Earl Kemp Long Dies After Long Capitol Life
Baton Rouge mourns Earl Kemp Long a longtime Louisiana political figure who died after a heart attack in Alexandria. He will lie in state four hours at the Capitol, with funeral set for First Baptist Church in Baton Rouge and burial planned at Winnfield alongside Huey P. Long. Eight pallbearers include U.S. Senator Russell Long.
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Zanesville Editor Valle Cotter Dead at 75
Valle Cotter city editor of the Zanesville Times Recorder for years died Sunday in Bethesda Hospital after a heart condition. He was 75 and slated for burial in Belleville Illinois following services. Cotter had been ill since August 3.
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Pennsy Seeks Arbitration to End Major Strike
The Pennsylvania Railroad asked two striking unions to accept final arbitration on three issues and sign on 23 already tentatively agreed items if the strike ends. PRR officials said telegrams were sent to the Transport Workers Union and the System Federation, while unions denied receiving them. The plan targets job classifications farming out repair work and allowing walkouts for protest meetings, with governors and mayors alerted for quick settlement. A closing note defines a foch as a unit of measure.
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Eight Year Old Injury Fatal To Ohioan
John Brister of Caldwell Noble County died at Good Samaritan Hospital after complications from a 1981 crash near Senecaville Lake in Guernsey County. He had been paralyzed since the accident and hospitalized previously.
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Fire destroys coal tipple in Muskingum County
Officials of Mason Coal Co. estimated the fire damage at 100000 dollars after a blaze Monday destroyed a wooden tipple and consumed about 5300 tons of coal at the mine near Wills Creek Dam in northern Muskingum County. No one was hurt. the mine had been closed since Friday for Labor Day weekend.
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Navy Flier Returns Home After Solo Cross Country Flight
Aviation Machinist Mate J C Robert H Swain 4 of Norfolk back home mum confined after flying a four engine P2V5 patrol bomber solo from San Diego to Shreveport and then to Norfolk. Navy says administrative action will follow. Swain had never flown before and the Air Force called the feat remarkable.
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