Miners Hold 19 Hostages in Bolivia Face Release Deal
Communist led tin miners keep 19 hostages including four Americans in Catavi Bolivia awaiting a release deal explained by Vice President Juan Lechin. The accord would move trial of two detained union leaders to Catavi and allow troop withdrawals as hostage talks continue.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Lechin
Lechin
Miners’ Union
Catavi
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Irineo Pimental
Federico Escobar
Time of Need Bedding Appeal From Clinton County Welfare Director
Miss Elizabeth Sharkey Clinton County welfare director appeals for bedding for the needy this winter. Donors may deliver at her third floor courthouse office. Santa visits are scheduled at the Courthouse South Street entrance for six to nine each night and noon to six Saturday and six to nine Monday December twenty third, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Santa
South St
Sinatra Jr Plans Return to Stage After Kidnap Case
Frank Sinatra Jr. 19 plans to sing again at Lake Tahoe as federal authorities prepare to indict three men tied to his abduction. FBI traces of the $240,000 ransom show most funds recovered. a grand jury may indict John W. Irwin, Joseph C. Amsler, and Barry W. Keenan for the crime.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra Jr
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Harrah
FBI
Sinatra Sr
John W. Irwin
Joseph C. Amsler
Barry W. Keenan
Kenan
John J. Keenan
Amsler
California
Daniel Boone Orders Davy Crockett Jailed
Mrs. Crockett swore out a warrant against her husband David Tidwell Crockett 52 of Nashville charging drunkenness. Judge Daniel Boone of General Sessions Court refused bail.
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Nashville, Tenn
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Assassination Probe Panel Resumes Study
The presidential commission investigating President Kennedy's assassination holds its third meeting at the National Archives building in Washington. Chief Justice Earl Warren leads the session as the commission reconvenes to review new materials and testimony.
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Washington
USS
Earl Warren
Presidential Commission
John F. Kennedy
National Archives Building
Commission
Johnson
Weighty Problem Faces Police In Cleveland
Police aided by five patrolmen and the scale of Elsie Stokes who weighs 510 pounds as they arrest her for illegal wine sales. She cannot fit bunks at the jail and seven officers later help her into a patrol wagon to return home. She says she weighed 561 pounds and once ate four or five chickens daily before dieting.
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Cleveland
Elsie Stokes
Miss Stokes
Central Police Station
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Dayton to Hail Wright Brothers Anniversary Observance
Arthur Godfrey to lead a Dayton event marking 60 years since Orville and Wilbur Wright powered the first flight at Kitty Hawk. The program includes Thunderbirds flyovers at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and a wreath-laying at Woodland Cemetery under Godfrey’s presidency of a luncheon.
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Dayton, Ohio
Arthur Godfrey
Dayton
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Air Force
Thunderbirds
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Wright Brothers
Woodland Cemetery
Godfrey
Ohio Weather Remains Frigid Across State
The U S Weather Bureau in Cleveland says cold air will persist in northern Ohio through Tuesday with highs from 14 to 22 degrees and subzero to 5 above lows. Snow diminishes today though the northeast counties saw heavy weekend snowfall up to eight inches in Ashtabula County, totaling around 20 inches in spots. Extreme lows were reported across the Plains and Midwest with Bemidji minus 36 and Minneapolis St Paul at minus 16, while International Falls hit 30 below zero.
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Associated Press
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Bemidji
Minn
Grand Forks
N.D
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Central
Plains
Midwest
International Falls
North Central
St. Louis
Illinois
Ohio native Jerry Walsh named Handicapped American of the Year
Jerry J. Walsh 41 of Corona New York awarded by the President's Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped for overcoming rheumatoid arthritis and promoting research. A former Columbus activist led Courage Incorporated and later worked for the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation while traveling 63000 miles in 69 cities this year.
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Washington
Jerry J. Walsh
Walsh
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
New York City
Corona, N.Y
St. Thomas Aquinas High School
Columbus
Ohio
Boston Red Sox
Providence College
Courage, Incorporated
Illinois
New York
Woman Tries to Deter Train but Car Is Hit
Catherine Ruffin, 39, of Sandusky Ohio faced a deadly choice when her car stalled on railroad tracks. She escaped the vehicle and waved to the engineer but the Chicago to Buffalo train demolished the station wagon traveling at about 40 miles an hour.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Catherine Ruffin
Chicago
Buffalo
House Debates Aid Fund In Final Week of Work
Washington AP The House debates foreign aid appropriations as Congress nears adjournment. The Appropriations Committee recommends 2.8017 billion for aid, 1.7236 billion below Johnsons request, part of a 4.431 billion measure. Johnson warns of weakness and retreat.
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House Debates
Washington
House
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Senate
Pla
Appropriations Committee
Pumping Stopped From Lake Water Shortage Serious
Clinton County Water Co says extremely cold weather halted Lake Cowan water flow to Wilmington 100 million gallon Burtonville upground reservoir. About 1.2 million gallons were pumped from Friday to Sunday morning. ice buildup slowed flow, prompting thaw efforts and full staff mobilization.
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Clinton County Water Co
Lake Cowan
Wilmington
Burtonville
CCWC
Cause Is Sought In Baldwin Hills Reservoir Break
In Los Angeles the Baldwin Hills Reservoir ruptured flooding a large canyon area. Three people died and damage could reach ten million dollars. Investigators examine causes while residents begin cleanup and officials consider insurance and liability.
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Los Angeles
Baldwin Hills
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Canyon
Garden Court
Samuel Yorty
Small Business Administration
Max K. Socha
Water Works
Department
Department of Water and Power
Culver City
Hollywood
MGM Studios
Pilot Whales Stage Return To Palo Vedra Beach
In Ponte Vedra Beach Florida pilots whales returned Sunday mirroring a prior episode. Deputy Roy Landrum reported about 150 whales along a three mile beach with many dead on the sand weighing up to a ton and reaching 16 feet. Crews from Marineland rescued several others including two groups of large whales. Theories include sonar confusion in shallow beaches and pursuit by sharks.
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PONTE VEDRA_ BEACH
Fla
Palo Vedra Beach
Roy Landrum
St. Johns County
Marineland
Florida
Bob Dahne
Alliance Gets LBJs Pledge On NATO Troop Levels
President Johnson pledged that the United States will maintain six divisions in Europe as long as needed to deter aggression, reaffirming Kennedy era NATO support. He urged allies to share burdens while pursuing a balanced nuclear and non nuclear defense posture. Britain’s Butler urged talks with the Soviet Union to ease East West tensions and outlined three conditions for any agreement.
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Paris
Johnson
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Europe
Dean Rusk
NATO
Kennedy
U.S
America
Richard A. Butler
Soviet Union
Britain
Butler
Weather Report for Southern and Central Ohio
Mostly cloudy with light snow flurries in central and eastern areas. Southwest should be mostly fair this afternoon. Tonight remains cold with clear to partly cloudy skies Low between 5 below and 5 above. Tuesday expects partly cloudy and cold with a high near 1 to 24.
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Ohio
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