Two More F104G Fighters Crash In Bavaria
Two more F104G Starfighter crashes reported, eighth and ninth since January 1, 1965. Pilots from Canada and West Germany escaped injury. one German pilot bailed out after a spin and crash in Bavaria. Parliament calls for better maintenance and training. Defense Minister von Hassel orders thorough investigations.
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Aid Rush For Uganda Quake Survivors In Western Regions
Police helicopters rushed doctors and medical supplies into remote western Uganda after a powerful earthquake. Initial reports tallied deaths in Sundibugyo and Bundibuyo but numbers were uncertain as seismographs logged a 7.7 quake with aftershocks. Local authorities said damage was severe and relief teams worked to reach affected villages.
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Harvard Study Links Body Build to Health Outcomes
Harvard anthropologist Damon studies 18000 men who attended Harvard from 1880 to 1920 using computer analysis to link physique to future health. He reports stockier men show higher risk of heart disease and notes no link between baldness and number of sons. The project, funded by the American Heart Association, also explores whether Americans are getting taller and tracks multiple generations, including Kennedys and Roosevelts.
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Viney ard protest march from Delano heads to Sacramento
About 100 protest marchers from Delano vineyards accompanied by three Roman Catholic welfare leaders plan a 25 day 1200 mile journey to the state Capitol. Their next stop is Visalia eight miles away as they push for union representation and higher wages in Central California vineyards. Reads from San Francisco Catholic leaders praise the effort and note momentum in the farm labor movement. The group received food and lodging in Farmersville as the trek began last Thursday.
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San Lorenzo District weighs bond and tax election
SAN LORENZO Trustees will consider a resolution tonight to call a bond and tax election for June 7 with a $1 per $140 assessed value tax increase and a $3 million bond for capital improvements. The agenda includes bids for classroom and office supplies, janitorial and laundering services, transportation for disabled students, and a renewal of a student teaching agreement with California State College at Hayward. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the district office, 1851 Usher St.
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Shriver Safari Opens Bush Vacation in Kenya
NATROBJ Kenya reports former U S poverty program head Sargent Shriver arrived Sunday for a week long bush vacation with his son Robert and Robert Kennedy Jr the 12 year old son of Senator Robert F Kennedy both accompanying him on the safari in Kenya during the holiday break
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Chiang Kai-shek reelected to fourth six-year term in ROC
In Taipei Formosa the National Assembly elected Chiang Kai-shek in May to a fourth six-year term as president. Of 1425 votes cast Chiang received 1405 with 20 invalid.
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LBJ Backs Loans and Labeling Reforms in Consumer Bill
President Johnson urged Congress to pass truth in lending and truth in packaging laws. He pressed for clear disclosure of credit costs and straightforward labeling of packaging including ingredients and contents. He also called for banning hazardous substances from toys and improving consumer protections while shielding legitimate business.
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Final Quarter Opens For Fremonts Adults
Fremont Adult School begins its third and final quarter with courses from academic to vocational. A class schedule is available at 37802 Fremont Blvd. phone 797-8560. Most classes meet at Irvington and Washington high schools. Some specialized classes occur at other locations. Principal Stebler Love said registrations will be accepted.
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Watts district reports calm weekend after unrest
In Los Angeles Watts district police reported no major disturbances over the weekend after two killings in last Tuesday's unrest. The piece notes past violence, referencing eight months of turmoil and compares fatalities to 34 dead in August.
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