Lightning strikes Whitman-Hanson coach dead in storm
In Whitman Massachusetts a high school football field lightning bolt killed assistant coach Dennis O’Brien 30 as players and teachers were evacuated from the Whitman Hanson Regional High School field. Fourteen players and two teachers were lightly injured during the incident.
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Whitman
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Dennis O'Brien
Whitman-Hanson Regional High School
Timothy Cox
Cox
Michael Shey
Hanson
Fear grips Indiana city plagued with bombings
Eight mysterious blasts injure two, terrorize Speedway and nearby merchants. Police impose 10:30 p.m. curfew for under 18s. Residents stay indoors as bombs turn trash bags into threats. Fear dominates daily life while investigators chase the elusive bomber.
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Speedway
Ind
UPI
Indianapolis
Probe aims at source of Legion bug
Medical investigators in New York have finished environmental tests and focus on identifying the Legionnaires disease source in the garment district. Deputy director Paul Caswell says a control group of 200 to 300 people will be compared to garment district workers, with blood samples from four city groups already collected for analysis. The outbreak remains at 303 cases, with 103 in the garment district. six are confirmed, two of which were fatal, and 97 are still suspected.
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New York
UPI
Paul Caswell
Caswell
Garment District
Desegregation Buses Roll In Los Angeles
After 15 years of court arguments and strong opposition, 1,200 buses start transporting 64,000 Black, Mexican American, and Anglo students from 260 schools under California Supreme Court orders. Police activated a $50 million emergency command post, optimistic that violence will be limited.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California Supreme Court
Texas newlyweds missing believed killed by escapees
Montezuma County sheriff reports investigations into reports from psychics and anonymous tipsters about a Texas couple, James Judge and Jeanette Judge of Amarillo, who vanished on a Colorado honeymoon. The pair’s van was found after an Arizona prison escape attempt. authorities fear murder and concealment in the Rockies. A blouse of Mrs. Judge was found in Dolores River area and letters hint at possible burial sites.
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UPI
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Texas
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Jeanette
Amarillo
Arizona
Rockies
Bob Hampton
Hampton
South Fork
West
Dolores River
Dolores
Cincinnati merger hearings on Enquirer Post continue
A Justice Department hearing to approve the joint operating plan for Cincinnati’s Enquirer and Post opened and will run several weeks. Judge Donald R. Moore hears to aid Attorney General Griffin Bell on Bell's decision, not expected until late year or early next year. Enquirer would run printing circulation and advertising for the Post, which has lost money, while editorial operations stay separate.
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UPI
Justice Department
The
Enquirer
Post
Donald R. Moore
Griffin Bell
BELL
Atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki in 1945
An atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, Japan on August 9, 1945, marking a pivotal moment in World War II and prompting significant geopolitical and humanitarian consequences.
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