Brakes Fail Kill Three In Davenport Truck Disaster
Davenport police say a semi milk truck failed brakes on Brady street hill, hitting three cars and crashing into the Western Union office. Three people died and more were injured as the 43,000 pounds of milk spilled across the pavement.
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James E. Soldenberger
Union Center
Wis
Brady Street
Fourth
Third Street
Third
Brady
Western Union
Horace Moore
Rock Island
Soldenberger
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michael Metz
Michigan UFO sightings blamed on swamp gas says Hynek
Detroit AP reports special air force investigator J O Hynek said a week of southern Michigan sightings likely resulted from swamp gas rather than visitors from space. He cautioned the explanation cannot be proven in court, noting the weather conditions and unusual sky display.
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Detroit
U. S
Aes Uee
Mongolia
Soviet Union
China
U.S
Hynek
Germany
Chicago U Professor Is Found Slain
Paul Moses 37 a University of Chicago humanities professor and former Chicago Daily News art critic was found shot to death on the Northwest Side. Police say two bullet wounds in the head and a monk key on the body argue against robbery as motive. An all points bulletin was issued for a 1962 or 1963 Rambler with a white top and blue body. A man and a woman in the car are sought.
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Harlin
North Wall
Chris Boonington
Don Whyijans
Britain
Chicago
UPI
Universy” ‘of Chicago Humanities
Paul Moses
Chicago Daily News
Monkkey
Moses
Springfield hostage crisis ends after tear gas fired
A Springfield man tied down a home siege, firing on officers and taking hostages. After tear gas and a car pursuit, Acree killed himself in the car and the hostess wife was treated for shock while hostage taker Fawbush described a tense stand-off and near escape moments.
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Springfield
Ore
Acree
Fawbush
Terrence
Ais
Wiléofi
Nantil
Wilson
Acrée
Harry
Death by own action alleged in Vienna linked to Hill case
A report from Salzburg states Virginia Hill tied to American underworld figures died after a tear gas incident and a possible self-inflicted action, with police noting an autopsy. The page also covers U.S. budget cuts, a House committee review of domestic programs, and UFO sighting discussions led by Hynek with comments from Rusk on China and global tensions.
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Salzburg
Austria
Virginia Hill
Re-Fleft
Rep. Bow
Ohio
G.O.P
Congress
Remodeling Plan at VA Hospital Okayed
Washington AP The Veterans Administration approves 340000 for extra research space at the Iowa City Iowa hospital Rep John Schmidhauser says remodeling will speed to start early 1967. Tenth floor parts to be altered to provide 8000 square feet for research laboratories and offices.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Iowa City
Iowa
John Schmidhauser
Dtowa
William J. Driver
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
iSchmidhauser
New Wanted Deadlines Briefing For Weekend Submissions
A notice sets a 4:30 PM Saturday deadline for Sunday submissions. The alert calls for timely entries and emphasizes adherence to the weekend schedule.
Is Mao Silence Due to Illness or Policy
Western experts in Hong Kong weigh Mao Tsetung's four month absence and intensified publicity about his thoughts. Some cite illness or paralysis rumors, while others suggest a policy debate and potential Moscow rapprochement. Lo Jui-ching’s absence adds to illness theories, with Mao reportedly at Hangchow under tight guard.
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Mao
Hong Kong
Mao Tzetung
Peking
Red China
Moscow
China
Peoples Daily
Lo Jui-ching
National Defense Ministry
Central Secretariat
Hangchow
Japanese Reds Rebuff Soviets in Tokyo Congress Decision
Tokyo report says Japan rejects Soviet invitation to Moscow congress and will not send a representative. It cites Soviet backing of a splinter faction led by Yoshio Shiga as a reason for the break, while Paris notes snow showers and a cold snap continuing Thursday night with below freezing temperatures.
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Tokyo
Red China
Communist Party
Moscow
Sovet Party
Ipro-Peking
Yoshio Shiga
Paris
Septuplets Born in Belgium Largest Multiple Birth Recorded
In Brussels the Edith Cavell clinic reported a woman delivered septuplets with five stillborn and two dying shortly after birth. The mother had used a Swedish fertility drug and parents’ names were withheld. A prior Swedish case saw sextuplets born alive briefly in Uppsala.
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Brussels
Edith Cavell
Uppssala
Sweden
Carl Gemzell
Uppsala
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Boulder
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