Sawhorses Wreck Car On Route 60 Near New London
Donald A. Young of Wakeman, 32, lost control when sawhorses from a passing vehicle flew onto his car, sending him off the road into a bank four miles north of New London on Route 60 at 4 p.m. Wednesday. John A. Copley, 16, of New London, was northbound with three sawhorses on his vehicle. two fell and struck Young’s car. Copley was cited into juvenile court for an insecure load.
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Donald A. Young
Wakeman
New London
John A. Copley
Young
Copley
Benear couple given jail sentences in Common Pleas Court
Walter C. Benear was found guilty of probation violation and sentenced to 90 days in Huron County Jail. Clara M. Benear, 47, received a five day contempt sentence during the hearing, later suspended and she was released.
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London
Common Pleas
Walter C. Benear
Huron County
Clara M. Benear
Johnson signs $2 billion federal aid highway plan
President Johnson signed a two year federal aid highway program into law promising benefits for American motorists. In England Tom Gaffin aged 61 says he has grown championship potatoes by using his wife's laundry soap in his fertilizer, citing his unique farming method.
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Washington
UPD
Johnson
Chopwell
England
UPI
Tom Gaffin
Weather and Local Births and Deaths Brief
Mostly cloudy and cool with sprinkles possible today high 63 to 67. Tonight will be clear and cold with low 46 to 51. Friday expects sun and higher temps. Yesterday high 65, low 48. Rainfall 0.10 inch. Births listed for Stoll Sprunk Sarr Emminger families. Deaths include Wagner Cline Tuchings in Brooklyn Galion and local addresses.
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Theodore A. Wagner
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mary B
Cline
Main
Daisy Tuchings
Galion
Recovered old pram dumped after owner pays $500 storage
In Belper England 72 year old Hannah Smith paid 500 dollars to recover a battered baby buggy filled with memories from 38 years of hardship. She later hauled it to a garbage dump saying the past is best left behind and plans to buy a new hat with savings.
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Belper
England
UPI
Hannah Smith
Britain
Alrewas
20 Jailed In New N J Riot
In Paterson and Elizabeth New Jersey hundreds of police faced angry crowds. At least 30 arrests in Paterson and 18 in Elizabeth accompanied rioting with bottles bricks rocks and Molotov cocktails.
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Paterson
N. J
UPI
New Jersey
Garden State
Elizabeth
Pioneer Homes
Magnolia
Jersey Match Co
Montgomery
River Streets
Germans mark third anniversary of Berlin Wall
Berlin observers mark the wall anniversary with wreaths at refugee memorials. West Berlin officials call for an hour of silence to protest the barrier, while police and officials fear riots and mass demonstrations as East and Western authorities prepare for potential clashes along the 26 mile wall.
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Berlin
UPI
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Wall
Goldwater Clashes With Johnson Aide Over Nuclear Policy
Barry Goldwater charged President Johnson with authorizing tactical nuclear strikes in Gulf of Tonkin retaliation. Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara rejected the claim as unjustified and irresponsible. The dispute followed Goldwater’s remarks at a Hershey news conference about Johnson’s orders to Seventh Fleet and use of any weapons if necessary.
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Hershey
Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert
McNamara
Arizona
Seventh Fleet
NATO
Europe
Moses the ancient Sequoia survives despite fire
In Porterville California, rangers report a smouldering blaze around Moses the Sequoia Gigantea appears extinguished after rapid fire suppression efforts. Foresters will keep two men on site for 36 hours and daily helicopter checks for two weeks to ensure the 240 foot giant remains safe. Moses, 2000 to 3000 years old with an 18 foot base diameter, faced potential dynamite destruction to protect other trees if the blaze had spread.
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Porterville
Calif
Upi
Moses
Harry Harp
California Division of Forestry
Old Moses
Sequoia National Park
Johnson not authorized nuclear weapons use by field commanders
The White House stated that President Johnson had not granted U.S. field commanders in Vietnam authority to deploy nuclear weapons. The clarification followed Goldwater’s remarks in Hershey, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
U.S
Hershey
Barry M. Goldwater
Trial Begins in State of Ohio V Hendricks Assault Case
The criminal trial of State of Ohio v Nelson C Hendricks opened with jury impaneling at 10 37 a m. Hendricks 27 of AD 1 Willard faces charges of assault and battery and assault with intent to rape. He was jailed by the Huron County Sheriff on June 19 and pleaded on June 26.
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State of
Ohio
Nelson C. Hendricks
Hendricks
Willard
Huron County
Greek Cypriots Wreck Utilities in Cyprus Crisis
Greek Cypriot forces cut off water and food to Turkish Cypriot towns, forcing residents to drink brackish water. Canadian U.N. troops attempted to deliver aid to Lefka but were blocked by Greek Cypriots. The move risks renewed violence and broader regional tension between Greece and Turkey.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
Cyprus
United Nations
U.N
Lefka
Greece
Turkey
NATO Alliance
Kokkina
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Lester Maddox
Maddox
Pickrick
Tokyo
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Boston
Herbert D. Adams
New England Baptist Hospital
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
Alice Lenshina
Moscow
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Moscow Radio
Russia
Kor
Arthur J. Stoll
Donald S. Sprunk
Prospect
Richard Sarr
Parsons
Verl Emminger
Newton
NORWA
New N.J
Holiday Lakes
Atom
GOP
Bulletin
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