Wonders of the Universe travel hints and lunar tour tips
Dusty notes the moon feels nearer than years ago and predicts manned lunar travel soon. The column promises travel hints for lunar tourists in Wonders of the Universe on page 20, with Week-End Dividend pages on 20 and 21 offering further reading suggestions.
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Amherst
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Seven in family found dead in mass murder suicide
In Lancaster Ohio today a coroner ruled mass murder and death by own action after seven family members were found dead at a rural home near Pleasantville Colfax. The Soper household included Roland 28 and his four stepschildren plus Mrs Viola Soper 29 and her daughter. Evidence suggested carbon monoxide smothering and strangulation. Resources were sent to University Hospital Columbus for autopsies.
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UPI
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Columbus
L. L. Kersell
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Roxanne Wall
David Might
Sheriff's Office
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Roy Combs
Mrs. Soper
University Hospital
Raymond Morehart
Officials Draft Reply To Russia On Berlin Crisis
Washington officials finished a rough draft of an Allied reply to Moscow on Berlin. It welcomes Khrushchev’s grudging openness to a foreign ministers conference but rejects a summit on Moscow’s narrow terms. The draft argues for a broader discussion area and preserves Western rights in Berlin. It will be discussed in Paris by a British French American and West German group.
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Stalin
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Allee
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Lions Club Delegates Arriving for Lorain Sub-district Convention
Delegates arrived for the Sub-district 1-E Lions Club international convention hosted by the Elyria Lions Club. Registration was to reach about 800, with events at Melody Grove Ballroom and Elyria High School Cafeteria. District Governor Ralph Gillmor of Old Fort was honored tonight, and John L. Stickley of Charlotte was slated to speak at the banquet.
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Robert Larkin
Melody Grove
Ralph Gillmor
Old Fort
Gene Resar
Elyria High School
John L. Stickley
Charlotte
N.C
Lions International
American Legion Post
Graystone Hotel
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Gillmor
Lions Club
Elyria Lions Club
Robert Cripps
Harry Miller
Marion
Elyria
Prison Terms Likely For 43 Cuban Fliers
SANTIAGO Cuba UPI Premier Fidel Castro flies here for the sentencing of 43 Batista airmen he ordered retried after a revolutionary tribunal freed them of genocide charges.
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Cuba
UPI
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Aristides D’acosta
Havana
United Press International
D’acosta
Army
Raul Castro
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Rioters In Prison Captured In Walpole Mass
Walpole State Prison troopers stormed the machine shop capturing five rioting convicts and freeing five hostages. Several hundred shots were fired but no injuries reported. A priest hostage was threatened with being set afire as officers entered to break the lock.
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UPI
Walpole State Prison
Richard Wells
Weather details for Ohio. cloudy and colder today
Northeast and northwest Ohio see mostly cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries this morning and diminishing winds. Highs expected 33 to 38 degrees, tonight fair and cold with lows 17 to 22. Sunday brings sun and warmer conditions, with Friday temperatures 25 to 40.
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Ohio
Eden Warns West Over Berlin Pact Breaks
Sir Anthony Eden returned to Southampton after a vacation in Mexico and urged Western powers to resist any Russian moves that would break Berlin agreements. He stressed vigilance and unity in preserving postwar commitments.
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England
Anthony Eden
Mexico
Eden
Russia
Berlin
Scouts Dump Liquor In Mississippi Drain
Local Boy Scouts aided Sheriff George Harrington in dumping 1.2 million gallons of confiscated whiskey down a drain in Philadelphia Mississippi. The act followed a local trove seizure and showcased the scouts’ community service.
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Miss
UPI
George Harrington
Convict Freeing Hostages Shot After Escape
In Trenton Georgia a long-time Alabama convict was shot and wounded by Sheriff Allison Blevins and a city officer after freeing four hostages during a failed escape. William Smothers, 38, was spotted on a country road and shot as authorities closed in with FBI help from three states, bloodhounds, and a helicopter. Smothers had broken free Thursday while being moved from Kilby Prison to Birmingham and seized officer Otto Dees’ pistol before forcing a car to a Birmingham area address.
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Allison Blevins
William Smothers
Here
FBI
Smothers
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Ft. Oglethorpe
Kilby
Birmingham
Otto Dees
Dees
Ted Easley
Noel T. Keith
Ohio Hit by Winds and Snow Snow Flurries Halt Air and Roads Across State
A spring storm battered Ohio with high winds and snow flurries. Gusts up to 70 mph downed power lines, damaged a car, and toppled trees across Cleveland and Dayton areas. At Patterson Air Force Base injuries were reported, while Bowling Green saw snow flurries and temperatures plunged. Khrushchev pressed for East Berlin talks as Berlin crisis looms and Soviet leaders scheduled to meet in Berlin.
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Doris Harris
Bowling Green
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Sidney
Staton
Bowling
Inch
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Ohio
Canada
Lake Erie
Howard Ward
Cleveland
William King
Columbus
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31 Known Dead As Snowstorm Hits Midwest
A late winter snowstorm crippled Midwest travel, with 31 deaths reported across Iowa Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois. Severe winds plus 14 inches of snow stranded a Greyhound bus near Pellston and a family perished in a fire when snow blocked access to their home near LaCrosse Wisconsin.
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Six Die In Fire In Flint Family Tragedy
In Flint Michigan a family of six perished in a small frame home after a discarded cigarette sparked a smoldering blaze. The victims include Richard Pelch, 29, Audrey Pelch, 24, and their four children aged three to eight. Neighbors Philip and Daveta Pitts alerted fire crews when smoke and flames were seen shortly before 4 a.m. The fire killed all six in their beds and left neighbors in shock as crews fought to control the blaze.
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Flint, Mich
Richard Pelch
Audrey
Philip Pitts
Daveta
Pitts
Goat in Teahouse birth backstage in Leesburg
A goat performing in the local production of Teahouse of the August Moon in Leesburg, Florida, delivered two kids backstage and could not take her curtain call.
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Leesburg, Fla
UPI
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