Police Kill 2 Burglars In Store
In Blorestville near Cincinnati two burglars Nick Nader 46 and Michael Joseph Burke 32 were shot and killed by police in a supermarket trap. Authorities said they believed the men, from Jersey City, formed part of a safe crackers gang and opened fire when officers illuminated the store.
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Blorestville
Here
Nick Nader
Michael Joseph Burke
Jersey City
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Louise
Eyeats
Nader
Wright
Ohio
Paul Schirmer
Thriftway
Portsmouth Phones Silent Again After Cable Cuttings
Trade tensions and a continuing strike by the Communications Workers of America have left Portsmouth and Scioto County with widespread telephone and radio outages. Cable cuttings blamed for silencing 600 lines since July as Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co negotiates with union leaders. Police kept guard at critical lines as service remained sporadic citywide.
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Highway Patrol
Colonty
Columbus
Portsmouthumbus
Scioto County
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
America
Ohio
Valente
Sciotoville
New
State Highway Patrol
Police Radio
Exchange
Ohio Consolidated
New Boston
Farm Bureau Proposes U S Drought Relief Plan
The American Farm Bureau Federation asks the Agriculture Department to adopt a five point drought relief program. Proposals include a disaster loan system, a private lender backed insurance mechanism, state participation in direct disaster aid, funding for federal housing assistance, and a permanent federal response actor to address prolonged drought impacts on hay and feed shortages.
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Washington
INS
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculture Department
Burea Ich H
Agricultural Credit Tm Bureau
Ofry
Southwest
Federal Housing Administration
Myle
Wilson Says Guard's Valor Not Questioned
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson spoke to the historic First City Troop in Philadelphia Friday night of his doubts about National Guard training and readiness for future emergencies.
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Philadelphia
INS
Charles E. Wilson
First
O Neill bill would set need as basis for aid to aged
Gov William ONeill proposes lifting the six dollar monthly cap on old age aid and basing aid on need. The plan would cost about 6.6 million dollars yearly, affect about 35 000 people, and remove the citizenship requirement while retaining income limits. The bill, backed by Rep Harry Corkwell and Rep Kline Roberts, awaits committee action to set an effective date.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Harry’ Corkwell
Putnam
House Public Welfare Committee
Kline Roberts
Franklin
Crippled nine year old dies in Flat Rock school fire
In Mountair North Carolina a burned to death crippled nine year old third grader Larry Adams was the only fatality as 400 classmates escaped. Teachers Mrs Beasley Mrs Osborn and Principal A P Phillips led the evacuation and search for other students while hydrants were absent and only one fire truck responded.
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Mountair
N.C
Larry Adams
Flat Rock
New London
Tex
UUU Ecunateruy
O'Neill
Adams
Cora Beasley
Larry
Phillips
A. P. Phil Beasley
Beula Osborn
David Smith
Noble Says He'll Stay In Ohio Job
State highway chief Charles M. Noble said he would remain as long as Governor Bill O'Neill wants him, denying earlier reports he would quit in six months. Noble, formerly chief engineer of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, holds a $30,000 a year post in Ohio.
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Columbus
Charles M. Noble
Bill O'Neill
Noble
Paul Troast
New Jersey Turnpike Authority
NJTA
C. Willam O'Neill
Ohio
Ohio Officials Weigh Guard Readiness and State Roles
The passage notes criticism of the National Guard as a reserve force while praising its valor. It highlights remarks by Wilson on Guard readiness during a Washington Birthday speech to the First City Troop. It also covers Noble’s Ohio highway post and O’Neill appointing him secretary in charge of highways amid constitutional residency concerns.
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Wilson
28Th Reconnaisance Co
Pennsylvania National Guard
National Guard
Washington
Highway Post
O'Neil
New Jersey
Ohio
Nobie
Rock and Roll Wedding Dance of The Ifugao Tribe
Manila reports the Ifugao wedding feast in northern Luzon features a fast wooden slab and gong rhythm called the gid dyaping. Bride wears an idol and white chicken. groom carries a bolo knife with a chicken. Guests feast on carved meat, pork, and rice wine as gongs accelerate the celebratory dancing.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Bill Haley
Elvis Presley
Pennsylvania Guard backs six months active duty plan
Secretary Wilson noted reports of many individuals involved in paid drills without basic training. Maj. Gen. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle urged Guard leaders to accept the Army plan for six months of active duty for recruits, saying it is essential to train boys for battle and survival.
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Wilson
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Pennsylvania
Japanese Cabinet Resigns After Health Crisis
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Tanzan Ishibashi and his cabinet resign as he battles pneumonia and heart trouble. Acting Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi is favored to succeed him, with Ishibashi confined to bed and unable to address the Diet.
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UPI
Aihng
Tanzan Ishibashi
Nobusuke Kishi
Ishibashi
Takibashi
Diet
Pranksters Target Veru Statue In PERPIGNAN Square
Police hunt pranksters who added a pink benestere to the statue in PERPIGNAN town square during the night. The incident disrupted the memorial setting as authorities investigate the vandalism and image the scene.
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Perpignan
France
Cat in Ceiling Eviction Effort Wears On Monroes
In Monroe Iowa Cliff Ferguson his wife Frankie and four children seek a humane way to remove a cat trapped in their ceiling for 18 days. Contractor Ennis Sizemore says the cat has been there that long, with the family feeding it through a hole and hoping it will come out for capture or rescue.
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Monroe, Ia
Cliff Ferguson
Frankie
Ennis Sizemore
Russia
Red Army
Red Star
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
Fergusons
Russians Bar U. S. Officials From Berlin
Six State Department officials were refused entry to East Berlin from West Germany at Manenborn border checkpoint. Soviet guards demanded a special stamp on their identification as members or dependents of U S armed forces. The group returned to Hamburg where they work for the U S Consulate.
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State Department
West Germany
Aeie
Manenborn
Germany
East Germany
Hamburg
U.S
Dog Bark Alerts Family In Home Fire
A dog’s barking alerted a Ravenna family to a residential fire allowing seven persons to escape unharmed. Fire crews responded and controlled the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Ravenna
Floods Hit East Slovakia Stand Off at River Front
Joseph Artle awoke to floodwater scenes in his village near the Soviet border as waters rose across eastern Slovakia. The disaster damaged homes and crops while authorities reported bridges washed out and several families evacuated.
Radio Plea Spans Ocean Drug Flown To Madrid
A plea received via short-wave radio from a New Jersey youth led to a shipment of mytelase sent to a Madrid hospital. The call identified Francisco Gonzales as the operator and used the label Radio Madrid, with Greenquist’s family notifying authorities and Winthrow Laboratories coordinating the air transfer.
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Robert Greenmist
River Edge
Madrid
Francisco Gonzales
Righy
Greenquist
New York
Winthrow Laboratories
Ocean
Spain
New Jersey
Explosion Blackouts Rathfriland as IRA Suspected
An explosion at Rathfriland's transformer station caused a one minute blackout for about 2 008 residents. Police said the blast damaged cement around the unit but the transformer sustained limited damage in what authorities suspect to be IRA activity.
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Ireland
Newry
Northern Ireland
Rathfriland
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
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