Bodies Recovered After Two Viet Nam Helicopter Crashes
In Saigon 12 Americans died in two H34 helicopter crashes during a search mission near Da Nang. Four Marine officers, five enlisted men, a Navy doctor, and two Navy corpsmen were aboard. Casualty details and cause remain under investigation amid Viet Cong attacks in the area.
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Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
da Nang
U.S
South
Danang
Novi
Sia
Likely Successor To Macmillan
The article notes rival contenders Lord Hallsham and Reginald Maudling in a Tory party battle at Blackpool's annual conference amid Macmillan’s illness. It describes late-night consultations, whispers, and the expectation the operation on Macmillan would be successful.
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Lord Hallsham
Reginald Maudling
Blackpool
Macmillan
House of Commons
London
Floating upright steel support in Erie company design
William Johnson of the Erie architectural firm Johnson Horan and Yaple explains a floating upright steel system where horizontal members extend from vertical columns to a concrete foundation. He notes it mirrors a newer trend seen in Boston and Chicago inspired by Mies van der Rohe. It is the first such construction to be implemented in the area.
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New Columbus School
Scranton Says Crime Fight Must Continue In Pa
Gov. Scranton warns crime remains a major issue in Pennsylvania and pledges ongoing action with more raids planned this year. State Police Detective Capt. Willard Stanton notes over 350 raids this year, largely targeting gambling, marking an upsurge from previous years. The governor says local officials will be given chances to act, but state police will proceed where needed.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Willard Stanton
Landslide Flood Swallows Italian Reservoir In Massive Disaster
In northern Italy a massive landslide dammed a four mile long reservoir, unleashing a 150 million ton surge that destroyed hundreds of buildings in Longarone. The U S Army SETAF flew in tanks and helicopters as officials reported about 120 injured and thousands displaced. Ramsey Black, 82, former state treasurer, dies in Harrisburg.
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Harrison A. Gerhardt
Red Cross
Trieste
Berlin
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Societa Adriatica di Eletricita
Prestamburgo
Longarone
Longarong
Ramsey Black
Harrisburg
Ramsey 8. Black
Harrisburg Post
King Ranch cattle reach Pennsylvania after 2400 mile barge voyage
A cross bred Santa Gertrudis herd of 515 head traveled 2400 miles by barge from Texas to Elizabeth, then by truck to Buck and Dee 1 Run Valley Farm near Coatesville. The shipment, begun Sept. 10, aimed to test weight gain as stock were transferred from barge to rail.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth
King Ranch
Mississippi
Ohio
Monongahea
Buck and Dee 1 Run Valley
Coatesville
Heard
Composer Thurlow W Lieutrance Dies at 87
Dr Thur low W Lieutrance a noted composer and recorder of American Indian music died yesterday of a heart attack at Polyclinic Hospital after a long illness. He was known for By The Waters of Minnetonka among his best loved works.
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Boulder, Cole
Erie Schools Use Half Time Principals In 1964 85 Year
Twenty of Erie's public elementary schools operate with half time principals. These leaders work at two buildings daily, morning at one site and afternoon at another, a arrangement that could persist into the 1964 85 school year. The pattern leaves 10,000 children and teachers with reduced supervision and educational opportunities, according to Superintendent Dr. Joseph Zipper.
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Erie
Joseph Zipper
Kennedy frames wheat sale as world market relief plan
Kennedy argues the United States will sell wheat to Soviet blocs at world prices with two government subsidies to keep U.S. wheat competitive. The deal uses American ships supplemented by foreign vessels and aims to cut roughly 200 million dollars from stored grain costs while improving the balance of payments and farm economy.
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Kennedy
U.S
Chicago
United States
Television review and network sweep on Mrs Nhu and CBS Jerry Van Dyke
AP reports Mrs Nhu plans to visit the United States but has limited network exposure as NBC's Meet the Press remains her only current TV appearance. She canceled several interviews citing busyness and to avoid overexposure while networks vie for exclusives. Jerry Van Dyke is dropped from Judy Garland's CBS show as NBC maps new comedy ideas and Sus skind opens Open End.
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South Viet Nam
Neo Dintr Nhu
Network
Focal
NBC
Chet Huntley
Mrs Nhu
David Susskind
Jerry van Dyke
CBS
Judy Garlang
Jerry
Paul Ryker
1011
Suspense Theater
Korea
Lee Murgin
Reduction in US wheat surplus and perception of success
A terse observation notes a reduction in the US wheat surplus and credits a bonus in the broader impact. The speaker suggests the transaction advertises to the world the success of free American agriculture.
Pennsylvania farm youths win at national Future Farmers event
Two Pennsylvania farm youths, Leon J. Ziniherman from Fredericksburg and James E. Rider from Brale College, earned awards at the 36th annual Future Farmers of America convention. They received cash and $250 awards from the Future Farmers of America Foundation Inc for achievements in poultry farming and farm mechanics.
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Pennsylvania
Puture Farmers of America
Puture Farmers of American Foundation Inc
Leon J. Ziniherman
Predericksburg
James E. Rider
Brale College
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