Tijerina Nabbed After Extended Manhunt Ends
Reles Tijerina, 40, leader of a militant group, was arrested at a state police roadblock south of Bernalillo New Mexico after a raid that left two police officers shot and two hostages held. His son Hugh, 19, and Uvaldo Velasquez, 47, were jailed. A massive manhunt included tanks and National Guardsmen. The raid followed a court appearance by seven Confederation of Free States members on extortion and unlawful assembly charges.
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Bernalillo
N.M. Reles
Tijerina
New Mexico
Here
Hugh
Uvaldo Velasquez
Confederation of Free States
Million Pies Recalled For Salmonella Contamination
F.M. Stamper Co. recalls about a million coconut cream pies after an FDA warning. Contamination suspected after bacterial checks at the plant. Also notes USDA wheat crop forecasts a new record in winter and spring yields. Senator Lausche urges international control of Panama and Suez canals to ensure open nonmilitary use. In Seoul, near complete National Assembly results show Park Chung Hee's Democratic Republican party leading with 102 seats amid tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
F.M. Stamper Co
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Agriculture Department
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
Shinmin
New Democratic Party
Clambake on Lady Bird's Tour Agenda
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson begins a four day New England tour with Interior Secretary Udall moving from Green Mountain ski slopes to Maine and New Hampshire coast. She will attend a clambake, salute a pioneer conservationist, and attend the Strawberry Banke restoration event in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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Stowe
Lyndon B. Johnson
New England
Udall
Green Mountain
Maine
New Hampshire
Strawberry Banke
Portsmouth
N.H
Prime Minister's Son Engaged To Margaret Crispin
London reports Robin Wilson son of Prime Minister Harold Wilson engaged to Margaret Crispin, both 23. Wilson studied mathematics for two years at the University of Pennsylvania. Crispin attends Kings College in London.
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London
Robin Wilson
Harold Wilson
Margaret
Crispin
University of Pennsylvania
Kings College
Three Drivers Cited In Crashes In Dover and New Philadelphia
Police report three separate crashes with charges in Dover and New Philadelphia. Kenny L Martin, 19, of Dennison, fined $73.60 for reckless operation leaving scene and driving without a license after a collision west of Wabash and Cedar. John H Weigel of Dennison involved. Durward K Jennings, 20, of Dover, charged with reckless operation and suspended license after a leftward crash into a utility pole. Larry W Parrish, 21, of Dover, cited for failure to stop within the safe distance as his car rear-ended another, causing a chain collision near Minnichav and 4th streets.
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Kenny L. Martin
Betty Mc’ N
2Nd St
Dennison
Creary
Joseph Pritz
New New Philadelphia Rotarians
Philadelphia
Laon Wabashav
Martin
John H. Weigel
N. 2Nd St
Wabash
Cedar Indr
Pere
Durward K. Jennings
North Av
Dover
Larry W
Parrish
Short St
Jennings’ Auto
Ohio Power Co
General Telephone
Ist Dr. NE
Minnichav
Swartzentruber Auto
Bertha Sue Hughey
County Records Copied in Wage Suit for County Workers
John Bowers of Columbus represents 35 county road and bridge workers seeking 169000 in back pay. Mrs Ermile Dennis of New Philadelphia and a supervisor observe as they copy about 5000 time sheets from January 1961 for a court filing in Tuscarawas County. Judge Lamneck ordered records opened and amounts claimed itemized.
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John Bowers
Columbus
Ermile Dennis
RD 2
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Auto Injury Suit Settled Before Trial
A $30,000 auto accident injury suit against Gary Zinken of West Lafayette was canceled as settled. Janet Pryss of New Philadelphia filed suit for injuries from an April 7, 1966 accident at Wooster Avenue and St. Street in Dover. Trial was set before Common Pleas Judge J.H. Lamneck.
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Common Pleas
J.H. Lamneck
Janet Pryss
11Th St. NE
New Philadelphia
Woosteray
St. St
Dover
Gary Zinken
West Lafayette
Kremlin role in Middle East crisis debated by U S officials
U S officials debate whether the Kremlin deliberately stoked the Arab Israel crisis or sought to boost influence in the region. Nasser cited Soviet warnings influencing his May decisions while Washington and Moscow diverge on postwar policy, with arms shipments and peace terms under discussion.
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U.S
Israel
Kremlin
Middle East
America
Egypt
Syria
Nasser
U.N
Gulf of Aqaba
Washington
United Nations
Johnson
Soviet Union
Moscow
Suez Canal
United States
Fire Whirl of New Philadelphia Responds to Breathing Distress
Last night at 6 46 fire crews rushed to the rear of Reaves Motor on Rt 35 where John Stone of Cleveland struggled to breathe. Firemen used an inhalation device before transporting Stone to Union Hospital. Earlier at 1 pm the state highway department cleared four storm drains on Bsaver Avenue Ext Rt 35. At 10 30 am at 408 St Clair Ave NW Mrs Floyd Snyder experienced breathing difficulty and received oxygen and recovered. Uhrichsville crews responded at 7 55 pm to 116 E 4th St where Joe Matlo 47 was in distress and admitted to Twin City Hospital in fair condition.
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New Philadelphia
Reaves Motor Ron
John Stone
Cleveland
Union Hospital
St. Clair Av. NW
Floyd Snyder
Uhrichaville
E. 4Th St
Joe Matlo
Twin City Hospital
Algiers
Nasser
Syria
Gaza City
Egypt
Middle East
Cairo
Israel
U Thant
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Nasser Resigns but Nation Demands He Stay Amid Crisis
The report from Lt Gen Ahl W Bidworth in Damascus details Israeli air attacks near Damascus Airport and across the region, Syria's claim of a captured city, and Nasser's sudden offer to resign. Egypt's National Assembly votes to keep him in office amid Arab world turmoil and Soviet calls for support.
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Ahl W. Bidworth
Ireland
Mixed Armistice Commission
Damascus
Barlier
Syria
Israel
Koneytra
Thant
Security Court
Bull
U.N
Gideon Rafael
United Nations
Nasser
Cairo
National Assembly
Assembly
Aftab
Mohieddin
Abdul Rahman Aref
Iraq
Baghdad
L’orient
Beirut
Lebanon
Fragmented OCR notes on a tragic incident at a hotel
Fragmentary text from a likely newspaper item describes a night crowd at a hotel where deaths occurred by individuals own action. The garbled lines reference pain, insults, and a public reaction amid a tense scene. Further clarity needed for specifics.
Appeals Dismissed in BWC Benefit Cases
Three appeals challenging refusals of Workmen’s Compensation benefits were settled and dismissed in common pleas court. Corliss Patrick of Port Washington sued Elmer Keller, the BWC administrator, the Industrial Commission, and Tuscarawas County after benefits were denied for August 1966 injuries from a tank truck slip. Joseph Grady of Uhrichsville filed two claims against the BWC, Industrial Commission, and Clay City Pipe Co. Details of his injuries were not in the petitions. Keller was ordered to pay court costs in all three cases.
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Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Common Pleas Court
Corliss Patrick
Port Washington
Elmer Keller
BWC
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Tuscarawas County
Joseph Grady
Uhrichsville
Industrial
Distribution of Clothes Aid in Dover Area
Maj Chaudrue and his wife praised Dover residents for donating bags of clothes distributed to recipients who came forward as names were called. The Viet Nam Information Service covered the event with photographs. The officers noted the humbleness and appreciation of recipients and thanked all participants in the project during a six day reunion in Honolulu.
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Vietnam Information Service
Dover
Maj
Chaudrue
Honolulu
Revolutionary Development
Vien Long Province
Capt
Khue
South Vietnam
Five Year Old Dies in Portsmouth House Fire
A five year old girl, Jean Scarberry, died in a fire at a flame dwelling near Sciotoville in Scioto County. Her grandparents, great grandmother, and twin sisters Ruth and Ruby escaped uninjured. Firemen said the blaze started in the kitchen and spread through the home. Jean was found on an upper floor after attempting to return to the room as her grandmother was helped out.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Sciotoville
Scioto County
Jean Scarberry
Luther Scarberry
Homer Scarberry
Carie Eldidge
Ruth
Ruby
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Associa
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Boston School Committee
Vienna
Leonard Bernstein
Vienna State Opera
International
Gustav Mahler Society
New York
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Mahler
Missouri
Frank J. Lausche
D-C
Panama
Suez
Clambake
Lady Bird
Leon T. Kendall
New York Stock Exchange
Association of Stock Exchange
Kendall
NYSE
Taipei
Formosa
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Chaoyuan County
Manchuria
China
New China News Agency
Virginia Eskin
Emma Feldman
Academy of Music
Saigon
Japan
Francis J. Mulhern
Durward Jennings
Littledies
Atwood Yacht Theatre
Oliver
Wihl
Don Wagner
Lions
Reeves
Motor Inn
Dale Thompson
Boys Village Inc
Smithville
Dover Kiwanis
Helmkamp’s
Frank Stallard
International Rotary
France
Dover Rotary
St. John’s
Joe Sani
Reeves Motor Inn
Marine Corps
Old Town
Colonial Estates
NEW
General Electric
State Highway Department
Bsaver Av. Ext
Mideast
Sharm el Sheikh
U.N. Security Council
Tel Aviv
Amin Bafez
Mohamed Omran
Sinai Peninsula
Mediterranean
Liberty
Omer
Aneet
Port Hacti Et
Aland
J.& L. Restaurant
Complete Insurance Service
Ole Wessel
Wessel Breting
Roy Breting
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