Flying Saucers Flood Washington Suburbs Sightings
Police switchboards in Maryland and Virginia reported numerous flying saucer sightings Sunday night with bright multicolored lights over Montgomery and Prince George counties and Alexandria. Officers and state, county, and local police claimed to have seen them while FAA and area airports reported no radar contact. A police officer dismissed swamp gas explanations. Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children arrived at Hyannis Port after attending a Newport wedding.
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Coast Guard ends search for Brig. Gen. Stilwell and two others
The Coast Guard officially halted the nine day search for Army Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell and two companions who vanished on a flight from San Francisco to Honolulu.
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Truman rests after severe colitis attack in Kansas City
Former President Harry S. Truman, 82, is resting and recovering after an attack of severe colitis. Nurses report he is on a soft diet and responsive to meals. Mrs. Bess Truman spent the afternoon with him. In other items Mandy Rice-Davies, linked to the Profumo scandal, is reportedly engaged to Raphael Shaul, an Israeli airline steward. Luci Johnson prepares for her White House wedding to Patrick Nugent with multiple pre nuptial parties.
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Luci Johnson
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National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
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Weather Summary and Domestic Notices
Mostly sunny warm today with high 85 to 90. Tonight's low 60 to 65 and a chance of showers or thundershowers. Tuesday mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers and slightly cooler. Sunrise 5 22 a m Sunset 7 45 p m. Births and marriages listed include Glenn Sprague and Linda Swanger at home, plus others. death noted for Regina Snyder.
Speck Unveiled in Court Pleads Innocent in Nurse Slayings
Richard Speck, 24, pleaded innocent to eight counts of murder in Chicago as his case looms as a courtroom landmark. Judge Herbert Paschen and Public Defender Gerald Getty watched as Speck, tattooed and subdued, was urged to speak clearly while defense plans an insanity plea. Betty Jo Matusek attended with her father Joseph, whose daughter Patricia was among the victims.
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Melon Queen Candidates For Milan Festival
Thirteen of fourteen candidates posed on Milan village square ahead of the Melon Festival queen contest. The winner will reign at the Sept 3 4 and 5 event. Notable entrants listed with one lady absent.
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Willard Man Killed By Two-Truck Collision On U S 20
Willard resident Lawrence Lykins 46 dies after walking into the path of a semitrailer on U S 20 west of Bellevue. He is pronounced dead at Bellevue Hospital from a crushed skull. Survived by parents four sisters and two brothers. Funeral set for Foose Funeral Home Bellevue Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Safety Bill Not Realistic Says Ford Leaders
DETROIT UPI Ford Division chief Donald N. Frey and industry spokesmen warned the proposed auto safety bill is unrealistic and would cost automakers millions. They argued the lead time is inadequate and compliance could force retooling for 1968 models, threatening production on items like windshields and radios.
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Price hikes for bread and milk hit Ohio residents
Ohio consumers face higher milk and bread costs as The Lawson Milk Co announces a 10 cent per gallon rise starting today. Toledo and Akron dairies also raise prices by 8 to 10 cents per gallon, while Columbus bakeries Kroger and Omar lift bread prices by 1 to 2 cents per loaf.
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Fair Housing Hearing Planned in Norwalk Thursday
A public hearing on the fair housing section of the 1966 Civil Rights Act will be held in Norwalk Thursday night. Local officials and residents will hear testimony on housing discrimination and enforcement proposals.
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Norwalk Meet on Title IV of Civil Rights Act
The Mayor's Committee on Human Relations hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the city council chamber featuring DeHart Hubbard of the Cleveland FHA. He will discuss Title IV aimed at eliminating housing discrimination and answer questions, with local views split as the Huron County Realtors oppose the bill while the Human Relations committee supports it. Reverend William Brown chairs the housing subcommittee and says the session educates Norwalk residents on Title IV.
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Experiment Blows Up Injuring Local Boy
A 15 year old Norwalk boy, Richard Vartorella, was hospitalized with facial and eye burns after an explosion in his basement private lab while testing a drainpipe cleaner mixed with water. He is listed in fairly good condition at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
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