General Killed in Air Crash Over Saint Denis
SAINT DENIS The death of General Charles Ailleret Army Chief of Staff in a single engine military aircraft crash near Saint Denis killed 19 aboard including his wife and daughter Annik. The aircraft plunged into a hillside shortly after takeoff for Doubon and Paris with one survivor the air hostess seriously injured. A second Philippine crash near Manila involved an Air Manila Fokker with only two witnesses reporting the wreck but no further details available.
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Rhodesia to Hang Six Africans Tomorrow Amid Appeals
Six condemned African murderers and bomb throwers face execution tomorrow in Rhodesia after lengthy sentences. Appeals reportedly studied by Prime Minister Smith and government officials. world protests rise as Queen mercy rulings affect several clemencies. Pope and London officials condemn or threaten sanctions as Rhodesia contemplates swift justice versus long sentences.
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F-111 First Combat Flight Heads to Vietnam
The FLL aircraft will depart from Nellis Air Force Base Nevada refuel at Guam and continue to Thailand for air strikes against North Vietnam. North Vietnam and South Viet Nam figures discuss peace talks while U S Swedish tensions rise and a US air force officer receives a year’s hard labor for duty avoidance in Vietnam.
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Cambodian prince condemns Communist sanctuary aid
Bangkok reports Prince Sihanouk angrily accused Communists of using Cambodia as a neutral sanctuary and supply route for Vietcong forces. He blamed the Red China backed faction after a pro US government takeover, calling for neutral Cambodia to resist Vietnamese incursions and foreign interference.
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Bodies Await Removal From Belle Isle Salt Mine
In Louisia na Sunday, workers at the Belle Isle salt mine decided to wait until today to recover 21 miners trapped by a fire and carbon monoxide. Repairs were completed inside the shaft, but surface access remained difficult. The bodies were found Friday near the shaft area at the 1200 level as rescue teams prepared to resume efforts.
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Prison deaths report a publicity stunt in Arkansas
A Lincoln County grand jury said exhumed skeletons at Cummins prison farm were dug up for a news media stunt instigated by the Arkansas prison superintendent Thorax Miriam Marton. The miss snap stirred controversy amid a drive to reform prison operations and discipline.
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Students Demonstrate Against Government in Cambridge Clash
Violence erupted as about 1,000 students clashed with police after a protest at Cambridge University. Demonstrators gathered after Defense Minister Healey addressed the Democratic Labour Club and waved placards denouncing the Vietnam War and the Greek regime, targeting the Labour Government broadly.
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McCarthy Threat to Johnson in New Hampshire Primary
In New Hampshire the 1962 primary tests President Johnson’s Vietnam policy as voters pick delegates. Senator McCarthy from Minnesota is rising in the Democratic race but unlikely to deny Johnson a write in vote. A vast Johnson write in is expected despite McCarthy’s challenge as Kennedy also draws Republican attention in the extended primary contests.
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