Gulf Road project gets state go ahead amid council delay
The Gulf Road improvement plan received state approval at noon from the highway department with a caveat: final council and mayor consent must be secured. Preston cited civic support as essential and noted the contract likely cannot be let June 28 as planned.
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Two Youths Killed In Crash Near Piqua
Two 11 year old Piqua boys Ricky Carr and Charles David Harvey were killed in a two car collision on U S 35 two miles north of Ohio 70 in Miami County. Three other persons were injured, none seriously. Highway Patrol said speed was the cause of the crash.
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Elyria High School Grads Tee Up Diplomas
Elyria High School graduates prepare to receive diplomas amid a multi-page section layout. The paper notes local events including bypass project status near Gulf Road cancellation and related community items across Amherst Avon Chatham areas with brief notices and listings.
Menderes Charged In Mass Killing
ANKARA Turkey UPD Turkey's ruling military junta charged former Prime Minister Adnan Menderes with planning a massacre of 1500 military cadets to erase army power. Gen Cermal Gursel announced the plan as evidence and said Bayar and Ankara's former governor discussed it. Mass demonstrations followed in Istanbul as students backed the coup.
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Weather Report for Ohio: Sunny and Warmer Today
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio see sunny skies and a rise in temperature to the upper 60s or low 70s. Tonight remains fair with a slight warmup. low temperatures around the mid to upper 40s. Wednesday and Friday forecast warmer with increasing sunshine and temperatures in the 60s to 70s.
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Confession Tape Saved Hargrove Acquittal in Slaying Case
Floyd E. Hargrove was acquitted after a tape claimed to capture his confession under pressure influenced jurors. Prosecutor Joan Clair said two slips and a lie detector remark affected the verdict. Hargrove, a 35 year old laundry deliveryman, left for Toledo after less than five hours of deliberation.
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Henry Feldman Wins 33rd National Spelling Bee
Washington UPI dispatch reports Henry Feldman an 18 year old from Oak Ridge Tennessee won the 33rd National Spelling Bee after being described as a previous two time loser.
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Chile Faces Flood Threat
In Valdivia Chile ships planes and helicopters race to evacuate residents from low lying areas of the quake wrecked city as they brace for potentially disastrous floods.
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Argentina Israel Breakoff Looms Over Eichmann Return
Argentina demanded the return of Adolf Eichmann within a week, warned of UN action, and recalled its ambassador as Israel largely rejected the ultimatum. Buenos Aires criticized Israel for aiding the captors and pressed for extradition or trial per international law.
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Rockefeller Defends Defence, Urges Shift In GOP Tone
Rockefeller criticizes U S defense policy calling for faster economic growth and more defense spending while urging federal aid for school construction and medical aid for the aged. Eisenhower and GOP leaders push unity and defend current defense provisions as adequate for the times. Nixon attended but did not argue the defense bill during the meeting.
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American glider pilot returned by East Germans after landing behind Iron Curtain
American glider pilot Richard A. Schreder returned to West Germany by car after landing in East Germany during a long distance event. Companions Andrew Smith and John D. Ryan retrieved him at the border crossing, with East German guards aiding the operation. The episode follows a prior C 47 incident and underscores easing tensions in this wartime sports tale.
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