Escapees From Jail Captured After Gun Battle
Four jailbreakers recaptured after an exchange of bullets with lawmen. Robert P. Herman Joseph Orville Donald Sweet and Lola Gordon surrendered to Geauga County deputies following a high speed pursuit that began in Aurora and involved multiple stolen vehicles. Civilians aided by reporting the escaping car.
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Space Travelers May Bring New Dangers Back To Earth
DOC QUIGG explores the risks of space exploration. The piece warns that encounters with alien life or off world organisms could threaten Earth, possibly sparking new diseases or hostile effects on humanity. The discussion covers future space probes, biophysics, and potential planetary contamination.
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New York
UPI
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Ohio House debates ending capital punishment amid high drama
In Columbus the House Conservation Committee weighs a bill to abolish the death penalty as Governor DiSalle tours the issue with a high-profile push. Debate centers on executive mercy, with supporters urging abolition and opponents raising concerns over law and order.
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Convicted Slayers Serve DiSalle Family Mansion Tale Continues
The DiSalle family mansion hosts convicted killers with a history of good behavior after brief stays in Ohio Penitentiary. A UMW official warns guards at Camp Fork Coal Co. to limit picketing as demonstrations wane. The piece blends sensational dialogue with state politics and space-age musings from visiting scientists.
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Annexation Discussion Moves Forward in Carlisle Area
Residents consider annexation as Carlisle area eyes growth and schools in Midview Local district. Officials debate implications for utilities, zoning, and services while community questions future development and impacts on families.
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Carlisle
Five Die as Blast at Vilenn Meat Plant Kills and Maims
An Oklahoma City blast at a Vilenn meat packing plant killed five and injured sixteen, with two men missing and feared dead. Ammonia gas filled the basement as a seventh floor ice maker tore free, and rescue teams worked through wreckage amid a volatile situation. Identified dead include Paul Ferrell 25 Santos Miranda 61 Ronald Porter 30 Reuben McDowell 46 and Harmon Simmons unique location Mustang Oklahoma.
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UPI
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Nantine Nlant
James McIntosh
Claude Wilkinson
Oklahoma City
Paul D. Ferrell
Santos Sota Miranda
Ronald Porter
Reuben McDowell
Harmon Simmons
Mustang
Okla
Police Say Two Killings Admit Suspect In Custody
A woman in fair condition at St. Clare's Hospital Denville is to be questioned today after police say she admitted to two killings. Police Commissioner Thomas Ozeks calls the man the strongest suspect. Neighbors recount the Churches' year in town, noting ties to Youngstown Ohio and Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Youngstown
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Air Force C47 narrowly misses collision with airliner
A C47 transport and a TWA Constellation with 53 passengers and five crew narrowly avoided collision over Zanesville Ohio by about 200 feet at 8 39 pm eastern. Pilot PW Van Boren said the other plane appeared unseen and did not dodge. The Constellation was en route to Chicago from Olmstead Air Force Base.
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Chicago
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Military Recon Satellites Seen Calming World Nerves
Panel UMVAR Saou Lapa ity. Dr. Berkner agreed that mili tary reconnaissance satellites might very well calm the nerves of a jittery world.
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Berkner
Heavy snows hit West and warm East as storms shift
Press International reports heavy snow warnings from Colorado and New Mexico to South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas. A snowstorm began in the central Rockies and moved into southern Wyoming and northern Colorado with 20 to 30 mph winds. In Wisconsin colder temperatures delayed flood crests, prompting residents along the Kickapoo Pecatonica and Lower Wisconsin rivers to prepare.
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Colorado
New Mexico
South Dakota
Nebraska
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Cardinals Trade Strikeout King for Giants Stars
The St Louis Cardinals sent Sam Jones the major leagues strikeout king in 1958 to the San Francisco Giants in exchange for outfielder first baseman Bill White and third baseman Ray Jablonski. Rookie pitcher Don Choate, 21, also goes to the Giants after a 7-7 season with Omaha in the American Association.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
UPI
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Remembering Eight Killed In Xenia Crossing Crash
Community remembers eight youths killed at an unguarded crossing near Xenia. School leaders back a statewide crossing protection campaign and urge lawmakers to pass immediate safety legislation. Fathers of Girl Scouts collect petitions as rallies pressure the House committee for action.
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Vaughn Lews
Lewis
Bayside
Girl Scouts
Iomeans
Xema
Dayton
House Reference Committee
Accessories Not Approved at Wimbledon
Hiram Ayres, 18, pleaded guilty to possessing offensive weapons described as a hatchet and brass knuckles. He argued they were mere fashion accessories. The judge placed him on probation for two years.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
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Names Tell Story in Lincoln Soccer Tale
Lincoln, England residents Josey Short, 5 feet 2 inches, and Ray Long, 5 feet 3 inches, play on the same local soccer team, highlighting a small stature duo in the club.
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Lincoln
England
UPI
Josey Short
Ray Long
Crossing Bill Hearing Set for Protective Crossing Devices
The article notes a hearing on a crossing bill prioritizing crossings with motorist hazards and detailing funding: 85 percent state, 15 percent railroad costs. The plan would raise the state share by a $1 addition to the annual $19 license plate fee. Malone expects passage, possibly with form changes, and Governor Tusallo is anticipated to sign.
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Malone
Michael Tusallo
Death Penalty Abolition Urged in Canada Debate
Support grew for abolishing the death penalty as a private member's bill faced second reading in the Canadian House of Commons. The Ottawa story notes the focus on capital punishment amid parliamentary debate and calls for repeal.
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