Helicopter Forced Landing Reported in Communist Territory
A helicopter made a forced landing in Communist territory on May 17. The Communist authorities offered no information on the condition of those aboard or the fate of the aircraft.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
3
Local notes span hogs to high heat and Sherman Oaks visitors
Items include Harold Henderson selling 14 head of hogs at 195 pounds on the Omaha market for 19 dollars top, visiting Californians Cliff Erickson and Bruce at the Smith home, moving news for Jack Wade to Omaha as a sales manager, Colorado visitors Christensen family, a resuscitator call for Walner Odell, a marriage license for Carl Devereaux and Barbara Nelson, and trips home from Dubuque after a wedding. Also taped TV talent search via Jo Lee Teyler, Mets beat Dodgers 5 0 in youth league, Atlantic Merchants use of public address for home games, returns from Cedar Rapids, a car accident on Sixth street, re-election of L Butler to Grinnell Mutual, a hot week ahead with 93 degrees and storms forecast, and a severe weather warning along a Watertown SD to Waterloo line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Watertown
S. D
Waterloo
Bomb Explosions Hit U S Compound in Saigon
AP reports bombs planted by Communist terrorists exploded at the U S Military Advisory Assistance Group compound in Saigon. Ten Vietnamese civilians died and 36 were wounded including three American soldiers with leg, thigh, and facial injuries. A grenade blast at a nearby theater killed one man and injured 53, mostly children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Baby tumbles from third floor window in Davenport
Carl Daw son, 12-month-old son of Marilyn Dawson, escaped serious injury after tumbling from a third floor window Thursday evening. He fell 15 feet to a perch and 10 more feet to the ground, after a screen became unlatched. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and released with only scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Carl Dawson
Marilyn Dawson
British destroyer rescues four crew from forced landing
The British destroyer Agincourt picked up all four crew members from an American Air Force amphibious plane after it forced landed in the Red Sea. The U S Embassy confirmed the rescue.
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Cairo
Agincourt
Air Force
Red Sea
U.S
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