Residents Return To Their Homes After Gas Explosions
Residents move back into the neighborhood after another gas explosion damaged homes and prompted tests of feeder lines. City officials report leaks found and repaired, soil tests inconclusive about the blast cause, and about half of the evacuated families return. Ray Wallace died, David Wallace is in critical condition, parents remain in hospital.
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Terry Murphy Garnett
Howard Rubin
Ray Wallace
David
George Wallace
Anderson County Hospital
Rubin
Wallace
First American Flight Remembered 252 Years Ago
In 1793 Jean Pierre Blanchard conducted the first manned flight from near Independence Hall in Philadelphia, watched by President Washington. The balloon rose 46 minutes to 5,812 feet, landing near Woodbury, NJ, with a lively crowd and Blanchard sharing wine after landing.
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Philadelphia
the Gazette of the
United States
M. Blanchard
George Washington
Jean Pierre Blanchard
Black Dog
Independence Hall
Woodbury
Blanchard
Europe
Vehicles Slide And Collide In Kansas City Area Accidents
A Kansas City man walked away from a 1-35 overpass crash on Fifteenth Street after his 1963 Oldsmobile plunged 21 feet. Freeman M. Crawford, 23, of Kansas City Kansas, was treated for minor injuries and cited for reckless driving. The incident set off a day of multiple wrecks across Ottawa and Pomona involving several drivers and vehicles, with damage ranging from minor to total losses and no serious injuries reported overall.
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Kansas City
Fifteenth Street
Freeman M. Crawford
Kan
Crawford
Emporia
Lytle
Harry E. Murshy
Pomiona
Dutch Miller
Ottawa
South Main Street
John 5
Hetzel
RFD
Jean M. Jones
Ford
Jones
Gary C. Jones
Clay Deteter
Richmond
North Main Street
Hughie R. Atherton
S. Oak
Main
Wayne E. Chapman
N. Oak
Atherton
Frank W. Fritts
Fritts
Pomona
Logan Street
Sycamore
Logan
Harold D. Birk
Emporia Rfd
Edwin B. McAleese
Robert McDonald
Terry W. Anderson
Navy
Supperior
Wis
Feld Leasing Corporation of
Seventh
Main Streets
Arthur A. Conus
John C. Stephenson
Earl Junior Rice
N. Cherry
West Ninth Street
Dale E. Winter
Walnut
Elm
Ninth Street
John C. Elder
S. Maple
Winter
Fifteenth
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hageling Over Burch Job Continues In GOP Ranks
Washington AP allies of Dean Burch say Ray Bliss will not actively seek the chairmanship. Bliss, Ohio state chairman, is seen as Burch’s top foe in the struggle but hints at a neutral stance. Wayne Hood in Wisconsin declared he will challenge Burch, citing Goldwater backing. Burch met Bliss privately in Washington as Goldwater faces the coup.
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Burch
GOP
Washington
Dean Burch
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Ohio State
Ohio
Barry Goldewater
Wayne J. Hood
la Crosse
Wis
Hood
Goldwater
National Press Club
Phoenix
Blood donors sought at Ottawa Youth Center event
A blood drive will be held Wednesday January 13 at the Ottawa Youth Center from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Eligible donors are ages 21 to 59, with 18 to 20 allowed with parental consent. The program aims to provide free blood to residents of Franklin County. Call CH 2-3305 or 9909 to participate.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Civilian Rule Restored in Viet Nam After Crisis
Saigon reports that Vietnamese armed forces agreed to end three weeks of military rule and restore civilian authority. Chief of State Phan Khac Suu will hold legislative power. High National Council remains disbanded. Seven council members jailed will be freed. uncertain releases for other detainees. US officials call the move not ideal but workable. Communists attack southwest of Saigon killing an American officer during the talks.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phan Khac Suu
High National Council
U.S
Nguyen Khanh
Armed Forced
Tran van Huong
Counc Eil
Think Pink Mink Becomes Spring Status Symbol
New York fashion writers note pink mink as the season’s top status symbol at the New York Couture Group previews. Green minks command high prices, with full-length coats near twenty thousand dollars. pink minks await market, priced to reflect rarity and color genetics.
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NEW York
New York Couture Group
Group Launched To Study Sex Education Council Formed in New York
A new organization named the Sex Information and Education Council of the United States was launched to study sexuality as a part of human health. Its directors include clergy, college presidents, psychiatrists, sociologists, and marriage counselors. Dr. Mary S. Calderone, executive director, said public unease about sexuality exists and the council aims to provide open discussion, education, and surveys of sex education programs. Dr. Wardell Pomeroy praised its potential to advance sex education. The council plans newsletters, pamphlets, and studies on current sex education efforts, with aims to remove the stigma surrounding sex.
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New York
Sex Information and Education Council of
The
United States
Mary S. Calderone
Council
Wardell Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Institute For Sex Research
Indiana University
Alfred C. Kinsey
Calderone
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Wallace C. Fulton
County Forecast: Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with moderating temperatures and light southerly winds. High Friday 62 and a low today 10, with prior year highs 36 and lows 17. Record highs 68 in 1902 and record low 8 in 1913. Precipitation in the last 24 hours 0.04 inch. Hourly temps show readings from 9am to 8pm and barometer at 30.34.
Hero Agents Lead White House Detail Change
Rufus W. Youngblood, the Secret Service agent who shielded President Johnson, becomes White House detail chief. Roy H. Kellerman, who rode in Kennedy’s front seat, is named Youngblood’s deputy. Gerald A. Behn moves to headquarters staff as inspector, Floyd M. Boring transferred to headquarters as well.
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Washington
Rufus W. Youngblood
Secret Service
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
White House
Roy H. Kellerman
Kennedy
Youngblood
Gerald A. Behn
Kellerman
Floyd M. Boring
Filibuster Rule Change Delayed as Rights Leaders Hope
The Senate delays the biennial fight over filibuster reform to March 9 as civil rights leaders hail fresh hope. Two proposed rules would ease the two thirds standard to 60 or to a simple majority. The Rules Committee is expected to oppose changes, while Vice President Humphrey presides for the first time in place of the absent pro tem.
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Washington
Senate
Clineton P. Anderson
D.N.M
Paw H. Douglas
DIL
Rules Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Carl F. Hageden
D.ariz
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Clover Farm
Viet Nam
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Larry Aledrich
Humphrey
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