Copter Rescues Man Hurt On Tower in Cincinnati
Roy Bagley, 31, was injured while painting the inside of a water tower tank at Mount St. Joseph on the Ohio College. An Army helicopter from Clinton County Air Force Base near Wilmington lifted him from the 180 foot structure after a scaffold broke. He had broken ribs and a slight skull fracture. Rescue workers lassoed him to a ladder and hoisted him to the tank top for pickup.
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Fenwick Band Opens Falcons Game with Historic Camp
Fenwick High School bands readiness builds to the Falcons opener against Franklin at Barnitz Stadium. Under new director William Svarda and assistants Craycraft and McMahen, 75 students trained four days daily for six hours, marking Fenwick Band Camp's first involvement in a football opener. Majorettes, majorettes and drum sections to perform routines plus an alma mater formed by Earl Mendenhall.
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Earl Mendenhall
Svarda
Jill Kennedy
Ken Allen
Sheila Kramer
Toni Wroda
Robert Augsberger
Charles Grunkemeyer
Area Veterans Parade Honors Gener al Protestant Orphan Home Festival
War veterans from the area will march Sunday in Mt Washing ton Cincinnati in a parade featuring the mammoth festival of the General Protestant Orphan Home. Attending from here are Sam Warmoth Jr of Monroe commander of District Four of the VFW Hobart Hopper Mid Miletown VFW Department of Ohio patriotic instructor John Sparks Jr and VFW Post 3809 Commander Paull Miller.
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Cincinnati
General Protestant Orphan Home
Sam Warmoth Jr
Monroe
VFW
Hobart Hopper
Mid- Miletown
VFW Department of, Ohio
John Sparks Jr
Paull Miller
Camden Couple Cleared of Murder in Boy’s Death
A Camden County court dismissed a first degree manslaughter indictment against Lewis and Joan Jones after the case found insufficient evidence. Judge Kiracore, with two co judges, ruled Not guilty, noting no proof of a blow by any person on four year old Jamie Jones, who had lived with the couple for ten months as potential adoptees. The couple, who had six adopted children, expressed relief and reaffirmed love for children as they left the courtroom.
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White House Fireworks Spoil Night for Neighbors at Kennedy Event
Washington residents near the White House complained after a 15 minute fireworks display honoring Afghan King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Homaira during a state dinner for President Kennedy. Police received about 1 000 calls as rockets and blasts lit the night sky. The event also featured a military review with 300 Marines, Air Force bagpipers and Army drummers.
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Air Force
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Boycott Athenia Dropped at East Lincoln Elementary
Xenia Ohio AP Pupils at East Lincoln Elementary returned to classes as the NAACP canceled planned integration protests. The school, a Negro majority, had faced pickets Wednesday and Thursday over what officials called de facto segregation. The NAACP said the move aimed to allow the school board time to desegregate. The district’s boundaries were drawn in 1893.
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Swiss jet makes unscheduled Halifax landing over bomb report
A Swissair jet diverted to Halifax International Airport on Thursday to check a report that a bomb had been placed onboard. Authorities searched the aircraft and found no threat as passengers remained aboard or disembarked after clearance.
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Halifax
Swiss Airlines
Halifax International Airport
Bond Set At 3000 Pounds In Christine Keeler Case
Christine Keeler, center of Britain scandal, spent the night in jail and posted a bond of 3000 pounds after being charged with perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice. She appeared with three others including two women friends and a West Indian man. The charges stem from allegations related to the trial of her former lover Aloysius Gordon, the Jamaican jazz singer who received a three year sentence for assault. Gordon was released on appeal after new evidence emerged.
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London
Christine Keeler
Britain
Miss Keeler
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
West End
Gordon
Court of Criminal Appeal
School Board May Rent Portable Classrooms in Ohio
Atty Gen. Saxbe ruled that a school board may rent portable buildings on board-owned property for use as classrooms in Columbus. The opinion to Prosecutor Everlett Burton of Scioto County states that rental payments cannot be applied toward a prospective purchase of such buildings.
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Columbus, Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Everlett Burton
Scioto County
Cincinnati Dog Control Law Clarified for Owners
AP reports a city ordinance requiring dogs away from their owner's premises to be on a leash or under control. The clause defines under control as a dog that is in sight and hearing and will respond instantly to a call, or that it is in a conveyance, travel crate, or carrying case.
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Cincinnati
Crash Victim From Middletown Known Here
Emerson Glauner, the American passenger from Middletown on the Swiss airliner that crashed near Zurich, was a Black Clawson Co. employee. He lived in Hamilton and spent much time in Middletown before joining a competitive firm.
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Zurich
Middletown
Glauner
Black Clawson Co
Hamilton
Fourth man charged in Britain's mail train robbery
London AP report says Ronald A Biggs, 34, becomes the fourth person charged in the 7 million dollar Glasgow to London mail train robbery. Five others remain under arrest on receiving charges. After a brief court hearing, Biggs was sent back to jail pending a Tuesday court appearance.
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Britain
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