Driver killed when truck hits car in Sheffield
The father of three, Robert W. Ingram about 40, of Lorain, died when his car collided with a semi at Abbe Road and Route 254. Truck driver Sam Serio of Sheffield Lake was hospitalized with head injuries. Ingram was wedged in the 1959 car, rescue workers freeing him after 20 minutes.
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Molly Cutts
Abbe Rd
Detroit Rd
Sheffield
Robert W. Ingram
Clinton Ave
Lorain
Sam Serio
Lake Breeze Rd
Sheffield Lake
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ingram
Abbe
Eiytia Memorial Hospital
Tucker
Works
National Tube Division
Serio
Motor Express
Cleveland
Rt. 254
Rocket fuel blast rocks top secret test center in Virginia
An explosion at the Pine Ridge test center of Atlantic Research Corp near Gainesville shattered windows within a half mile and caused one minor injury. A 100-gallon mixer holding rocket fuel sparked the blast, which officials said was confined to the mixer room and there was no lasting fire. The center provides NASA and military fuel components.
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Gainesville
UPI
Pine Ridge
Atlantic Research Corp
Washington D.C
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Packing plant blast kills 15 in Terre Haute
A massive explosion at a Terre Haute meat packing plant killed 15 workers and left 58 hospitalized or treated. Rescuers recovered two more bodies as grim searches continued for William Renners, last unaccounted, with officials warning the plant remains a total loss.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Renners
Renners
Jim Buttrey
Wallace Hughes
Terre
Haute
Frank Riddle
John Joseph
Packing Company
Joseph
John Jr
Donald Scott
Robert 8.Lights
Scott
Americans Sustain Heavy Losses in Viet Nam Helicopter Battle
Three American soldiers were killed as Viet Cong guerrillas fought fiercely near Tan Hiep South Viet Nam. The clash involved helicopters and heavy automatic weapon fire with pilots and crewmen among the casualties. The battle marked one of the war's fiercest open engagements and raised concerns over civilian tolls in the Mekong Delta area.
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JIS
Jlwo
Tan Hiep
South Viet Nam
Ihe
UPI
Com
South Vidling
Snot
Taja
Narn
Sia
Vjcome
Emnenicane
Viet
Mekiong River
Kennedy Proposes Broad Tax Cuts Across All Brackets
President Kennedy plans an across the board 38 percent tax cut with about 3.3 billion in new revenue from loophole closures. The package would start July 1 with further reductions in following months. Corporate tax would drop to 122 percent and brackets may be split for low earners. The plan aims to shift relief across low to high earners, though impact varies by income.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Administrations
Dick Powell
Jack Carson
C&os
TV Oy
Bulk Grafton
Lorain Ag
New London
Spencer
Treasury
Bilion
Wellington
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Update
United Press International reports increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures in Northeastern Ohio with highs around 30 to 33 degrees. Tonight remains cloudy and slightly warmer with possible flurries and lows near 20 to 25. Friday stays mostly cloudy and cooler with scattered snow flurries.
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United Press International
Ohio
Elyria Eyes Citywide Street Light Cuts in Savings Plan
Elyria Mayor Neeson moves to turn off 603 residential lights and reduce 480 more of 2050, saving about 25200 yearly. City council finance committee bars cuts to police and fire, warns of layoffs, while Ohio Edison partners to implement the plan immediately.
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Elyria
Maurice Flood
Tra
Neeson
City Council
Charles V. Neeson
Ohio Edison Co
Twaemill
Ohio Edison
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
City and Power Company
Derailment Tears Up 600 Feet of Tracks at Ver Milion
The 16 car derailment at Ver Milion tears up about 600 feet of track. First page, second section notes the incident and initial investigations are underway with authorities on the scene.
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Harry L. Snavely
Ver Milion
Russians Seek U S Shelter at Moscow Embassy
Thirty two Russians including families surged into the U S Embassy seeking protection from religious persecution. Embassy turned them over to Soviet officials and they were led away by bus. Some wept others argued with officials as guards blocked photographers. The group claimed belief in God and Christ and feared prison for worship. A Foreign Ministry official said they were evangelicals in a traditional peasant group and would be taken to a hotel near the station.
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Moscow
U. S
Aniibassy
U.S
Chernogrosk
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Dan
Abuthher
Foreign Ministry
Lighted streets curb accidents and crime say safety official
Vernon Johnson of the Cleveland Safety Council warns against cutting street lighting noting it reduces vehicle pedestrian accidents and crime. He cites 1938 Traffic Safety Magazine examples of fewer deaths after lighting and cites Chicago and Indianapolis reports on crime drops following better illumination.
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Vernon Johnson
Cleveland Safety Council
Johnson
Traffic Safety Magazine
Haywood
Calif
West Haven
Conn
Michigan
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
Buffalo
N.Y
General Electric
Indianapolis
Chicago
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