B-58 Hustler Crashes at Paris International Air Show
A U S Air Force B-58 jet bomber crashed on landing at Le Bourget Airport during an international air show in Paris. Pilot Lt Col Charles Hubbs was killed, Maj Vin cent Carabas and Maj Harold Covington survived. The crash came after a demonstration pass. authorities cited loss of an engine on final approach.
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Soviet historian challenges view of U S power by Wall Street
Evgenia Popova a 47 year old Soviet historian presented a doctoral dissertation at Moscow University arguing that U S society should not be seen through the lens of oppressed workers and monopolist elites She contended imperialists differ and cited the West European Common Market as evidence The study also analyzes the Washington Conference of 1921 and arms limitation politics plus public opinion factors in the United States Weather forecast follows with near normal temperatures Cleveland 79 47 Columbus 84 50 Cincinnati 79 64 and a warming trend expected Friday and Saturday
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Moscow University Pedagogical Institute
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
United States
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Indicted in Columbus triple shooting murder case
Richard H. Jemison 56 was indicted on two counts of first degree murder for the killings of his wife and her former employer. Jemison was arrested at a roadblock near Pontiac Illinois after a shooting at Gray Drug Store in downtown Columbus. His wife was found shot to death in the couple's Columbus home. The Heward Senate House Armed Services panel approved a $1 billion military pay bill by a 33 to 1 vote with Rep. Samuel Straton voting no.
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House Armed Services Committee
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Samuel S Stratton
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London columnist blasts Beatles honor by Wilson
Bernard Levin in the Daily Mail condemns Prime Minister Harold Wilson for naming the Beatles to the Order of the British Empire calling it formal approval of what he calls mindless ephemeral rubbish. The Beatles were among 1800 others in the honors list nominated by Wilson.
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Union Executive Sentenced for Embezzling Union Funds
Former international vice president of the International Brotherhood of Operative Potters received a two year federal prison term after pleading guilty to two counts of embezzlement. William Rail admitted diverting 6700 on April 22 1963 and 10000 on January 15 1964.
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U. S
James W. Curtis
William Rail
Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill Amid Two Year Plan
The Senate passed a two year foreign aid bill totaling about 3.24 billion dollars per year in economic and military aid with a sunset in 1967. The measure, approved 68 to 20 after seven days of debate, returns to the House which passed a 3.37 billion dollar version. A conference will shape the final package. Churchill draft at World Fair highlights tribute display.
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Newscaster Kaltenborn Dies At 87
Newscaster H. V. Kaltenborn, longtime NBC radio commentator, died of heart failure at Roosevelt Hospital in New York at 4 p.m. EST. Born Hans Kaltenborn in Milwaukee, he was a 1909 Harvard graduate and had been admitted Sunday night for treatment. Funeral services are planned for Friday.
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Athens water plant sets record amid broad campus notes
Inside The Messenger reports Athens water plant producing at record rate while Alexander Board fixes a date for school events. Evans and Novak discuss GOP mission in Paris. Maloney pitches no hitter until 11th inning as Mets win 1 0. Buckeye Boys State hears Gov Rhodes. Page references indicate sports and comics on pages 9 10 and 3.
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Plane Shooter Fined and Jailed in Atomic Bomber Incident
Dayton judge sentenced 68 year old Gilbert H Hager to a $500 fine and one year in prison after he fired at a jet bomber carrying an atomic bomb disturbing his sleep. The judge called the act extremely fortunate that a serious catastrophe was averted.
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Chicago Welcomes Two Astronauts McDivitt and White
About 2 500 people mainly youngsters celebrate the astronauts at O Hare with officials including Vice President Humphrey Governor Kerner and Mayor Daley. City Council honors the pair with honorary citizenship as civil rights demonstrators protest near Grant Park.
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Ohio Delegation Seeks Atom Smasher Site at Ravenna Arsenal
Gov. James A. Rhodes leads Ohio delegation urging the Atomic Energy Commission to locate a $280 million proton accelerator on 3000 acres at Ravenna Arsenal Ohio Land would be made available if AEC selects the arsenal as the site The AEC deadline for site applications is today about 50 groups including a Portsmouth area bid seek the project noting Congress already funded preliminary design work
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Scrawny Lion’s Death Ends Court Battle
Leo the lion died at a veterinarian hospital after a Monday night illness ending How ard Sautter’s legal fight to keep him as a household pet in Willow Grove Pennsylvania. Sautter 52 a garage operator stood by as neighbors complained of Leo’s roaring and fear of danger to the neighborhood.
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Large Strike Is Predicted for Maritime
New York reports Ralph E. Casey president of the American Marine Institute warns of another devastating strike at midnight tonight. Federal mediators hope to avert a strike against a major segment of U S merchant marine. Casey's institute represents 12 major companies operating 187 ships on regular trade routes.
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Senators Push Racial Housing Ban and New Ohio Universities
In Columbus the Ohio Senate readies floor votes on bills to ban housing discrimination and to create three new state universities, with Dayton to host a new campus and Toledo and Akron to host municipal universities. The rules committee set the measures for Wednesday. A dispute over an atomic energy commission lab arose as Sen. Gilmartin pressed for broader site options beyond Ravenna, tying to canal construction.
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Air Strikes Praise From LBJ Amid Vietnam Attacks
U S Navy planes hit bridges near Hanoi and targets across North and South Vietnam. Over 24 hours, 230 Viet Cong targets struck by air. Johnson says strikes hinder North Vietnam’s reinforcements. Dong Xoai battle yields 30 paratrooper bodies found, 220 missing. Viet Cong offensive drives militia from outpost in Phu Bon. 650 government casualties estimated, half missing.
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Soviet Unveils Giant Antaeus Transport at Paris Air Show
The Antaeus, a five story tall Soviet transport plane, lands at Le Bourget after a Moscow to Paris flight. Tass reports it carries 720 passengers or 80 tons, speeds to 465 mph, range 6600 miles with 45 tons, powered by four 15000 horsepower turboprops.
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