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Wilmington News Journal

Location

Wilmington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1965

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Pop Bottle Fire Ends With Upside-Down Tanker Crash

A nine year old boy starts a garage fire by pouring gasoline into a soda bottle and lighting it. A Wilmington fire tanker rolls onto its side after responding to the scene near the Xenia Avenue South Street intersection. Driver Donald T. Maher and passenger Robert Allen suffer minor injuries. police cite Maher for unsafe operation.

Wilmington Fire Department Xenia Ave South St Harry Hague III US 68 Donald T. Maher W. Locust St Hague Maher Robert Allen N. Mulberry St

Chicago Halls Space Heroes Parade for McDivitt and White

About 2 500 people welcomed astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White II in Chicago at O'Hare and along a parade route. Vice President Humphrey, Governor Kerner, and Mayor Daley attended. 6 500 pupils planned a Q and A session at McCormick Place. civil rights protesters gathered in Grant Park demanding action on school integration and superintendent Willis.

Chicago James A. McDivitt Edward H. White II O’hare International Hubert H. Humphrey Otto Kerner Illinois Richard J. Daley la Salle Street City Hall McDivitt White National Aeronautics and Space Administration George E. Mueller McCormick Place Daley O’hare Grant Park Lake Front Benjamin C. Willis

Commonwealth leaders seek stride from U.S. Viet Nam policy

London delegates from Africa and Asia urge a clear split of the Commonwealth from U.S. Viet Nam policy at the prime ministers meeting. Rhodesia’s future and British, Australian, and New Zealand support for the U.S. in Vietnam dominate talks. Kaunda calls for Viet Nam to resolve its own crisis and for U.S. troops to depart.

London Africa Asia Commonwealth U.S Viet Nam Britain Rhodesia New Zealand United States Kenneth Kaunda Zambia

Mars 4 mission advances toward Mars with final task done

Mars 4 radio signal confirms completion of its final maneuver before Mars photography. At 8:50 a.m. the craft adjusted its fix on Canopus and sent a signal to JPL confirming the change. The craft 107.2 million miles from Earth and 7.3 million from Mars, on a 290 million mile path since Nov. 28 launch.

Pasadena Calif Marine 4 Mars Canopus Jet Propulsion Laboratory Earth Cape Kennedy Fila

Ohio Northern Receives 700000 Bequest at Commencement

At Ohio Northern University's 94th commencement retiring President Dr. F Bringle McIntosh announced a record bequest of more than 700000 from the late Dr. and Mrs. Robert Heterwick of Albuquerque New Mexico. The Hetericks once lived in Ada and supported the university. Rose Ann Olin of Kingsville Ashtabula County earned a 3949 average in pharmacy as the leading graduate.

Ada. Ohio Ohio Northern University F. Bringle McIntosh Robert Heterwick Albuquerque N.M Hetericks Ada MclIntosh Rose Ann Olin Kingsville Ashtabula County

Blonde Starts Solo Voyage To Hawaii

Sharon Sites, 34, sails solo from Los Angeles in the 25 foot Sea Sharp a voyage to Hawaii about 2300 miles and 30 days away. The boat has no radio no fuel and she carries 65 days of food and 90 days of water. She quit her dental secretary job for the trip and invested 9000 in the boat.

Los Angeles California Hawaii Sharon Sites Catalina Island

Accused Killer To Get Counsel In Neb Bank Robbery Case

Duane Pope, a 22 year old McPherson College graduate and bank robbery suspect, awaits a preliminary hearing while a judge weighs appointing J Whitfield Moody as counsel. The Big Springs Nebraska raid left three dead and one seriously wounded. Pope faces federal charges and possible state prosecutions. the death penalty could be pursued.

Kansas City USS. District Court Duane Pope Big Springs Neb John W. Oliver J. Whitfield Moody U.S Pope Missouri Moody Jackson County Legal Aid Committee F. Russell Millin Western Missouri Cocaptain McPherson Kan.) College Robert Richards Devel County Theodore Richling Omaha Nebraska Richling Andreas Kjeldgaard Glen Hendricks Lois Ann Hothan Franklin Kjeldgaard

Soviet Eyes Showdown With Peking

Moscow reports a new push for a showdown meeting with Peking over the split with Beijing leaders. Pravda published a resolution from the Portuguese Communist Party calling for a world party conference to discuss the dispute.

Moscow Soviet Communist Party Peking Kremlin Pravda Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Washington London Paris U.S Soviet Union Viet Nam

Ravenna Land Available for A Lab Observance of Flag Day

Bill Buckley displays a Civil War era flag at 297 N Spring St Ravenna in observance of Flag Day. The flag shows 13 stripes and 35 stars around a large star, linked to the Lincoln Memorial flag from Baltimore. The 35 stars date the flag to 1865 67 context tying to Nevada joining in 1864 and Nebraska in 1867.

Bill Buckley Spring St Baltimore Lincoln Buckley Lawrence Surface Ed_ Bath house N. Spring St Nevada Nebraska

Pig Liver Transfusion Aids Boston Woman

In Boston a 34 year old woman receives pig liver attachments to her circulatory system as doctors monitor liver function. Dr. William V. McDermott and a team of 12 at City Hospital report she is “unquestionably better” and with improved, less tender liver after two weekend procedures.

Boston William V. McDermott

Five Prisoners Escape from Escape-Proof Jail in Ohio

Five inmates escaped from a sixth floor cellblock at Mahoning County Jail in Youngstown using a makeshift rope. Three were recaptured within twenty minutes in downtown Youngstown as authorities resumed control of the facility once deemed escape proof.

Youngstown, Ohio Mahoning County Youngstown Sheriff's Office

Congress Faces Rougher Waters with Key Bills Ahead

After six months of smooth sailing Congress enters a period of stalled progress on voting rights union shops foreign aid health care for the elderly minimum wages base closures reapportionment and pay raises. House and Senate leaders weigh recess plans as major bills await action in committee and on the floor.

Washington Congress House Senate Department of Housing and Urban Development House Judiciary Committee House Rules Committee House Labor Committee Senate Finance Committee Johnson House Armed Services and Civil Service Committees

Ravenna Arsenal site eyed for $280 million atom smasher

Washington AP Cyrus E Vance deputy secretary of defense told Ohio lawmakers 3 000 acres of Ravenna Ohio Arsenal could host a proposed 280 million atom smasher The effort to win AEC backing continues with Ohio leaders rallying support and pledging state funds if Ravenna is chosen.

Washington Cyrus E. Vance Defense Ohio Congress Ravenna Ohio Arsenal Atomic Energy Commission Portsmouth Vance Ohio House Frank J. Lausche Ravenna William E. Minshall Minshall AEC James A. Rhodes ABC William W. Point Defense Department Ravenna Arsenal William H. Point Point Lausche Robert McNamara Pike County

Air Force urges golden rule for junior officers

The Air Force launches a program to improve treatment of junior officers and enlisted personnel. Gen. John P. McConnell, chief of staff, urged commanders to ensure proper counseling recognition and information on career opportunities, stressing respect and mentorship for all ranks.

Washington Air Force John P. McConnell McConnell

Barry Goldwater Calls for Military Leadership in Vietnam War

Former 1964 GOP nominee Barry Goldwater told NBC Meet the Press that President Johnson should let the military run the Vietnam War. He urged the President to be the president not the general and said he would not use large scale ground forces or nuclear weapons in Vietnam.

Washington Barry Goldwater Johnson NBC Radiotelevision Arizona Viet Nam

Weather Summary for guancity and Ohio region

Temperature 24 hours ending at sunset shows a high of 178 and low of 50 with a night drop to 49. Precipitation None. Humidity 64 percent at 10 a.m. Sunrise 5:07 a.m. Sunset 8:07 p.m. Today’s wind from the east. Ohio forecast calls for mostly sunny and cool afternoon with highs 64 to 70 east and 70 to 76 west, then cool tonight with 40s to 50s. Tuesday mostly sunny with little temperature change and highs 66 to 72 north and 72 to 80 south.

Sansa Ohio

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