Three Die In Groesbeck Plant Fire In Ohio Suburb
In Cincinnati area suburb Groesbeck a $150000 blaze at Western Home Center Inc. destroyed a one story cement block plant that made wooden cabinets and doors. Fire officials said an overheated ventilating fan started the fire and a brief smoke buildup led to a rapid roof engulfment. Three people died including owner’s son Michael Hausfeld and two Groesbeck volunteers Lee Hammett and Allen Burce Price. Fire crews battled the flames for about two hours. building contents including lumber machinery lacquer and paint were present but no major explosions occurred.
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Western Home Center, Inc
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Lee Hammett
Allen Burce Price
Michael P. Hausfeld
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North College Hill
Dunlap
Paul Hausfeld
Weather Turns Cold Then Warms Overnight
Cold temperatures hover around freezing under clear skies with a low near 32. Tomorrow temperatures rise toward 60 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Yesterday high reached 34 at 2 15 p m and overnight low was 31 at 6 a m today.
Chuckle Heredity Creates Parental Teen Curious Moments
A light hearted note suggests that heredity prompts both mothers and fathers of teenagers to wonder about each other. The quip plays on the quirks passed down through generations shaping family dynamics and humor.
Freshman Candidate Strom Thurmond Johnson Predicted Winner
In Columbia, a University of South Carolina freshman class election appears to favor Strom Thurmond Johnson among campus Democrats and Republicans alike. The piece notes the state’s U.S. Senators Strom Thurmond and Olin Johnston, mapping political ties to Goldwater and Johnson supporters.
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University of South Carolina
Strom Thursmond Johnson
South Carolina
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Goldwater
Olint Johnston
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Death of Herbert Hoover at age 90 in New York
Former president Herbert Clark Hoover aged 90 died at the Waldorf Towers after a recurrence of massive gastrointestinal hemorrhage. He will lie in state at St Bartholomew's Church and the Capitol rotunda before burial in West Branch, Iowa. Hoover, last living at 90, reflected on freedom and service and held a long record of public work from WWI relief to the presidency.
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Iowa
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Adams
America
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Hoover Commission
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Airmen cleared for further flying after border incident
The Air Force cleared three officers involved in the RB66 reconnaissance plane incident over East Germany last March to continue flying. A board cited navigation equipment failure and weather as factors, with two crewmen kept on flying status while the navigator, Lt Harold W Welch, remains hospitalized.
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Associated Press
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Germany
Toul-Rosieres Air Base
France
David L. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Uneasy about Khrushchev Ouster Says Eisenhower
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, in a Gettysburg AP interview, says he does not feel optimistic about Khrushchev’s removal. He discusses Soviet leadership, China’s nuclear prospects, Taiwan, Formosa tensions, and possible links to the Red China nuclear explosion while weighing factors behind Khrushchev’s dismissal.
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Free World
Keane Named Manager of the New York Yankees
Bulletin from New York AP reports John Keane named manager of the New York Yankees. Keane resigned as St. Louis Cardinals manager only 19 hours after their World Series win over the Yankees, succeeding Yogi Berra who was fired after winning a pennant in his first year.
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Peking Says Bomb Miffed President
The New China News Agency in Peking said China’s atomic detonation shocked and irritated the United States. It claimed President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk had tried their best to belittle the event and noted Rusk’s Oct. 18 TV remark that China’s prestige would rise now that it is a nuclear nation. The dispatch called the Chinese achievement a heavy blow to U.S. policy of nuclear monopoly and blackmail.
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Rusk
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Johnson cited for feigned concern over Chinese people
Report notes Johnson accused of feigning concern for Chinese welfare while the United States conducted hundreds of nuclear tests. Beijing condemned his rejection of a world conference to outlaw nuclear weapons, asserting the United States shows no real interest in complete prohibition of nuclear arms.
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Barry Goldwater demands Jenkins report in FBI probe
Washington Senator Barry Goldwater urges an FBI report on security factors tied to Walter Jenkins. He plans a CBS televised speech on morality in government while handling Jenkins inquiries, noting two FBI agents questioned him in Chicago about Jenkins.
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Salisbury
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J. Edgar Hoover
Johnson
Hoover
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Walter Jenkins
GOP Chief Fiery Over Equal Time
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch denounces Johnson's Sunday address as purely political and seeks to overturn FCC ruling on free network air time. He pledges a lawsuit and a half hour Goldwater broadcast, claiming suppression and manipulation of information. Bailey responds by questioning NBC's stance on party time.
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Burch
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William McAndrew
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LBJ Eyes Ohio As Race Ends
Washington AP reports President Johnson plans home-stretch campaign trips to boost votes in key states. He aims to attack Goldwater where GOP strength is strongest, with Ohio on the itinerary after a foreign policy advisory meeting. Goldwater must carry Ohio to win, while Baltimore New Jersey and Pennsylvania are also noted targets.
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Oklahoma High Court Judge Convicted of Tax Evasion
Oklahoma Supreme Court justice Earl Welch, 73, was found guilty on five counts of income tax evasion for taxes owed from 1957 to 1961. The case, before U S District Judge Rey Harper, carries potential penalties up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine per count. Welch remains on the court but has not participated in decisions since indictment.
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