Tragic end to Djobila Babic dream in Paris apple grove
Djobila Babic a 26 year old Yugoslav born charwoman in a Paris hospital sought to join a lover in the United States. After her residence permit expired and she wandered Paris with $2.80 she allegedly clambered into a jet fighter landing gear in hopes of flight. A Air France Boeing 727 retracting gear struck her body seven miles from Orly, ending her pursuit and leaving her mangled remains in an apple orchard.
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Charwoman
Paris
U.S
Djobila
Orly
Djoblin
Djoblia Babic
America
Apple Grove
Roommates and casualties span two stories in brief
Deborah Rose chased a naval convoy returning to New Bedford and crashed injuring her knee. Pvt Sam Galvin lay nearby in a hospital cubicle as the same scene unfolded. A Juneau biologist shot five times last May may return to San Francisco for treatment. Mayor Sensenbrenner and officials denied tax fraud and harassment allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Rose
New Bedford
Mass
Camp Drum
N.Y
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sam Galvin
Debbie
Pvt
Ralph Williams
Juneau
Alaska
San Francisco
Williams
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Columbus
Ohio
Sensenbrenner
Fred Simon
Federal Revenue
Justice Department
Fund Grows for Mor ris Family After Freeway Crash
The Mor ris trust fund for ten siblings orphaned by a freeway crash has surpassed 40000 dollars. Donations ranged from pennies to a 1000 dollar check. Eldest daughter Kathy says the family aims to stay together while living with their maternal grandmother in a rented Madera home.
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Kathy
Robert Morris
Madera
Boris Lachawicz
Caroline Kennedy to Receive Gift at JFK Carrier Commissioning
The ship's sponsor Caroline Kennedy will receive a surprise gift from the crew of the John F. Kennedy during its commissioning in Newport News Virginia. The Navy declined to reveal the gift’s cost. The 1,05214 foot carrier was christened May 27 1967.
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Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Newport News
Navy
JFK
Caroline
Surrender of AWOL Private Locian in Greenwich Village Church
Private Michael Locian, home on leave from Fort Lewis Washington, walked out of a Greenwich Village church sanctuary and surrendered to police after a week in hiding. He had refused to return to duty citing total pacifism after two weeks of leave and nine months into a two year hitch.
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Michael Locianto
Greenwich Village
Locianto
Fort Lewis
Washington
Washington Square Methodist Church
Czechs End Conference On Sovereignty and Reform
In Bratislava Czechoslovakia leaders and five orthodox Communist nations issued a declaration favoring liberalization and democracy. Foreign Minister Hajek said it preserves noninterference while reforms remain unchanged and no foreign troops are needed. Prague announced Soviet troop withdrawal completed.
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Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Jiri Hajek
Soviet Union
Hajek
Defense Ministry
Prague
Postwar troop drawdown linked to six party talks
A six party leaders' day of talks produced a declaration signed in a historic hall once used for Napoleon era peace talks. The disarmament communiqué notes no liberalization push, stating that each fraternal party will consider national characteristics and conditions.
Bigamy conviction ends trio of wives case
The trial revealed Allen had prior time in Arizona State Prison for bad checks and Santa Barbara County jail for fraud. The week featured Czechoslovakia signatories and a Prague crowd cheering Dubcek after talks with Brezhnev, with Ulbricht facing opposition at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saundra Allen
Santa Barbara
Lorraine Hennessy Allen
Virginia
Stella Jean Powers
Poway
Allen
Arizona State
Pris
Los Angeles
Superior
Richard Wayne Allen
Wendell C. Allen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kneecap Transplant Reported Successful in Quebec
Dr. Andre Gilbert announced a six hour kneecap transplant for a 65 year old woman with incurable bone disease in Quebec. The donor was a 49 year old man who died Thursday. Neither donor nor recipient were named. The operation occurred Friday night and Gilbert called it a success.
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Andre Gilbert
Quebec
Burn Grain in Protest Over Prices
In Urbana Ohio members of the National Farmers Organization burned thousands of bushels of grain including wheat corn oats and soybeans to protest low prices. Ed Brecount a Champaign County farmer said they were tired of giving grain away for nothing. The 16 000 bushel figure was announced by Brecount though others suggested about 5 000 bushels. Art Phillips NFC Ohio director said the burn was a protest action to highlight depressed grain prices.
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Urbana
Ohio
National Farmers Organization
Ed Brecount
Champaign County
Brecount
Art Phillips
NFC
Long Beach Independent Press Telegram 1968 Local Notice
The Long Beach based publication issues a Sunday edition dated August 4 1968 and bears a post office imprint at Long Beach California. The item appears as a brief newspaper notice page header with publication details and street address.
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Sontey
Long Beach
Pine Ave
Cal
Tides and Temperatures Across Regions and Winds
Early morning clouds give way to hazy sun and clear afternoons. Interior valleys reach 95 to 112 degrees, Imperial and Coachella Valleys 105 to 110, Antelope Valley 95 to 101, with light afternoon winds. Sun and Moon details provided with tides and lifeguard report at Long Beach.
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Imperial
Coachella
Palm Springs
Antelope Valley
Mojave Desert
Palmdale
Victorville
China Lake
Concepcion
Mexican
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Djobilia
Combined News Service
Djobila Babic
Tional Airways Flight
Lisbon
Air France
Vegas
Marianne McAndrew
Stewart Moss
Las Vegas
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Sara Allen
Kremlin
Cierna
National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Smrkovsky
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Ulbricht
Sara Jane Pennington Allen
Reno, New
Kim
Saundra Saralegui
Burbank
Stella Jean Harrison
Westminster
Lorraine Hennessy
Tijuana
West Virginia
Indepenvdent
BankAmericardé
E. Broadway
California
Enenemne
L.B. Airport
Ogee
Avala Lee
Boston
Buffalo
Cica
Oklahoma City
Cleve’ Enver
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburg
Fairbanks
Portland
Woa
Helen
Honolulu
Richmond
Indianapolis
Kansas
Salt Lake City
Kansasity
Calif
Evenston
Wyomi
Fonsberg
Augustus
Egypt
Foasberg
Feasberg’s
Fugest
Foasberg Laundry & Cleaners
East Wardrow Road
East Broadway
Village Road
Woodre
Senta Fe
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