Mohawk Airlines Head Seeks FBI Probe Into Crash Sabotage
Mohawk Airlines president Robert Peach urged FBI Director Hoover to investigate a strong suggestion of sabotage in the Friday crash that killed 34 aboard a Syracuse to Washington jet. The plane vanished in a blast near Blossburg Pennsylvania after taking off from Elmira New York.
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Blossburg
Mohawk Airlines
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Robert Peach
Syracuse
Washington
Blossburg Mountain
Pennsylvania
Elmira
N.Y
Fire Kills Two in Blossburg Crash Scene
A Tacoma crash story recounts the deaths of Sondra Schara, 24, and her 9 month old daughter Bobbett Leanne in a fire after a plane went down on a mountain top. FBI and NTSB investigators join search, with a temporary morgue set up in Blossburg fire hall.
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Tacoma
Wash
East Iowa
Sondra Joanna Schara
Bobbett Leanne
Louis Schultz
Blossburg
FBI
One Dead Thirty Hurt In Kansas Tornado
Garden City Kansas suffered a Friday night tornado that killed one person and injured at least 30. More than 125 homes were destroyed and about 300 damaged in the southwestern town of 16 000 residents.
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Garden City
Kan
Upi
Kansas
Grandchild Bond Key to Johnson Kosygin Summit
The first Johnson Kosygin meeting in Glassboro, a relaxed homey talk lasting over two hours, featured the newborn grandson of Luci Johnson Nugent as a central icebreaker. Kosygin boasted 18 years of grandfather seniority and spoke warmly of grandchildren while both leaders maintained cordial, firm exchanges without hostility.
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Glassboro
N. J
Johnson
Kosygin
Luci Johnson Nugent
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
White House
Kosygin Tours Niagara Falls During Summit Break
Premier Kosygin, leading a 60 member delegation, tours Niagara Falls amid Johnson summit talks. Crowds of about 2000 cheer as he views Goat Island Prospect Point Maid of the Mist and discusses the Niagara power project. Police report five expressway crashes blamed on gawking drivers.
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Niagara Falls
Kosygin
Johnson
Goat Island
Prospect Point
E. Dent Lackey
Iowa Girl Found Safe After Wandering Seven Miles
Christine Hemken five of Le Claire Iowa was found unharmed Friday seven miles from where she wandered Thursday near Laurium Michigan. A 17 year old vacationer Thomas Rowell of Grand Rapids spotted her barefoot and walking along a road. She is resting in Calumet Public Hospital and will be taken home Sunday.
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Laurium
Mich
Iowa
Christine Hemken
le Claire
Thomas Rowell
Grand Rapids
Chuckle: Our Iet Contentment Hinges on Much More
A playful line notes that most people will not be satisfied with their "iet" until it becomes much better. The quip hints at broader desires and humorous self awareness in daily life.
Dodd Vows To Run for Third Term
Senator Abraham Ribicoff? Actually Dodd vows to seek vindication by Connecticut voters after a Senate ethics panel found he used campaign funds improperly. He accepts censure, pledges to stay in office and continue work while denying retirement.
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Dodd
Washington
D-Conn
Connecticut
Senate
U.S
Iowa Senators Vote on Dodd Censure Charge
Iowa senators moved to censure Dodd over a campaign fund double billing charge. Senator Miller backed the majority to drop the second count, while Senator Hickenlooper opposed pruning the claim that would benefit him personally by at least 116 083 in funds. After a 1 to 45 vote to drop the second charge Dodd expressed resolve to continue serving despite the outcome.
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Iowa
Dodd
Miller
Hickenlooper
Bipartisan Committee
Senate
Ien
Sunday Resumption of Summit Raises Hopes
Diplomatic optimism mixed with caution as John son and Kosygin agreed to a second Glassboro session after a five hour first meeting. They discussed Middle East and Vietnam and a nonproliferation treaty while U.S. officials hoped for consensus on remaining issues and progress toward nuclear restraint.
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Lewis Gulick
Glassboro
N. J
Johnson
Kosygin
Middle East
Vietnam
George Christian
Israel
Christian
Rusk
Gromyko
New York
U.N.’ General Assembly
Moscow
Meredith resumes march to confront fear in Mississippi
James Meredith started a 210 mile journey from the site of his past gun attack in Hernando to Jackson. He walks with three youths a relative and a press agent to challenge expose and extinguish fear faced by Negroes across Mississippi.
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Hernando, Miss
UPL
James Meredith
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Johnson seeks peace with Kosygin for grandchildren
President Johnson said talks with Premier Kosygin may not quickly ease Soviet American tensions but aim for better understanding. He noted their shared wish for a peaceful world for grandchildren and stressed the need for constructive actions toward peace in the Nuclear Age.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Johnson
Kosygin
California
Glassboro
N. J
Texas
Century Plaza
Demonstrators Clash With Police at Johnson Dinner
In Los Angeles antiwar demonstrators faced police outside Century Plaza during President Johnson's dinner. About 51 protesters were arrested and at least a dozen injured after fist fights and rock throwing as a crowd up to 14,000 moved toward the hotel.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Century Plaza Hotel
Johnson
Cassius Clay
Benjamin Spock
H. Rap Brown
Infantry Is Trapped 76 Killed in Dak To Battle
U S infantry company on a search and destroy mission near Dak To in the central highlands suffered 76 killed and 24 wounded after being drawn into a North Vietnamese trap. The 173rd Airborne Brigade unit, around 150 men, fought for seven hours as air strikes and helicopters supported late in the action.
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Saigon
U.S
Dak To
Isent
Helicopter Death Toll Rises in North Carolina Crash
The death toll from an in-flight collision of two helicopters near Jacksonville, North Carolina, rose to 22 on Saturday with 13 people injured. The crash involved separate flights and prompted investigations by local authorities and the NTSB.
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Jacksonville
N.C
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Raymond Smith
Peach
National Transportation Safety Board
Department of Trans-Portation
Maine
John Reed
Charles Bullock
Cazenovia
Graymoor
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Richmond
Cooperstown
Durbin
Tillicum
Durbins
Ames
Town State
Public Information Office
Ft. Lewis
East Iowans
Scharas
Pierre
S.D
Postville
Iowa State
Schara
Willard Clement
Decorah
Roger
Hesper
Carston
Franklin
Douglas
Steine
George Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
G.O.P
Omaha
By Frank Cormier
U.N
New York State
Calumet Public Hospital
Christine
Peter Hemken
Paul Tumikoski
John Chadwick
Sen. Long
Dla
Peking Radio
Saudi Arabia
Jamil Baroody
Meredith
Lynda
Hollybush
Glassboro State College
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nam Dinh
Hanoi
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