Ohio Fourth of July traffic toll tops record
United Press International reports 541 traffic deaths by 9:30 a.m. EDT during the Fourth of July week end, with Ohio leading at least 46 deaths. Alarms rise as the four day holiday period ends with expectations of up to 570 fatalities nationwide.
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Ohio
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U S air raids press Cong area as Ba Gia siege holds
American air units swept through the area north of Saigon and supported ground troops in Zone D amid ongoing clashes with Viet Cong forces. In the Ba Gia garrison the defense held against repeated assaults, with 30 dead, 42 wounded, and 103 missing among government troops and air support continuing to search for two long range 105 mm howitzers captured by the Viet Cong.
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Yeggs Use Roof Vent To Loot G C Murphy Store
Police describe the Ridgeview Center burglary as professionally executed. Entry was via an exhaust vent at the rear, the safe door knocked off, and a drill pierced the safe's door. Loss amount undetermined, being described as operating funds for Tuesday. Detective Yonkof investigated. case under way.
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G. C. Murphy Co
Ridgeview
T. P. Richards
James Waschak
Waschak
Steve Yonkof
North Ridgeville
Jstul
Dominican gunfire injures three in Santo Domingo church strike
In Santo Domingo, scattered gunfire and mortar shells wounded three churchmen in the Las Mercedes Church rectory during military activity. Rebels said priests and an altar boy were struck by fragments from shells fired into the rebel-held quarter near the security corridor.
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Barrera
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Sophia Loren Bigamy Trial Opens in Rome Court
The Rome court hears the long running bigamy case against actress Sophia Loren and her husband Carlo Ponti after seven years of wrangling. The trial proceeds as prosecutors seek a verdict on the marital count in the high profile suit.
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Carolo Ponti
Tornadoes Strike Northern Italy Kill Dozens and Wreck Homes
A tornado and cyclonic storms raked Parma and northern Italy over two days, killing at least 19 people and injuring more than 2,000. Damage reaches about 150 million dollars with over 1,000 left homeless as police report many missing.
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Death of Vermilion father in motorcycle crash prompts toll update
The father of six, Tallman, 30, died after a collision where he rode east on West Erie Ave and a car driven by Mrs. Lou Ella Trifiletti turned left into a park ing lot. He suffered head and leg injuries. Police report two fatalities on Lorain streets this year, with continued investigation and no charges yet filed.
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France recalls market minister amid Common Market strain
France withdraws its Brussels market minister Jean-Marc Boegner amid a farm price dispute as Charles de Gaulle pulls officials from the Common Market. Walter Hallstein flies to Bonn for crisis talks with West German and Italian leaders including President Saragat and Foreign Minister Fanfani. The move, joined by five partners, risks a dip in Franco-Belgian ties and deep freezes the market’s functioning.
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Scared Horses Dash Into Crowd At Milwaukee Parade
Four frightened horses pulling a Roman chariot surged into a crowd of about 600000 during a Milwaukee gay civic celebration injuring seven people including three children. The driver was thrown from the chariot as horses panicked slamming into spectators who tried to flee.
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UPI
Cleveland Man Falls to Death From Harvard-Denison Bridge
Edwin Wojciechowski, 35, of Cleveland, died after plunging from the Harvard Denison Bridge onto a driveway about 100 feet below. Police could not determine if the death was a suicide or an accidental fall.
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Love crazed killer guns down two in Pittsburgh siege
Leroy Scott, 25, wounded two officers and held off 200 police in a five hour standoff before being shot dead in a willow tree. He had forced entry into Ruth Godfrey’s home, killing her father Aaron, and prompting a massive police response led by Lt. Coleman McDonough and Patrolman Leo Minein.
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Riots Across Four States Mark July Fourth Weekend
Authorities report about 1300 arrests in four states as youths caused disturbances at Lake George New York Rockaway Beach Missouri Arnolds Park Iowa Geneva On The Lake Ohio and Russell Point Ohio. Police used tear gas and guardsmen were summoned as mass crowds erupted in benighted celebrations.
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Hyannis
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Arnolds Park
Iowa
Causcl
Harold E. Hughes
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Estherville
Ohio
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Teens Run Rampage After Transit Bus Ride
A group of about 30 teens smashed windows and damaged stores on Cleveland's East Side after alighting from a Transit System bus near Euclid Beach Park. Three people were injured as rocks were hurled and fists flew, with witnesses recounting chaotic street fighting and threats.
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Stroud
Andrew Cordaro
Last Fling at American Living Visited by Exchange Teens
Exchange students who visited Amherst and Columbia Station last weekend are featured with pictures and stories on the Teen-Age page. Camden Township voters will decide on a 1-mill fire protection levy at the upcoming election.
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Camden Township
Sunny and Mild with Winds to Lake Erie
Weather forecast shows mostly sunny and mild conditions with a high near 78. Increasing clouds tonight with a low around 58. Little change in temperature to Wednesday. Lake Erie experiences northeasterly to easterly winds today 12 to 20 knots and southeast winds 10 to 18 knots tonight, fair conditions.
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Gemini America's Historic Walk in Space book offer
United Press International and Prentice Hall publish a 104 page hardback on the four day Gemini flight of Maj. James A. McDawitt and Maj. Edward H White II. Books feature many photos and four color pages with accounts by UPI writers Webb Rossiter Runnion and Quigg. Readers may order for $2 by coupon in the Chronicle Telegram. Bookstore edition priced at $2.95.
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Edward H. White II
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H B. Quigg
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