
Norman
Spider” Rising
Frank
Frank” Lind
Christine Deese
Heidtman
Florida
Frigid Air Grips Most Of Country
Frigid arctic air maintained a tight grip on much of the nation with heavy snow squalls from the Great Lakes to New England. Snow depths reached seven inches in Boonville New York and 18 inches on the ground. Hancock Michigan reported 13 inches. Travel warnings for snow and ice were posted from eastern New Mexico to Colorado and Wyoming as rain fell on the West Coast. Temperatures ranged from 75 degrees at Key West to seven below zero at International Falls Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
New England
New York
Maine
Boonville
N.Y
Hancock Mid
Upper Peninsula
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Colorado
Oregon
California
Rockies
Appalachians
Key West
Fla
International Falls
Minn
Search For Slaying Suspect Continues
Police in Newport Kentucky continued the search for two men connected to the slaying of Kenneth Ray Darnell 24 of Mount Carmel Ohio. Darnell was shot in the upper abdomen shortly before midnight Saturday and died eight hours later in a hospital following a street argument.
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Newport
Kenneth Ray Darnell
Rt. 1
Mount Crab
Ohio
Darnell
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Castell Bldg
County House Trio
Middletown
Central Ave
Business College
Wables and
Sorsby
Graves
William Heidtman
Race Ssavings and Loan Association
MIT
Central Store
Warwick
Coats
Orion
Toyland
Kentucky
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