Voice Of Young Soloist From Viet Nam Stilled By Viet Cong
In Columbus Ohio a 21 year old Viet Nam era soloist Andrew Hinderman who left the choir to join the Marines was killed by a Viet Cong bullet during a patrol. His father a choir member reflects on faith and loss while Hinderman’s final letter speaks of sunrise and danger.
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Cong
Columbus, Ohio
Viet Nam
West Park
Andrew Hinderman
Hinderman
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Andrew
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Expansion plan announced for Reserve Mining in Minnesota
Reserve Mining Co announces a 25 million expansion to boost annual ore pellet production to about 10.7 million tons and improve quality. President J William Bryant says completion by mid 1966 barring delays, with over 3,150 current employees and 450 contractors at Babbitt and Silver Bay.
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Silver Bay
Minn
Reserve Mining Co
J. William Bryant
Reserve
Bryant
Republic Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Middletown
Hamilton
Ashland
Babbitt
Babbitt and
Arrest Of 10 More Seen In Hamilton Shootout
Youth Aid Bureau officials plan to cite at least 10 youths to juvenile court after a Friday night shooting at a Garfield-Colerain football game left one youth hospitalized and prompted calls to end night football. Sgt. John Boyle cautioned the number could rise. two suspects have already been charged.
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Hamilton
John Boyle
YAB
Raymond Wyatt
Shuler Ave
Ronald Sutton
Hamilton Garfield
Jerry Massey
Lincoln Ave
Garfield-Colerain
Roosevelt Junior High School
Wyatt
Sutton
Antique Lace Display At Middle town Dealers Meeting
A display and discussion of handmade Spanish lace by Mrs. Gilbert Sheard at 400 S. Main St. highlighted the Middle town Area Antique Dealers Association meeting at the Sheard home. Mrs. Russell Oglesby led the authentication talk and reports were given on last weekend’s antique fair at the ONG Armory.
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Gilbert Sheard
S. Main St
Middletown Area
Antique Dealers’ Association
Sheard
Russell Oglesby
ONG Armory
Death Gun Said Traced To Mother
Handwriting expert testifies Mrs Mariann Colby signed a receipt for a .32 caliber revolver linked to the fatal shooting of 12 year old John Cremer Young Jr Colby of Shaker Heights faces first degree murder charges and pleads innocent claiming the shooting was accidental The gun was purchased in April 1963 from a former Strongsville gun shop owner Cremer Young was killed August 24 two doors from the Colbys and Colby admitted holding the weapon but said it discharged accidentally
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Cleveland
Mariann Colby
John Cremer Young Jr
Colby
Joseph Tholl
Shaker Heights
Nancy C. Russell
TV Equipment Stolen From George Sharp’s Truck
About $600 in television gear was stolen from a truck owned by George Sharp at 1302 Curtis St. The vehicle was parked behind Sharp’s home and the theft was reported at 11:25 yesterday.
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George Sharp
Curtis St
Sharp
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