Junkyard Plane Crash Kills Two Near Miami Homes
A two engine C46 cargo plane owned by Aesa Aerolineas of El Salvador crashed two minutes after takeoff from Miami International Airport, struck an auto body shop, exploded in a junkyard, and killed pilot Geronimo Diaz Granados and co pilot Jose Ravel. The aircraft veered back toward the airport before diving to the ground, destroying several cars and narrowly missing residences in northwest Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Geronimo Diaz Granados
Jose Ravel
Miami International
Latin America
Aesa Aerolineas
el Salvador
Robert James
Minnesota to Sign Six New Laws in Final Week
Governor Karl Rolvaag's tax program dominates action as legislature approves six new laws and advances reforms. Bills seek higher income taxes, a 3 percent tax on new cars, and school aid relief while plans move to revise the school aid formula. Senate backs a resolution to reclaim 10 percent of federal income taxes, and a right-on-red rule advances.
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Adolph Johnson
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
John Zwach
Walnut Grove
Stanley Holmquist
Grove City
Senate
Congress
House
State Department
State Board of Education
Senate Welfare Committee
Governor's Commission
Alpha Smaby
Minneapolis
Minnesota Outdoor Recreation Resources Commission
Moorhead
Department of Business Development
Protests Spread Worldwide Over U S Air Strikes
Communist led demonstrators gathered outside the U S embassy in Jakarta and Paris while San Francisco saw Viet Cong banners atop a federal building. Police faced minor clashes as protests extended to Buenos Aires Cordoba Oslo Vienna Prague and Tokyo with varied responses and petitions.
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Paris
San Francisco
Jakarta
Antoine Yared
Indonesia
America
U.S
Viet Nam
Communist Party
All-Indonesian Oil Workers Federation
Seine
Johnson
Federal Building
John Burton
South Viet Nam
First National Bank of
Boston
Cordoba
Argentina
Oslo
Norway
U.S.A
Vienna
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Poland
United States
North
International Control Commission
Indochina
Ten States in Frigid Arctic Cold Belt Across Nation
A mass of arctic air pushed temperatures below zero from the eastern Rockies to the north central region. The frigid belt covered Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa as heavy snowstorms brought two feet in upper Michigan and related areas. Cold fronts lingered along the East with rain from Maine to northern Florida and airport closures in New York and Philadelphia.
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North Central
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Dakotas
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
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Midwest
Marquette
Mich
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Great Lakes
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Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
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N.J
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Kennedy Airport
International
Arizona
New Mexico
Flagstaff
Ariz
Phoenix
Pacific Northwest
Girl Takes Aspirins After Ringo Weds
A 14 year old girl in Columbus, Ohio, told police she felt low in spirits after Beatle Ringo Starr married and she was hospitalized after taking 16 aspirin tablets.
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Columbus, Ohio
Beatle
Ringo Starr
Nineteen Leave Rome for Beirut Twice Return Trip
Nineteen people departed Rome for Beirut on two Friday night flights but both jet airliners returned to Rome due to mechanical problems.
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Rome
Italy
Beirut
Lebanon
NAACP Warns Illinois Negro Athletes Against Enrollment
Champaign Illinois NAACP chapter passes a resolution urging Negro athletes not to enroll at the University of Illinois. It accuses some coaches of warning Illini Black athletes to restrict social contacts to fellow Negroes. Coaches named are not identified.
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Champaign, Ill
University of Illinois
NAACP
Big Ten
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Illini
Communist led student protest storms U.S. legation in Budapest
About a thousand Communist led students staged a violent anti American demonstration in Budapest and a number broke into the U S legation building.
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Budapest
U. S
Legation
Minnesota Natives Win 1965 Arthur Flemming Awards
Thomas L. Hughes of Mankato, 38, assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research, and Eugene P. Foley of Wabasha, 36, SBA administrator, received the Arthur Flemming Awards for exceptionally meritorious service to the United States.
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Washington
United States
Minnesota
Arthur Flemming
Thomas L. Hughes
Mankato
Eugene P. Foley
Wabasha
Small Business Administration
Lawmakers prepare bill to coordinate colleges in Minnesota
ST. PAUL AP two lawmakers announced a bill to better utilize state and private colleges in Minnesota and nearby states and prevent facility duplication.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
British Cabinet Officer May Be Go-Between in Viet Nam Talks
British minister of state for foreign affairs George Thomson will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow to discuss Thant’s call for peace talks on Viet Nam. Thomson may act as go-between for UN chief Thant, as London signals possible larger diplomatic role.
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Viet Nam
Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
U.N
U Thant
Gromyko
George Thomson
London
Thomson
Thant
United Nations
Paris
French Indochina
Britain
Soviet Union
Ence
China
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
International Truce Commission
Indochina
United States
Williamsburg
U.S
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Washington
USW Candidates Each Claim Victory In Deadlocked Race
In Pittsburgh AP report both United Steelworkers presidential contenders I W Abel and incumbent David J McDonald forecast triumph as vote counting slowed to a trickle. Abel leaders shown by AP tabulation while McDonald disputes figures amid ongoing production and stockpiling ahead of a May 1 strike date.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
I. W. Abel
Chicago
David J. McDonald
McDonald
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Associated Press
Abel
Local Dockers Return to Work Amid Regional Strike Resolve
East and Gulf Coast ports largely reopened as AFL CIO ILA head Teddy Gleason ordered an end to the 33 day strike where local accords exist. About 80 percent of 75,000 to 80,000 dock workers at major centers including New York New Orleans Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore began returning to their jobs.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
East
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic
Western Gulf
Thomas W
Teddy) Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Gulf Ports
New York
New Orleans
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Gleason
ILA
Southern Atlantis
Pls
Johnson
Greek Pair Held in Athens Smuggling Attempt
Airport police detained a Greek couple accused of attempting to smuggle over two drachmae valued at about $66,000 out of Greece. The pair were stopped during a routine check at Athens airport and face charges related to currency export.
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Athens
Greece
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