Cash son among seven injured in jeep crash near home
Hendersonville Tenn near Johnny Cash home, a jeep struck a mud puddle, overturned, injuring seven people including John Carter Cash, rushed to Vanderbilt Hospital in fair condition. Other victims sustained minor cuts and abrasions. incident occurred near Bud Luman driveway by Old Trickery Lake.
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June Carper
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Old Trickery Lake
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Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Madison Hospital
Cash Boy
Smiths Play Ball in Fifth Jim Smith Society Picnic
In Boiling Springs Pennsylvania a softball game marked the fifth annual Jim Smith Society Convention. HM Smith led the action with left field double and multiple score chances as players from Fairless Hills Indian Hills and Tonawanda joined in. About 150 people attended as James A. Smith Jr founder of the society announced a 500-member group.
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HM Smith
Jim Smith Society
Jim Smith
Oi City
Fairless Hills
Indian Hills
N.J
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Tonawanda
America
James A. Smith Jr
Camp Hill
Dim Smith Society
Evgent's Founder Competes in Columbia River Swim
Hoon River Oregon Labor Day swim draws 146 entrants across a mile wide Columbia River. Roy Webster, age 73, founder of the event, takes part and finishes among the last.
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Hoon River
Ore
Roy Webster
Columbia River
Webstar
Sky diver seeks world's high diving record fails in Florida
Fort Lauderdale host Mike King, 25, jumped from a helicopter at an estimated 165 feet into eight feet of water, suffering two crushed vertebrae. He received a world record certificate from the International Swimming Hall of Fame, though Guinness dispute cites prior feats. King, a Vietnam veteran, remarked on immediate injury felt upon impact.
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Fal
Mike King
King
International Swimming Hall of Fame
Guinness Book of World Records
Terry
Ohio River
Louisville
Guinness
Sarah Henley
England
Carmen strengthens then weakens as it nears Yucatan coast
Hurricane Carmen roared northwest with 100 mph winds across the Yucatan peninsula and toward Campeche Bay. The eye hovered about 30 miles northeast of Campeche before dawn as the airport closed and officials reported subsiding winds and light rain. The storm threatened heavy damage to rice, fishing, and tourism sectors while Mexican authorities mounted emergency measures in five Yucatan cities. Five injuries were reported and an emergency airlift of milk, medicine, and food was launched from Mexico City to Chetumal. Forecasts warned of heavy rains and potential flooding along the gulf coast.
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Mexico
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Caribbean
Interior Ministry
Mexico City
Allende widow pleads for Mexican kidnapping victim
Hortensia Bussi de Allende urged the release of 83 year old Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez abducted in Guadalajara. She spoke on TV recalling her husband Salvador Allende's 1972 Guadalajara speech urging nonviolence, as FRAP links surface but police report no ransom note received.
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Salvador Allende
Chile
Luis Medoverria
Hortensia Bussi de Allende
Guadalajara
Jose Guadalupe Zuno Horsnandez
Salvador Alenia
Allende
Mexico
Zuno
People's Revolutionary Armed Front
FRAP
Oday
First Woman Navy Pilot Climbs Hurricane Eye
Judy Neuffer, 25, of Wooster Ohio, became the first woman to fly a Navy weather reconnaissance plane into Hurricane Carmen as its eye was penetrated. Cmdr Dick Sirch supported her while she stressed she flies for the love of flying and equal opportunity, not to push a feminist agenda.
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Jacksonville
Judy Nouffar
Navy
Navy PS
Carmen
Wooster
Ohio
Naval
Cmdr
Dick Sirch
Labor leader Beirne dies at age 63 in Washington
Joseph A. Beirne longtime head of the Communications Workers of America dies of cancer at 63 after retiring as president last June. He helped win a national bargaining pact with Bell System and led key strikes in 1947 1971 and 1988. Beirne leaves wife Anne three daughters one sister and sixteen grandchildren. Services set for Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Washington.
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Joseph A. Beirne
Beirne
Comuunications Workers of America
Apl-Cio
Washington Hospital
Cener
Joe
Glenn E. Walls
CWA
Bell System
Jersey City
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Agin7
Western Electric Co
Kearney
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Richard Nixon
Bairne
Anne
Maureen Houston
Carole McDonald
Bren Leiss
Mary Hekfee
Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church
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New York
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Ill
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Ohio State University
San Diego
Noulfer
Thad
Judy Neuffer
Cobloale
Serbia
Arnel
Sherwyn
Mullock
Lakewood
Clark Ave
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