Alaska bound youths halted by patrolman on New York plates
Three Kenmore youths all 17 years old planned summer work in Alaska. An 1855 car with ingeniously contrived plates and one driver’s license drew the attention of Ohio State Patrolman Thomas Bidlack as the group traveled through Elshia Friday night. Their youth and the New York plates prompted questions about the occupants.
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Thomas Bidlack
New York State
Kenmore
N. Y
Alaska
Elshia
Ohio State Patrol
Bramund
Weather update hints at summer trip to Alaska
The report describes a partly cloudy to fair warm day in Shaw Ill with Arvel Frankin Den and others. Dupre and Joseph Edward claimed to drive to Alaska for summer work but were delayed when Highway Patrol found the license and car registration mismatches and questioned parental permission.
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Shaw
Arvel Frankin
Highway Patrol
Young
Sbt
Parti
Joseph Dupre
Children Abandoned On Street In California
Four children aged 9, 7, and 4 were abandoned on a street corner in San Bernardino, given $2 and asked to write to their father at Christmas. Police said the father sped away in a car and no warrant was issued. Arrangements were being made with Washington County Minnesota Welfare Department to reunite them with their mother, Mrs Curtis Barlow of Cottage Grove, following a family dispute two weeks earlier.
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
Minnesota
Ed Rucker
Washington County
Beckie
Rucker
Barlow
Frenchman wins C-T decathlon at Ely Stadium
French competitor Mike LeBorgne from Versailles wins the Chronicle Telegram International Decathlon with 7,292 points, edging Oberlin High’s Larry Huston by 632. Tom Deichler and Mark Wolfe finish third and fourth as top finishers in a field of ten.
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Ely Stadium
Chronicle
Wine
Larry Huston
Oberlin
Tom Deichler
South Amherst
Mark Wolfe
Collins
Bob Stacey
Ebria
Lamart Parks
Lorain
Merle Wilford
Elyria
Bob Pick
Eliria
Dave Kuhn
Columbia Station
Gary Obitts
LaGrange
LeBorgre
Huston
Mike
Johnson seeks unity as 1964 campaign heats up
President Johnson campaigns on a national unity theme to blunt Republican attacks. He criticizes Goldwater on federal programs, hails his administration’s achievements, and notes large crowds in California while flying back to Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Jobnam
Johnson
California
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
San Francisco
Boat capsize in Thailand risks nearly 100 lives
A capsize off southern Thailand on Thursday night left nearly 100 people believed drowned. Reports say a boat overturned in rough seas near Bangkok and authorities ongoing search efforts. Local officials urged caution as details remain unclear and casualties may rise.
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Bangkok
Thailand
GPD
Four U S Paratroopers Die as Helicopters Fall in Viet Nam Battle
U S backed troops rout two Viet Cong battalions near Bang Lang outside Saigon. At least 54 Viet Cong were killed. 29 paratroopers died and 85 were wounded. Four American helicopters were downed, two by ground fire, with no US casualties reported. The clash marks a heavy monsoon season operation.
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Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
IG_ S
South
Bang Lang l
Turkish premier and LBJ discuss Cyprus deadlock in Washington
Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu met with President Johnson in Washington to explore options for breaking the Cyprus deadlock. Aware of regional tensions, the talks followed planned arrivals and security precautions as both sides prepared for further discussions on possible steps to ease the dispute.
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Cyprus
Washington
Opt
Johnson
Dent Johnson
George Fish
Ismet Inoau
Papandrenni
John
Greece
San
United States
Andiets
Williamsburg
Tnonu
White Washington
Laddie Club Horse Show draws nearly 100 entries
Elyria coverage notes the Laddie Club's horse show attracting almost one hundred entries. The article highlights participants and event impact on the community page 1.
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Elyria
Laddie Club
Nerve graft restores feeling in teacher's hand
Mrs. Gilbert Sheets, a Los Angeles teacher, regained sensation in her dominant hand after Dr. Leonard Marmor grafted nerve tissue from a deceased donor into her wrist. The pioneering procedure, utilizing irradiation to protect the graft, suggests possible future restoration of motor nerve function in some patients.
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Joseph R. Hexson
San Francisco
Gilbert Sheets
Los Angeles
Boston
Steer
Park
Sheets
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