Boggs sentenced to death for Labor Day killings
Donald M. Boggs a 23 year old ex convict from Londonderry Ohio confessed killer received a death sentence in Flagstaff Arizona after a four hour jury deliberation in a case tied to two New Hampshire murders last Labor Day. The jury heard testimony from a psychiatrist and a psychologist.
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Flagstaff, Ariz
UPI
Donald M. Boggs
Londonderry
Ohio
New Hampshire
Coconino County
Bisley jail project open as safe is cracked
In Bisley England a maximum security jail project began with an auspicious start when a gang forced open a safe belonging to contractors at the site.
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Bisley
England
Jet trainer crashes near Hamilton airport killing pilot
Air Force investigators examined the wreckage of a T 33 jet trainer that crashed in a muddy field Friday night. The pilot died and a passenger was injured. The plane was en route from Michigan to Tyndall when trouble developed. witnesses say it circled the airport twice before a crash landing about 500 yards from Greater Hamilton Airport.
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Hamilton
Ohio
UPI
Air Force
Tyndall
Michigan
Greater Hamilton
Three Akron Girls Die In Fatal Car Crash
In Akron Ohio three area girls were killed and two others were critically injured when a borrowed car skidded on pavement after the driver reportedly pressed the accelerator instead of the brake striking a mailbox along the road.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Akron Area
Trainmen union says 100 railroads refuse to negotiate
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen reports about 100 railroads refused to negotiate over assigning trainmen to crews. An arbitration ruling bars a strike now and expires Monday midnight. a court injunction is anticipated to prohibit a walkout.
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Cleveland
UPI
Brotherhood of Railroad
Herbert Marshall dies at 75 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills California Herbert Marshall longtime stage and screen actor known for English gentlemen and villains dies at age 75 after a career spanning over five decades. He appeared in film and theater acclaimed for sophistication and wit.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Herbert Marshall
Weather Outlook and Local Births and Deaths
Increasing cloudiness with light snow then snow flurries by Sunday. Highs near 26 to 33 with little change today and a colder outlook tonight and Sunday. Births report for Mr and Mrs William Barron at 85 S Linwood St Roy. Deaths listed Homer P Draper age 84 Wakeman and Philip Horn age 79 Monroeville. Marriage license: Anthony R Kramer Norwalk to Sandra L DeVeny Shelby.
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William Barron
S. Linwood St
Roy
Homer P. Draper
Wakeman
Philip Horn
Monroeville
Anthony R. Kramer
Norwalk
Sandra L. DeVeny
Shelby
Silver dollar theft at Maple Street home
About 100 silver dollars from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fox of 25 Maple St vanished Friday night. The coins dated from the 1850s to 1890s and were worth more than their $1 face value. one 1857 coin Fox called very valuable. Mrs. Fox found the missing coins at 12:30 this morning after returning from Sandusky and discovering the jewelry box open on her bed in a dining room closet.
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Thomas E. Fox
Maple St
Fox
Spanish Village Protests U S Nuclear Bomb Crash
About 50 villagers denounced the United States and its bomb in a peaceful Friday night demonstration near CUEVAS DE ALMAN ZORA Spain following Monday’s crash of a U S nuclear bomber. Madrid said allied flights over Spain were barred en route to Gibraltar adding tension to Spain’s campaign against the base.
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Cuevas DE Almanzora
Spain
UPI
U.S
Madrid
Gibraltar
Frohman Gift Fuels Tri County Campus Drive
A $20,000 donation from the Sydney Frohman Foundation marks the first major gift for Bowling Green University's Tri-County Campus. The COED campaign aims to raise $600,000 by March 1 to establish a BGSU branch serving Erie, Huron and Ottawa counties, with $1.8 million state aid contingent on meeting the local goal.
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Sydney Frohman
Tri- County
Bowling Green University
Committee On Educational Development
Theodore D. Wakefield
Wakefield Corp
Vermilion
Tri-County
Bowling Green State University
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
Board of Regents
Bomb kill and cease fire violations shock Saigon enclave
A 25 pound bomb tied to a drainpipe outside a villa near Saigon airport killed a sleeping U S Army sergeant and wounded two other soldiers in an enlisted billet. Four Vietnamese were wounded and two buildings wrecked. Military spokesmen reported at least 52 truce violations since midnight Wednesday.
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Saigon
UPS
Steve Greenburg
Bridgeport, Conn
Case Placed On Probation For Larceny Conviction
Frank E. Case 18 of 100 N Prospect St was placed on two years probation and ordered to pay court costs and restitution of 180 dollars for taking money from a drop box in the Norwalk Reflector Building The defendant previously worked in the Reflector circulation department and pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to a grand jury indictment of grand larceny
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Frank E. Case
Prospect St
Norwalk
Case
Reflector Circulation Department
Common Pleas
Soviets To Check On Youths Death
The United States won a promise of a full Soviet inquiry into whether Newcomb Mott 27 of Sheffield Massachusetts killed himself on the way to a Russian labor camp. Mott’s body was sent back by train from Kirov to Moscow for repatriation, with the morgue location stated.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Newcomb Mott
Sheffield
Mass
Mott
Kirov
Peace Talks Hopes Fall To New Low In Vietnam War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the month long pause in U S bombing in North Vietnam failed to elicit Communist interest and offered no positive response to peace efforts. He warned no major policy decision was imminent, though a resumption of air raids remained possible.
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Washington
UPI
Viet Nam
U.S
Dean Rusk
South
Russ
Johnson
Rusk
United States
Outstanding Young Farmer Award Won By Robert Hardy
Robert Hardy of New London RD 1, age 35, was named Outstanding Young Farmer of the Year by the New London Junior Chamber of Commerce and the New London Raritans at the third annual banquet at Fitchville School. He and his wife will attend the Ohio Jaycee three day conference in Canton February 25 to 27. Hardy runs a 130 acre dairy farm with 38 Holsteins and has a long farming record since 1950.
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New York
UPI
Astor Hotel
Times Square
New York City
Sam Minskoff and Sons
Robert Hardy
New London
New London RD 1
Canton
Hardy
Cynthia
Susan
Nancy
Gore Orpahange Road
Lorain-Huron County Line
Brighton High School
Rochester- New London-Wakeman-Nova
North Fairfield
Huron County
John Borgia
Ralph Westfall
Jaycee
Junior Chamber International
The
Jaycees
William Knapp
Savings and Loan Co Raises Dividend Rate to 4.5 Percent
The Home Savings and Loan Co at 16 E Main St raised its dividend rate to four and a half percent effective immediately. The increase, approved by the board Friday, reflects shifting rates among local banks and savings associations and higher U S Series E bond interest. The prior rate was four percent for seven years.
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Home Savings and Loan Co
E. Main St
Firiday
Bernard J. Logan
Rhodes to announce re election bid next week
Gov. James A. Rhodes said Friday he will announce his re election bid next week. Filing deadline is Feb 2 and he is expected to file in the next few days. His schedule keeps him in Columbus daily except Monday and Tuesday.
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Columbus
UPS
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
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OYF
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