Air Crash in South Vietnam Killing Several Americans
Investigators probe a Cathay Pacific Convair 880 crash northeast of Saigon amid conflicting early reports of sabotage. Seven bodies recovered, no survivors expected. Americans aboard include the Kenny family of West Bend Wisconsin and others linked to Indiana University and U S Air Force. Consular and Japanese officials assist as air routes shift away from potential danger.
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Andrew Pick
McCloskeys Split After 33 Years of Marriage
Rep Pete McCloskey and his wife have separated after 33 years, neighbor and campaign manager Albert R. Schreck said. No divorce action has been reported. The couple married Aug 6, 1919, have four children, and live in Palo Alto.
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Tax Estimator Glad He's Out By BILL NEIKIRK
Franklin Roosevelt's second term tax estimations wind down as Thomas F. Lehey retires from the US Treasury. He describes the job as nerve wracking and notes the coming tax reform will reshape the system for years. He worked with CEA and OMB economists on the outlook and expects his successor to face a tougher assignment amid possible reform.
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Associated Press
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Movement seeks registering young voters in working class areas
The National Movement for the Student Vote aims to enroll 750000 new voters 18 to 24 in eight major cities including Newark New York Washington and San Francisco The group says it is nonpartisan with members from Republicans Young Americans for Freedom and Students for a Democratic Society It faces obstacles such as local election boards in Chicago and other cities while focusing on campuses and legal battles for students denied voting rights.
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Volunteer Registration Drive Targets Public Spaces
The plan mobilizes 260 paid workers and volunteers as deputy registrars to register voters and recruit more volunteers. Direct efforts will focus at rock concerts movie theater lines baseball parks community centers shopping centers and in door to door canvassing in working class areas. Whitaker notes people are bored by registration and may welcome outreach including free baseball tickets from the Yankees to entice new registrants.
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New York
Mayor Hizza Undergoes Surgery at St Luke's Hospital
Philadelphia AP reports Mayor Frank Hizza underwent surgery at St Luke's Hospital for an undisclosed ailment. Aides said the mayor will be away from his desk for at least a week.
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Humphrey Aides See McGovern Just Missing Ist Ballot Win
Humphrey aides predict George McGovern will fall just short on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. They claim Humphrey leads in uncommitted delegates but McGovern holds a strong, steady advantage with more than 1,300 pledged and a growing share of delegates overall.
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Restrictions on B52s Won’t Hinder Asian Operations
OMANA Neb AP a SAC spokesman said weight restrictions on B52 strategic bombers due to a wing defect do not affect operations in Southeast Asia maneuvering limits remain in place but have no impact on Southeast Asia missions. Official testimony noted the issue affects tests and not the aircraft’s safety record and no grounding was planned for the eight engine planes.
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SAC
Charles McElhanon
Air Force Directorate of Maintenance Engineering
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