Space Medicine Leader 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 in a twin engine plane. Weather hindered search efforts and air crews planned further searches.
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N.M
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U.S
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Colo
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Lovelace
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Colorado
Milton Brown
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San Francisco
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Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Kansas City
Robert Halsworth
California
Arizona
Florida
Mary
Colorado Springs
Alvin Eurich
Aspen Institute
Lovelace Foundation Board of Trustees
Lovelace Clinic
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
NASA
Wisconsin Youth 7 Proposes Mequon Depot Plan
Mequon officials invited Jeffrey Goodrich a seven year old train enthusiast to present his depot concept at the city plan commission on December 20. His design features a three story terminal with food and souvenirs on the second floor and storage on the top floor, plus a commuter hub for Milwaukee.
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Wis
UPI
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Jeffrey Goodrich
City Plan Commission
Jeffrey
William P. Goodrich
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James Egan
Jeff
Chicago and North Western
Robber in Hobbs Bank Robbery Escapes With Cash
A bandit wearing red and green entered the Union State Bank in Hobbs Indiana and coerced two female employees to fill a bag. Miss Nancy Pedro and Mrs. Hester Heats handed over about $2,000 after the robber threatened them with a shotgun and fled in a dark sedan.
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HOBBS
Ind
UPI
Union State Bank of Windfall
Tipton
Nancy Pedro
Hester Heats
Scholar Views on China Vietnam War and US Image
Italian scholar Alessandro Casella reports on Chinese views of the United States and the Soviet Union after a 1956 visit and a last summer trip. He notes public anger toward the USSR and US policy in Vietnam, yet Chinese officials seek restraint while propaganda shapes opinion.
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China
Alessandro Casella
Soviet Union
U.S
America
Viet Nam
Watts
Los Angeles
Peking Television
Washington
Bartender Runs Amuck Killing 3 in Fresno House
In Fresno California a bartender, James Leonard Wheat 37, killed three relatives in a bedroom shooting then killed himself. The victims were Betty Dennis 50 her father Jesse Devitte 79 and her daughter Teri Joan Roman 31. An 11 year old girl witnessed the events and later escaped to summon help.
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Fresno
Calif
James Leonard Wheat
Betty Dennis
Clovis
Wheat
Cub Scout Pack 301 Holds Christmas Party at Forest Hills
Cub Scout Pack 301 held its annual Christmas party at the Madison Avenue Methodist Church from 2 to 5 p.m. Santa Claus distributed gifts, a Christmas tree was decorated, and a donation drive for a local needy family accompanied the event. Awards included new members Bobcatons Mark Koons and Michael Etherington and various badge and pin recognitions for Cubs and adult leaders.
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Forest Hills School
Bill Gates
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Mark Koons
Michael Etherington
Doug Jackson
Jeff Baker
Robin Welborn
Jim Cue
Doug Gregg
Jeff Caplinger
Mike
Farm Leader Urges Shift From Surplus to Demand Driven Aid
The American Farm Bureau Federation resolutions committee urged a convention shift from supplying surplus crops to meeting actual demand abroad. A proposed plan would ship food based on recipient needs, bought on the open market, and require developing countries to show how aid spurs growth. The move, hailed by Marvin McLain as new direction, targets broader market mechanisms and argues for aid tied to development rather than stockpile dumping.
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Chicago
UPI
American Farm Bureau Federation
U.S
Marvin McLain
Eisenhower
United Press International
McLain
Santa Claus
Europe
Japan
Johnson Avoids Hats Like Kennedy At Ceremony
President Johnson, awaiting Pakistan President Ayub Khan, repeatedly removed and replaced his charcoal green hat during the arrival ceremony. He later hung the hat on a pole, a gesture likened to late President Kennedy's uncertain hat handling at formal events.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Ayub
John F. Kennedy
East Chicago Forms Civil Rights Human Relations Panel
East Chicago City Council enacted a civil rights law Monday night establishing a 15 member human relations commission. The panel will promote equality of opportunity and study discrimination in employment across the city.
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East Chicago, Ind
UPI
East Chicago City
Wreaths and Grave Blankets At Anderson Memorial Park
The notice lists wreaths and grave blankets available at Anderson Memorial Park with daily hours from 9 to 5. The ad emphasizes product offerings and continuous access.
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Anderson Memorial Park
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