Eight Soviets Executed for Nazi Mass Murders
Eight Soviets of German descent were executed for aiding the Nazis and taking part in massacres that killed more than 3,600 people, per Komsomolskaya Pravda. In New York, a tentative contract ending the long newspaper strike may be voted on Sunday after union leaders present terms.
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Moscow
UPI
Komsomolskaya Pravda
New York
World Journal Tribune Inc
Pressmen’s Union
William J. Kennedy
Rail Strike Grips Canada Halting Telegraph and Ferry Links
Ottawa reports a nationwide railroad strike isolating many communities. Telegraph service operated by the two major railways stopped and ferry routes disrupted, cutting Prince Edward Island off from the mainland and disrupting economic life nationwide.
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Ottawa
UPI
Canada
Prince Edward Island
Titan 3C rocket nose cone ripped off midflight
Engineers evaluated the final radio signals from the Titan 3C to determine why its nose cone tore away 75 seconds after liftoff. The rocket pitched nose down 15 miles above the Atlantic, then exploded five seconds later in a fiery blast.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Atlantic
Scientists Plan Massive Sedative To Calm Hurricane Faith
UPI reports Hurricane Faith with winds of 85 mph aimed at open sea north of Puerto Rico as scientists seek to neutralize the storm using a large scale sedative.
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Miami
New Philadelphia Police Reject City Offer Unanimously
Police in New Philadelphia Ohio unanimously rejected a city council offer that would have covered all city employees The deal included a 10 percent pay raise an extra paid holiday and an insurance package Officers warned they may strike starting Thursday if a satisfactory raise is not granted
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Philadelphia
Ohio
UPI
Sunny and Warmer Weekend Forecast
Weather forecast shows sunny skies with a high of 80 to 85 today and warmer on Sunday. Tonight will be fair and mild with a low of 55 to 60. Friday’s high around 82 and low near 56 with no precipitation. Sunrise 5 48 a m sunset 7 09 p m. Marriage license applications listed for four individuals and two birth notices recorded.
Britons Prefer Hamburgers Over Fish and Chips
UPI reports a survey of 15 000 Britons shows hamburgers or Wimpys rising to 14th among 21 foods, while fish and chips fall to 185th. roast beef stays first as curry and rice climbs to third and steak and kidney pie drops to fifth amid Americanized tastes.
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London
UPI
Empire
Blimey
England
Britain
Mixed Grill
India
Pakistan
West Indies
Hospital Wedding for 16 Year Old Sally Reddix in Norwalk
In Norwalk Sally Reddix 16 wed Michael Eastman in Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a 48 hour appendectomy. The ceremony planned by Rev P J Garcia occurred in a hospital courtyard with family present and Sally in a wheelchair. A Jacksonville naval base guest was best man. Sally’s sister Susan maid of honor and medical staff prepared despite the emergency.
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Sally Reddix
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Michael Eastman
Sally
Michael
Norwalk
P.J. Garcia
Susan
David Cleavenger
Jacksonville, Fla, Naval Base
City Youth Injured In Car Crash
Norwalk teenager Kenneth Sickinger, 16, of 20 Jefferson St., was listed in fairly good condition at Sandusky Providence Hospital after his car struck a tractor trailer while attempting to pass a second trailer on U S 250 five miles south of Sandusky. He suffered facial and elbow lacerations and possible chest injuries. The collision hurled his car backward and he was thrown from the vehicle. The other driver was James Nowell, 40, of Waynesburg, and traffic backed up for miles. The crash remains under investigation.
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Norwalk
Sandusky Providence Hospital
Kenneth Sickinger
Jefferson St
U.S. 250
Sandusky
Sickinger
Johnson to Campaign for Moeller in Lancaster Ohio
Democratic sources say President Johnson may visit Lancaster Ohio on Labor Day to campaign for Rep. Walter E. Moeller. White House staff reportedly planned the trip with a 5 p.m. EST landing near Columbus and a helicopter ride to Lancaster.
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Johnson
Ohio
Columbus
UPI
Lancaster
Walter E. Moeller
White House
Lan
Caster
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Moeller
Go Go Boots Not For Walking In Charleston Robbery
Diana Sanders a 24 year old Canton Ohio woman wearing high topped go go boots was arrested after a bar robbery near Charleston W V News agency. She was charged with robbery after a clerk received a note and one dollar bill ordering cigarettes and money. Police were notified as she left the scene.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Diana Sanders
Canton
Ohio
Dallas George
George
Camera Stolen From Heisers Camera Shop
A movie camera valued at 119 dollars was reported stolen from Heisers Camera Shop by clerk Mrs. Charles Burdue at 5 08 PM. Two men and two women, all well dressed, browsed cameras before the item disappeared. Norwalk firefighters responded to Hugo Sails home at 28 Glover for smoke and odor with no fire found, traced to a radio set short. Wakeman Township trustees file a one mill fire levy for five years with the Huron County Board of Elections for the November ballot.
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Heiser
Charles Burdue
Huron County Board of Elections
Wakeman
More Time Needed To Repair Undersea Cable
Divers found the break in the underwater cable between Marblehead and Kellys Island after a freighter hauled anchor. It may be several more days before repairs are completed.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
UPI
Marblehead
Kelley’s Island
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