Booby Trapped Dolls Hoax Sparks Ohio Police Alerts
A hoax claim of explosive dolls from Vietnam caused wide alarm at Lockbourne and other Ohio bases. Officials from the Air Force and Ohio police denied any injuries or deaths, offered bomb experts to inspect dolls, and noted no confirmed incidents nationwide. Observers report confusion and large public interest as families questioned safety.
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Lockbourne Air Force
Ohio
Ft. Benning
Far East
United States
Air Force Base
Lockbourne
Viet Nam
Wright- Patterson Afb
Joan Pulliam
Fort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Force Base
Two Priests Die in I 71 Crash Near Mansfield
In Mansfield Ohio two Roman Catholic priests Rev James T Murray 46 of Atlanta and Rev Edward Kelly 52 of Waycross Ga were killed in a single car crash on Interstate 71 nine miles south of Mansfield. The car veered off the road rolled over a guard rail and plunged down an embankment. Murray may have suffered a coronary attack before the crash. Both priests belonged to the Marist Mission of Bedford Heights and taught at Chanel High School.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Here
James T. Murray
Atlanta
Edward Kelly
Waycross
Father Murray
Marist Mission
Bedford Heights
Cleveland
Chanel High School
Flag Above Plei Me Camp Symbolic Resolve Amid Battle
U S Special Forces camp at Plei Me bears battle scars and two flags still fly as Viet Cong mortars and machine guns pummel the outpost. Sgt. Bailey, who raised the small U S flag, dies in the assault while Capt. Moore and SP4 Shea bring in the wounded and the recovered body of a helicopter crew.
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Plei ME
South Viet Nam
Special Forces
Harold M. Moore
Pekin, Ill
Daniel Shea
Boston
Mass
Inside Arthur Goldberg United Nations Negotiator Profile
A portrait of Arthur Goldberg as the United States UN negotiator described as well equipped for the role. The piece frames his stance and capabilities within the U N and references his significance in diplomatic circles.
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Arthur Goldberg
United States
United Nations
Churches Urge U S to Seat Red China at U N
About 500 delegates at the National Council of Churches World Order Study Conference urged the United States to end its opposition and support Red China joining the United Nations. They warned Nationalist China Taiwan should not be compromised, a stance echoing a 1958 action.
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ST. Louis
National Council of Churches’ World Order
United States
China
United Nations
U.S
National Council of Churches
Council
General Board
Taiwan
The
National Council
Madison
Wis
Pakistan accuses India of planning new offensive at UN
Pakistan charges India with planning a major northern Rajasthan offensive and seeks urgent UN Security Council action to enforce the September cease-fire. Ambassador Ali cites India’s disregard for the cease-fire and alleges a genocide campaign in Kashmir while urging swift council measures.
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Pakistan
India
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Amjad Ali
Hector Paysse Reyes
Ali
Rajasthan
Kashmir
U.N
U Thant
Golapaswami
Parthasarathi
Thant
Suseno Sarmento
Conference delegates urge halt to bombing and start ceasefire talks
Delegates recommended the United States suspend bombing of North Vietnam for an indefinite period to aid negotiations. The South Vietnamese government should begin ceasefire talks, including ending terrorist actions. Churches affirm protest rights and support for Rhodesia only with African majority participation. They call unilateral steps toward free travel with Red China and lifting the Cuba travel embargo.
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National Council
United States
North Viet Nam
Rhodesia
U.S
Red China
Cuba
Yes votes offer flood of city improvements without tax rise
The Middleton editorial urges residents to approve three Progress Bond Issues on the November ballot. It argues traffic and parking must be solved, sewage treatment expanded, and downtown parking improved, funded by the city income tax and without new taxes.
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Middletown
City Commission
Linkup Success Monday A Must for Moon Mission
Astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford practiced for a Monday rendezvous with the Agena satellite to perfect docking techniques critical for the lunar program. With two rockets planned, a Atlas to place Agena and a Titan 2 to lift the Gemini 6 crew, the mission aims four dockings and undockings before Earth return.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Agena
Schirra
Cape Kennedy
Stafford
Pacific
United States
Moon
Earth
Ni 6
U.S
Final Straw Church Teacher Quits After Harassment
Dr. Lloyd A. Moll former Georgia Southwestern College president and Sunday School teacher at First Methodist Church said he must resign his class after harassment and threatening calls. Moll, 63, and his wife prepare to leave Americus with plans to move outside Georgia. Fortson family also faced threats. Fortson is brother of Georgia secretary of state Ben W. Fortson Jr. Officials say Moll will resign as Sumter County Economic Opportunity Authority chair and relocate within a week.
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Americus, Ga
Lloyd A. Moll
First Methodist Church
Moll
Warren Fortson
Fortsons
Atlanta
Fortson
Georgia
Ben W. Fortson Jr
Georgia Southwestern College
Sumter County
Weather Outlook Sees Mild Change After Wet Weekend
Sunday brings cloudy windy and wet weather with no warm temperatures. Tomorrow looks brighter with partly cloudy skies and a gradual rise in temperatures. Cleveland area expects some wet snow amid the unsettled pattern.
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Cleveland
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