Beaver State Bulk Carrier Split by Fog Blind Collision
The American freighter Beaver State, forward holds ripped and flooded after a fog blind collision with the Librian ore carrier Borodaro near Smith Point Light, off Norfolk. All 39 crewmen remained aboard or were evacuated. 28 feet of water were pumped from hold No 2 while authorities set buoys and deployed a live crew for further pumping. Conditions and wind threaten grain cargo and the ship’s watertight integrity as Coast Guard and tugs monitor the scene.
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Madrid
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Conley
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Kitab
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States Mating Corp
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Godra
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Damagh Waa
Senate Okayed Space Treaty Faces Senate Debate
The administration seeks Senate approval for a peaceful outer space treaty signed in a White House ceremony. The pact, signed with 60 nations including the USSR and Britain, faces intense Foreign Relations Committee scrutiny and floor debate amid broader nuclear and space security questions following a Cape Canaveral fire tragedy.
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Soviet Union
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Japanese Vote Campaign Sets Stage for U S Relations
Tokyo announces parliamentary candidates will campaign for five weeks ahead of a general election on Sunday. The extended campaign could influence Tokyo Washington relations as the United States monitors shifts in Japanese policy.
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Death of Three American Astronauts Mourned Worldwide
Reports from Cape Kennedy detail the sudden loss of Apollo 7 crew members Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee in a launch pad fire. Leaders Johnson Humphrey Eisenhower U Thant and others express condolences and pledge continued space efforts despite the tragedy.
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Crade
James B. Webb
National Aernasulus and Space Administration
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Dmah
Robert 5. McNamara
Vietnam
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Gussoin
White
Cide
Rabert Gilruth
Manned Spacecrate Gentay
Houstin
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Genter
Tsuet Gus Tirissom
Tila
Ea White
Fortuner
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Mason
Eisenhower
U Thant
United Nations
Mats Kail
Representa| Micurn
Election Boards Get Reminders Amid Party Nominees
Harrisburg officials advised county boards of election on Friday to accept nominating petitions only for specific offices and to ensure petitions state the targeted office. The 1965 act requires four year terms for directors, with cross district filings noted and party status affecting primary eligibility.
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Incendiary Bomb Attacks Hit Viet Cong Jungle Hideout
Reports from Saigon say U S bombers dropped incendiaries on Viet Cong jungle hideouts 28 miles southwest of Saigon while helicopter and naval units patrolled the Tonkin Gulf area. The mission involved 87 aircraft and targeted sampans tugboats and coastal positions in a broader raid across the frontier.
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Apollo 1 Program Faces Repeated Delays and Problems
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP reports Apollo 1 faced continual failures during weather tests and December checks. Hundreds of changes were made to the launch readiness and life support systems, delaying the mission into 1986. Officials cited leaks and control system issues as major delays slowing the program.
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Powell Ready To Settle Libel Judgment In NYC Case
Adam Clayton Powell plans to settle a libel verdict with damages around 1480 thousand dollars. Legal observers note a $185 thousand portion may fund ongoing cases while Powell negotiates payment terms with Mrs. James and seeks court rulings in New York State Court of Appeals on broader liability and transfers.
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Esther Police
Layla Powell
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Puerto Rico
Pressman
Henry R. Pait
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Wiklund M. Kull
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Court of Appeals
New York State
Powell
Unclear Saigon mishmash from a damaged OCR page
Fragmentary report mentions a racing fishing event with weights and a fatal accident at a Philadelphia area hospital. Names, places, and numbers are garbled, but references to a five day tournament and a death after a bar may indicate a local sports and tragedy item.
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Frank Magill
Powell
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Adam
Jand Hatel
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