Four Young Men Shot to Death Found in Park
In Santa Cruz California four young men in their late teens or early 20s were found shot to death at a forest campsite in Henry Cowell Redwood State Park. Autopsies will determine cause of death while fingerprints are being identified.
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Santa Cruz County
Calif
Santa Cruz
Sheriff's Office
Herbert Mullin
Felton
Douglas James
Mullin
Brian Scott
Card
Jeffrey
Henry Cowell Redwood State Park
Here
Lee Davis
Soviet Jet Crashes at Prague Killing Dozens
A Soviet airliner crashed on landing at Prague airport killing about 50 people with 84 aboard and 15 to 30 survivors. The TU154, flying from Moscow, burned on impact as CTK confirmed a landing maneuver crash and survivors among crew and passengers.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Aeroflot
Moscow
CTK
Weather outlook for early week turns cloudy and cold
Cloudy and colder Monday night with light snow possible. Tuesday brings more clouds and light snow flurries with northerly winds 10 to 15 mph and about 40 percent chance of precipitation Monday night and 20 percent Tuesday. Wednesday stays cloudy and chilly with the low around 10.
Referendum Mania and Snowflake Ski Club Results
Tribune notes referendum mania prompt by Donald Affolter on page 5. Snowmobilers fault careless drivers and aggressive ads for the sport’s deteriorating image on page 7. Norwegians place first and second in the 50th Snowflake Ski Club jumping tournament at Westby on page 13.
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Tribune
Donald Affolter
Westby
Four Die as Plane Crashes Into Car in Brookfield
A two engine Cessna 421 owned by Falk Corp crashed into a car on Burleigh Street in Brookfield, Milwaukee. Four aboard the plane died, including pilot Robert Hansen and Falk staffers, while the car driver John F. McKane survived with severe burns and critical condition. The plane had left Timmerman Field about 7:15 a.m. and reported engine trouble before the crash at 7:52. Witnesses recall a sudden impact with no prior fire or smoke.
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Prague
Ruzyne
Brookfield
Wis
Milwaukee
Federal Aviation Administration
Falk Corp
Timmerman Field
Robert Hansen
Robert Bergmann
Falk
Chester J. Barch
Sundstrand Tool Cor
Steve Peluso
Sundstrand
John F. McKane
St. Mary’s
William Wolcott
Circleville
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Wolcott
Burleigh Street
Milwaukee County Line
Peacekeepers Deploy as Truce Fails in Vietnam
In Saigon the ICCS chair Michael Gauvin says the Paris cease fire is unsatisfactory but international observer teams will deploy to subregional sites by February 26 to help stop shooting. The four party Joint Military Commission plans its first field probe to Sa Huynh near Da Nang amid ongoing clashes and missing militiamen.
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Saigon
International
Vietnam
Paris
Michael Gauvin
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Gauvin
Joint
ICCS
Mobile Commission
Peacekeeping
Canada
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
United States
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Gauvin Heads
Joint Commission
Sa Huynh
da Nang
Saigon Command
U. S
Loc Ninh
Kerner Convicted of Bribery in Racing Stock Case
Federal Judge Otto Kerner was found guilty of conspiracy, bribery, fraud and tax evasion for accepting racing stock worth about 300000 dollars in exchange for favorable meeting dates. Co defendant Theodore J Isaacs received related charges and potential penalties.
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Chicago
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Kerner
U.S. Court of Appeals
Theodore, J. Isaacs
U.S. District Court
Isaacs
U.S
National Guard
Lyndon Johnson
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
Tenn
Tony
Helena
Marjorie Everett
Chicago Thoroughbred Enterprises
William S. Miller
Illinois Racing Board
Miller
Everett
Presidential Commission
America
James R. Thompson
Newcomer Helps Save Four Children in Minneapolis Fire
An 18 year old Illinois newcomer James Whitten aided rescue of four children amid a blaze at a north Minneapolis rooming house and child care home. Carrie Thomas 16 helped drop the children to safety from a second floor window. Eight people were left homeless and damage was estimated at 12 000 to 15 000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Miss Thomas
POW Rushed Home To See Ailing Dad
Navy Lt. James W. Bailey of Kosciusko Mississippi flew from Clark Field on a C 141 medical transport to rejoin his ailing father as part of a group of released American prisoners of war in Hanoi. Officials said remaining ex POWs would depart for the United States by Wednesday morning at latest.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Hanoi
United States
Navy
James W. Bailey
Kosciusko, Miss
Clark Field
Bailey
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