Insert Edit and Overwrite Edit Crashes This One Premiere Project

Hi All,
I'm working off of many premiere projects, and one crashes when I use the insert edit and override edit button. At first it was only if I used the keyboard command, but now it happens when using the mouse. I'm afraid the project file is corrupted.
Has anyone come across this issue? The workarounds I have tried include copying and pasting sequences to a new project, copying contents of a sequence into a new sequence, and importing an XML to a new project (which I thought would work, but I got an error message: Premiere experienced a generic message).
Any thoughts? I'm kind of stumped and don't want to lose a  few days rebuilding the project file.

Thanks for the response, Mark. And giving the version makes sense...an obvious oversight on my part
Anyway, I was running 2014 and I actually ended up uninstalling and then reinstalling. Guessing that I was at 2014.0.0, but now I have 2014.0.1.  Since doing that, I haven't experienced the crashes. And, yes, it was with merged clips.
HOWEVER, I still can't target audio only and insert/overwrite merged clips without jumping through a couple hoops. Works fine if I'm targeting video only with merged clips, or if I'm targeting audio only with any kind of clip (merged or non-merged). But audio only with merged? No deal.
In order to make that work, I have to go to the merged clip in the project window, select Modify, and then futz with the the audio channels. See screen shot below. Audio tracks 1 and 2 are from my DSLR. Tracks 3 and 4 are my "good" audio. Is this something that I should need to do for each merged clip to make them work?

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    31
    41
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    44
    55
    11
    99
    100
    101
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