44 Killed As Plane Crashes Into Mt Kit Carson
A KC135 tanker from Ellsworth Air Force Base with 44 aboard'' 39 Air Force men one civilian and four crewmen perished when it crashed into Mt Kit Carson near Spokane Washington in dense fog. Rescue teams recovered 33 bodies by nightfall with the wreckage scattered along a 500 yard ravine as volunteers aided search efforts.
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Willard, N.C
North Carolina tax receipts jump in August gains
Revenue figures show state tax collections rising 12.26 percent to 47 million in August. General fund receipts reach 36.2 million with a 4.7 million rise. highway fund totals 10.7 million, up 0.4 million, aided by sales, income, franchise, and beverage taxes.
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Sterilization Program Condemned by Graham and Archbishop
Evangelist Billy Graham and the Roman Catholic archbishop of Washington condemned Fauquier County Virginia sterilization efforts. They warned of dangers from coercive practice even with consent, noting potential for abuse by future ideologies while debates over morality and church views continued.
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Atmospheric Nuclear Tests to Resume Over Pacific
The United States plans to resume atmospheric nuclear tests over the Pacific, likely later this month or in October, with no detonation before Sept. 28 the date of astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr.'s orbit. The Johnston Island safety zone will reopen Sept. 22 as the Pacific test series completes. a damaged launch area will be repaired by month’s end. Tests will include high altitude events and air-dropped devices.
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Schirra Delays Six Orbit Flight to Sept Twenty Eight
Walter M. Schirra Jr. will delay his planned six orbit mission to Sept 28 to allow more prep time. NASA officials cited readiness checks and the Rose Knot tracking ship’s status. A press center will be established at the Cape Colony Inn in Cocoa Beach, amid local controversy over NASA's use of a private hotel.
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Washington
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Management Group Meet Is Tonight in Greensboro
Steven from Steven Hill and Schwenk of Charlotte and Raleigh will speak at the Greensboro area chapter meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Management. Ralph Gurley, president of Heritage Furniture Co., will convene the session at 6 15 p m at Star Mount Forest Country Club. Steven will discuss management controls and their use.
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