Sabina Youth Dies in Crash On 3C Highway North of Washington Court House
William Allen Rhoades 18 of Sabina died at Fayette Memorial Hospital in Washington D C from injuries after a car skidded off the 3C highway near Washington Court House. Two other local youths also died. Two other passengers were hospitalized and two treated and released. Funeral arrangements set for Sabina Church of Christ with burial in Sabina Cemetery. Rhoades a Columbus Business University student and Sabina High School graduate was active in 4 H and Boy Scouts. He was born February 2 1945 in Dayton. Survivors include his parents a brother and two sisters. The crash victims included Patrick W Preston 19 and passengers Danny Lee Taylor 18 and Timothy D Besecker 18.
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Sabina
Washington D. H
William
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Washington D. C
Church of Christ In
Littleton Funeral Home
Young Rhoades
Coumbus Business University
YMCA
Sabina High School
Church of Christ
Dayton
Cecil and
Lillie M. Brown Rhoades
Jackson St
James
Donna Jean
Jeannette
Patrick W. Preston
Rhoades
Danny Lee Taylor
Timothy D. Besecker
Fayette County
Taylor
Besecker
Search Continues For Frank Sinatra Jr. in Tahoe Region
Posse units extend a two day hunt in the snowy mountains around Lake Tahoe for Frank Sinatra Jr. No ransom demand reported as FBI and investigators pursue leads. Sinatra Sr. remains in Reno seeking his son's safe return while authorities coordinate federal support and monitor two suspects tied to separate bank robberies.
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Stateline
Calif
Lake Tahoe
Frank Sinatra Jr
Reno
FBI
Sinatra
John Foss
Sinatra Jr
Foss
U.S. 50
Sinatra Sr
Jandes Seeks Clinton County Common Pleas Court Seat
Jandes announces candidacy for Common Pleas Court Judge of Clinton County in the May primary as a Republican. A Lynchburg native and World War II veteran, he previously served as Clinton County Court Judge and Municipal Court judge, teaches in Blanchester schools, and practices law there with local affiliations. Incumbent C Luther Swaim also file for the post.
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Frank B. Jandes
Common Pleas
Clinton County
Lynchburg
Wilmington College
Chase Law School
Cincinnati
U. S. Army Air Corps
Jandes
E. Center St
Blanchester
Evelyn
Bombing at Aden air terminal kills one, injures 39
A bombing at Aden air terminal as a party left to fly to talks in London killed one person and wounded 39. British high commissioner Sir Kennedy Trevaskis suffered minor hand injuries as security was tightened and the airport closed. Trevaskis stayed in Aden to lead the investigation.
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Aden
London
Kennedy Trevaskis
Trevaskis
Charter Approved for Clinton Massie High School
The State Board of Education approves a new charter for Clinton Massie High School in Clinton County. Voters in the district go to the polls today on a two mill renewal and three mill additional tax levy to fund operations, needing a 55 percent yes to pass.
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State Board of Education
Clinton-Massie
Clinton County
Indicted in Indiana Explosion linked to Coliseum blast
A Indiana grand jury charged seven people with involuntary manslaughter for roles in the 72 fatalities at the Halloween night Indiana State Fair Coliseum explosion. Indicted are five connected to bottled gas use and two public officials for inspection neglect. Names include Meltin T. Ross Edward F. Franger Fred J. Helms Richard Ensign and Floyd James. Fire Marshal Ira J. Anderson and Fire Chief Arnold Phillips face neglect charges.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Ira J. Anderson
Arnold Phillips
Judge OKs Nude Posing in Street in Manhattan
In New York a judge acquits Jan Tice, 27, and an unnamed photographer in People v. Jan Tice after both disrobed on Liberty Street in Manhattan's financial district on November 10 to pose for a book. The judge ruled there was no breach of the peace as no public was present.
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Manhattan
The
People
Jan Tice
Miss Tice
Liberty Street
Financial District
Criminal Court
Richard F. Daly
U S Charge Against Ohio To Be Aired
Gov. James A. Rhodes will lead a state session to probe a federal complaint over Ohio surplus property grants. HEW accuses Ohio of failing to meet standards since 1959 including charges for services, rotary fund handling, and undistributed surplus properties held over 12 months.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Chester B. Lund
HEW
Rotary Fund
Brown Forecasts New Scandal By Congressman Brown
Congressman Clarence J. Brown predicts a forthcoming scandal that he says will rival the Billie Sol Estes affair. His column appears on page 8.
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Brown
Clarence J. Brown
Billie Sol Estes
Studebaker Halts U.S. Auto Production after Losses
Studebaker Corp will stop automobile production in the United States starting in 1902, continuing only on a reduced scale in Canada. The South Bend plant, with 6,099 employees, produced nearly 92 percent of last year’s output. Governor Welsh pledges top priority to relocating displaced workers as a plant shutdown affects about 1,500 production staff and a million Studebakers remain on U.S. roads.
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New York
Studebaker Corp
United States
Canad
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Studebaker
Dian
Hamilton
Ont
Burlingame
Khrush Pledges Consumer Aid
Premier Khrushchev presents a seven year plan to invest 46 billion dollars in chemicals to boost consumer goods and food, signaling a potential shift toward domestic welfare over heavy industry and possible easing of cold war tensions with the United States. The move faces resistance from Stalinists and the military brass.
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William L. Ryan
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Griculture
Central Committee
Moscow
United States
Four Americans among hostages in Bolivian tin strike
Bolivian government and Communist led tin miners face a tense standoff as four Americans and 17 others remain held at Catavi. A 24 hour ultimatum expired with no word on demands or possible actions, while hostages report they are well via a radio link.
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Thomas M. Martin Jr
Upper
Michael A. Kristula
LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Lechin
Thomas Martin
New York
U.S. Information Agency
U.S
Martin
Catavi
Cadillac
Mich
Bernard Rifkin
General Counsel Named for JFK Assassination Probers
Chief Justice Earl Warren appoints J Lee Rankin former solicitor general as general counsel for the Warren Commission. FBI summary of the five volumes is reviewed. no findings will be released until the commission studies it. The report reportedly attributes Kennedy’s death to Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone and says Jack Ruby acted independently.
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Earl Warren
J. Lee Rankin
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Warren
FBI
Rankin
Hartington
Neb
New York City
Lee Harvey Oswald
Justice Department
Jack Ruby
Oswald
Johnson
Kennedy
Dallas
Weather forecast for Ohio region notes light snow and cold
Southern and central Ohio mostly cloudy this afternoon with brief periods of very light snow or freezing drizzle. Tonight cloudy with snow likely west by morning spreading to the east by Wednesday. Continued cold with a low of 23 to 28 and a high of 26 to 32 on Wednesday.
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Ohio
Johnson Orders Space Lab and Dyna-Soar Decision
Secretary McNamara directs a manned military space laboratory to orbit in about four years while President Johnson reportedly cancels the Dyna-Soar project. The moves affect Air Force space plans and signal Johnson’s effort to cap defense spending near current levels. Official sources declined to confirm reports on the coming fiscal year budget.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force Today
Johnson
Air Force
Johnson Long
Kennedy
Defense Department
White House
Missile Space Daily
Debris From Pan Am Flight 214 Studied In Elkton Field
In Elkton Maryland debris from Pan American World Airways Flight 214 fills a cornfield as investigators, aided by the recovered flight recorder, pursue clues to a catastrophic crash that killed 81. Officials caution the recorder is badly damaged and no reconstruction is possible yet.
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Elkton
Pan American World Airways
Puerto Rico
Philadelphia
Alan S. Boyd
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sabotage Probe Into 61 Jet Trainers At Williams AFB
Federal agents investigate deliberate damage to 61 T-38 jet trainers at Williams Air Force Base Arizona. Landing gear wires found severed during a Monday preflight check prompted grounding of all 75 trainers. Wing commander Col William C. Lindley Jr ordered the action. Lt James Ridley says severed wires could prevent gear retraction and may short circuit the system.
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Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
William C. Lindley Jr
James Ridley
CAP Wing HQ Moves to Columbus from Cincinnati
The Ohio wing Civil Air Patrol headquarters including a three member Air Force liaison office will be relocated from Cincinnati to Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
The
Civil Air Patrol
Air Force
Cincinnati
Columbus
Lodge Trial Balloon Eyed for President in GOP Rethink
Washington dispatch reports talk of Henry Cabot Lodge as a possible Republican contender after Lyndon Johnson's ascent to the presidency. Eisenhower is said to urge Lodge to consider a run, though Lodge says he is not seeking office. Lodge previously pressured Eisenhower to run in 1952 against Kennedy.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Kenney
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lodge
South Viet Nam
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Eisenhower
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