Five Treated After Crash At Waterloo Junction
Five persons injured in a two-vehicle collision at Waterloo Junction near Rt 340 yesterday. Loretta Calvin of Bentonville Ark drove the car, and Frank Wilkins of Edinburg propelled the tractor trailer. All victims were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. Damages estimated at 800 dollars.
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Edinburg
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Corpus Christi
Tex
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Aiken Sees War Tax Rise Far From Sufficient
Sen George D Aiken says Johnsons proposed 10 percent surtax on income taxes is far from enough and that the administration plans to seek more after the election He predicts a longer war with higher costs and cites Mansfield but notes broad escalation signs including sending 45000 more troops and a battleship to Vietnam. In Ohio three children and a man were electrocuted when a citizen band radio antenna touched a 7200 volt line.
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Shipbuilders Assn Fined and Leaders Sentences in Strike Case
Newport News judge fine Peninsula Shipbuilders Association 15000 for contempt of an anti strike injunction issued July 8. PSA President L W Gauley and leaders R M Bryant Jr and Indwood Harris receive 30 and 15 day jail terms with potential suspensions. bond set at 20000 for union and 2500 for each official. Riot damage estimated at 11500.
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Runoff Seen Necessary To Settle Miss Primary
In Mississippi Democratic primary observers expect no governor winner with a majority, forcing a runoff on Aug 29 between top two vote-getters. Leading candidates include former Gov. Ross Barnett, Rep. John Bell Williams, and State Treasurer William Winter, with other contenders William Waller and Jimmy Swan noted as dark horses.
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Auto Fire Damages Hood Paint Near Whittier Avenue
Fire inspector William Gochenour reports a car belonging to Frank Opeferman of Bridgeville caught fire yesterday at 12 40 pm near 1320 Whittier Ave after backfiring through the carburetor without an air filter. City firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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Viet Deputy Ambassador Headlines Luncheon Here
Ngo Ton Dat deputy ambassador from South Vietnam to the United States spoke at a luncheon hosted by the Pi Zeta fraternity and sorority during their week long conclave in Middletown. Delegates from 75 chapters in the U.S. and Canada attend with Monroe College as official host.
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American Motors Still Losing Money in Latest Quarter
Detroit AP report shows American Motors Corp posting a continuing loss in the latest quarter though smaller than prior periods. The quarter ended with a loss of $17,925,988 or 94 cents a share, following a winter quarter loss of $21,599,836 or $1.14 a share. General Motors declared a quarterly dividend of 85 cents, bringing GM’s nine month total to $2.25, down from $3.05 a year earlier.
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American Motors Corp
American Motors
General Motors
Butterflies versus people in debate on urban impact
Portland state biology professor Ralph Macy says butterflies and people cannot coexist in urban areas. He argues progress and butterfly health cannot share space, noting insecticides weed killers and bulldozers accompany urban growth and leave no loopholes for butterflies.
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Portland State College
Macy
Boy Drowns After Fall From Bridge at Claytor Lake
Keith Hash ten year old of Pulaski drowned when he fell from a concrete bridge into about twenty feet of water at the lake’s Peak Creek entrance in Pulaski County. Police recovered the body shortly after the Sunday accident.
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Keith Hash
Pulaski
Claytor Lake
Here
Peak Creek
Pulaski County
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