Recording Star Dies In Crash Near Kenton
Country music recording star Sonley Carl Roush, 27, of Midland Texas, died in a head on collision with a tractor trailer on Ohio 31 near Kenton. Five others were injured including Bobby Wood 23 and J Frank Wilson 22. two were admitted in Lima Memorial Hospital. The group was en route to a Lima engagement.
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Midland
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Robert Thomas Satterfield
Greensboro
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San Antonio
Bobby Wood
Memphis
Flint
Mich
Gene Croyle
Lima
Parade to Boost School Building Issue Ahead of Game
Middletown High School students and their marching band plan a poster parade urging passage of the school building issue. They will assemble at 6:15 near Baltimore Street, march to Central School, then proceed to Main Street and Barnitz Stadium for the Lima High School football game.
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Barnitz Stadium
Lima High School
Baltimore Street
Central School
Central Avenue
Main Street
Twenty Acquitted In Saigon Coup Trial
A military court in Saigon acquitted 20 defendants including 13 officers and seven civilians of treason charges tied to last month's coup attempt against Premier Nguyen Khanh. The judge ruled insufficient evidence after a nine day trial amid Khanh's bid to shape civilian rule. A ceremony nearby saw a Vietnamese plane crash, killing the pilot and injuring a woman.
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Kanh
Attendant Here Robbed At Gunpoint
Four men robbed the Dance Oil Co. night manager at 2100 N Verity Parkway stealing $18.28 after a car driver asked for cigarettes. Lewis Noble reported the crime after returning with smokes, the pistol threat forced him to hand over cash, then he alerted police.
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Lewis Noble
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Methodists Protest Sale Of GOP Book In Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri clergy and ministerial students protested outside the downtown GOP campaign HQ for about an hour. They objected to reduced price sales of None Dare Call It Treason by John A Stormer of St Louis, a Republican state committeeman. The book has reportedly sold millions nationwide.
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Kansas City
John A. Stormer
St. Louis
Republican State Committee
Motorist Paul Miller Arrested After Restaurant Collision
Police arrested 19 year old Paul Miller of 35 West 6th Street Franklin after his car struck Milton Yancey 42 of Columbia Tennessee in the Country Kitchen parking lot. Miller faced charges of intoxication and no operator license. Vehicle damage totaled 100 dollars.
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Paul Miller
6Th St
Franklin
Country Kitchen
Miller
Milton Yancey
Columbia, Tenn
Free Time Appeal By Barry Set Free Time Appeal By Barry
A federal appeals court set Monday noon as the deadline for filings on a Republican petition seeking equal free radio and television time for Sen. Barry Goldwater to match a 20 minute broadcast by President Johnson. The FCC ruled Johnsons Soviet leadership change, the Red Chinese nuclear test, and the British election were news events not subject to equal time. The GOP argued the FCC based its ruling on erroneous premises and that Goldwater views on the topics Johnson discussed must be treated as news events.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Soviet Union
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FCC
Goldwater
Open House Slated At New LDS Church Sanctuary
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 4930 Central Ave invites the public to an open house 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. The sanctuary seats 325 and includes nine classrooms bishop's office and a kitchen, with construction led largely by congregants. Organ recital by Robert Read of Cincinnati will accompany guided tours.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Central Ave
Lynn J. Boutler
Robert Read
Cincinnati
Baldwin Piano Co
Two Boys Vanish in Cincinnati Suburb
Police Chief James Finan says two nine year old boys Hundley and Jimmy McQueary have vanished from their home nine days ago. Despite a nationwide alert and 500 photos distributed, leads are exhausted and searches continue with volunteers. A railroad worker reported seeing one boy near freight cars, suggesting they may still be alive. Fairfax recalls a past child homicide case as investigators reassess clues.
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Cincinnati
James Finan
Hundley
Jimmy McQueary
Finan
Young demands Taft explain conflict of interest finances
Sen. Stephen M. Young, in his sixth campaign position paper, says Rep. Robert Taft Jr. must disclose his finances before leveling conflict-of-interest charges. He references Taft's law firm Taft Stettinius Hollister and its clients including General Electric Avco Ford Motor Co Union Life and Kroger, noting many interact with government agencies and contracts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Robert Taft Jr
Young
U.S. Senate
Congress
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Taft, Stettinius & Hollister
Says
General Electric
Avco
Ford Motor Co
Emery Industries
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Trailmobile
Pullman Co
Fast Broadcasting Co
Union Life Insurance Companies
Kroger Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Security and Exchange Commission
Federal Communications Commission
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