Light Plane Crashes in Harbor Near Long Beach
Officials investigate a harbor plane crash as witnesses differed on the craft type and origin. Harbor patrol boats arrived within minutes while CAB probes seek witnesses and possible field origins within a hundred mile radius.
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74th Yank Slain by Red Viet Troops
The 74th American service member was killed and another wounded as a convoy of South Vietnamese strike forces was ambushed by Viet Cong guerrillas about 175 miles northeast of Saigon. The dead and missing were not immediately named pending family notification. Separately, U.S. Army reported M.Sgt. Edward R. Johnson missing in Viet Nam after his patrol was ambushed.
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Recreation Measure Approved for 25Year Public Parks Program
The House approved a 25 year program of federal and state cooperation to develop public recreation areas. The measure heads to the Senate by voice vote after efforts to alter it failed. It builds a landing water conservation fund financed by admission fees, motorboat fuel taxes, park real estate sales receipts, and highway fund diversions, estimating $180 million annually for the first decade.
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Shock Kills Car Polisher in Monterey County
Michael Garcia, 18, of Newark California, was electrocuted Thursday while polishing a car during a police raid in Gonzales. Relatives say he plugged in an electric buffer. Helen Ortiz found him lying in water beside the car as responders were alerted.
Wite Wins 16 Million Settlement in California Case
Mrs Capron testified in Los Angeles Superior Court that she paid her medical bills after breaking her leg last year and that Caproni mocked her pain. The settlement awards her 860 acres at Laguna Niguel with an option to repurchase for 16 million dollars between late January and late February 1965.
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Malaysia Leader, LBJ and Parleys Endorse Talk Over Fight
Washington reports Johnson and Malaysia's Prime Minister Rahman agreed after two days of talks that while self defense is essential, talking is preferable to combat. A joint communique backed Malaysia's sovereignty and condemned activities by a neighboring state without naming it, reaffirming U S support for a free and independent Malaysia.
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Johnson
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Rahman
U. S
Drinking trial in Lexington judge chamber scene
John Hutchinson Jr a 38 year old truck driver tested for sobriety by drinking 12 beers in the Lexington police court to study blood alcohol levels. He consumed four beers in 19 minutes then 37 minutes for the next four as his BAC registered .20. Judge Moloney could drop charges if he remains cooperative. Medics in London noted American physicians largely favor Goldwater.
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