Four Children Survive After Father Killed In Oregon Climb
A rescue team reached J George Schultz and his four children on Three Sisters in central Oregon after a rockslide. Schultz died from head injuries. Robert, 11, was hurt. Marie 10, Paul 8, and Tommy were uninjured. The family was airlifted to Eugene. the brothers helped guide the climb.
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Three Sisters
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Corvallis
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Reagan Names Wife to Board and Show Schedule
Governor Ronald Reagan announced his wife will join the California arts commission with travel expenses paid and no salary. The commission promotes culture statewide and seeks diverse projects while awaiting senate confirmation. Reagan also named actress Trene Dunne, a former Hollywood actress, to the panel.
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Ronald Reagan
California Arts Commission
California
Senate
Reagan
Hollywood
Trene Dunne
Kosygin Demands Release of Soviet Ship Captain
In Moscow Premier Kosygin sent a telegram to Premier Chou En-lai demanding the release of a Soviet ship captain held by China. The move marks a direct state action in the ongoing dispute between the two nations.
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UPI
Kosygin
Red China
Chou En-lai
Love Letters Lost by Spelling Error in English Channel Adrift
Dominique Bientait, 18, of Montelimar France, complained to Aldridge clerk Glen Nichols he never received Martine Rivasi’s letters. The Twin Town visit saw him deposit seven letters in a box marked Litter, leading to the puzzling mail delay.
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Young Love
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Montelimar
France
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Twin Town Friendship Society
Martine Rivasi
Martine
Nichols
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Train collision near Saratoga linked to Expo bound Montreal
A New York City to Montreal passenger train and a freight train collided early Saturday near Saratoga Springs. Two killed and about 40 injured as two engines and two passenger cars derailed and freight cars left the tracks. Medical reports list eight hospitalized with no serious cases. rescue crews used bulldozers and torches to reach the injured. One survivor, Miss Heguette Broteur, 23, of Montreal, described changes in her travel plans after the crash.
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Montreal
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Montreal Limited
Kristian Jebsen
Bergen
Norway
Ead Slats Vines
Heguette Broteur
New York
U S planes attack Hanoi capital. seven shot down
Saigon report quotes a Hanoi broadcast saying U S planes struck the capital on Saturday and seven aircraft were shot down. The claim emphasizes the combat losses and ongoing air activity over Hanoi during the conflict.
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Hanoi
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Civilians To Hit Campaign Trail in Vietnam and U S Flyers
Civilians in South Vietnam announce plans for a campaign tour to Hanoi regions while U S pilots led by Robin Olds report heavy air action. Viet Cong attacks inflict casualties on allied posts as officials note no American deaths. Authorities discuss a political statute battle in Kentucky and a bank life-extension bill moving to the house.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Phu ‘Yen
Sedition Arrests In Eastern Kentucky Mountain Town
Three defendants Alan McSurley 31 Margaret McSurley 28 and Joseph Mulloy were arrested Friday night in an eastern Kentucky town and charged with possessing seditious material. Commonwealth's Attorney Thomas Ratliff said communist literature and films were seized during raids. McSurley and his wife were linked to the Southern Conference Educational Fund and SNCC respectively while Mulloy worked for Appalachian Volunteers funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Joseph Mulloy
McSurley
Washington, D.C
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Offer Document Reveals Viet Cong Pessimism and Setbacks
A captured Viet Cong document claimed the communists face heavy damage to both their combat potential and economy. It criticized pessimistic attitudes and a lagging political and people’s warfare movement, noting weakness in cities and areas under enemy control and reduced activity.
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Econmanders
U.S
McClellan to Lead Senate Riot Probe Across the Nation
Senator McClellan will head a permanent investigations subcommittee to conduct a full scale inquiry into Negro rioting nationwide. The panel is authorized a $150,000 budget with interim and final report deadlines, and will harness existing staff plus new hires. The plan aims to cover social and economic factors and may question figures like Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown, while avoiding giving them a forum to spread ideas.
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D-Ark
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Cooper
R-Ky
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D-Mich
MacClellan
Stokely Carmichael
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Chain Crash In Fog Four Die and Eighteen Hurt
Four members of a Kansas City family died trying to help others after a chain collision on foggy U S 66 near Joliet Illinois. At least 18 others were injured in a series of crashes involving about 20 trucks and cars over a four mile stretch. The Runions family perished in a burning camper as flares were set, and several drivers were listed in critical condition. Police closed ten miles of the expressway for hours as fog and a record low temperature contributed to the crashes.
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U. S. 66
Interstate 55
Joliet
Chicago
Charles Bunions
Kansas City
Kan
Winfield
Anna Runions
Marlene Runions
Mary Kay Runions
Jefferey
Burns
Charles~ Runiéns
Charles, Jr
Louto
Harold [Burns
Bellevue
Wilmington
Senate ban blocks Eximbank financing for Soviet car plant
The Senate voted to bar Eximbank financing for a Soviet auto plant, a setback to President Johnson’s trade push. Earlier votes also prohibited Eximbank financing of exports to nations that trade with North Vietnam. The move undercuts Johnsons prior support for Italy’s Fiat tools deal.
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Senate
Johnson
U. S
North Vietnam
Nel
Italy
Fiat Motor Co
Fiat
Rescue at Lenore as 15 year old trapped in well
Leonard Boyce, 15, lay 14 feet underground after a rockslide trapped him in an old well in Lenore West Virginia. Rescue teams used excavators and a wooden shield while a helper, a former navy corpsman, was lowered into the shaft and the boy received a sedative and hot chocolate as hours passed.
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Leonard Boyce
Leonard
Jimmy Wolford
Wolford
Navy
Willard Howell
Pentagon calls F-111 vibration a minor problem
The Pentagon confirmed reports of an in flight vibration on the F 11 aircraft but labeled it a minor issue. Officials traced the vibration to bomb racks and described it as a design problem now being fixed.
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Pentagon
Air Force
Frilday
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