Lorain teacher killed as car hits freight train at crossing
Miss Marjorie England, 34, a fourth grade teacher at Palm Ave Elementary, died when her car entered a private Franke Drive crossing and was struck by a Norfolk and Western freight train traveling about 30 mph. Passenger Sandra Maple, 10, was treated for scrapes and released. The crossing lacked warning signals. police noted the train’s headlight and whistle were not active. England’s death raises Lorain 1965 traffic fatalities to 13, surpassing 1964 totals. England, a Findlay born veteran, had lived in Lorain 11 years and belonged to several professional groups. Survivors include her mother Grace England and brother Robert A. England.
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Marjorie L. England
Hillsdale Ave
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Sandra Lee Maple
Franke
Norfolk and Western
England Auto
Frank Aquilino
Wilfred Castro
Burl Stevenson
Conneaut
England
Franke Dr
Charles E. Stine
Bellevue
George Maiden
Wacks
Miss England
Palm Ave
Miss Maple
Thomas Maple
Maple
Maples
Cardington
Ohio
Findlay High School
Bowling Green State University
Special Services Department
U.S. Army
Bremerhaven
Germany
First Lutheran Church
American Association of University Women
National Education Association
Grace England
Findlay
Robert A. England
Johnson rests, clears calendar after gall bladder op
President Johnson reports a good night's sleep and mild post op discomfort as he follows a take it easy routine on the fifth day of convalescence at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He walked with assistance, ate tapioca and soft boiled eggs, and met with Secretary of State Rusk while receiving well wishes from Soviet leaders.
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William J. Eaton Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Moyers
Dean Rusk
Indonesia
Rhodesia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Murder suspect acquitted in Ben Feigenbaum slaying
Alan Walch, 34, was acquitted by a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court jury after a three-week trial. The eight men and four women deliberated nearly four hours before finding him not guilty of first degree murder in the Feb 10 fatal shooting of tavern owner Ben Feigenbaum.
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Cleveland
UPI
Alan Walch
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Walch
Ben Feigenbaum
New London Man Arrested After All Day Police Chase
A New London man, Ralph Owens, was jailed in Huron County after a dawn to night chase across downtown New London involving eight police departments. Owens, with no fixed address, was arrested on a warrant tied to an October 1 beating of Mary Yovanoff, a Greenwood Center tavern owner. He reportedly came to the police station to report his wife had left him as officers closed in following the pursuit.
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New London
Huron County
Ralph Owens
Mary Yovanoff
Greenwood Center
Owens
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Accusume Wyayee Awit
John Osterland
Osterland
Kenneth Murr
Vira Buzzard
Norfolk and Western and C and O seek ICC merger
Two large railroads applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to merge the Norfolk and Western and the Chesapeake and Ohio systems. They also indicated they would take over five other Eastern railroads if the ICC endorsed the plan.
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Washington
UPI
Norfolk and Western
N&w
Chesapeake and Ohio
C&o
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Cuban refugees sail for Florida under Castro open door policy
Twenty three more Cuban refugees in two small boats were intercepted by the Coast Guard near Cuba and steered toward Key West. The group, likely including elderly travelers, left from Camarioca on Cuba's north coast where thousands wait in a refugee camp for permission to leave. Their arrival would raise total evacuees to over 90 since Castro opened the flow to the United States.
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Mathew T. Kenney
Key West
Fla
UPD
Freedom
Coast Guard
Camarioca
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Castro
Midview Board may not need loan tax funds
Midview School District may avoid additional loan tax funds despite a history of delinquency. The county auditor said the property tax reappraisal delayed bills but the district’s first half settlement totaled 399 931 dollars including advances. The district has borrowed 382 000 dollars for operating expenses, repaid 281 000, with 101 000 still outstanding at 3 percent interest and 1 032 86 dollars in interest paid this year.
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Grafton
Midview Board of Education
Lorain County
Midview
Joseph Mitock
T County
Marnae
Mitock
Peake
Midview Board
Mildred Peake
Board of Education
Chronicle-Telegram
Indonesia rebel leader Untung arrested in Java capture
Radio Jakarta reports Lt. Col. Untung, palace guard leader of the September 30 movement, captured with two cohorts in Tegal central Java. Army says his five battalion rebel force largely collapsed. anti Communist protests and interrogation follow.
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Malaysia
UPI
Radio Jakarta Today
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Sukarno
Tegal
Java
Jakarta
Semarang
Latung
Radio Jakarta
Revolutionary Council
Mountain picnic ends in fall death near Mt Sugarloaf
Karol Rae Hammon 21, Miss Alaska 1964, slipped from a rocky ledge while picnicking with three Smith College students near Mt Sugarloaf summit. She hung briefly from a sapling before falling 200 feet to her death as classmate Virginia Scheer, 18, tried to hold her.
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Deerfield
Mass
UPI
Mt Sugarloaf
Karol Rae Hammon
Alaska
Smith College
Virginia Scheer
Oklahoma City
Miss Hammon
Weather outlook with cool, cloudy conditions and showers
Cloudy and cool with scattered light showers through the night. Highs near 48 to 55, lows 38 to 42. Wednesday sees partial clearing and little temperature change. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect with west to northwest winds 20 to 30 knots. Showers likely tonight.
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Lake Erie
Supreme Court refuses hearing on North Carolina kidnap law
The UPI report notes that Mrs. Willie Mae Mallory and two others challenged North Carolina’s kidnap law as unconstitutional. They, along with a white man, were convicted in Monroe in 1964 for kidnapping the Segals during racial disorders on August 27, 1961. The case involved racial discrimination in grand jury setup and delays due to Mallory’s travel to Cleveland and extradition processes.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Willie Mae Mallory
North Carolina
Monroe
N.C
G. Bruce Segal
Stegalls
Marshville
North Carolina Supreme Court
Mallory
Richard Crowder
Harold Reep
U. Supreme Court
Crowder
Keep
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Shell Explodes Killing Five Children Near Warsaw
A World War II artillery shell found by children aged 7 to 14 in woods southwest of Warsaw exploded during a campfire. Five children were killed and two injured in the blast. Authorities stated the device was a live WWII shell.
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Warsaw
UPD
Shining Bayonet loses edge in Viet Nam valley fight
In the Viet Nam valley near the 1st Cavalry base, Operation Shining Bayonet began with Viet Cong battalions massed in the mountains. Prisoners report Viet Cong knew of the plan. 16 enemy killed and 60 may have died in air and artillery strikes. Nine prisoners captured and 40 suspects detained as Flying Horsemen uncover a Viet Cong training camp.
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Sout LA Tixh
Viet Nam
Songz Lo
Flying Horse
Where to turn OBERLIN candidates night sparks hot debate
OBerri n candidates night heats up local forum as residents discuss issues and district concerns prompting sharp exchanges among attendees and organizers on a chilly evening at the Oberlin community center.
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Oberlin
Brighton Township
More Talks on Nuclear Force Set
Washington reports that the United States and Britain will hold further discussions with West Germany and other European allies before a final NATO nuclear force decision. British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart and Secretary of State Dean Rusk endorsed the plan despite misgivings, and Rusk will confer with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard when he visits Washington late November.
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Washington
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