Airliner and Private Plane Crash Shocks Western NC
A Piedmont Airlines 727 and a small Cessna 310 collided over the Blue Ridge near Hendersonville three minutes after takeoff from Asheville. All aboard perished, including two Missouri businessmen and pilot John T. McNaughton who was soon to be Navy secretary designate. Investigators traced flight records while witnesses described a dramatic midair breakup over a wide rural area.
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Edudlven
Ahildren
Appottesman
Federal Aviation
North Carolina
Hendersonville
Blue Ridge
Piedmont Airlines
Asheville
Atlanta
Washington
Missouri
John T. McNaughton
Theodore
White Sulephur Springs
W.va
Stokely van Camp Co
National Transportation Safety Board
John H. Reed
Maine
Harold Roberts
FFA
Dave Addison
Lebanon
R.F. Schulte
Norfolk
Clarence Hyder
St. Timothy School
Baltimore
RF. Schulte
LC. Wilson
Winston-Salem
Capt. Schulte
Wilsons
TC. Conrad
Legion Hail reunion gathers Arkane area families in Prescott
In July 2005 the annual Legion Hail reunion brings hundreds from Arkane area-Louisiana-Tems to Prescott. A block destination invites all family members and friends to attend, with basket lunches or potluck dishes. The gathering traces to descendants of William Riley and Nora Hill Whitten of Nevada County, alternating between Sey tour Texas and Prescott. Current officers include Bud Hunter of Prescott as president Herman Fore vice president Mrs AJ Gregory El Dorado recording secretary Ellis Whitten El Dorado corresponding secretary and Johnny Hunter Texarkana treasurer.
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Sanday
Mete Féah Legion
Prescott
Arkane aie-Louisiana-Tems
William Riley
Nora Hill Whitten
Nevada County
Sey Tour
Texas
Bud Ftunter
Herman Fore
AJ. Gregory
el Dorado
Newburn Whitten
Hope
Ellis Whitten
Johnny Hunter
Texarkana
Black Power Revolution Predicted At Newark Conference
A national black power conference in Newark predicts a growing movement to build economic political and cultural resources for Negroes. Dr Nathan W Wright Jr says the goal is programs that empower, not just relief, with debates to follow and workshops led by educators labor leaders and clergy. Dick Gregory Floyd McKissick Lerone Bennett attend. Stokely Carmichael reportedly will not.
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Reene Seay Owen
Newark
Nathan W. Wright Jr
Episcopal Diocese of
Wright
Neegroes
Dick Gregory
Floyd B. McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Lerone Bennett
Ebony Magazine
Black Power
Stokely Carmichael
Taylor to Meet Allies on Vietnam Mission
General Maxwell D. Taylor will head a U S mission to allied nations aiding Vietnam to brief on Defense Secretary McNamara's findings. The tour may include South Korea the Philippines Thailand Australia and New Zealand as White House and Pentagon officials join. North Vietnam reportedly bolstered coastal artillery after increased U S naval operations injuring ships and casualties.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Vietnam
Taylor
U.S
South Vietnam
Robert
McNamara
White House
State
Defense Departments
South Korea
Palippines
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
North Vietnam
Mark W. Woods Jr
UN Ends Session on Middle East
The UN General Assembly moves to end its emergency session and return the Middle East peace issue to the Security Council. Israel holds Arab territory. Cairo and Washington clash over withdrawal and recognition terms as regional leaders vow to continue the struggle until all occupied lands are regained.
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William N. Oats
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Security Council
Israel
Council
USN
Gideon Rafael
Moshe Dayan
Tel Aviv
Isael
Cairo
Egypt
Algeria
Iraq
Syria
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
General Assembly
Raid on Fascist Paper in West Germany Sparks Probe
West German police raided the Deutsche National und Soldatenzeitung on the eve of the 23rd anniversary of the July 20 plot. Officers confiscated front pages showing Hitler and Dayan, saying the Hitler emblem violated a law against displaying un constitutional organization emblems for propaganda. The paper, with about 100000 in circulation, ran a front headline accusing Israel of Auschwitz in the desert and Dayan in Hitler’s footsteps. Lossos said the state government was weighing charges.
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Munich
Germany
Hitler
Moshe Dayan
Wilhelm Lossos
Deutsche National Und Soldatenzeitung
German National and Soldiers
Israel
Auschwitz
Poland
Lossos
Explorer
Moon
Kennedy
Fla
Earth
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mak
Cape Kennedy
Rape suspect to be returned to Arkansas authorities
Memphis FBI said Leonard Jasper Young, 22, living in Memphis about two months, was arrested and to be turned over to Arkansas authorities. He is charged with rape of a young girl near Searcy, Arkansas, in a case moving to prosecution.
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Memphis
FBI
Leonard Jasper Young
Arkansas
Young
Ole
Searcy
Ark
Voters to Decide Arkansas Constitutional Convention in 1968 Election
A subcommittee of Arkansas’ Constitutional Revision Study Commission urges voters to authorize a constitutional convention in the 1968 general election. If approved, 100 delegates would be elected like House members, with five additional delegates chosen by specified state officials. convention could begin May 1, 1969, and proposed amendments go to the people in November 1969.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Revision Study Commission
Hensty Woods
House of Representatives
Suspect to Fight Return to Arkansas
Ronald E. Smith, 33, of Marietta Georgia, says he is illegally restrained and imprisoned by Houston County Sheriff. He was paroled from Kilby Prison and immediately arrested as Arkansas seeks to prosecute him for a 1962 department store burglary.
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Dothan
Ala
Ronald E. Smith
Marietta
Houseton County
Smith
Alabama
Kilby
Houston County
David R. Monroe
Little Rock
Arkansas
Senate Fears Executive Power Grab
Washington AP Senate Foreign Relations chair Fulbright says growing uneasiness over executive power in international affairs. He warns on use of joint resolutions and briefing sessions to win consent without advice, urging clearer emergency distinctions and more Congressional scrutiny.
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Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
Sette Ate
China Nuclear Threat and Vietnam War Fates
The author questions U.S. risk of full scale war with China over South Vietnam. He warns of a possible shift to Communist domination in Vietnam if fear and fatigue grow. He envisions China’s rising nuclear power pressuring neighbors and urges a more moderate leadership to replace Maoist extremes, fearing a future nightmare.
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China
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Red China
Mao
Anti Riot Bill Aims Tough Penalties for Incitement
The House rejects dissent arguing the measure limits free speech as it backs a bill to fix penalties at up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine for using interstate facilities to incite organize or carry on a riot. Rep. William M. Cramer of Florida leads the effort citing Carmichael Shelton and Rockwell as examples. Newark Plainfield riot context cited.
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Senate
William M. Cramer
FeFla
Stokely Carmichael
Robert Shelton
Ku Klux Klan
George Lincoln Rockwell
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Newark
Plainfield
N.J
House
Skin Itch Remedy Ad at Gibson's Rexall Drug Store
An ad promoting TCH-ME- NOT as a quick drying antiseptic itch remedy. It claims rapid relief from itching caused by eczema insect bites and surface rashes and offers a 48 cent money back guarantee. The notice directs readers to Gibson's Rexall Drug Store today.
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Gibson's
Rexall Drug Store
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