Survivor Of Radar Picket Plane Ready To Fly Again
The lone survivor of an Otis Air Force radar picket crash near Nantucket says he is ready to fly again in the same aircraft type. 1st Lt. Joseph L. H. Guenet, 29, of Island Pond Vermont, spoke at a hospital news conference after the crash that killed 15 other crewmen, part of a series that brought the toll to 50 in 22 months. He described the moments after takeoff and ditching, and said a Navy helicopter aided his rescue after about 45 minutes in the water wearing a rubber exposure suit.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
Nantucket Island
Joseph L. H. Guenet
Island Pond
Guenet
Col
James P. Lyle
Nantucket
Burns
Congress Expected To Block Rail Strike
Washington expects quick passage of a 47 day cooling off expansion to avert a nationwide rail strike before the 12:01 a.m. Wednesday deadline. The measure follows an 81 to 1 Senate and 396 to 8 House approval of a 20 day cooling off law last month.
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Congress
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Senate
Johnson
House
White House
Secretary of Labor
14 Year Old Held In Two Slayings
A 14 year old boy was held without bond in the Wayne County Youth Home charged with the rape murder of two sisters Deborah Crowther 8 and Kimberly 6 as they walked home from school in Westland. Glue sniffing cited as a factor with authorities noting state law limits adult trials for juveniles.
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Detroit
Wayne County
Deborah Louise Crowther
Kimberly
Westland
William Calahan
Michigan
Edward Domino
University of Michigan Medical School
Duke worker survives three-hour coal cave in incident
In Durham at Duke University a laborer named Willie Amis, 46, became buried up to his neck under coal while shoveling beneath a loading trip hitch at the heating plant. Foreman Nelle Hutchinson had ordered periodic reports after a 1962 cave-in death, and Amis was rescued after three hours and walked away.
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Durham
Duke University
Nelle Hutchinson
Willie Amis
Hutchinson
West Campus
Amis
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery With Preparation H
New York reports a special formula that in most cases shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery though surgery may be needed in unusually severe cases. The preparation H formula contains Bio-Dyne and helps prevent further infection in ointment or suppository form.
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Redistricting Promises Senate Action This Week
North Carolina faces a July 1 court ordered redraw of 11 congressional districts. Senate and House committees refine two alternatives under the Supreme Court one man one vote standard. Sen. Kemp and Rep. High indicate possible floor action and interim reports within days.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Senate
East Carolina College
Greenville
North Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Ed Kemp
D-Guilford
Senate Congressional Districts Committee
Sen. Kemp
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