Klan ally of Reds says US probers will expose Klan ties
Washington reports the House un American Activities Committee plans public hearings starting Tuesday to show the Ku Klux Klan as possibly the greatest ally of communism in the United States. Rep. John Ashbrook says Klan violence follows a pattern and not isolated cases.
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Washington
House
Ku Klux Klan
United States
House Committee On Un-American Activities
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
Johnson eyes Texas run after gall bladder surgery
President Johnson, mending after gall bladder operation, plans to leave Bethesda Naval Hospital soon. He aims to establish a Texas White House at the LBJ Ranch, likely staying through Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays as Congress nears adjournment.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Texas
Congress
LBJ
Bethesda
Redistrict debate rocks state apportionment plan
In Columbus the state apportionment board faced controversy over its new legislative reapportionment plan. Opponents said the board overstepped by acting, while supporters insisted it merely submitted a plan for federal review in Cincinnati. State Rep. William Hinig faulted the omission of New Philadelphia in both halves.
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Columbus
UPI
State
Cincinnati
William Hinig
New Philadelphia
Lesh defense may start today in Lorain murder case
The prosecution nears rest in the first degree murder trial of Alexander Lesh in Lorain County. Detective Roy Briggs testifies on a .22 pistol found near the victim Norbert Thomas. Subpoenas issue for six Gelowinski relatives as defense witnesses prepared to take the stand.
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Alexander Lesh
Lorain
Lorain County
Lesh
Oralia
Eastlawn Ave
Joseph Grunda
Nicholas Curci
Gelowinski
Sunny Weather Pattern Brings Warm Day
Weather bulletin notes sunny and warm conditions with a high around 73 to 78 degrees. Tonight remains clear and cool with lows near 34 to 47 degrees. Tuesday continues warm with sunny skies and mild conditions. Lake Erie experiences southerly winds 12 to 22 knots today and tonight.
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Lake Erie
Train cars derail near Painesville injures twenty one
Officials probed the cause of nine coaches derailing from a New York Central passenger train near Painesville Ohio. The incident Saturday night left twenty one persons injured after the Fifth Avenue Special jumped the tracks.
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Painesville
Ohio
TPD
New York Central
Fifth Avenue
Mother Kills Four Sleeping Children in Laurel
LAUREL Md A former Kansas congressman’s wife Denver D Hargis 37 allegedly opened fire on her four sleeping children Brenda 2 Michael 8 Sandra 12 and Debra 5 at their Laurel apartment after threatening him by phone from Vienna Virginia Police forced entry as the children lay under blankets Debra died at Fort Meade hospital and the other three were dead at the scene all victims shot once in the head with a .25 caliber pistol
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Brenda
Michael
Sandra Hargis
Debra
Fort Meade
Six miners found dead in West Virginia mine fires
Six miners trapped deep underground by fires in a soft coal mine near Clarksburg West Virginia were found dead today. One man survived rescue last night but died minutes later, as families waited and officials confirmed the deaths of the remaining five.
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Clarksburg
UPI
Here
Leedy
Clinchfield Coal Co
Cambodia mulls break with USSR and claim of insult
Phnom Penh reports Cambodia, after severing ties with the United States, contemplates breaking with the Soviet Union. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, returning from a China and North Korea trip, said the Soviet ambassador handed him a note he found insulting, calling the gesture an affront and "absolutely inexcusable" as tensions rise between Cold War allies.
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LPR
Cambodia
United States
Soviet Union
Norodom Sihanouk
China
North Korea
Sihanouk
Korea
Charles Lantz
Buckhan- On
Braid
Arly
Carl Banish
Lost Creek
Kenneth Month
Mosca Kerr
Belington
Andrew Spotte
Mvors
Fara
United Fund Drive Launch Gains 2,000 Workers
Two thousand workers officially launch the United Fund drive with Barr as campaign chairman. The effort aims to raise diverse goals across divisions from Industrial East to Industrial West, with notices urging rapid completion by October 28 and names several campaign vice-chairmen and soliciting divisions.
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Be. BR. Barr
United
United Fund
Triah
Industrial
Barr
Chronicle-Telegram earns honorable mention for local government coverage
The Chronicle-Telegram shared an Inland Daily Press Association honorable mention in the 25,000 to 75,000 circulation category. The award, announced by press association manager William Canfield, reflects strong local government reporting alongside the Lincoln Journal.
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Inland Daily Press Association
Lincoln
Neb
Otto B. Schoepfle
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
Hudnutt
Hammond
Ind
Corn Picking Contest Sparks State Honors and National Prep
A regional quartet wins state honors in a corn picking contest and readies for a national event. The paper highlights extension tips to boost cornfield production, notes a railroad car shortage tied to a strong harvest, and previews a roadside market tour. Page references include pages 12 13 2 7 23 24 25 26.
Kidnaped Woman Slain in Canal Near Akron Nightclub
Police identify the victim as Florence Kosciewicz, 46, of Valley View, shot to death in the Ohio Canal while fleeing two gunmen who abducted her and a male companion from an Akron nightclub. The companion, Harry F. Scott, 38, of Bath, escaped. Further details continue on page 4.
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UPD
Ohio Canal
Akron
Florence Kosciewicz
Valley View
Harry F. Scott
Bath
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