Space Medical Director Presumed Lost in Mountain Flight
Dr. W Randolph Lovelace II head of space medicine and his wife and a pilot are presumed missing after a two day flight from Aspen to Albuquerque. Weather hindered search efforts. The aviation authorities and Lovelace Foundation plan continued search as family worries.
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Robert Halsworth
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Seven year old imagines a Mequon train depot
Jeffrey Goodrich seven of Mequon has drawn plans for a passenger train depot to serve a growing community. He will present the idea at a city plan commission meeting December 20. He hopes the depot would replace an old Chicago and North Western freight station and serve commuters to Milwaukee.
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Robber Breaks Bank With Over $2400 In Hobbs Indiana
A 6 ft 1 in gunman wearing red and green entered the Union State Bank of Windfall in Hobbs and demanded cash from two women employees. He left with about $2,400, after one teller handed over roughly $2,000 in twenty dollar bills. The bandit fled in a dark green late model car south of the railroad tracks.
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Nancy Pedro
Scholar Views On Recent Red China Trek
Alessandro Casella argues that popular Chinese resentment targets the Russians not Americans, shaped by Soviet-Chinese rift and wartime memories. He notes Chinese propaganda heightens Viet Nam war involvement while the government remains cautious about direct intervention.
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Los Angeles
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Washington
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Tion
Bartender Kills Three Then Takes Own Life in Fresno
In Fresno California a bartender James Leonard Wheat 37 shot and killed three relatives including a mother a grandmother and a great grandfather with a .44 caliber revolver before dawn He then killed himself An 11 year old girl witnessed the attack and later alerted authorities Wheat had worked at a tavern owned by Betty Dennis 30 of Clovis prior trouble over a missed appointment.
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Fresno
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James Leonard Wheat
Betty Dennis
Clovis
Yale Party precedes Forest Hills Cub Scout Christmas fete
Cub Scout Pack 301 held its annual Christmas party Sunday at the Madison Avenue Methodist Church from 2 to 5 pm. Santa distributed gifts, a Christmas tree was decorated to be donated with food clothing and toys to a needy family, and awards were given to Cubs and leaders including Bobcat pins Bear Badge Gold Arrow Points and Silver Arrow Points along with two and three year leader pins.
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Jim Cue
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Jeff Caplinger
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Gary Smith
Harold Brown
Shirley Creech
Herb Smith
Virginia Coverdale
Farm Leader Seeks Shift From Surplus Aid To Demand
The American Farm Bureau Federation urges a convention shift from giving surplus food to shipping on the basis of need and market purchases. Delegates would require recipient nations to show how aid supports growth, and favor using meat and other in demand items rather than excess crops. Marvin McLain backs the plan as a new direction for the million member group.
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Marshall Plam
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Japan
Johnson Hats and Economics Highlight 1960 Speech
President Johnson avoids hats during arrival of Pakistan's Ayub Khan and, later, discusses economy. He attacks government stock dumping, corn price support cuts, and rising direct subsidies, warning of inflation from deficit spending and expanding money supply.
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East Chicago Creates City Human Relations Commission
East Chicago city council enacted a civil rights measure to promote equality of opportunity. The mayor will appoint a 15 member human relations commission to study employment discrimination and advise on remedies.
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East Chicago, Ind
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