Fatal head on crash near South Point Ohio claims four lives
Near Ironton Ohio a 31 year old Clermont County man Paul H Moore died in a head on collision on U S 52 east of here. Moore's car traveling west in eastbound lanes hit Billy Barry 23 of Chesapeake. Barry's passengers included Jackie Boster of Chesapeake. A third car driven by Chester S Null collided as Moore's car stopped. Barry injured. Children believed Moore's but not confirmed.
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Ronton
Ohio
Clermont County
Chesapeake
South Point
Here
U.S. 52
Ohio Highway Patrol
Paul H. Moore
Bethel
Billy Barry
Moore
Barry
Jackie Boster
Lawrence County General Hospital
Chester S. Null
Proctorville
Null
Two White Men Acquitted in Penn Killing Face Civil Rights Charges
In Georgia two white men, Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers, were acquitted of the slaying of Lemuel Penn, a Washington, D.C. Negro educator. They still face federal conspiracy charges under the civil rights law. The verdict drew mixed reactions as jurors deliberated about three hours, with relatives weeping and officials calling for order. The men remain in Madison County custody before potential federal indictment.
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Danielsville
Washington, D.C
Lemuel Penn
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
Superior Court
Cary Skelton
Sims
Myers
Penn
Madison County
James Hudson
Khrushchev Attacks China During Prague Visit
Premier Khrushchev returned to Moscow after a nine day stay in Czechoslovakia marked by sharp attacks on China. He accused Chinese leaders of wrecking unity and warned that their rifts prompt U S aggression in Vietnam and meddling in internal affairs of other socialist states.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti
Soviet Union
Togliatti
Moscow-Peking
United States
Viet Nam
Acheson Criticizes Makarios Over Cyprus Policy
In Washington AP Dean Acheson warns President Johnson war could erupt soon given Cyprus crisis. Returning from Geneva he says progress on Greek Turkish differences was made yet Makarios policy hinders mediation as he criticizes the archbishop for throwing monkey wrenches into the process.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Johnson
Geneva
Cyprus
Makarios
Acheson
No Pomp For Burial Of Hero
In Pall Mall Tennessee dignitaries and mourners gather for Sgt Alvin C York's simple civilian service after his death in a Nashville hospital at age 76. Retired Gen Matthew Ridgway and Gov Frank Clement attend as the family declines state and Army facilities, choosing York Chapel and a churchyard grave near his Three Forks of the Wolf valley home.
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Pall Mall
Tenn
Alvin C. York
Nashville
Matthew Ridgway
Johnson
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Hong Kong Hit by Typhoon Ruby Rockets Through Colony
Typhoon Ruby struck Hong Kong with 60 mph winds harming refugees, killing at least three, injuring over 100, and leaving thousands homeless. Floodwaters and collapsing homes hinder rescue as casualties mount in outlying areas near Canton China.
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Hong Kong
Canton
China
Weather Bureau
Henpecked Husband Delivers Two Year Silence Joke
A lighthearted item notes a man who says he has not spoken to his wife for about two years and teases that it may be his turn to speak up soon.
Pedestrian safety rises in Pelican after bike crash
In Pelican Alaska a motorbike crash leaves Joe York 65 with minor injuries when his bike crashed into Billy Worres truck. The town with no roads and three vehicles now has two, making pedestrians feel safer as fishermen and natives go about the main boardwalk.
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Pelican
Alaska
Joe York
Billy Worres
Frei Victory in Chile Signals Pro West Shift for U.S.
U S officials hail Sen Eduardo Frei’s landslide Chilean presidential win as a pro Western mandate. Allende, backed by communists, trailed with about 975,690 votes to Frei’s 1,463,335. Duran further back at 128,350. Frei to take office Nov 4 for six years.
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Washington
Sen
Eduardo Frei
Chile
Frei
Salvador Allende
Red
Cuba
U.S
Allende
Julio Duran
Radical Party
Attendance up at Ohio State Fair Labor Day weekend
The 111th Ohio State Fair sees improved attendance on Labor Day, with 31,825 visitors on day eight, up from 30,183 in 1963, but overall attendance trails 1968 figures. Grandstand shows lose drawing power. fair manager Edward J. Keirns suggests trimming or replacing grandstand entertainment with other attractions such as harness or auto racing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Agenz
Edward J. Keirns
Security Area Declared as regional tensions surge
Rioting spreads from Singapore to Malaysia and Indonesia threatens open conflict. Nine dead as Malaysia declares the entire country a security area with curfews and police powers. Indonesia vows to crush Malaysia while Sukarno holds emergency talks. UN Security Council to assess aggression charges amid widespread unrest and troop deployments.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Sukarno
Antara
U.N Security Council
New York
Federation
Hurricane Dora course remains uncertain
The Weather Bureau warned that steering currents are changing and Dora’s future path could alter considerably. Early today the hurricane was about 1,150 miles east of Miami, moving northwest at about 10 mph with no change expected for 12 hours.
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Miam. Fla
Weather Bureau
Dora
Miami
Miller Attacks Humphrey as Radically Aligned with ADA
Rep. William F. Miller opened his vice presidential campaign in Lockport charging Hubert H. Humphrey with a radical record. He labeled the ADA, founded by Humphrey, as the influential group seeking to subvert government into socialist totalitarianism. Miller, 50, a Lockport native and former assistant district attorney, spoke alongside Goldwater at the western New York rally.
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Lockport
N.Y
William F. Miller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Miller
Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Goldwater
New York City
Prescott
Ariz
Humphrey Opens Minnesota Campaign in Minneapolis Visit
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey returns to Minneapolis to open his bid for the vice presidency. He speaks at the University of Minnesota where he studied after his mayoral term. He is due to campaign in Akron Ohio Monday night.
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Minneapolis. Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Natiions
University of Minnesota
Sumiay
Akron
Ohio
Humephrey
Youngsetown
Washington
OGO Reaches Orbit But Experiments Stalled
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP OGO swept away from Earth on a perfect orbital path today as space agency scientists worked to determine why two key experiments and the main objective were not functioning.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
OGO
Earth
Space Agency
Mt Etna erupts casting ash over Sicily coast
Mt Etna erupts anew sending explosions and ash plumes 2000 feet above the central cone along Sicily's east coast. No lava flow seen, radio links faltered as tourists watched from coastal towns. Meanwhile the OGO spacecraft at Rosman station was placed in hold after launch, with no experiments activated.
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Catania
Sicily
Etna
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