Radar Plane Downed in North Atlantic Rescue Under Fog
Coast Guard and Air Force report 11 rescued and eight bodies recovered from a 19 man crew after a four engine radar plane ditched in foggy North Atlantic. Survivors aboard American and German destroyers with Wasp helicopters assisting amid rough seas.
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Falmouth
Mass
Coast Guard
Air Force
North Atlantic
Otis Air Force Base
William T. White
Salem Coast Guard
Otis
U.S
Barry
Newport
R.I
Wasp
Manuovers
Anthony
Ringgold
Wadsworth
Blotter
Keystone three power firms join generating station cost equalization
Delaware Power and Light Co Public Service Electric and Gas Co and Atlantic City Electric Co paid 422 986 97 705 359 35 and 282 372 37 respectively for land and construction costs at the Keystone Generating Station near Shelocta The three firms join three other original participants to share ownership without forming a new corporation
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Keystone
Shelocta
Indiana-Armstrong County
Delaware Power and Light Co
Peublic Service and Electric and Gas Co
Atlantic City Electric Co
Philadelphia Electric Co
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Jersey Central Power and Light Co
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Five Mysterious Explosions Hit Chicago Ice Cream Trucks
Two more blasts rocked Chicago in the early hours wounding none but shattering windows. The latest explosion occurred near a Mr. Softee ice cream depot on the West Side, damaging three trucks and waking residents.
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Chicago
West Side
Mr. Softee Corp
Weather notes show warm, sunny day ahead
The forecast calls for sunny and warm weather today with a fair, mild night. Partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures expected by Tuesday with highs in the 80s and a low around 50 to 60.
Obituaries from Avonmore to Clymer on page two
Death notices list Henry Ward Fisher 62 of Avonmore Cora Belle Fyock 76 of Indiana R D 3 Miss Mary Good 84 formerly of Indiana La Trobe Kathryn Hodak 70 of Dixonville Clara Mae Parson 53 of Saltsburg Kathryn Ser man Popson 50 of Clymer 55 Hancock St. Clymer Observers note multiple year ages and local districts for each deceased.
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Popson
Kathryn Serman
Hancock St
Clymer
Rusk Says Sanctuary Idea Is Dead In Vietnam War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told ABC’s Issues and Answers that Red China and any nation that enters the war must accept that sanctuary is dead. He noted bombing raids into North Vietnam and said missiles near Hanoi are not currently hindering operations. Rusk warned Hanoi supporters to consider the new reality of pursuing the war without safe havens.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
China
Viet Nam
ABC
Radiotelevision
Rusk
North
Hanoi
Defense Department
U.S
Yunnan
Pentagon
State Department
White House
Peking
Hok’ou
Yen Bai
Sun
Officials Ponder 14 Day Gemini Flight Without Suits
Space officials discuss a possible 14 day Gemini mission by Frank Borman and James Lovell without space suits due to time limits for study. Borman warns suitless flight would be risky if studies show danger, while planning includes rendezvous concepts with spent rocket stages and two Gemini 6 missions slated for October.
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Houston
Sears
Frican
Borman
Navy
Lovell
Agena
Titan
Walter M. Schirjra Jr
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Blairsville Baby Dies In Accidental Strangulation
Mary Christie Watson Volpe six month old daughter of James and Constance Volpe of Blairsville R D 3 died at Latrobe Area Hospital from accidental strangulation. The coroner said the baby wedged between the crib and wall with a missing rung allowing her head to slip through. The incident occurred after the father fed the child at 3 am and both slept. The residence is on Route 982 between New Derry and Route 22, four miles west of Blairsville.
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Blairsville
Mary Christie Watson Volpe
James and
Constance Watson Volpe
R.D
Latrobe Area Hospital
Westmoreland County
Volpe
New Derry
Indiana State College Growth Supports Borough Tax Base
Editorial argues the expansion of Indiana State College boosts local tax revenue. Over 17 years 21 properties paid about 5,000 in taxes annually while four private dorms added 7,600 in taxes. Faculty housing developments add further value, and future dormitories are planned, sustaining economic growth for the area.
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Willis E. Pratt
Indiana
White Township
Indiana State College
Pennsylvania
Big Red One Lands in Viet Nam Landing
The 1st Infantry Division began landing in Viet Nam with 3,900 combat infantrymen at Cam Ranh Bay 180 miles northeast of Saigon. The first 1,000 soldiers arrived with the 2nd Brigade, as the total U.S. troop presence reached about 71,000.
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Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
James Simmons
Omaha Beach
Africa
United States
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Simmons
U.S. Army
35Th Engineers
Cold Mariner 4 Faces Probe Fails On Way To Mars
NASA notes Mariner 4 in deep space 132 million miles from Earth runs at 130 degrees below zero on the shaded side. The solar plasma probe is failing after a resistor crash. engineers added a compensating computer but data decoding waned as the craft neared Mars. If the camera heat helps, the probe might revive. otherwise two of six instruments could be useless during the Mars approach. The mission includes magnetometer and cosmic ray tools along with radiation counters and space-dust hits by a hand-size device.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Four Bodies In Wreckage Of Plane Crash
Four bodies two men a woman and a girl were found at the wreckage near Two Top Mountains. Police noted no identifications yet and the count matched the missing two engine Cessna from Morgantown West Virginia to Hagerstown Maryland. The charter flight was piloted by John Westfield of Clarksburg with passenger Stanley R. Cox 43 Morgantown and his family.
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Mercersburg
Morgantown
W.va
Hagerstown
John Westfield
Clarksburg
Stanley R. Cox
Mariner 4 Nears Target
Pasadena based Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports Mariner 4 closing in on Mars. The craft, at 6 a.m. PDT, sits 595,357 miles from Mars and 132,223,060 miles from Earth, speeding toward the planet at 9 874 mph and expected to return up to 21 pictures on approach.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
U.S
Mars
Pacific
Earth
Red Planet
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Atlantic
Mickey
Stanley Atkinson
Bellevue Hospital
Fyock
Cora Belle Uncapher
Indiana R.D
Good
Mary
Latrobe
Parson
Clara Mae
Saltsburg R.D
Army
1St Infantry Division
Viet
Lee Sanctuary
Hugh Robinson
James Cross
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ Ranch
Edward H. White
ISC
Mariner
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