Coast Guard to Convene Inquiry Into New York Tanker Crash
A Coast Guard board will convene to probe the cause of Thursday's collision between two tankers in New York harbor. The death toll stayed at 20 with 12 crew listed as missing, and 21 of the 71 survivors released from hospitals. Survivors say naptha leakage from the Alva Cape likely ignited aboard a tug. The disaster ranks as the harbor's worst since the 1960 Constitution ship fire in Brooklyn.
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New York
Coast Guard Board of
New York Harbor
Coast Guard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Youngstown Firm Buys Hotel Pick Ohio for 700000
A Youngstown based firm acquired the Hotel Pick Ohio from the Albert Pick chain for about 700000. The 131 Corp. of Youngstown completed the purchase on Friday and will assume management immediately restoring the Hotel Ohio name.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Pick- Ohio
Albert Pick Chain
the 131 Corp. of
Youngstown
Hotel Ohio
Lynda Bird Plans Spain Visit During Summer Trip
Lynda Bird Johnson arrives in Madrid for a summer vacation as U S and Spanish officials seek a discreet outing for the president's daughter. Ambassador Angier Biddle Duke and wife Robin coordinate the private visit for Lynda and her schoolmate Susan Schein of New York City.
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Madrid
Spain
Lynda Bird Johnson
U. S
Angier Biddle Duke
Robin
Lynda Bird
Susan Schein
New York City
Police log cites dog bite after German shepherd scare
Concord New Hampshire patrolman Bruce Russell investigated a complaint that a German shepherd frightened neighborhood children. Russell’s Friday police log notes a second item: the dog bit an officer, validating the earlier concern.
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Concord
N.H
Bruce Russell
Russell
Cafe Owner Cleared In Youths Shooting
Cincinnati cafe owner Clarence G. Leake, 62, was cleared by the Hamilton County Grand Jury after a May 6 shooting incident at the Falen View Cafe. The youth attacked him when he was refused beer.
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Cincinnati
Clarence G. Leake
Falen View
Hamilton County
Leake
Negroes March On Private Park in Lawton Oklahoma
Civil rights demonstrators leaving an open-air camp near Lake Lawtonka head toward Dee Dee Park to demand integration of its swimming pool. Clara Luper led the march, vowing not to move, and arrests were anticipated. Demonstrators split from a 100 mile trek from Oklahoma City, with state Sen. Melvin Porter among those arrested earlier for attempting to integrate the park.
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Lawton
Okla
Clara Luper
Oklahoma City
Lake Lawtonka
Here
Dee Dee Park
Super
Melvin Porter
Water-soluble gum tested for long term animal feeding
A water solvable gum derived from corn sugar through a U S Department of Agriculture process is fed to laboratory animals over an extended period to assess its suitability for incorporation into foods and pharmaceuticals.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio Weather Outlook for Friday to Sunday
Official Weather Bureau summary notes fair skies and morning readings in the 50s across Ohio with dense fog near Marietta. High pressure across the eastern two thirds of the nation will drive sunshine today and Sunday with a slight risk of isolated afternoon thundershowers mainly eastern and southern counties. Highs planned in the 70s near Lake Erie and low to mid 80s elsewhere.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official
Weather Bureau
Marietta
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Lake Erie
Stark Deputies Charge Man with Phone Harassing
Canton man Theodore J. Peterson, 46, was arrested by plain clothed Stark County sheriff deputies Friday and charged with making 12 harassing telephone calls to a 27 year old Waynesburg housewife. The woman, following department advice, had agreed to a date at the Waynesburg Inn. Deputies, seated at the bar, state Peterson entered about a minute past midnight and was arrested after introducing himself.
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Canton
Theodore J. Peterson
Stark County
Waynesburg
W. J. Hine
Peterson
Waynesburg Inn
Parade floats shine in Star Promenaders club area
Our Danceland to Clayland won first in the fraternal patriotic civic and clubs division with a caller and fid dlers. Knights of Columbus earned second for The Necktie Float. Dennison Girl Scout Troup 268 claimed Scout float first. Group 714 Juniors took second. Boy Scouts Troop 421 placed third. Carol Koontz majorette group led women's and girls' units. VFW Dover girls second. Weavers 3 and 4, The longest pipe carriers, were named most comical with Nora Marlene Debbie Weaver and Vicky Renicker. Dignitaries included mayors Heil, Gerber, Royer, Sharrock, Luther, Pritz and county officials plus district union and sheriff units. Clayworkers picnic opens noon in city park. Sunday sees Clay City Open at Big Bend Golf Course.
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Clayland
Star
Knights of Columbus
Dennison
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Carol Koontz
Majoret Troup
VFW
Dover
Vic Martinelli
Ted Underwood
A. J. Young
Charles Young
United Brick and Clay Workers
District 9
Big Bend Golf Course
Adventist Church Names New World Leader Pierson
Robert H. Pierson, 55, former head of Adventist missions in Africa, elected world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church at the 50th World Conference in Detroit. The Brooklyn, Iowa native and Andrews University graduate plans to follow the longtime goals of evangelization, publishing, and medical and educational programs. He succeeds Reuben R. Figuhr, who led for 12 years.
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Detroit
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Robert H. Pierson
Adventist Missions
Africa
World Conference of Adventists
Pierson
Reuben R. Figuhr
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Brooklyn
Iowa
Ocala
Fla
Dollis
Southern Missionary College
Tennessee
Morristown, N.J
Robert
Solusi College
Lady Free Of Rheumatic Pain With RAGON Remedy
A village drug store advertises RAGON as a new liquid formula that allegedly relieves rheumatic pain within hours and eliminates soreness after a week. The attorney mentions three ingredients and claims low daily cost, urging readers in Sugarcreek to buy.
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Ragon
Rugon
Sugarcreek
Winners Named In First Clay Week Art Show
The first annual Clay Week show in Uhrichs ville drew 43 entries across three classes. Top adult prize went to Mary McCarroll for a forest scene, with Lila Masters and Shirley Berg taking second and third. In the 15 to 19 group Bill Hones won with a girl leading a lamb, followed by Susan Putman and Jane Reichman with minor works. Ten to 14 division winner Kathy Lester. Connie Wright and Sandra Marsh earned second and third in oils and ink. Shirley Terakedis chaired the event.
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Uhrichsville
E. F
Mary) McCarroll
N. 1St St
Dennison
Lila Masters
Bowerston
Shirley Berg
Bill Hones
Claymont High
Susan Putman
Berry Time
Jane Reichman
Kathy Lester
Three Portsmouth Teens Die in Two-Car Crash
In Portsmouth Ohio three teenagers aged 15 and 14 were killed Friday night as passengers in a car driven by 19 year old Janet Kilmar who survived. The other car's driver and his passenger were hospitalized.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Beverly Hubbard
Barbara Eo
Raymond Bays
Janet Kilmar
Ohio youths to receive 784 summer jobs via eight grants
A total of 784 Ohio youths will get summer employment under eight Neighborhood Youth Corps projects approved by the U S Department of Labor. Federal funds amount to 368 830 dollars with local sponsors adding 61 000 dollars. Recipients include Archdiocese of Cincinnati school board Deportes Youth Education Center Adams and Brown Counties Economic Opportunities Inc Decatur Defiance city schools Butler County public schools Hamilton Mingo Junction school board Gallia Meigs CAP Pomeroy Portsmouth Scioto County Community Action Organization Inc Portsmouth.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Department of Labor
Archdiocese of Cincinnati School Board
Deportes
Adams and
Brown Counties
Economic Opportunities, Inc
Decature
Defiance City
Butler County Public Schools
Hamilton
Mingo Junction
USDA finds processing steps protect frank furters red
U S Department of Agriculture scientists report that the natural red color of frank furters and bologna can be produced and preserved best by a combination of processing steps that protect the meat pigments.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tornadoes Strike Texas Panhandle and Plains Regions
The Associated Press reports violent weather across the Texas Panhandle and Plains, with 94 mph winds, baseball to golf ball sized hail, and flash floods. Amarillo experienced heavy rainfall up to 13 inches in 144 hours, while storms caused widespread flooding from Littlefield to Levelland and near Reese Air Force Base.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Plains Country
Amarillo
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Orton
Levelland
Spade
Plains
Littlefield
Texas
Panhandle
Dumas
Wyoming
Colorado Springs
Detectives Seek Pay for Overtime in Cincinnati Suit
Cincinnati detectives Floyd Niswonger and George Kyle filed a suit in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court seeking a declaratory judgment to force the city to pay overtime they allege worked over the last six years. Kyle has recently retired.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
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Connie Wright
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Sandra Marsh
Sam
Shirley) Terakedis
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