Photographs Reveal Thresher Wreckage Off Palisades
A Columbia University team photographed the Thresher wreckage last April 10 at about 400 feet depth north-northeast of Bosport, showing a 500 foot long mass buried beneath buckled steel and a 2 square foot plate from the bow. The find includes a 3,000 pound compressed air cylinder and a pipe from the engine room, with buckled sheets indicating a high impact.
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Door blows off cargo plane killing one man near Smoky Mountains
A UPI report says a four engine cargo C130 lost its door over Smoky Mountain ski resort area. Crew chief Jose Gallegos and assistant Gary Back clung to wreckage as Back fell to his death. Gallegos pulled himself back into the plane after the door blew away. The RAF officer pilot David Parsons landed safely at McGhee Tyson.
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David WW. Parsons
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England
McGhee-Tyson Air Force Base
Reds Kill 2 Americans in Viet Nam
Reported frontier clashes in Vietnam claim at least 351 dead and 85 wounded among U S forces with additional American officers killed in guerrilla attacks. The fighting marks the heaviest U S casualties in months as Senate leaders hear State Department testimony on Vietnam.
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OAS Sets Panama U S Parley Plan In Briefing
A subcommittee of the Organization of American States drafted a plan to bring the United States and Panama to the parley table. Led by Ambassador Juan Plate of Paraguay the group met behind closed doors, aiming to capitalize on conciliatory statements by Panamanian leaders Jonisca and Roberta Chiari amid a tacit U S Panama understanding.
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Panama
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Roberta Chiari
Shastri Affirms Stand On Autonomous Kastouri Plan
New Delhi India minister Lal Bahadur Shastri told Parliament India will react to any plan to create an autonomous Kastouri He spoke during Nehru's illness leave noting his acting prime minister duties in the cabinet crisis and stroke recovery period
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Lal Behadur Shastri
India
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Shastri
Jawaharlal Nehi
Long Beach School Board Approves Curriculum Changes
The Long Beach School Board approved several curriculum changes. The physical education requirement for sophomores at Long Beach City College’s arts division drops from four to two weekly. The plan cites stronger facilities and may prompt similar reductions for LAD freshmen within two years. The accelerated seventh grade math program furthers top district students, advancing through seventh and sixth grade material in one year. Eighth grade social studies and English will be split, with students spending one hour daily on each subject instead of two hours on a combined course.
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Sophomsitt
Long Beach City College
Carticulum
Willam Melchior
Oil Talks Reopening in Capitol
City officials led by City Manager John R. Massell and City Atty Leonard Putra meet with Hale Champion of the State Lands Commission to discuss East Long Beach tidelands and harbor development funding. Lingle, Brock, Hortig, and Shavelson also involved in preliminary talks and a closed session with Mansel to review long term funds and shoreline plans.
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Sacramento
John R. Macsell
Leonard Putra
Harold Lingle
Leonard Brock Gty
Hale Champion
State Lands Commission
Lingle
Brock
Frank Hortig
Lands Commission
Jay Shavelson
Tu Iby
Mansel
Luvg Beech Engine Rebuilder Advertises Tool Offer
An informal advertisement promotes an automatic transmission and engine rebuilding service option priced at 35 pounds. The note mentions adjusting for a totef ings, a location near Log Beach Bird and a vehicle reference A147.
World’s Fair Announces Record Box Office Sale
New York reports the World’s Fair claiming the biggest box office in history with a total sale of 35,219,02 dollars on 128,004,987 tickets issued.
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New York
Scholar Furid Named for Irvine Aviation Pioneer
A fragmentary obituary notes that a scholarship named for aviation pioneer George Prodden, linked to Irvine California, was established at the University of California Irvine. It mentions thirty-three donors contributing six hundred dollars.
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Es ' Niizsed
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Prodden
Uray
California
Irvine
Donard
Pruddesd
Bank Fails Extortion Kidnapping in Los Angeles
UPI reports a San gunman abducted a Baxter couple, forcing the mother and her 7-year-old daughter to drive to a bank. The suspect, Pat Smythe, fled in a Thunderbird after a crash near the International Airport, injuring the child and himself. Smythe was captured with a Luger pistol.
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Baxter
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International Air
Building Permits Report From Local Office
Local building permits list includes applicants such as Ted wlan and George McCormick. Details mention street addresses, permit types, and estimated costs with several entries in a dense OCR paragraph.
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Wee Tan
George McCormick
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Staare
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