Small Plane Sinks After Atlantic Crash Near Queen Elizabeth
Coast Guard reports a Beech 35 single engine plane plunged into the Atlantic about 90 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras and sank with no survivors seen. The Queen Elizabeth alerted authorities and the Esso Washington and USS Ault joined the search along with two Coast Guard planes. The pilot E W Harmon from San Juan was file plan and presumed missing as fuel would have run out hours after departure.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras, N.C
Esso Washington
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
San Juan
Puerto Rico
St. Petersburg
Fla
E. W. Harmon
Isla Grande
FAA
Ault
Queen Elizabeth
Pentagon Reveals Red Planes Fly Over U S Ships
The Pentagon said long range Soviet reconnaissance jets flew over four U S Navy carriers at sea in the past month to preempt Soviet propaganda. McNamara indicated the flights over Forrestal Enterprise Kitty Hawk and Princeton aimed to head off claims the incidents went undetected and to counter Soviet criticisms of U S warplane tracks at sea.
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Washington
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic
North Pacific
U.S
McNamara
Soviet Union
Forrestal
Azores
Navy
Enterprise
United States
Great Circle
Latins Trained In Cuba
CIA Director John A McCone testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that 1000 to 1500 Latin Americans went to Cuba in 1962 for sabotage and guerrilla training and more have gone this year. He described concealment of movements and training up to a year, with contingents from Venezuela Peru Ecuador Argentina and Bolivia and cases of indoctrination in Western Europe.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Cuba
McCone
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
Selden
Uruguay
Venezuela
Peru
Ecuador
Argentina
Bolivia
MecCone
Iron Curtain
Europe
Tloe
Liberation Army
Repeal of Tax Levy On Savings Proposed
Raleigh AP reports a tax levy on bank deposits would be repealed and a board to set tobacco market opening dates created, while a segregated toilet facility requirement for white and colored workers would be dropped. Bills also probe absent vote abuses and restrict publishing names of rape victims.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
State Board of Elections
iGov
Sanford
House
Senate
Charles Strong
Guilford
Hardy Carroll
Irwin Belk
Mecklenburg
Commissioner of Revenue
Robert B. Morgan
Harnett
Orville Freeman
Robert M. Morgan
Cleveland
Clyde L. Propst Jr
Cabarrus
Propst
Cicero Yow
New Hanover
Wilmington
Sen. Strong
Gov
Homer Stockton
Macon
Woman Gives Kidney to Stranger in Humanitarian Gesture
Nancy Luedicke, 29, donated a healthy kidney to George Brost, 99, father of nine, after responding to a Milwaukee Sentinel appeal. The operation at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital left Luedicke puzzled by the fuss, while Brost awaited life-saving replacement for his diseased kidney. Both had never met before. Luedicke had never been hospitalized.
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Boston
Nancy Luedicke
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
George Brost
Brost
Mrs. Luedicke
Milwaukee
Wis
George Brest
Nancy
George
Strange Calls Add To Mystery In Lewis Slaying
Police cite two troubling telephone calls in the Alderman Benjam in F Lewis slaying. Lewis 53 was found shot in his Chicago office with hands cuffed and four 32 caliber cartridges nearby. One call threatened Biggs and prompted protection for a local candidate. The other involved a personal matter with Lewis ending abruptly.
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Chicago
Benjamin F. Lewis
Lewis
John Ascher
Biggs
Robert Biggs
James Gilbert
Gilbert
Peking Charges Jamming. Soviets Deny Broadcast Interference
Moscow denies jamming Communist China broadcasts as Peking accuses the USSR of silencing Maoist voices. Sergei Romonovskysky says only selective jamming of anti-Soviet programs occurs while Beijing calls the Russian stance cowardly and urges open ideological exchange.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Sergei Romanovsky
Peking
Romanovsky
Voice of America
The
BBC
Radio Free Europe
Tokyo
Red China
New China News Agency
Red Flag
Chinese Communist Party
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Greer Sentenced Life For Slaying Blowing Rock Chief
LENOIR North Carolina AP Millard Greer 54 of Granite Falls was sentenced to life for first degree murder in the Jan 18 shooting of Blowing Rock Police Chief William D Greene. Greer and three others were implicated as they robbed a mountain home then shot the chief.
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Lenoir
N.C
Millard Greer
Granite Falls
Blowing Rock
William D. Greene
Greer
Ralph D. Parsons
Hugh Campbell
Parsons
Carolyn
Millicent Hinson
Greene
Kennedy denies 1968 bid during exclusive AP interview
Robert F. Kennedy states emphatically he will not run for president in 1968. He dismisses rumors of becoming secretary of state and explains his focus on running the Justice Department. he says the president can seek his advice on matters outside the department.
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Robert Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Louis G. Panos
Justice Department
Associated Press
Kennedy
Louis G. Panol
Washington
White House
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Secretary of State
Department of Justice
Department
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Morgan
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Jacksonville
Long Beach
Calif
Florida Machine and Foundry Co
R. H. Allen
S. M. Parkinson
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
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