Floods threaten after Hilda hits Louisiana coast
Louisiana reels from Hurricane Hilda with 36 dead and damage pegged near 100 million dollars. Evacuations rise in the Baton Rouge area as Amite and Comite river basins threaten three to six feet above flood stage. President Johnson allocates emergency funds. SBA designates disaster areas across three states.
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76 year old dies from October crash injuries in Troy
A 76-year-old man, Deamus Treat of Tipp City, died at Stouder Memorial Hospital after injuries from a two car collision on October 1 on Miami County Road 25A near the Montgomery County line.
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Johnson Seen Favorite to Win Presidency in Four Weeks
The New York Times reports that four weeks before Election Day 1964 President Johnson is the overwhelming choice to win, with betting odds at 7 to 1. The piece notes Goldwater faces a tough race, with Johnson leading in 17 states and DC while Goldwater is entrenched only in a few Southern states and the West remains uncertain.
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Death of Dayton Boy Found in Sandbox Unexplained
An 11 year old boy Lloyd Hylton was found buried head and shoulders in a sandbox near his home. Police believe a youth game led to his death by asphyxiation and an autopsy confirmed the cause.
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Elder Named To PR Committee In Southwest Ohio
James Elder assistant administrator of Middletown Hospital is named chairman of a new by laws revision committee for Southwest Ohio Public Relations for Health. The group will hold its annual meeting on Thursday October 15 at the Golden Lamb in Lebanon. Speaker will be William G. Werner retired public and legal services director for Procter & Gamble and current chairman of the Bethesda Hospital board. He will discuss Trusteeship and Public Relations.
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Kentucky Congressman Claims Perfect House Voting Record
Washington AP reports Rep. William H. Natcher of Kentucky has a flawless record of 967 roll calls since January 6, 1954, certified by House Clerk Ralph R. Roberts. Natcher recalls near misses including a 236 mile taxicab trip and a last minute vote during Alben Barkley ceremonies, while noting he has missed only two quorum calls among 3,000 plus.
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Overcrowding Described as Serious in High School Talks
Dale Wilson urged passage of a 7 million school building bond at the November 3 election. He warned Middletown High School overcrowding harms education, noting the auditorium holds eight homerooms and about 300 students, while the study hall serves five homerooms.
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Minister Credits York With Picking Normandy Invasion Site
The Rev. Dr. Roy C. Brown says World War I hero Alvin C. York suggested Normandy as the invasion site for a hypothetical World War III, during a 1927 meeting with York in Pall Mall Tennessee and a Washington discussion with President Roosevelt. Brown, a 69 year old former Marion, Ohio policeman turned minister, is in Hampton for an evangelistic campaign.
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Stolen Radio Found and Returned in Butler County
A stolen $700 two way transistor radio was found Sunday along Tylersville Road by Joe D. Powell of Cincinnati in weeds while gathering walnuts. He turned it over to state patrolmen who notified the sheriff. The radio had been stolen Sept. 10 from a car owned by Adamo Cristoforo at the Sports Bowl on S. Main Street. Intruders pried money boxes from two soft drink machines at Moorman Sand and Gravel Co. but gained only $1.
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Franklin firefighters extinguish car fire on Sixth Street
Franklin firemen were called to 19 West Sixth Street at 2 20 p m yesterday to fight a blaze in the carburetor of Edith Hatton s car at the same address No damage resulted from the incident.
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