World Around 14 Americans Die in Crash in Hong Kong
A twin engine U S Air Force plane crashed into foggy Mount Parker on Wednesday night killing fourteen Americans including dependents and leaving one severely injured who was found conscious after five hours. Catholic priests and a doctor assisted the survivor as a medical camp was set on the hillside. Police withheld victim identities pending kin notifications.
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Overseas Weekly to sue Walker for slander in German court
The Overseas Weekly plans to sue Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker in a Frankfurt district court for slander over a statement calling the newspaper and the paper's staff unworthy. Walker had been relieved of command of the 24th Infantry Division pending an Army inquiry into the charges.
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