Buddhists’ New Shore Is Crushed in Saigon Plaza Clash
In Saigon the first Buddhist protest in five weeks faced a police crackdown near the National Assembly. A monk and two civilians were arrested after attempting to unfurl a Buddhist flag as martial law patrols rounded up five peasants. Witnesses saw hundreds, including foreigners, watch the confrontation near the US Information Agency as McNamara and Taylor reviewed the situation.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Assembly
South Viet Nam
U.S. Information Agency
Robert McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
U.S
Stricken Man Aided at Home in Middletown
John Collier, 21, of 2213 Woodlawn Ave, was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday after becoming ill at his residence. An emergency squad was summoned to his home at 12 40 p m.
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John Collier
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
Webb proposes joint U S Soviet moon base plan
Space chief James E Webb suggested at a Texas oil show that a first step toward moon cooperation could be selecting landing sites and a base of exploration with the United States and the Soviet Union. He stressed Kennedy’s moon venture proposal was not a policy shift.
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Houston
Kennedy
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Two Teens Die In Car-Truck Crash In Wyandot County
In Wyandot County on U S 30 west of Upper Sandusky two teen drivers died in a collision with a tractor trailer. Staun Tor Rexroad 18 and Connie McKinnas 17, both of Forest Ohio, were identified as the victims. In Massillon Ohio Mrs Dianne Ludwig 25 died when her car jumped a curb and struck a house near her home.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
U.S. 30
Here
Wyandot County
Sheriff's Office
Stauntor Rexroad
Connie McKinnas
Rt. 2. Forest
Hardin County
Massillon Ohio
Dianne Ludwig
Massillon
Child Dies Suddenly At Springboro Home
Montgomery County coroner investigates the sudden death of Jana Kemplin 22 at her Springboro residence after a choking episode. beads found in a pocket prompt autopsy. services set for 2:50 pm at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Middletown Cemetery.
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Springboro
Montgomery County
Jana Kemplin
Vernon Kemplin
Grandview Hospital
Life Squad
Dayton
Dianne
Tracy
Victor Kemplin
Middletown
Louise Kemplin
Merle Gose
Obituary for Floyd Ingram
Floyd Ingram 74 of 906 West Central Ave. died at Middletown Hospital at 7 50 a m yesterday Survivors include daughters Thelma Bird and Lillian Peterson of Lexington three sons Allen Cincinnati Raymond Fleming Ohio and Roscoe Mt Clemens Michigan four sisters Mrs Pete McCall Stamping Ground Kentucky and Mrs Harvey Walker Mexico Missouri plus additional relatives.
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Floyd Ingram
West Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Thelma Bird
Lilian Peterson
Lexington
Evy
Allen
Cincinnati
Raymond
Fleming
Ohio
Roscoe
Mt. Clemens
Mica
Pete McCall
Stamping Ground
Harvey Walker
Mexico
Mary McCandless 82 Former Franklin Resident Dies in Dayton
Mrs Mary Ann McCandless 82 a former Franklin resident died Monday at her Dayton home Survived by son John New Orleans daughters Agnes Irene and a brother Services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Harris Funeral Home Dayton burial Calvary Cemetery Dayton Visitation today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Franklin
Mary Ann McCandless
Dayton
John
New Orleans
Agnes McCandless
Irene McCandless
Harris Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
Obituary notices list several bereaved individuals
John Werbel 82 of Sunnybreeze Rest Home to have a Requiem High Mass tomorrow at St Stephen's Church. Jacqueline Gail Thomas 19 of 936 Greenwood Ave to have services 2 p m Friday at Church of God. Nancy Burns 85 of 1222 Hanover St to have services 10 30 a m tomorrow Webb. Leona Beech 63 of 830 Greenwood Ave to have services 10 a m Saturday Brown Dawson.
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John Werbel
Sunnybreeze Rest
St. Stephen's Church
Jacqueline Gail Thomas
Greenwood Ave
Church of God
Nancy Burns
Hanover St
Webb
Leona Beech
Brown-Dawson
Buffalo Museum leader Chawn Hamlin dies in California
Chawn Cey J. Hamlin, 82, longtime president and director of the Buffalo Museum of Science, died Monday apparently of a heart attack in Carmel California. He had served on the New York Stock Exchange since 194 and spent the last decade commuting between New York City and California. He was born in Buffalo. Additionally SAINT JOHN New Brunswick reports the death of Senator Clarence V Emerson 62 a member of the Progressive Conservative party since 1957 via AP report.
Sacred Trust of School Board Seats Emphasized
Dr. Ralph D. Purdy of Miami University told Wilson PTO members that selecting competent school board members is a sacred trust. He urged boards to hire strong superintendents, set clear policies, and represent all citizens of the district impartially.
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Board of Education
Ralph D. Purdy
Miami University
Wilson Pto l
Purdy
Miami
Department of Educational Administration
Education
August Bond Sales Hit High
The Labor Department reports consumer prices unchanged in August at 1071 percent of the 1957-59 base. A Bureau of Labor Statistics spokesman said September’s index is expected to stay near the July level with little or no change.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
North Borneo
London
Britain
Jakarta
Australia pledges aid to Malaysia if invaded
Australia pledges military aid to Malaysia if invaded and to help resist subversive activity, with Prime Minister Menzies laying out a defense commitment before Parliament. Forces are stationed in Malaysia as part of a Britain New Zealand Southeast Asia reserve amid regional tensions over Malaysia’s creation.
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Britain
Indonesia
Malaysia
Australia
Robert Menzies
Federation
Menzies
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Boy Struck by Car on Charles Street Injures 7-Year-Old
Seven year old Sheldon Hogston of Fleming Road darted into Charles Street at 3 20 p m yesterday and was hit by a car driven by William T Lindsay of Trenton. Hogston sustained a bruised elbow and stomach abrasion and refused treatment. Damage to Lindsay s car set at 300 dollars after it rolled from a Highland Street driveway into Goldman Park. Police noted emergency brake failed. Other accidents in Muncie involved vehicles on Lafayette Avenue and S Verity Parkway with totals around 250 dollars.
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Sheldon Hogston
Virgil Webster
Highland St
Highland
Goldman Park
John Rosenberger
Fisher Road
Charman Murcie
Fernwood St
Lafayette Avenue
Muncie
Evelyn Petereit
Curtis St
Fred W. Baker
Niederlander Lane
S. Verity Parkway
Backfire Causes Car Fire on Tytus Avenue
Firefighters were summoned to 3608 Tytus Ave yesterday at 12 40 pm to extinguish a blaze in a car owned by Boyd Watson. Investigators say the fire started under the hood due to a gear issue and no damage was reported.
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Tytus Ave
Boyd Watson
Draft exam trip for 24 registrants to Ft Thomas
Twenty four registrants with Board 10 were transported by bus to Ft Thomas yesterday for pre induction physical examinations. The group included men from Middletown Hamilton Oxford Seven Mile Overpeck Beattyville and lists several named individuals.
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Ft. Thomas
Middletown
Jack Cassidy
Gordon W. Lewis
Donald L. Weber
John P. Bess
Otis Martin Jr
William R. Lawson
Larrie L Ballard
Carl T. Smallwood
Charles W. Anders
Kenneth E .Puckett
Dennis M. Waits
Ira L Phillips
Michael D. Greenfield
Albert Johnson
George W. Walton
Edward §. Sanders
Hamilton
David L. Brunner
Loren N. Lotz
Oxford
Danna J. Johnson
Billy Joe Ellis
Gary R. Wates
Seven Mile
Dale L. Hoffman
Overpeck
Jerry A. Watkins
Beattyville
Daniel A. Kash
Police Briefs: Vandalism and Theft Reported At Local Lots
Police report SPARE WHEELS and tires stolen from two cars on Erlandson Dodge lot. Peggy Lawson claims an antenna was broken from her car. Damage set at 10 dollars. A 16 year old was treated for a cut eye after a schoolyard fight. Charles Doyle reports two taillights broken on his auto.
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Erlandson Dodge
Peggy Lawson
Lamberton Sr
Middletown Hospital
Charles Doyle
Lisa Lane
Ancient Egyptian dance linked to Thoth in early culture
Early Egyptian civilization attributed dancing to the god Thoth. The artifact notes dancing as a cultural element in their oldest periods and identifies Thoth as the divine origin.
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Thoth
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S. Broad
Charles Bowen
Quincy
Ill
Jack Fellows
Denver
Colo
Ernest
Robert
Riggs Funeral Home
C. E. Winningham
Middletown Cemetery
Verity Phuyv & Li We
Woodside
Emetery
Em Cmte
Mary McCandless
Sacred Trust
Ities
Wilmer Motors
Manchester Ave
Washington
Canberra
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
Sabah
Sucher
Suchers
Rolles
Miami Valley Bacon
del Monte
Ox. Bot
Super Valu Shontening
del Monte Tomato
Morton
Bonnie Mae Biscuits
Sherman & Sutphin
Warners
Meco Super Sudport
Warner's
White
A.B.C
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