Hope dims for 16 still lost in crash at sea
Reports from the Bonaventure and other ships detailed a mid Atlantic ditching of a Flying Tiger Super Constellation after a wing was torn off in storm seas near Shannon Ireland. Of 76 aboard 48 survived and 16 were still missing as rescue vessels hunted life rafts and recovered bodies.
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Shannon
Ireland
UPI
Bonaventure
U.S. Air Force Search and Rescue
Prestwick
Scotland
Canadian Naval Office
London
Washington
Ohio
Atlantic
Richard M. Miskimen
Miriam ¥. Miskimen
New Philadelphia
Michael’ Allen Murray
Meltin L. Murray
Young'stown
Willie Smith Jr
Virginia Smith
Atlanta
Willie J. Smith
Cleveland
Geneva H. Willingham
The
Celerina
Elyria names William Graw CD director with limited funds
Mayor Neeson announced William W. Graw Jr. as Elyria civil defense director replacing Daniel Coleman who was removed for funds problems. Graw said CD duties fall on the mayor and department heads, with staff needing only about 150 to 200 dollars next year. The mayor plans to ask 300 dollars next year. Stewart Clark resigns as deputy director citing time demands. Graw noted no changes to the organization and welcomed Clark back in any capacity.
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Elyria
William W. Graw Jr
Graw
Daniel E. Coleman
Stewart Clark
Civil Defense
Coleman
Neeson
Clark
Amherst Council Hears Rt 254 Consent Ordinance Reading
Amherst council members hear the Route 254 consent ordinance reading but take no action. The page also lists sections for contracts, courts, police, deaths, births, entertainment, Grafton, Lorain, Oberlin, medical memos, and sports. It notes stock quotations, suburban calendar, successful investing, women’s pages, birthdays, and page numbers for various features.
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Amherst Council
Amherst
Contract Bridge
Grafton
Lorain
Oberlin
Meredith enrollment showdown at Ole Miss tests federal order
In Jackson Mississippi and Washington a clash over James Meredith’s bid to enroll at the University of Mississippi unfolds. Governor Barnett vows jail for federal officials defying Mississippi sovereignty while courts demand registration by 6 p.m. EDT and the Justice Department moves to complete the process.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Mississippi
James H.meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Epee Egister
Jackson
University
Oxford
Ross Barnett
Barnett
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
State College Board
Justice Department
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Air Force
Allayhite University
Weather Report Northeastern Ohio Mixed Cloudiness and Light Rain
Mostly cloudy today with intermittent light rain ending this evening. Temperatures around 64 to 63 degrees, slight cooling overnight near 46. Partly clearing tonight with a cooler end. Wednesday remains cloudy with little temperature change.
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Ohio
Senate approves postal rate hike amid pay raise plan
A Senate committee moved toward a postal rate increase tied to a billion dollar pay raise for 1.5 million federal workers, aiming to cut the postal deficit. If approved, mailing costs rise about 1.80 per family, with first class letters from 4 to 5 cents and related stamps up, affecting households next year.
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Senate Post, Office and Civil Services Committee
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Senate
House
Post Office Department
House Post Office Committee
Tom Murray
D-Tenn
Kennedy
Senate panel refuses votes on steel firms contempt citations
The Senate Judiciary Committee today refused to vote contempt citations against four steel companies and nine executives who refused to surrender secret cost data. The Labor Department reported August cost of living held at record July high after a gradual rise since January.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
UPD
Labor Department
Motorist and Mailman Clash In Chelmsford Street Brawl
A motorist with a cigar honked at a bicycle blocking a light, sparking a midday street clash. The mailman toppled the car bike, kicked headlights, stomped wheels, and fought back with a tire pump through the windshield. Both men spoke nothing as a crowd watched.
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Chelmsford
England
UPI
Grafton walkaways puzzle penologists at Ohio prison
Penologists examine why most escapees from Grafton State Farm in 1962 are short termers with only the tail end of sentences left. Slender, fair skinned inmates escape through six inch windows. Plans are made to reduce opening size while unarmed guards search the area with state and local law enforcement. Continued on page 2.
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Ohio
Grafton State Farm
Mansfield
Grafton
Sandusky
George W. Allarding
Ohio State Reformatory
State Highway Patrol
Lorain County
Woman faces verdict in second degree murder case
The Rebecca Louise Young's trial in Common Pleas Court ended closing arguments as jurors prepared to deliberate on whether she killed her husband Grover Young after years of alleged abuse and his reported immoral demands. The panel of six men and six women adjourned for lunch with options of second degree murder, first degree manslaughter, or acquittal in mind.
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Rebecca Louise Young
Common Pleas Court
Mrs. Young
Grover Young
Raymond Muzilla
Young
Lorain County
Robert’ Lasco
Grover
Lasco
G. L.severs
Grover L. Young
West Virginia
LeRoy Kelly
Sloom
Kelly
Ohio
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James Correa
Harry L. Snavely
Vember
Central Bank of Lorrain
Cornell Ave
William Graw
Ole Miss
U.S. Supreme Court
Bulletins
UPL
Don Miller
Spapee Aipeiveeo
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