Stockholm Eerie Quiet As Sweden Switches to Right Hand Drive
Stockholm bans motor traffic on eve of nationwide switch from left to right driving. Police report eerie streets with few engines. 8,000 police and 150,000 volunteers ready to guide pedestrians at 20,000 dangerous intersections. Sweden spends 120 million dollars to change traffic rules amid rising accident concerns.
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Polce
Nils Luening
Stockholm
Sweden
Europe
Iceland
Lake Erie skydiving tragedy claims 3 more victims
Three more skydivers were recovered from Lake Erie near Huron, leaving one missing from the mass jump of 16. The Coast Guard will persist with helicopter and boat searches for Ralph Hazelton and James Simmons, while two identified victims are William Onysko and Don Akers.
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Lake Erie
Coast Guard
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Red Cross
William Onysko
Cleve
Don Akers
Medina
Ralph Hazelton
Fairview Park
James Simmons
Warren
Actress Wynter Sues Bautzer for Divorce in Los Angeles
Actress Dana Wynter files for divorce from lawyer Gregson Bautzer in Superior Court Los Angeles. The couple married in June 1956 and have been separated for 17 months. they have a son named Mark.
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Dana Wynter
Gregson Bautzer
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Bautzer
Mark
YMCA Seeks Off Campus Coffee House Site
The Middletown Campus of Miami University special committee on cooperative activity searches for a suitable off campus location for a Coffee House where students may meet and discuss daily problems and concerns.
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YMCA
Middletown
Miami University
Area Students At MU On Scholarships
More than 250 upperclassmen from the area will attend Miami University on scholarships next year, joining nearly 100 freshman scholars announced earlier. Recipients include Patricia Frua ult and Julie Nickel of Middleton, Dennis Harmon of Seven Mile, Betty Woodrey of Trenton, Cheryl Remakius of Eaton, and Sharon Hamm of Gratis, with multiple named scholarships. Don Davis of the YMCA notes the search for a low rent evening-parking venue for a student coffee house, citing a long tradition from the London Ludgate Coffee House as a model for off campus discussion spaces at the university. Dr. C Eugene Bennett emphasizes that college life extends beyond classes and calls for personal dialogue in a nonacademic setting.
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Miami University
Miami Office of
Student Aid
Seven Mile
William B. Wells
Betty Karen Woodrey
W. Home Ave
Trenton
Bernard Murstein
Cheryl Lee Remakius
S. Beech St
Eaton
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Miami Alumni Association
Sharon S. Hamm
Gratis
Suzannne E. Taylor
Don Davis
YMCA
Davis
London
George Williams
Ludgate
Williams
C. Eugene Bennett
Miami
Greeks Jailed in Greece for Rebel Leaflet Distribution
A military tribunal in Salonika sentenced seven Greeks to prison terms from two years to life for distributing leaflets calling for rebellion against the military government. An Athens court-martial meanwhile sentenced a former Bulgarian officer to death for espionage.
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Greece
Athens
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