71 Die As US Jet Crashes Near Manila
A U S Air Force C135 jet transport crashed near Clark Air Base north of Manila during a rainstorm killing 71 of 83 aboard. The plane, en route from Travis AFB California, broke up and burned near the runway. 12 survived. Clark Field serves U S forces in Southeast Asia and supplied South Vietnam.
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West Coast GOP primary tops political week in 1964 race
An AP survey shows Goldwater leading with 266 first ballot votes, Scranton 43, Lodge 7, and Rockefeller as the main contenders as Romney opens the GOP convention in San Francisco two months away. Rhodes 58, Byrnes 30, Judd 6, and 210 uncommitted. Goldwater holds 701 of 1308 delegates, short of 655 needed for nomination.
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Wallace to speak in Cambridge amid race unrest
Gov. George C. Wallace arrives in Cambridge Maryland for a campaign stop with his arrival following a Sunday night protest by about 50 Negro youths who threw firecrackers and stones. National Guard plans to raise numbers to 400 as martial law limits demonstrations remain in effect.
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California Air Probe Continues
Investigators press on into the Pacific Air Lines crash that killed 44 aboard near Concord California. A garbled radio transmission prompted claims of a possible shooting. FBI traced a revolver to Frank Gonzalez of San Francisco.
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Body Found Along Scioto River In Delaware
Three boys discovered a nude, decomposed body on the west bank of the Scioto River. Deputies identify efforts focus on Thelma Travelstead missing since April and husband James Travelstead returning from Illinois to confirm identity. Autopsy cites a three inch skull fracture and possible homicide. The dead woman's false teeth bear the mark Mc.
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Young Confident in Fight to Retain Ohio Senate Seat
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio rejects underdog tags as he campaigns to keep his Senate seat against Republican challenger Robert Taft Jr. The 75 year old Democrat spoke after winning renomination in a primary that featured John Glenn Jr., who remained on the ballot after withdrawing.
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Compromise Plan Emerges as Senate Delays Civil Rights Bill
Washington report notes supporters shift to a compromise package outside the Senate to win 67 votes from both parties. The aim is to rally a two thirds majority on all votes, matching the strategy piloted by Senate leaders Mike Mansfield and Everett Dirksen as the bill remains stalled in week ten and session fifty two.
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Communist agent tries to kill McNamara escape scene in Saigon
In Saigon a Viet Cong operative Nguyen Van Troi leaped from a second floor window at police headquarters and was injured. Troi, in a coma, was among three suspects arrested after an attempt to mine a bridge along McNamara's route from the airport to the city. Police said explosives were recovered and the group confessed to planning the attack. one suspect was found laying a wire under the bridge.
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Khrushchev backs Arabs over Jordan River diversion
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the United Arab Republic National Assembly that Israel plans to divert the Jordan River waters, robbing the Arab world of its water. He urged Israel to adopt UN Palestine resolutions as Arab cheers rang out. He also criticized British bases in Cyprus and Aden.
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Five Found Slain Suspect Drowned in Idaho Canal
Boise police say Raymond A Reasons shot his estranged wife and five others including three children and a stepdaughter before fleeing in a car that plunged into a canal. Estelle Reasons, 47, was found shot in the vehicle. A note reading Ive hurt them long enough signed Daddy was found near the bodies.
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Johnson Likely Skips Live Debates With Johnson
Washington reports the Republican nominee may get equal time but is unlikely to share a single TV stage with President Johnson. Congress is drafting a bill to suspend the equal time rule, potentially enabling debates. Democrats doubt Johnson will accept a face to face with his rival, preferring issue discussions instead.
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Sinatra Ok After Near Drowning On Kauai
Frank Sinatra planned to resume directing and starring in None But The Brave after a near drowning off Kauai. A coast guard or local physician said he suffered no ill effects and would continue filming, with publicist Harry Friedman confirming. Mrs. Howard Koch, executive producer's wife, was rescued in the near incident near Sinatra’s rented cottage near the Coco Palms Hotel on the island's east coast.
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Psychologist Urges ESP Research For Space Communication
Miami Beach, Fla. space psychologist Everett F. Dagle urged at the Aerospace Medical Association meeting that scientists must explore extra sensory perception and other mental processes to communicate with future astronauts. He warned the research may yield nothing but added a moral duty to pursue it. He noted hundreds of ESP examples but acknowledged no theory has been scientifically proven, while commenting that orbital flights show astronauts remain bound to Earth.
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Carol Haney, Musical Star, Dies at 39
New York reports Carol Haney a 39 year old singer and dancer famed for Steam Heat from the Pajama Game died in a New York hospital. She later did choreography for Funny Girl and acted in A Loss of Roses in 1959 earning strong reviews.
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William Inge
Barbara Streisand
Fanny Brice
Peace Restored on Railroads After Sixth Walkout
A federal court injunction in Chicago halted a wildcat strike on the Pennsylvania Railroad Sunday night. The stoppage began Saturday with 40 men reporting sick and about 120 more joining Sunday as railroad workers ended the nationwide walkouts.
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Cleveland contestant to represent Ohio in Miss Universe
Gail Kreilow a 5 foot 8 blue eyed blonde from Richmond Heights will represent Ohio in the Miss Universe pageant.
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Gail Kreilow
Richmond Heights
Ohio
Jury Picks 12 for Hoffa Fraud Trial in Chicago
A jury of eight men and four women was selected to hear the 20 million fraud and conspiracy case against James R. Hoffa and seven co defendants. Two alternate jurors to be chosen extend the panel to replace any jurors as the long trial may run months.
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Richard B. Austin
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Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Laos Premier appeals for unity with Pathet Lao
Premier Souvanna Phouma urges the Communist Pathet Lao to back his bid for national unity and fraternal harmony as Laos faces a crisis.
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Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Prayers in Schools Urged by Becker at Akron Meeting
Rep Frank J Becker of New York urged prayers in public schools at an interdenominational meeting in Akron. He argued the 1962 Supreme Court ruling banning school prayers moved religion into public policy and demanded action to keep God in state education.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
First Lady Breaks Ground at Atlanta Health Center Additions
In Atlanta Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson praised federal state partnership as she helped break ground for a multimillion dollar addition to the National Health Center run by the U S Public Health Service. In Manila President Macapagal pledges Philippines support for U S freedom principles.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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U.S. Public Health Service
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Diosdado Macapagal
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