Helicopter Crash at Disneyland Kills 23
A Sikorsky S61 carrying 23 passengers from Disneyland crashed and burned near Paramount California. Investigators suspect rotor failure after witnesses heard a loud pop as the craft tumbled toward a dairy farm. Bodies were recovered from wreckage amid scattered debris as officials worked overnight to identify victims from across the United States.
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J. Rodman
Paul Paramount
Calif
Disneyland
Los Angeles International Airport
Sheriff's
Spock Jury Views Burning Draft Card Ceremony
A WBZ-TV film shows Yale Chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr and Harvard graduate student Michael Ferber at a 1966 Arlington Street Church ceremony where draft cards were burned. Prosecutors tie Coffin Ferber and four others to an illegal conspiracy over the event.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
Arlington Street
Unitarian-Universalist
Spock
Yale
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Michael Ferber
Harvard
James Arnold
Wbz-Tv
Dr. Coffin
Ferber
Marcus Raskin
Washington
Mitchell Goodman
New York
Milwaukeean to Run for Congress in 5th District
Former Milwaukee Alderman Robert J. Dwyer announces a run for the Republican nomination in the 5th District seat held by Democrat Henry S. Reuss. Dwyer, 47, was expelled from the Democratic party after backing Barry Goldwater in 1964 and recently joined the GOP. Robert Taylor, a Black Republican, has also sought to unseat Reuss.
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Milwaukee
Robert J. Dwyer
Barry Goldwater
Henry S. Reuss
Dwyer
Robert Taylor
Reuss
Feinsinger To Meet With News Strike Parties
Madison professor Nathan Feinsinger says a Memorial Day meeting will aim for an early final disposition of the six month Detroit newspaper strike. The labor mediator announced all parties are expected to attend, at the University of Wisconsin release. Detroit News and Free Press strike began November 16. Mayor Cavanagh requested Feinsinger’s involvement March 27.
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Madison
Detroit
Nathan Feinsinger
University of Wisconsin
Feinsinger
The
News
Free Press
Jerome Cavanagh
State Welfare Dept Lacks Research Cash
Ash er R. Pacht, director of clinical services, told the Board of Health and Social Services that the Welfare Department lacks funding for research, calling it like running with stringless sneakers. Eight administrators urged more support, with many diverting funds from service programs to research as budgets stay tight. Pacht cited corrections research being especially underfunded and Donald Stover noted too few emotionally disturbed children receive needed attention due to limited research.
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Pacht
Donald Stover
Madison
Card Forwarded By Iowa Tornado Mystery
Eitzen farmer Elmer Bunge found a postcard addressed to an Oelwein Iowa woman while working in a field Tuesday. It is not known for sure but the card was probably swept to Eitzen by the May 15 tornado.
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Iowa
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