Weekend nude boat misadventure near Rattlesnake Island
Coast Guard crews aided three missing boats and swimmers from Columbus and Arlington after they left a 16 foot motorboat and swam at night off Rattlesnake Island. They sought clothing in a cottage then helped search for the boat and later towed a distressed craft to Put-In-Bay.
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Congress Back On The Job In A Long Session Looms
Washington AP Congress lawmakers return to Washington facing hot topics such as stricter gun controls and President Johnson's nomination of Abe Fortas to replace Earl Warren as chief justice. Senate and House debate foreign aid, nonproliferation, and radio television debate time while campaigns loom.
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Agnew Receives Rousing Welcome at Ohio State Fair
Spiro T. Agnew drew 40,000 fairgoers in Columbus for a Monday night appearance. Bob Hope introduced him, calling him a "warm, genuine American." Agnew joined Hope and governors Rhodes and Shafer for golf, carding a 53 on nine holes while joking about the rough.
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Man Holds $1000 1840 Bank Note with Uncertain Value
Kenneth M. Funerburke in Charlotte advertises a rare $1000 bill from 1840 labeled as Bank of the United States. The article notes uncertainty about its value and authenticity.
Humphrey Urges Blue Ribbon Probe Into Chicago Riots
Vice President Hubert Humphrey called for a blue ribbon citizens committee to probe roles of demonstrators police and media in Chicago violence. He suggested a diverse panel with lawyers sociologists and media figures and noted Ford Foundation could lead the effort.
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Ponds Tied to Malaria Cases in Alabama Teens
Four teenagers contracted malaria after attending a drive-in theater event surrounded by ponds in eastern Alabama. The National Communicable Disease Center said the common factor among patients was attendance at the theater between August 15 and 19.
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National Communicable Disease Center
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