Plane crashes near Las Vegas. 28 dead in Bonanza Flight 114
Wreckage of a Bonanza Airline F27 from Phoenix was found eight miles south of Arden after a storm. Sheriff deputies confirmed all 28 aboard perished. Snowy search closed McCarran Field briefed by motorists who witnessed the plane skimming ground with one gear down.
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Delta Rocket Problems Slow NASA Satellite Program
The Delta rocket third stage X258 has misfired repeatedly delaying three October and November launches including Tiros 9 weather satellite and Explorer payloads. Despite four prior uses it failed to perform as intended, causing Space Flight Center to seek substitutes while IMP-2 and Syncom 3 largely met goals.
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Ford faces potential system-wide shutdown over parts shortage
Ford Motor Co weighs options as a car parts shortage threatens to idle about 58 000 of its 160 000 employees across 90 plants. Local plant strikes reduced to five, with 34 000 laid off last week while UAW negotiations continue ahead of a national meeting.
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Legislature Leadership Fight Seen
In Ohio the regular two year legislative session nears with leadership decisions in the second week of the special session. Roger Cloud eight term veteran expected to win a fifth term as speaker as caucus meets. Michael A. Sweeney to oppose A G Lancione for Democrat leader. Senate leadership could shift with C Stanley Mechem’s defeat opening a path for William H. Deddens or Theodore M. Gray as possible successors.
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Barry Goldwater backs Burch contract in GOP leadership clash
Senator Barry Goldwater supports Dean Burch’s claim of a four year contract to head the Republican National Committee, pushing a party leadership showdown. Burch vows to fight any ouster, while Rockefeller Javits Lodge and others seek leadership changes as party fate hangs on January committee vote.
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Duck hunter reports air Kelleys Island crash
Coast Guard searchers found a wing floating and an oil slick on the water after a five passenger air Kelleys Island crash reported by a duck hunter in Port Clinton. Moscow reports two new Presidium members of the Soviet Communist party central committee after Khrushchev removal last month official sources said tonight.
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Vatican Week Opened as Pope Donates Crown in Charity Appeal
In Vatican City the 2000 prelates began the final week of the council session and heard a plea for global aid to the poor while Pope Paul VI gave away his jeweled crown. In San Francisco a string of earthquakes struck the central coast area around Santa Cruz Mountains.
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Kennedy's Monument Is Classically Simple
A low classically simple monument will mark John F Kennedy's grave on a hillside above Washington. It will include the eternal flame lit by his widow. Plans for the Arlington National Cemetery grave were released by Secretary McNamara and architect Warnecke. Senator-elect RFK represented the family, which approved the plans. The grave sits on a slope near the Curtis Lee mansion, near Kennedy children buried nearby.
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Back After Election Johnsons Greeted by Aides and Dogs
President Johnson returns to the White House after a landslide victory and is met by Cabinet members, staff, and children with his wife. The welcome is informal as Johnson and Mrs Johnson walk through the ramp crowd with his beagles Him and Her.
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Civil Defense leaders discuss Athens disaster plans
At an Athens regional meeting, civil defense leaders review disaster plans and coordination. The report notes regional readiness and upcoming drills among local agencies.
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Point Pleasant Legion
New Storm Bears Down On Viet Nam
Typhoon bears down on South Viet Nam as floods from earlier storms left thousands dead or homeless. Nhatrang faces impact with U S installations warned and emergency measures in place as a third typhoon threatens heavy damage.
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Snowstorm Strands Motorists Across Northern Arizona
A Sunday blizzard hit the Rocky Mountains spilling into northern Arizona and deserts. About 100 cars stalled on Route 93 near Kingman, U S 66 closed, motels filled, and a Prescott teacher, Callie Mae White, 20, died in a car crash on Arizona 69 south of Prescott with no other serious injuries reported.
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East Stall In Grasp Of Drought
Forest fires rage across the eastern drought stricken area as rainfall offers little relief. Farmers haul water for livestock and communities seek federal emergency relief while officials plan new water sources amid a heat wave and record temperatures across Louisiana Tennessee Arkansas and Texas.
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West Germany seeks China trade talks renewal in political push
Bonn aims to renew official contacts with Red China in spring seeks exchange of trade missions. Talks would await Erhard's position to Johnson. goal is political with prior 1957 one year pact not renewed. Chinese leaders showed willingness to sign a new trade agreement including mission exchanges. West Berlin aspects cited in existing pacts with other communist states.
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