Stilwell Missing in Pacific Found Steel-Nerved Leader Remembered
Brig. Gen. Stilwell, 54, commander at Fort Bragg, has been missing on a San Francisco to Honolulu flight in a DC3. Coast Guard debris search continues as colleagues describe him as dedicated, fearless, steel nerved, and considerate.
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Col
Jack Tallerday
Col. Tallerday
Gen. Stilwell
Tallerday
Stilwell
Army
Ft. Bragg
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hal Grimes
Thailand
Air Force
Pacific
Coast Guard
Joe” Stilwell
Burma Road
Korea
Viet Nam
Ferguson
Delores Knowles
Joe Stilwell
Richard Curry
Curry
B52s Strike In Demilitarized Zone Targets
U S B52s from Guam hit an enemy ammo dump and weapons storage area in the southern half of the six mile wide DMZ during Operation Hastings. Marines and Vietnamese airborne units battled the North Vietnamese 324th Division just south of the DMZ with reports of 830 enemy dead and light Allied casualties.
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Demilitarized Zone
Guam
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Het
Ben Hai
North Viet Nam
Gia Linh
Most Areas Get Showers In State
The weekend forecast for North Carolina calls for scattered showers and thundershowers with mainly southeast emphasis. Highs range from 75 to 82 in the mountains and 83 to 91 in lower elevations. Fayetteville reported about two tenths of an inch of rain before dawn as a cool front moved in from Southern Virginia bringing cooler temps.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Virginia
Weien am weather clash on television segment
Readable OCR fragment shows a clash between Mien aM and We Television over weather coverage. Language unclear but implies a program dispute or comparison. No clear dates or organizations identified. Further context needed to specify entities or outcome.
Voice in the Deep Records Hazard Warnings for Submarines
Mrs. Joan Ririe is shown in the recording room of Northrop Corpora tions Nortronics Division for a submarine hazard warning voice. The synthetic voice will say phrases such as Fire and Flooding to improve aboard submarine safety.
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Joan Ririe
Northrop Corporation
Nortronics Division
Navy
Jury resumes deliberations in Spence Williams murder trial
In Guilford Superior Court the jury in the Spence Williams murder case spent the night in a Greensboro area motel after opening deliberations Friday. The two Raleigh defendants, both charged with killing taxi driver Alton Maynard, face possible first degree murder verdicts and the death penalty as Solicitor Lonnie Herbin urged it for both men.
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Greensboro
Spence - Williams
Guilford Superior Court
Joseph Eugene Spence
Glenwood O’neal Williams
Walter E. Johnston Jr
Lonnie Herbin de
Spence
Williams
Raleigh
Alton Maynard
Durham
Dorothea Dix Hospital
Herbin
Maynard
Johnston
Strikers Vote on Airline Contract In Doubt
President Johnson announced a tentative airline settlement to end a 23 day strike by 35 000 mechanics but signs point to uncertainty about ratification. Negotiations push for a Sunday vote while wage talks target about 4 percent yearly increases over three years amid inflation concerns and productivity gains.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Curtin
U2 Found In Bolivia Pilot Dead
Bolivian and U.S. officials probed the crash site in western Bolivia for evidence the missing U2 reconnaissance jet strayed from Florida. The pilot Capt. Robert D. Hickman of Alexandria Louisiana was identified among the wreckage found by farmers near the Peru Chile border, after a flight from Barksdale AFB Louisiana.
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Oruro
Bolivia
U.S
Florida
Peru
Chile
la Paz
Robert D. Hickman
Alexandria
Defense Department
Hickman
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louisiana
Air travel rush as Johnson speech triggers booking surge
President Johnson’s radio address on the airline strike settlement triggered a flood of calls to reservation offices. TWA in Philadelphia and San Francisco, United in Los Angeles and New York reported chaotic, growing lines and plans to add staff to handle the surge. Passengers sought early flights amid the telephoned wave.
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New York
Johnson
Carl Haas
TWA
San Francisco
Bill Feree
United Air Lines
Los Angeles
United
West Side
Truth in Packaging Shelving Of Bill Considered
Opponents of truth in packaging legislation discuss asking the House Commerce Committee to shelve the measure amid committee doubts. Rep. Harley O. Staggers chairs the panel and seeks support to move the bill forward despite opposition. The bill aims to help consumers compare prices and requires clear labeling while addressing size designations and weight limits.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
DW. Va
Staggers
House
Senate
Fred B. Rooney
Dpa
New Construction and Business Growth in Randolph County
In Asheboro Randleman and Ramseur new building projects and plant expansions signal growth. Don Wrenn reports on development patterns and economic momentum shaping Randolph County communities.
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Asheboro
Randleman
Ramseur
Randolph County
Don Wrenn
Sunday Enterprise
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Dolores Knowles
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