Massive B 52 raids and Saigon area clashes report
Nightlong B 52 bombing north west of Saigon targets the Vietcong as U S forces push toward the Michelin plantation. A Communist unit overruns a U S outpost wounding 12 and killing 19 as tanks and aircraft advance. Peace talks show no progress.
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Fog Shrouds Deadly DC-3 Crash at New Orleans Airport
A private DC-3 crashed in dense fog at New Orleans International Airport killing 16 of 27 aboard. The two-engine plane slid 40 feet and burned for about 10 minutes before rescuers reached the wreckage. Most survivors were from the back of the cabin. the group, Memphis-area lawyers doctors and civic leaders, had leased the plane for a Jaguar hunting trip to British Honduras.
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New Orleans International
Tennessee
Memphis
British Honduras
Merger plan links nine railroads into vast system
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended merging Norfolk & Western and Chesapeake & Ohio into the world’s largest privately owned railroad. The plan would form a 27,000 mile network spanning 21 states from the East Coast to Nebraska and Ontario to North Carolina.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nebraska
Ontario
Canada
North Carolina
Australian Prime Minister Denies Scandal Rumors
In Canberra, Prime Minister John Gorton rejected allegations of misconduct with a 19 year old as a scurrilous whispering campaign. Liza Minelli also denied a Private Eye article claim as 100 percent untrue, while other party members cited an incident involving a woman at a dinner and a late drive to the American Embassy.
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Liza Minelli
Judy Garland
House of Representatives
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Labor Party
Private Eye
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Sydney
Edward St. John
Geraldine Willesee
St. John
Tony Eggleton
Embassy
U.S
William J. Crook
Mr. Eggleton
Senator Russell Reveals Lung Tumor and Coibalt Therapy
Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia, 71, announced Thursday he has a tumor on his left lung and will undergo cobalt treatment for possible cancer. He said doctors found the tumor and, without surgery, believes it is malignant. He hopes to serve out his current term ending in 1972 while receiving treatment.
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Iowa
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Kirby J. Hensley
Universal Life Church
Sonoma State College
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San Jose
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Small Business Administration
Hillary J. Sandoval Jr
Richard B. Russell
Senate
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Truman whistle stop car sells at Vernon auction
A railroad car used by Harry S. Truman for his final whistle stop campaign was bought by Missouri builder Alex Barker of Kansas City at an auction in Vernon California for 77000 dollars.
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Missouri
Vernon
Calif
Alex Barker
Kansas City
Pike warns Cheyenne helicopter program tops billion
Rep. Otis G. Pike of New York said on Thursday that the Cheyenne helicopter program, initially valued by the Army at under 100 million dollars, has surpassed the one billion dollar threshold as negotiations continue.
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