Kennedy visits Quebec amid marriage rumors to Lord Harlech
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy flew to St Agathe Quebec with her children for a four day holiday. Rumors she would marry former British ambassador Lord Harlech circulated in New York and London but were denied by Secretary Nancy Tuckerman and by Lord Harlech himself.
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ST. Agathe
Que
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
United States
Lord Harlech
John Jr
Caroline
Jules Timmins
Timmins Aviation
New York
Nancy Tuckerman
Washington
Kennedy
Seven Dead in Log Cabin Fire in Ohio
A log home at Powhatan Point in Ohio was destroyed by a blaze likely from an overheated coal stove. Seven people died, including five children. a 70-year-old cousin also perished, while two others were in poor condition. Firefighters and neighbors helped evacuate and prevent spread to nearby homes.
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Powhatan Point
Ohio
Florence Lorain
Belva Ann
Carrie May
Paul Edward
Cleve Franklin
Rebecca Wolfe
Mrs. Stonebraker
Cleve Stonebraker
Bellaire City Hospital
Steve
City Childrens Hospital
Columbus
Wilbur Perry
Francis Baker
Baker
Stonebraker
Perry
Baker’s
Head-Wear Takes Center Stage In Snowy Washington Birthday
With light snow in the air and temperatures at 15 degrees, Washington Birthday shoppers in Norwalk showcased a range of headwear from patrolman Richard Mahaffey in cold weather gear to Tim Frey in a bundled bicycle look and Mark Spaar in a classic toboggan hat.
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Washington
Norwalk
Richard Mahaffey
Tim Frey
Mark Spaar
Frog heart transplant lesson sparks school debate
Brookhaven High biology teacher Frank Webster says his honors class will perform a bullfrog transplant in about two weeks after a Feb 6 frog ear operation. He defends the experiment as a knowledge-building activity despite criticism from animal lovers and school board guidelines.
Colorado's First Woman Flight Examiner Describes Landings
Mrs. Emily Howell 28 of Colorado, the state’s first woman flight examiner, said she is never sure what to expect when landing. She recalled once asking to change runways and the tower replied that it was a woman's prerogative.
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Denver
UPI
Emily Howell
Colorado
Gas contests cost Ohio stations millions a year
Ohio gas dealer leaders told the Senate Judiciary Committee that contests run at service stations cost about 16 million dollars annually, averaging 48 dollars per station weekly. Michael Kenner of Cincinnati, president of the Ohio Gas Dealers Association, warned some stations overstate sales while failing to keep proper records.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael Kenner
Cincinnati
Ohio Gas Dealers Association
Senate Judiciary Committee
Alabama Governor Wallace rushed to hospital for examination
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace, battling recurrent cancer, was admitted to St. Margaret's Hospital by ambulance before dawn for examination. A hospital spokesman declined further comment while Ed Ewing said they would not discuss details to avoid misleading information.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Ed Ewing
Air Force pilots killed in Palmdale jet crash
Maj. George M. Nedel of Kent Ohio and Lt. Col Robert C. Rounding died when their F4D phantom jet crashed at Palmdale California during a routine test flight. The Air Force said Rounding was in transition training for the F4. A second item notes a cross burned into the yard of London Ohio city council president William Holton after his daughter dated a Black student.
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Palmdale
Calif
UPI
George M. Nedel
Kent
Ohio
Vietnam
Robert C. Rounding
Air Force
Rounding
London
William Holton
Holton
Janet
Dale McNeal
Lausche sponsors bill to remove census personal question penalties
Sen Frank Lausche of Ohio proposes eliminating federal penalties for refusing to answer census questions. He notes current law allows a $100 fine and up to 60 days in jail for nonresponse and objects to queries on marriage history home value and prior work status.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Lausche
Dohio
Lausche
Ohio
Washington in Jail on Non-Support Charges
Temple Texas report notes George Washington, 24, jailed on $500 bond for non-support of his six children as Washington's birthday is celebrated.
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Washington
Cleveland Driver Injured in Route 18 Crash Near Norwalk
Raymond Weichel, 52, of Cleveland, was admitted to Fisher-Titus Hospital with facial injuries after a car on State Route 18 left the road, struck a guardrail and barricade, ending up on the highway. The 8:55 p.m. crash is under investigation.
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Raymond Weichel
Cleveland
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Norwalk
Highway Patrol
Weichel
Gerald Myers
Fairfield
David Pittenger
Whittlesey
Shawmill Road
Huron-Erie County
Pittenger
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