Eight killed as church bus crashes on U S 101
A church bus with 67 aboard crashed on U S 101 near Camp Pendleton California after a tire blowout. Eight people died including Debbie Rogers 12 the adopted daughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Dozens more were injured and rushed to nearby hospitals as rescuers freed victims from wreckage. Authorities said the bus veered into oncoming traffic smashing into a station wagon and a palm tree as it plunged toward a 50 foot embankment.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
UPD
Mercy
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
U.S. 101
Marine Base
California
Sgt
M. R. Bush
Debbie Rogers
Bush
Lawrence E
Rowly
Joan Russell
Marie Huss
Fallbrook
Susan
Catherine Huss
Huss
Margaret Armijo
Duquerque
N. M
Jo Ellen
Joseph
Democratic platform writers hail record peacetime prosperity
Washington DP T Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon a Republican endorsed Democratic policies at the platform hearing. He cited four years of continuous economic growth and urged further tax cuts and overhaul of postwar excise taxes to sustain growth.
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Washington
UPT
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
State Department
Eisenhower
Johnnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Goldwater
NATO
Dean Rusk
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mchamara
Malaysia Troops Close On Guerrillas Near Singapore
Malaysian soldiers fought a 20 minute skirmish with Indonesian guerrillas in a coastal swamp about twenty miles north of Singapore. One guerrilla was killed and three captured, including a Chinese former resident who had vanished three months earlier.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Singapore
Back to School Features in Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Tomorrow's edition will include a special back to school section with plans and preparations for the new year. It covers school openings in Elyria area, plus pictures and stories on fall school wear and styles.
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Chronicl - Telegram
Elyria
UAW Calls Big 3 Proposals Inadequate in Talks
UAW officials with 13 days left warned the offers from General Motors Ford and Chrysler are inadequate for 550000 workers. Ford negotiator Malcolm D Denise called the package the most generous ever while GM executive Louis G Seaton praised it. Local 600 at Ford Rouge called it completely inadequate and likely to be rejected by the union councils in Chicago.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Malcolm D. Denise
Louis G. Seaton
Ford Rouge
Dearborn
Chicago
LBJ Gains in Ohio Amid Polls Questioned
New York UPI reports pollster Samuel Latchell says President Johnson shows gains in Ohio but the move is not yet strong enough to secure the state’s 26 electoral votes. Latchell cautions against overstatement of any lead.
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New York
UPI
Samuel Latchell
Johnson
Ohio
Gunning of Negro confirmed
Authorities confirmed a Negro man shot Saturday night near Monticello in southwest Mississippi. Charles Fuschens, about 21, was killed by a shot from a rifle or pistol. no arrests. COFO said Fuschens had no civil rights links. Meanwhile Silas McGhee, 21, a Negro civil rights worker, was shot in Greenwood and underwent surgery. two investigators were assigned to the case.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Monticello
Mississippi
Lawrence County
N.S. Lambert
Charles Fuschens
Lambert
Council of Federated Organizations
COFO
Fuschens
Greenwood
Charles
Sampson
Silas McGhee
McGhee
Delta
Jackson
Take 17 Canoes and a Canadian Trip
Where to turn take 17 canoes add 29 boys one guide and three adults on a Canadian trip. The article hints at an ideal outing with a detailed preparation note and page references to related local items.
New hires show high production at Lorain USS
Eleven new outside workers joined USS Lorain Works yesterday, the first since 1960, as the mill resumes high production. About 7,500 employees are on site, with 6,500 production staff and 1,000 office and technical workers. Officials cautioned the gains may not be permanent and future hiring remains unclear.
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Lorain
USS
Lake Erie
Lorain Works
Black River
We Mill
Bessemer
Fidel Castro’s Sister Calls for Cuban Exile Overthrow
Juanita Castro, Fidel Castro’s sister, urged Cuban exiles in Rio de Janeiro to unite to overthrow her brother and liberate Cuba. She said she would return to Mexico to organize plans for the day and referenced past coverage on page 11.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
UPI
Fidel Castro
Juanita
Cuba
Castro
Soviets launch three satellites from new rocket
Moscow dispatch says the Soviet Union launched three artificial earth satellites Cosmos 38 89 and 40 into orbit aboard a single carrier rocket of a new type. Cosmos series have been unmanned research satellites. Reports suggest a new space spectacle may involve two men and a woman and a possible manned flight.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Riot-torn Dixmoor calm as dogs tear gas riot quell
Police patrolled Dixmoor after a second night of rioting with gunfire and molotovs near a boarded liquor store. About 40 people were arrested, including 27 whites. State, county and local officers flooded the racially mixed suburb as riot lines formed and tear gas drifted over the crowd.
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Chicago
UPI
Dixmoor
Cook County
Richard B. Ogilvie
Gene Callahan
Chicago Conference On Religion and Race
Midlothian
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