Red Riot On Food Rumored In Novocherkassk
Washington reports persistent rumors of a June Novocherkassk riot after Soviet price hikes. Officials say troops may have suppressed the disturbance with possible injuries and uncertain deaths. US observers cite civil unrest in the southern Russian industrial center near the Black Sea and possible wage changes at that time. Ronald B. Peltz is running for the seat held by Frances Bolton.
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Washington
Novocherkassk
Black Sea
Cleveland
Ronald B. Peltz
Frances Bolton
Castro Prisoner Is Home From Cuban Jail
John V. Martino, a Miami Beach businessman, was freed by Fidel Castro and flown to Miami after serving 40 months of a 13 year term. He and his wife Florence reconnected, with their three children home from school. Martino and his son Edward were jailed in Havana in 1959 during a visit. He faced charges of counterrevolutionary activity and attempting to fly fugitives out of Cuba. Edward, aged 16, was released.
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Miami
Pla
John V. Martino
Miami Beach
Fidel Castro
Martino
Florence
Castro
Edward
Havana
Blind Pastor Weds Blind Couple in Philadelphia Ceremony
A blind minister wed a blind couple, Mary Nixon of Reading and Wilmer Gill of the Pennsylvania Home for the Blind, at Christ Memorial Reformed Episcopal church. A blind singer and a blind organist accompanied the ceremony while Rev Ralph Montanus, pastor of Bethany Baptist, Jamaica, Long Island, officiated. The couple met five weeks earlier at a fellowship meeting.
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Philadelphia
Mary Nixon
Reading
Wilmer Gill
Pennsylvania
Christ Memorial Reformed Episcopal Church
Ralph Montanus
Bethany Baptist Church
Jamaica
Long Island
New York
Senator Norris Cotton Predicts U S Visit to Cuba
Bedford New Hampshire AP report notes Senator Norris Cotton, a Republican seeking reelection, telling a GOP rally that the United States will be in Cuba before Election Day. He said the trip would reflect how the American people feel if the President continues to travel to distant areas.
Air Force bans free cigarettes in service hospitals
The Air Force issued a Sept. 17 order banning tobacco companies from giving free cigarettes to personnel in service hospitals citing growing evidence linking smoking to lung cancer. The ban does not affect personal gifts of cigarettes from individuals to patients in hospitals.
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Washington
Air Force
Public Service Ad for Gideon Road Parking Lot
Public notice states Gideon Road remains open to access Self Service and Union Sanitary at Grand Ave and Gideon Rd. It notes signs may say closed but motorists can reach a new 25 car lighted rear parking lot by driving off Central Ave onto Gideon Road.
Four Weekend Traffic Deaths Reported Across Ohio
The Associated Press reports Ohio's weekend traffic toll dropped to one of the year's lowest levels. From Friday 4 p.m. to Sunday midnight, four traffic deaths and four miscellaneous fatalities brought the total toll to eight. Victims included Jack Danner 11 of Southington, Paul Pierce 18 months of Chauncey, Robert Sekerak 33 of Cleveland, Eugene Maynard 26 of Cyclone West Virginia, Gerald Miller in Marysville, Robert Rexroad 20 of Forest, John Nance 7 of Cincinnati, Mrs Hallie Messerly 58 of Akron, and an auto collision near Hebron.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Jack Danner
Rt. 1
Southington
Trumbull County
Warren
Paul Pierce
Chauncey
Athens County
Robert Sekerak
Cleveland
Eugene Maynard
Cyclone
W. Va
Thhey
Celina
Gerald Miller
Marysville
Robert Gail Rexroad
Rt. 2
Forest
Hardin County
U.S
Marion
John Nance
Cincinnati
Trength
Hallie Messerly
Akron
Hebron
Licking County
Echo satellite sighting schedule for Ohio cities
The report lists eleven opportunities to view the Echo satellite from tonight through next Sunday in Ohio. Timings in EST for Columbus and nearby areas include 6:55 pm Monday showing northeast movement at 73 degrees, with subsequent windows midweek and over the weekend featuring directions north northeast and varying horizon elevations.
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Washington
North
South
Daisy's Down To A Gale
Halifax AP reports Hurricane Daisy, now downgraded, moved toward the Gulf of St. Lawrence and western Newfoundland after ripping Nova Scotia’s southwest coast. Two deaths reported locally, with at least 24 in New England. The storm lashed Peggy's Cove and disrupted boats, wharfs, traffic, and power as it approached the Maritimes.
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Halifax
N.S
Daisy
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Nova Scotia
Peggy's Cove
New England
Bears tagged with tiny transmitters in Yellowstone
Miniature transmitters attached to two grizzly bears in Yellowstone National Park use plastic collars to broadcast beep signals to scientists up to five miles away, enabling study of movement and behavior.
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Yellowstone National Park
Detroit Steel Demand Rises Amid October Auto Boom
In Cleveland AP report Steel Magazine forecasts higher October shipments due to stepped up automotive demand. Auto production could reach a record 704000 for October, following September's 470353 cars, as steel makers face stiff competition and possible price increases while import pressure and scrap costs weigh.
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Cleveland
Toio
Detroit
Man Wanted In Dayton Surrenders
Walter N. Arney, 39, surrendered in Savannah Tennessee admitting he killed a man in Dayton Ohio. He walked into the office of General Sessions Judge James Barlow and stated I killed a man. Dayton police described him as the suspect in a first degree murder tied to the slaying of a friend of his ex wife as she walked with him. Witnesses reported shots fired at the fleeing woman but she was not injured.
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Savannah
Tenn
Ohio
Walter N. Arney
General Sessions
James Barlow
Dayton
Arney
Tee Eeee
Teesene
Gom Ton
Tia
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Henry David Thoreau
Cape Cod
America
Gideon Road
Vice & Union Sanitary’s
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Gideon
Echo
Ules
Metalworking Journal
Steel
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Univox Complete
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