Train Hits Car Kill Six Near Stratford Ontario
A Canadian national passenger train arriving five minutes late struck a station wagon near Stratford nine miles east, killing six people including five high school students. Victims named include Mrs. Seltzer and her son Karl from Tavistock, Terry Swartzentruber 10, Robert Sparling 16, Robert Schlitt 16, and Roland Zehr 16 of Shakespeare. The accident occurred at a crossing known as & crossing.
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Canadian National
Here
Carl Seltzer
Karl
Terry Swartzentruber
Robert Sparling
Robert Schlitt
Tavistock
Roland Zehr
Shakespeare, Ont
Newscasters Defy Union To Work At ABC
National media coverage centers on ABCs three top anchors Peter Jennings Marlene Sanders and Roger Sharp returning to work defying AFTRA orders amid a broader union dispute. The reporting notes other AFTRA members had already resumed duties and cites related labor tensions across networks.
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ABC
New York
American Broadcasting Co
Peter Jennings
Marlene Sanders
Roger Sharp
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
AFTRA
Bishops Clash At Synod In Vatican City
At the world synod Pope Paul VI presided as bishops clashed over a document about dangers to Catholic faith from unauthorized teachings. Cardianl Sue nens led protests arguing the text was pessimistic and misaligned with Vatican II liberal themes. Some bishops argued it offers a valid starting point to discuss modern challenges to church authority.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Leo Jozef Cardinal Suenens
Belgium
Rockefeller proclaims Newspaper Week in New York
Governor Rockefeller declared October 8 to 14 as Newspaper Week and October 14 as Newspaper Boy Day. He said the newspaper industry strengthens the economy of New York State and the nation.
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New York
Harlem
Oberia D. Dempsey
Upper Park Avenue Baptist Church
Albany
N.Y
UPI
Rockefeller
Hearing Set On Possession Of Firearms Case
James Kleles, 23, of 125 First Station, appeared in Troy Police Court yesterday morning over three felony charges involving possession of a firearm. His attorney objected to a lineup and to delays. Judge Fogarty set a preliminary hearing for Oct. 12 and remanded Kleles to Rensselaer County Jail.
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James Kleles
First Station
O'Connor
Troy
Dbcent Supreme Court
Kleles
Central Police
Jean War NE
Fogarty
O’connor
Rensselaer Counman
Albany Catholic Diocese urges vote on revised state constitution
Parishes across Albany Catholic Diocese urge citizens to vote on the revised constitution which repeals the Blaine Amendment banning aid to sectarian schools. An independent voluntary campaign funds ads and pamphlets urging repeal. Parents are asked to call parishioners to register to vote and persuade others, while churches refrain from pulpit solicitation.
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Albany
Hey
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set Summary
Puzzle answers listed by across and down clues with varied wordplay. Entries include lowly lantern, walk aimlessly, ceremony, part of to be or be to be, halfling, tellurium symbol, resort, choice part, music as written, saucy, before, walk, ascends, deep sleep, link in middle, equality, funeral song, title of respect, writes, born, protective shield, fall behind, snake, Guido’s high note, man’s nickname, one who goes swiftly, Chinese mile, shouted, looked fixedly, beams, heavenly body, and a bow diodes basket.
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Guido
Heavenly Body
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