Cincinnati space scientist's wife slain in basement
Emogene D Harrington 54 wife of Dr R Paul Harrington head of UC aerospace science was strangled and raped in the basement of their Walnut Hills apartment. Detectives found an orange plastic cord fragment and her empty wallet two miles away as police pursued leads.
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Cincinnati
Emogene D. Harrington
R. Paul Harrington
University of Cincinnati
Department of Aerospace Science
Harringtons
Waugh
British Planes Land in Zambia Amid Rhodesia Talks
In Lusaka British RAF planes began landing as negotiations continue on stationing British ground troops in northern Rhodesia. A Britannia transport and Argosy freighters arrived, with Javelin fighters due to land in Ndola. Britain will send four engine transports to Ndola to bolster air defenses under a Kaunda agreement.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Rhodesia
Britannia
Kenya
Ndola
Kenneth Kaunda
Britain
Commonwealth
Arthur Bottomley
Kaunda
Kariba
Sukarno Shifts Toward More Realist Policy in Beijing Rift
Indonesia's Sukarno appears to reappraise his Peking oriented foreign policy amid post coup tensions with China. Subandrio said PKI pressure influenced policy and with PKI nearly eliminated, policy will move to realism and independent stance.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
China
Sukarno
Communist Party
PKI
Subandrio
Berita Yuda
Peking
Moscow
Senator Young criticizes U.S. role in Viet Nam
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio called the Viet Nam war a civil war and said the United States has no business there after visiting South Viet Nam Thailand and Korea He argued that South Viet Nam has no strategic importance and warned against a broader communist spread in Asia crediting President Eisenhower with a faulty notion.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Viet Nam
U. S
Young
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Korea
Asia
Eisenhower
Phantom Tree Axers Target Southern California Billboards
In Los Angeles AP reports stealth midnight woodcutters using power saws are felling trees along freeways to hinder billboard visibility. State officials call it an epidemic and say billboard firms deny involvement while accusing a few ardent opponents of targeting their ads.
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Los Angeles
Paul Bunyan
California
Edward T. Telford
State Division of Highways
Telford
Billboard Compa
Billboard
Angry Reservist Goes Active Duty
Norman L. Kishbaugh a 46 year old married father of two left Peekskill New York for Camp Pendleton California to begin active duty after writing to his Marine Corps Reserve commander in protest of antiwar demonstrators and policy. He previously owned a home heating service.
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Peekskill
N.Y
Norman L. Kishbaugh
U.S
Viet Nam
Kishbaugh
New York
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Jury Deadlocked in Ku Klux Klan Civil Rights Case
A Montgomery jury of 12 white men reported being hopelessly deadlocked in the civil rights conspiracy trial of three Ku Klux Klan members linked to the killing of Viola Liuzzo. Defendants Collie Wilkins Eugene Eaton and William Eaton faced 40 to 50 witnesses and about 60 exhibits. The judge ordered continued deliberations after a 10:04 a.m. session following a brief charge.
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Montgomery
Ala
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Fairfield
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Johnson
Fake Hanging Ends Fatal for Akron Youth
A 19 year old Akron youth died after a prank to photograph a hanging scene went wrong. James M Forester died in an Akron hospital eight hours after being rescued from a barn rafter where he hung briefly. Stephen Sucher, 19, Medina, aided the stunt and said he backed the car away to improve realism.
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Akron
Ohio
James M. Forester
Forester
Stephen Sucher
Medina
Sucher
Natchez Negroes End Boycott Settlement Claims Victory
Civil rights groups say a Moe boycott in Natchez Mississippi near three months long is ending with merchants and city government agreeing to major racial differences. NAACP officials outline full terms at a news conference with Mayor Nosser. Twenty one stores met Negro demands. other merchants remain on the list.
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Natchez
Miss
NAACP
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Archie Jones
Adams County
Main
Franklin Street
Jones
U S Warplanes Press Viet Nam Bombardment Intensifies
U S and Vietnamese forces push through jungles in South Viet Nam as U S and allied aircraft wage heavy raids on both Viet Nam regions. A Marine helicopter carrying 13 aboard was shot down near Da Nang and presumed lost.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North
da Nang
North Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
17Th Parallel Frontier
Enterprise
South
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Navy
Cincinnati Convention Hall to Finish Early and Save
Cincinnati confirms the new convention hall will be completed two months ahead of schedule and the underground garage will cost 475670 dollars less than estimated. Public works director Arthur Bird says the target completion date is June 1967 under the Urban Core Renewal Program.
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Cincinnati
Public Works
Arthur Bird
New Viet Peace Move Brightens Then Fades
The prospect of a multina tional peace push for Viet Nam dimmed as British and Soviet leaders failed to open a cease Fire door. Secretary Rusk signaled U S willingness for talks, but Stewart later said the Soviet view offered no path to settlement. Separately a Negro journalist questions King’s Nobel Peace Prize record, saying King did little for world or domestic peace.
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Johnson City
Tex
Viet Nam
Michael Stewart
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Johnson
United States
Southeast Asia
Stewart
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Sugges
Cincinnati
John Birch Society
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King
George S. Schuyler
Pittsburgh Courier
Housewives Send Cookies to Servicemen in Viet Nam
Mrs. Carl Monroe and Mrs. Terry Bowman in Middletown Ohio report they will dip into grocery money to bake and mail more Christmas cookies to South Viet Nam servicemen. They baked 190 pounds and mailed six parcels weighing 19 pounds each, paying $15.80 per air mail parcel. They raised $90 and received $30 after a post office visit but still faced a $38 shortfall.
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Middletown
Ohio
Carl Monroe
Terry Bowman
Viet Nam
Monroe
Bowman
Port Huron Hero Seeks Green Onions From Viet Nam
Port Huron native Sgt. John H. Gill Jr. writes from Plei Me Vietnam that fresh vegetables and a photo of the first snow would lift morale. His wife Mrs. Mickie Gill mobilizes local aid as the Jaycees ship seeds and supplies to the unit. He describes extreme heat, humidity, and weight loss while serving in hand to hand combat.
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Port Huron
Mich
Viet Nam
Mickie Gill
Marie
Gill
Times Herald
White man convicted in Negro murder case in Alabama
Hubert Damon Strange, 25, was convicted Thursday of second degree murder in the slaying of Willie Brewster, a 38 year old foundry worker, in Calhoun County Alabama. A white male jury set his sentence at 10 years in prison.
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Anniston
Ala
Alabama
Hubert Damon Strange
Robert M. Parker
Strange
Willie Brewster
Southern Christian Leadership
Gemini 7 to Start 14-Day Space Flight Saturday
Cape Kennedy Florida AP The Gemini 7 mission with Frank Borman and James Lovell aims for a Saturday 2 30 p m blastoff to begin a 14 day orbit. Weather forecasters expect clouds but acceptable conditions. Lovell’s wife awaits news in Houston while Borman’s family watches from Texas.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Space
Space Agency
United States
Florida
NASA
Borman
Houston
Tex
Charles Mathews
Gemini
Air Force
Lovell
Navy
Walter M Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Christopher Kraft
Kraft
William Schneider
Weather Report for Mrs Ethel Hayes Ohio
Ohio forecast shows cloudy and windy conditions with showers and little temperature change this afternoon. Highs around 44 to 52. Rain ends mainly this evening, with snow flurries possible in the northeast by Saturday.
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Ohio
Satur
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