Falling Aircraft Kills Seven In Cleveland Street Crash
An East Coast industrialist Christopher Cordaro Pilot of a twin engine Beechcraft crashed on Midvale Avenue near Cleveland Hopkins Airport killing seven aboard and injuring none on the ground. Witnesses say the plane banked away from houses before the fatal impact as one engine failed and the craft descended from overcast. The passengers included Cordaro’s wife daughter two others and a student’s girlfriend.
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Christopher Cordaro
Little Silver
N.J
Midvale Avenue
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Avenel
South Bend
Ind
Linden
Doris
Joanne
Judith Gutteridge
Oakhurst
Louis Costanza
Vew
Jersey
Notre Dame
Cordaro
Leonard
Yne
Martin Hartsel
Two Killed Thus Far Hurricane Turns Wrath Toward Citrus Groves
Hurricane Gladys roared into Florida threatening citrus groves and coastlines near Tampa Bay. At least two deaths were reported as the storm's 100 mile per hour winds and floods hit Gulf beaches and inland areas. Glenn Morris Sr. of Sarasota died in flood waters after his car left the road. A man drowned in Cuba during the storm's transit. The hurricane veered toward the east coast, prompting evacuations, beach closures, and mobilization of National Guardsmen as residents faced rising tides and widespread damage. The storm was forecast to reach between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach later today, with authorities urging quick preparation.
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T. Petersburg
Fila
Gladys
Florida Citrus Belt
Gulf Coast
Tampa Bay Area
Glenn Morris Sr
Sarasota
Philippe Greek
Cuba
Florida
Bayport
Tampa Bay
Ocala
Gulf of Mexico
Ters
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Arnold Sugg
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Daytona Beach
Carolinas
Gulf
Hurricane Center
Claudle Kirk
Wedding secrecy as Onassis Kennedy union looms in Greece
In Greece, Jacqueline Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis remain secluded on Scorpios as a Sunday wedding awaits. A Onassis spokesman cites Sunday timing while Onassis hints at Saturday or within three days. The union renews questions over religious approval and baptism for future children amid Kennedy widowhood and Onassis’s vast wealth. Nearby Hawesville traffic signs confuse visitors with three different Louisville distances.
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Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Scorpios
Ionian Sea
Po Fice
John F. Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Midas
Nixon acknowledges bombing halt talk shifts race slightly
Chicago AP report states Richard Nixon says the Vietnam halt talk has changed the campaign situation but not greatly. He remains optimistic about victory over Hubert Humphrey and vows to finish organized crime if elected, while denying political aims behind Johnson’s peace efforts.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
White House
U.S
North Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Nixon
Johnson
Boston
United States
Council Deliberates on Police Building and City Debt
City Council sets a sparse Monday agenda with major items including a new police building proposal and borrowing for a payment on the city maintenance building. Mayor Joseph Furst and city engineer David Johnson present the items, with Councilman Jack Downey handling street lighting and related issues.
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Joseph Furst
David Johnson
Jack Downey
Johnson
Hisla
Iblie Utilities Commission
North Center 1
Federal Aviation Agency
Deer Cause Of 2400 Dollar Car Crash In Titusville Area
Aliquippa motorist Gary Kiger, 24, escaped injury when a deer leaped onto Route 8 north of Titusville, causing $2,400 damage to his 1968 coupe after he swerved and hit guard posts. Police logged multiple crashes in the region as they investigated late yesterday and last night. Other incidents included a Wattsburg collision with $825 total damage and a hit and run on Route 4 in Hydetown.
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Aliquippa
Titotsville
Corry
Carl Buckshaw
Gary Kiger
Titusville
Kiger
Buckshaw
Wattsburg
Mark Smith
Delmas Chesley
Harold Eberhardt
Union City-Waterford
Route 8
Marvin Johnston
James M. Shade
Cambridge Springs
Johnston
Shade
Gas and Oil Spark Boundary Dispute Between Ohio and Michigan
The 133-year-old Lake Erie shoreline dispute over 200 square miles escalates as gas and oil interests fuel arguments between Ohio and Michigan. Judge Albert Maris of the old U S Court of Appeals in Philadelphia presides, after being named by the Supreme Court.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Michigan
Lake Erie
Albert Maris
U.S. Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Maris
Apollo 7 crew near mission midpoint shows strain
Apollo 7 astronauts Captain Walter Schirra Major Donn Eisele and civilian Walter Cunningham reach the 75 percent mark of their 1 day flight as irritability grows. Ground crews cite monotony and minor illnesses. a 66 second firing tests the engine while Hurricane Gladys eyes the Atlantic recovery area.
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Space Center
Houston
Apollo
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Florida
Apollo Recovery
Atlantic
Schirra
Moon
Corry area highway upgrades eyed to improve travel
The state plans a six year program to upgrade Route 6 and nearby roads to better serve Corry and Warren County. Priority measures include a Route 59 connector to Scandia road, linking east and west bank traffic and reducing river crossings, plus a 9.5 mile Scandia road reconstruction from Hatch Run to the NY line for a reservoir perimeter route at an estimated cost of 1.5 million dollars.
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Corry Area
Warren Area
Warren County
Corry
Columbus
Highway Department
Scania Road
Hemlock
Allegheny River
Scandia Road
Cobham Park Road
West Bank
Warren
Hatch Run Road
New York State Line
Boat Capsizes At Pymatuning Drowns Boy
A 15 year old or S-year-old boy, Roger Boosel, died when a hunting party boat capsized in the spillway of Pymatuning Lake at around 6 30 a m. Four men were in the boat. Donald Snow and two unknowns were throwing into the water. Snow managed to grab Boosel but could not hold him due to water soaked clothes. The water is about 15 feet deep. Lineyville volunteers searched the lake for the victim this afternoon.
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R. D
Butler
Pymatuning Lake
Byron Smith
Meadville
Snow
Boosel
Smith
Lineyville
Churches Join To Schedule Vandalism in Sunday Belville
In Belleville Illinois about 150 Presbyterian and United Church of Christ congregations organize a vandalism in Sunday event for 500 high school students. Teens will smash two cars as victims with sledgehammers. protected walls will allow writings. Adults fear possible four letter words.
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Belleville, Til
Presbyterian
United Church of Christ
Illnois
Belleville
Church of Christ
Dean Kamper
Ousted Powell Cinch To Win Re Election
Washington report notes Adam Slayton Powell, barred from the 90th Congress, is favored to win the 91st next month. A federal grand jury inquiry into alleged misuse of funds, payroll fraud, and private airline trips could influence return. If no indictment follows, supporters may struggle to deny him a seat.
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Washington
Adam Slayton Powell
House
Harlem
Powell
Puerto Rico
Justice Department
US Planes Press North Vietnam Bombing Despite Talks
U S warplanes conducted strike missions against North Vietnam with more raids planned for Sunday. President Thieu said there was no breakthrough in negotiations for a bombing halt while U S spokesmen denied North Vietnam had accepted terms. A Pacific center bombing killed five and wounded nineteen, and 1850 Montagnard refugees fled eight hamlets amid Viet Cong violence.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Nguyen van Thieu
Hanoi
Washington
Defense
State Departments
Panhandle
Associated Press
George Esper
Vung Tau
Thieu
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