Seven Killed as B52 Bomber Crashes in Montana
A U S B52 from Larson Air Force Base crashed near Wolf Point Montana killing all seven crew members. The wreckage scattered near eight engines. some crew may have parachuted. The plane was on a routine training flight from Moses Lake Washington. Names to be released after next of kin notification.
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Wolf Point
Mont
Montana
Air Force
Larson ‘Air Force Base
Moses Lake, Wash
Roosevelt County
Bend
North Dakota
Jake Schlepp
Worrell
Larson
Washington
Grenade Wounds 40 Children In School Yard
A pupil found a grenade near a U S Army installation and pulled the pin at recess causing injuries to Rudolph Pospiech and 39 other students. Eleven year old Pospiech lost a hand and an eye. twenty three were hospitalized.
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Rudolph Pospiech
Red Cross
Escapee Paints FBI Office In Alexandria Trip
In Gastonia North Carolina AP report judge Hugh B Campbell added six months to Boldin’s sentence for the escape. When asked about his whereabouts Boldin said he spent some days at liberty in Alexandria Virginia helping paint the FBI office.
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Gastonia
N. C
Hugh B. Campbell
Boldin
Liberty
Alexandria
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Audit Suggested for Collective GOP Leadership
Barry Schweid reports that Melvin Laird and Gov. Robert Smythe Smylie urged a collective leadership to guide the Republican Party. They called for rebuilding the party, eschewing intraparty bickering, and avoiding scapegoats while forming a governing council or agency between a convention and a continuing council to steer platform and strategy.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
The
Melvin R. Laird
Wis
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Smylie
Republican Governors Association
Plans For Excise Tax Cut At Johnson Ranch
President Johnson hosted Secretary of the Treasury Dillon at the LBJ Ranch to map a 1965 excise tax cut aimed at lowering wartime deficits. They discussed scrapping excises on cosmetics, handbags and other purchases, with broader tax-cut prospects and budget impacts noted.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Hobe Sound
Fla
DeanRusk
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Jane
Themen Y. Johnson
J Cosmetics
Testimony Delayed in High Profile North Carolina Case
Judge Mallard delayed testimony as defense moves to suppress evidence from Frank Rand i’s apartment after his wife's body was found on Christmas Eve. Dr. N S Rodman, university pathologist, was to be the first state witness. defense says the evidence was obtained illegally.
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Associated Press
Hillsboro, N.C
Raymond Mallard
Frank Rinaldi
N. S. Rodman
Lucille Beggs
Ney
Housewife Fatally Shot During Rural Robbery Attempt
In Candler North Carolina a housewife, Ovella Jean Lunsford, was killed when she helped her husband Charles Lunsford repel two intruders who attacked their rural home around 10 p.m. The men fled after the struggle, in which shots were fired and the husband was beaten. one intruder possibly used a pistol while the others may have used a .22 rifle.
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Lunsford
Asheville Hospital
Victims Of Hate Honored At Arlington Ceremony
Veterans Administrator John Gleason Jr. cited John F Kennedy's remarks from last year in Dallas as he honored victims of hate. Gleason said the nation bears the cost of its early victories and referenced the graves bearing mute evidence of basest instincts versus noble motives.
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Washington
Kennedy
John&. Gleason Jr
Nedy
Dallas
Tex
Gleason
Cleaning Dome Above Reading Room Mystery
A fragmentary item notes a high ornate dome above a reading room. The description emphasizes its scale and location, suggesting a notable architectural feature within a historic building. Further specifics are unclear in the readable text.
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Washington
Japanese protests erupt over US submarine visit in Sasebo
In Sasebo and Tokyo mass demonstrations erupt as 1400 students join a sit down in front of the Diet. Police report injuries and arrests as tensions rise ahead of a three day visit by a US nuclear powered submarine.
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Kay Tateishi
Sasebo
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Diet
Parliament
Nagasaki
Akira Iwai
Sohyo Labor Federation
Eisaku Sato
Baptist State Convention re-elects Ford president amid budget approval
Baptists in Greensboro adopt a record 5.1 million budget while voting on proposals to broaden the emacenaenty line and allow federal aid for college construction. Delegates fear loss of convention control as 5,000 messengers gather for the Greensboro session.
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Howard Ford
Wilmington
The
Baptist State Convent
Bulletin Greensboro
Baptist State Convention
Greensboro
War Memorial Coliseum
Bul
Long Foresees Senate Post Victory in Democratic Caucus
Senator Russell B. Long voiced strong confidence in securing the assistant Senate Democratic leader role in January. He claimed over 35 caucus commitments and predicted winning on the second or third ballot, with no clear White House preference expressed by President Johnson. Opponents cited include John O. Pastore and Mike Monroney, with Muskie and Hart also named as possible contenders.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Senate
Congress
Sen
Re Hum
Minnesota
Long
Johnson Ihat
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Indian Summer Confuses Birds Across Regions
Balmy November weather stretches from the Midwest to New England while drought dampens the West. Birds fail to migrate south, flowers still bloom, and leaves stay on trees as dandelions appear amid conservation cautions and fire bans in several states.
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Midwest
New England
Chicago
Robert Mann
Cautantowwit
Southwest
Kansas City
Chiin
New York State
Indiana
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Nevada
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