Cubans In Miami Briefly Allowed Reunion At Airport
At Miami International Airport a group of 106 Cuban exiles faced a momentary delay as reunions with relatives caused excitement. Some fainted during embraces as Costa Rica officials and sympathetic federal staff offered brief extensions for visits before visas to return, with expectations of warmer welcomes in the United States.
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Miami
Fis
Costa Rica
Pan Jase Segovia
Unitedi
American World Airways
Costa Rican National Airlines
San Jose
Freedom House
U.S
Cosia Rica
Beary Taylor
State Department
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Florida
Missing U.S. transport plane near Spain bomb search
A U.S. Air Force 124 heavy transport with eight crew aboard vanished early Sunday on a support mission tied to the search for a missing U.S. nuclear bomb. The aircraft departed Moron Air Base for San Javier, likely running low on fuel, with a search and rescue effort launching from air and land units.
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Madrid
Spain
U.S
16Th Air Force
Moron
Sevile
San Javier
Air Force
U.S. Air Force
Meningitis cases prompt military base precautions
At Ft. Polk, Fort Knox, Ft. Jackson and other bases intensified measures to control virulent meningitis. Ventilation, clothing and sanitation are checked, no crowding, no mixing groups of trainees. Ft. Benning reports nine cases this year with one back to duty and five hospitalized. Lt Col Dahl notes transmission in warm, humid indoor air but virus dies in cold air. trainees at Lackland advised to stay five feet apart and banks moved apart.
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Ft. Polk
Ft. Knox
Ft. Jackson
N.C
Ft. Benning
Army Information
Elmer V. Dahl
Air Force Epidemiological Laboratory
San Antonio
Lackland
Helicopter Crash Off Hicksville Details Navy Rescue
Survivors named Lt Richard H. Wilson pilot Lt Jerome J. Laux co pilot Gary A. Lutz and Joseph C. Ventura were treated and released. The helicopter on a Norfolk Navy training flight sank after going down near a bay. Rescue by Navy diver recovered Marcheneck's body about two hours later. Local residents aided the search with small boats and neighbors paddling out to assist.
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Maie
Hicksville
N.Y
Marcheneck
Richard H. Wilson
Jerome J. Laux
Gary A. Lutz
Aviation
Joseph C. Ventura
Navy
Norfolk Air Station
Hudgins
G. FE. Tebault
Tebault
Dan McFarland
Gary Porter
Rone
Norfolk
R. E. Bradshaw
M. H. Hell
F. DB. Byrum
Humphrey pushes aid and alliance in Vietnam tour
Vice President writes that the United States and allies have momentum against communism while stressing the need for economic and social aid. He toured Saigon area, awarded medals, and lauded troops as American, Vietnamese, Korean, New Zealand, and Australian forces assess logistics. Freeman accompanies him, highlighting fertilizer assistance and farm help.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Humphrey
United States
Laos
India
Pakistan
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Viet Nam
Tam
3Rd Field
U.S. Air Force
Bien Hoa
Henry Cabot Lodge
Orville L. Freeman
South Viet Nam
Nuyen Can Ky
Freeman
da Nang
U.S. Air and Marine
Saigng
Winter returns to midwest as east stays mild
A cold wave and snow squalls push through the Northern Plains while the East remains unseasonably warm with New York City at 57. Officials issue freezing warnings across Montana, Dakota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Kansas and Missouri as temperatures plunge and winds gust to 60 mph.
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Associated Press
New York City
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Town
Wisconsin
Kansas
Missouri
Hazard
Idaho
Wutah
Nevada
Rockes
Canadian
Gulf
Assembly Poll Tax Hearing Moves Through Legislature
The House Privileges and Elections Committee will hear poll tax resisters Thursday morning while the Senate committee, which already held a hearing, deferred a vote. A Senate special meeting is set for 1 p.m. Monday to signal whether the assembly finally intends to pay the poll tax.
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House Privileges and Elections Committee
Senate
Civil Defense Siren Wakes Ravensworth Residents
Early Saturday a Civil Defense siren malfunctioned near Ravensworth triggering 309 resident calls and about 100 fire reports. Police and fire crews confirmed no enemy attack. Pvt. Charles Interrante climbed Ravensworth School to switch off the siren, ending the disturbance.
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Springfield
Ravensworth
Here
Srate
Civil Defense
Charles Interrante
Ravensworth School
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