Airliner Crashes Off Wales With 61 Aboard
An Irish airliner carrying 61 persons plunged into the Irish Sea off southwest Wales amid a deadly spin at about midday. The pilot reported loss of control moments before the crash and officials say there were no survivors.
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Fair Housing Power Lies On LVN Strip
Clark County residents heard Curt Moody of the Southern California Community Relations Committee urge the Las Vegas Negro community to target Strip hotels for housing reform. He claimed removing tourism impact would pressure Nevada to enact a Fair Housing law, saying even a single home denial justifies action. Moody spoke to about 400 people at a Clark County Fair Housing Committee meeting.
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UN Security Council condemns Israeli raid while warning on ceasefire violations
The United Nations Security Council votes unanimously to condemn Israel for the raid on Jordan last Thursday and to deplore violations of the Mideast ceasefire by both sides. It adopts a draft calling for possible sanctions or UN military action if the ceasefire is violated again, stressing a balanced approach amid Arab and Israeli provocations.
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Dayan defends Israel raid as necessary for security
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, speaking from a Tel Aviv hospital, calls Israel’s large attack on Arab terrorist bases in Jordan imperative for security. He says Arab groups were not crushed, even after destroying their nerve center at Al Karama. King Hussein condemns the operation as a failure and warns of more raids. Artillery exchanges occur along the Jordan River cease-fire line with no reported casualties.
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Weather Brief Fair With Mild Temperatures
Weather forecast notes fair conditions with warm, gentle winds. Today's high around 75 and low near 45. Humidity around 14 percent at noon. Sunrise at 5 37 and sunset at 5 57. Yesterday's high reached 754 with noontime readings remain unclear.
Record Cold Rips Florida and Northeast Snow Squalls
A brutal cold snap lowered Miami Beach to 47 degrees, a date record, with 18 years since the last mark. Florida logged 101 forest fires over the weekend, burning about 10,000 acres, while Tallahassee fell to 31 and Daytona Beach reached 35, both historic March lows.
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Panama Assembly votes to oust President Robles
The National Assembly voted 30 to 0 to remove President Marco A. Robles, swearing in first vice president Max Delvalle as interim leader. Robles refused to leave, calling the move unconstitutional, while Arnulfo Arias urged civil resistance ahead of Panama’s May 12 elections.
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U.S. forces clash with Communists around Saigon
U.S. troops and allied forces pressed operations near Saigon amid heavy fighting. The 199th and 25th Division units led assaults in Resolve to Win, reporting 44 enemy killed and 97 Allied fatalities. North Vietnam was targeted with bombing near Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Rioting Teens Subdued After Destruction at Juvenile Home Dining Room
Thirty youths at the County Juvenile Home caused a 30 minute disturbance in the recreation dining room. Police used mace to quell the melee started by two girls recently sent to Caliente Girls' School and aimed at the officers. Two 16 year old boys were jailed for assaulting a patrolman.
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Johnson Still Holds Edge With Party In Nomination Fight
New York Times survey of Democratic leaders across all states estimates President Johnson would win about 65 percent of delegate votes if the National Convention were held today. Johnson tallies 1,725 delegates, 400 more than the 1,512 needed for nomination. Kennedy and McCarthy total 790 votes, Wallace 61.
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Harris Poll shows shifting US Vietnam support after Tet
The Harris Survey finds a drop in confidence in US military handling of Vietnam from 68 to 16 percent after Gen Westmoreland’s return, to 52 but 35 percent after Tet. Public support for administration policy falls from 74 to 54 percent, with 69 percent deeming Tet a stand-off or defeat.
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