Plane crash leaves Hampton suburb in ruins killing mother and child
A Marine Intruder bomber collided in flight causing a crash that demolished 10 houses in a Hampton neighborhood. Two dead include a 19 month old Donald Gallant. 44 treated for injuries. 60 left homeless as 10 homes burned and seven damaged. The other plane fell into Chesapeake Bay. all four Marines ejected safely. Investigation ongoing.
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Brezhnev and De Gaulle Hold East West Talks in Moscow
In Moscow Brezhnev and De Gaulle met for a three hour session on Europe’s future relations and German unification. They pursued detente and cooperation while stressing bilateral and multilateral talks as France and the Soviet Union seek peaceful solutions to Europe’s tense climate.
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Josef Stalin
U.S
Pean
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Tion
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Ter Tor
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Germany
Gaulle
Bonn
Food prices fall. overall living costs rise slightly
Washington AP reports food prices dropped 0.6 percent last month, keeping overall living costs up 0.1 percent. The CPI rose to 112.6, meaning items costing $10 in 1957-59 cost $11.26 now, and the food decline was the first in eight months.
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Washington
Labor Department
Freight Trains Crash At Lowden Injuring Two
Two North Western freight trains collided near Lowden Cedar County injuring two residents. About 25 cars derailed with 17 on the second train and the rest on the first. The crash occurred around 10 45 pm Monday at the south edge of town causing beds to shake as locals woke.
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First Air Cavalry Division
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Derailment stalls lines as train crashes injure crew in Clinton
A freight collision near Clinton injured engineer Fred Morgan 61 and brakeman Anthony Ferrari 57 on No. 258. Morgan suffered two broken legs and was in fair condition. Ferrari had minor injuries and was treated and released. The wreck blocked 200 to 300 feet of track, with both lines out and service rerouted via Milwaukee and Rock Island tracks.
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Rock Island
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McNamara Defends NATO Strength Amid Vietnam Turmoil
Secretary of Defense McNamara told a senate subcommittee NATO remained strong despite France leaving the structure. He said U.S. reports reflect conditions as seen and denied attempting to color events. Senator Ribicoff questioned public confidence in statements amid Vietnam disorder.
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National Security
France
Ribicoff
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
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D-Conn
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Namara
Saratod Urraner
Pentagon
Peters Quits Governor Race Des Moines
Des Moines Republican Jack Peters withdrew Tuesday from the gubernatorial nomination race. He cited fighting the party establishment as the reason, saying he cannot win the September primary against Beckoff and Murray without huge spending. Peters pledged to support the eventual nominee to defeat Harold Hughes.
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Jack Poets
Robert K. Beckoff
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William Murray
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Har
Old Hughes
Peters
Harold Hughes
Presidents of 3 Rail Unions To Talks in Cedar Rapids
Presidents of three national rail unions meet in Cedar Rapids to push a merger plan. ORC&R head George H. Harris, BLF&E chief H. E. Gilbert, and Switchmen’s Union head Neil Speirs attend with about 100 delegates at the Montrose hotel. Delegates weigh merger amid wage and holiday terms. talks continue with officials James J. Reynolds and Leverett Edwards scheduled to speak.
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Order of Railroad Conductors and
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive ‘Firemen
Neil Speirs
Switchmen’s ’Union of North America
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Montrose Hotel
Gilbert
Speirs
Rewok
Scoposai
James J. Reynolds
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Train crash derails three diesels and caboose damaged
A wreck derailed a backing train causing the caboose to demolish and three diesel locomotives to derail. No further details on injuries or causes are provided in the readable text.
Wanted Man for Nuclear Fusion Equipment
Classified ad seeks a man to work on theoretically nuclear counters and three phase cyclotronic uranium photosynthesizers. No experience required. Copyright notice omitted.
Auto Plan Cleared by Committee
The Senate commerce committee approved a safety package to curb highway deaths by forcing tougher controls on auto makers. Interim standards would be set by Jan 31, 1967 for 1968 models, with stricter federal standards due by Jan 31, 1968 and compliance required within six to twelve months. Violations could incur civil penalties up to $1,000 per car and $400,000 for related offenses.
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API
Senate Commerce Committee
Johnson
Commerce Secretary
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