Mystery in Air Crash Killing 84
East ern Air Lines DC 7B plunged into the Atlantic killing 84 aboard. Weather was clear and no distress was heard as Flight 663 departed Kennedy airport for Richmond Charlotte Greenville Spartanburg and Atlanta. Federal official noted no sign of sabotage and crews offered no radio distress.
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John Morganthaler
NEW York
Eastern Air Lines
Atlantic
Kennedy Airport
Richmond
Charlotte
N.C
Greenville
Spartanburg
S.C
Atlanta
William Lamb
Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Canada
Pan American
Coast Guard
Seaman
Dale Bishop
Easton
Lower Voting Age Measure Clears House
Iowa House backs lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 as part of a constitutional amendment. The Senate previously approved annual legislative sessions. Both chambers must pass the measure again for the process to continue toward a 1965 ballot ratification.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
House
Maurice, Baringer
R-Oelwein
Imany
Cleve Carnahan
D‘ottumwa
Ice storm coats state as Des Moines bus service slows
Across Iowa an ice storm coated roads and streets delaying buses and school openings. In Des Moines traffic and registrations slowed as King and King supporters prepared for a Washington meeting. The storm disrupted travel, delayed the Ben Blackstock Senate meeting, and halted many activities while authorities investigated jail contraband in Selma.
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Iowa
Alliam Bryant
Montgomery
Ala
Martin Luther Sive
King
Washington
Humphrey
Atty
Katzen
Federal Legicavoc
Ben Blackstock Isenate
Vin
Linniton
Selma
Benday
Walter Grant
Iowa Legislators To Hear Hubert Humphrey
Vice president Hubert Humphrey will address a joint session of the Iowa General Assembly to discuss the administration’s farm program. Governor Hughes said the speech will last about ten minutes before Humphrey returns to Washington.
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Iowa
Humphrey
Voi Weno
Hubert Humphrey
Iowa General Assembly
Harold Hughes
Hughes
A.m. Humphrey
Des Moines
National Farm Institute
Iowa Statehouse
Institute
Il A.m. Hughes
Washington
Johnson
Farm Institute
Steel Union Vote Clouds Reach of Leadership Change
Unofficial returns show a steelworkers union vote amid claims by Abel and McDonald over control of union poles and leadership. About 980,000 members eligible. talks of a potential strike May 1 loom as the union vows to restore rank and file power and recognize workers’ basic dignity.
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Weisbeeal
Bob Voelker
Pittsburgh
Ling
Abel
McDonald
Can Indus
Yanks Hit Laos Copters Down in Vietnam
News report notes three US helicopter losses in Vietnam alongside bombardment activity in Laos. Malcolm Browne provides dispatch highlighting American helicopters down in Laos and Vietnam operations.
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Laos
Vietnam
Work Law Repeal Debate Deferred in Iowa House
In Des Moines the Iowa House sent the right to work repeal bill back to committee for further study. The action came as part of an unusual move following debate on the measure amid ongoing labor reforms.
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Sedal
Gazette
Apunsul UL Lue
House Industrial and Human Relations Committee
Polk County
Bel
Labor
Harold Hughes
Labor Wants the Law Repealed. Gov. Hughes
Expanded Age Probe Moves Through Iowa Senate
Democratic majority in Des Moines pushes a full investigation into practices and conduct within the Iowa state department of agriculture. Senate action follows concerns over personnel handling and governance.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
Iowa Senate
State Department of Agriculture
Students In Attack In Moscow
About 1,000 student demonstrators hurled rocks and smeared the U S embassy with ink in Moscow in a protest against U S air raids on North Vietnam. The clash followed a legislative session with resolutions backing an inquiry into the state agriculture department and the firing of a peat inspector.
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U.S
Moscow
North Vietnam
U. S
Tamombha
House
Senate
Andrew G. Frommelt
D-Dubuque
Russians Helped In Embass y Rock Attack At D.C. Embassy
In Washington a clash outside the U S embassy drew in Lumumba followers and hundreds of Russians from Moscow University. Ambassador Foy Kohler protested to Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin over smashed windows and ink defacement. He said missiles hurled into the offices included some of a deadly nature.
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Lumumba
Moscow University
U.S
Foy Kohler
Valerian Zorin
Kohler
Chuckle: Exits Replace Miles in Modern Travel
A light observation notes how cars shifted from measuring distance in miles to counting exits reflecting changes in travel. It wryly comments on how the road has reorganized to fit highway culture and convenience.
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