Driverless Dozer Ravages Road in Chicago Runaway Incident
Albert Layton operating a 30 ton bulldozer on Golf Road in a northwest suburb reversed the machine by accident. It crossed four lanes of traffic, knocked down a fence, ripped a guard rail and entered a field before a construction worker jumped aboard to slow and stop it near an apartment building. Layton said he should have stayed home in bed a little longer.
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Golf
Northwest Tollway
Layton
Willard Okays Variance for Low Rent Housing
Willard City Council approved variances to the building code for the Huron County Metropolitan Housing Authority to ease space requirements for low rent housing. The council also named Ernest McCullough to the Personnel Merit Board for three years and approved road project funding and a new clerk salary.
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Willard
Willard — Willard City
Huron County Metropolitan Housing Authority
Zoning Board of Appeals
Michael G. Orenic
Orenic
Wilcox Taylor
Ernest
McCullough
Dallas Noe
Taylor
Ashland
Willard West Road
Myrtle Avenue
Zick Road
Spangler Street
Robert Thornton
Teenaged Suspect Sought After Shaker Heights Blast
Police say an explosion that destroyed the Shaker Heights municipal building could be from a bomb carried by a 13 or 14 year old. Sixteen injured including five officers a judge and the clerk of courts. The 11 year old historic complex housed police jail and court.
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Algis P. Ruksenas
Shaker Heights, Ohio
UPI
Shaker Heights
Carl Longstreet
Longstreet
Milton Kapoglis
Treasury Department
Mike Bekanie
Cleveland Transit Systems
John Joyce
Audit bureau and Ohio paper staff listed in UPI release
UPI reporting indicates the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association account for staff roles such as Publisher Herman Schaafsma News Editor Jack E Brown Advertising Director Herbert M Griffiths and Circulation Manager Robert Witt across a regional newspaper group.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Herman Schaafsma
Jack E. Brown
Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Pope Hints At Solution To Shortage
Pope Paul VI suggested the possibility of allowing married men to become priests in areas with priest shortages but expressed grave reservations. He said the matter must be examined with bishops in union with him and reaffirmed his stance on maintaining priestly celibacy for young men.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Jean Villot
Bertrand Russell dies at 97 in Wales farmhouse
Bertrand Russell, famed philosopher, mathematician, author, and Nobel laureate, collapses and dies at his Penrhyndeudraeth home at age 97 after a period of flu illness. His death ends a long career marked by pacifism and dissent chaired by his public persona and influential Peace Foundation work. Edith, his fourth wife, was present. Russell, born 1872, was from Britain's ruling class and will be succeeded as Earl by his son Viscount Amberley.
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London
UPI
Bertrand Russell
Penrhyndeudraeth
Wales
Russell
Kenneth Coates
Columbus
America
Bertrand Arthur William Russell
Ravenscroft
Monmouthshire
England
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UPI Telephoto
Joseph Deoma
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New London
Huron
Erie
U.S
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Case ST. Norwalk
Pope
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PERCH
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