Air Force probes two wrecked C119 planes in deadly collision
Investigators sift wreckage from a night collision near Clinton County Air Force Base that killed 17 airmen, mostly Ohioans, with two survivors. The nine-aircraft formation was returning from training when disaster struck amid rain and mud. Names of the dead span Columbus Cincinnati Loveland Dayton and other Ohio towns.
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Wilmington
UPI
Air Force
Here
Clinton County Air Force Base
Medina Native Captain Kemp Dies in Air Force Crash
Captain Calvin F. Kemp, 31, a Medina native and member of the 101st Airborne Reserve, was killed in a crash amid two C119 planes during a weekend paratroop training mission. He lived at 714 Eau Claire Ave Columbus and studied law at Capitol University, with 11 years in the U S Army including Germany and Japan Korea assignments. Funeral arrangements are handled by Bauer Funeral Home Valley City.
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Medina
Calvin F. Kemp
Kemp
101St Airborne Division
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Eauclaire Ave
Capitol University
U. S. Army
Germany
Japan
York School
Medina County
Buckeye
Bauer Funeral Home
Valley City
Survivors Tell Of Fatal Dual Aircraft Crash
Two Army and Air Force crews were aboard two craft when they collided and exploded. Sgt J C James W Kremer Jr of Columbus and Air Force Staff Sgt William Laugelder of Springfield survived, with ten airmen total from the Second Special Forces Group among the personnel on board. The crash left wreckage and burned bodies scattered across the field as rescuers searched. Despite the disaster, Army reservists completed their week.
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J.C James W. Kremer Jr
Columbus
Air Force
William Laugelder
Springfield
Ohio
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Second
Fort Hayes
What Causes Off Days and Biorhythm Theory
Science writer Evan Jure explains how cycles in human biorhythms influence athletic slumps moodiness and mental blanks. The feature argues seven articles present the theory and its impact and appears on page 16 of The Chevuicie Telegram.
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Evan Jure
Pet dog saves Avon resident as home burns
Avon fire officials credit a dog with waking Joseph Walton at 3:45 a.m. before his one story brick ranch home at 4440 Nagel Rd. was gutted. Walton and his dog escaped to a neighbor and notified help. Firefighters say the house valued around 45000 was destroyed, with roof and outer walls down. garage survived. Fireman Frank Bommer was treated for cuts after a basement fall while fighting the blaze.
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AVON
Joseph Walton
Nagel Rd
Walton
Frank Bommer
Stoney Ridge Rd
St. Joseph Hospital
Avon Lake Fire Department
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook with Scattered Showers
Weather by United Press International reports cloudy skies in Northeast Ohio with not so cool temperatures. Highs near 50s to low 60s inland and near 40s along Lake Erie, tonight lows 44 to 52, then Tuesday partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers and warmer temperatures.
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United Press International
Ohio
Sos
Lake Erie
Eleven year old saved after dangling from balloon rope
Eleven year old Danny, hanging 3000 feet above ground, was rescued when a spectator grabbed his feet as balloonist William Berry led a 10 minute descent. The boy, bruised but unharmed, was expected to be released from hospital after thorough examination.
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Charles H. Wilson JR
Danny
William Berry
Fingera
Dan
Ny Nowell
Berry
Haken
Tamalpais Valley
San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Teens Impress At Oberlin News Conference
Report from a news conference citing teen press representatives as tough and sharp. The event highlights include Sheffield Lake citizens earning year citations from the Junior Chamber of Commerce and note a council controversy sparked by a lost letter on rezoning.
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Capitol
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Academic Backs U S Smoking Harm Report
In Moscow and reported by UPI an unnamed Soviet academician supported a recent American study on the adverse health effects of smoking. The endorsement underscores cross nation concern over tobacco risks.
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Moscow
UPL
Senate civil rights debate reaches filibuster stage says Humphrey
UPI reports Senate Democratic Whip Hubert H J Humphrey says the civil rights bill debate has reached the filibuster stage while Sen Richard B Russell warns of a long talkfest as the chamber nears a vote on House passed provisions. Both sides insist the discussion clarifies the act's impact on daily life and constitutional rights and readiness to invoke cloture is cited.
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Steven Gerstel Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert H.J. Humphrey
Richard B Russell
D-Ga
Leee Ee Patie ' Humphrey
Ter
Minnesota
Russell
Hel
Georgia
Thousands boycott Cleveland schools over desegregation plan
In Cleveland more than 3,500 civil rights supporters urged a one day school boycott to protest de facto segregation. Absentee rates surged at Glenville High East Tech and Eliot Junior High as organizers offered “freedom schools” options.
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Cleveland
UPI
Glenville
Glenville High School
Hazeldell Elementary
Memorial, Brett
Murray Hill
United Freedom Movement
UFM
Harold B. Williams
Ralph McAllister
City School Board
McAllister
Boycat
Dave Lang
Cleveland Education Association
CEA
Williams
Cleveland School Board
Cleveland, Ohio
Lyn
B. Johnson
Ohio
Cory Methodist Church
Washington
Harmony Barber Shop Chorus Shines At Elyria Event
A lively 18th annual Barber Shop Quarters program at the Elyria High School auditorium drew about 700 attendees. Volunteers staged melodious numbers from nostalgia to comedy with colorful costumes and witty patter, highlighted by the youthful Roaring 2s and acts The Colonials, Bon Aires, Four Encores of Elyria, and the Elyria Chapter Chorus.
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Elyria High School
Roaring 2S
Colonials
Bon Aires
Elyria
Connie Davis
Stall-ins threaten 50 cities during Fair opening
Harlem Rent strike leader Jesse Gray announced a multi city stall in plan coordinated by a new civil rights group ACT. The move targets 50 cities to protest civil rights progress while Queens DA Frank D O Connor seeks a court injunction to stop traffic disruption near the World’s Fair.
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New York
HTNS
Queens
Frank D O'Connor
Harlem
Jesse Gray
Washington
Gray
Act
Community Council On Housing
Harem
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