Plane nose up and down as pilot order cited by spokesman
A spokesman said the pilot ordered actions after the plane’s nose began oscillating, indicating a possible unstable attitude during the flight. No injuries were reported and authorities investigated the incident.
Steel Strike Averts Threat Says Mediator Not Certain
Federal mediator William E. Simkin says a nationwide steel strike planned for May 1 may be averted. He will hold separate talks with United Steelworkers and industry after the union urged a 17.9 cent per hour wage increase and warned no contract means no work. The union accuses companies of refusing realistic bargaining while noting current wages and benefits average $4.40 an hour.
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Stalag III Alums Meet With Captors in Dayton Reunion
In Dayton Ohio a mixed group of Americans British and Germans gathered to mark the 20th anniversary of release from Stalag Luft III. More than 500 ex POWs shared stories thanked German guards noting fair treatment. notables include Nicholas Katzenbach Murdo MacDonald and R L Schiefelbusch.
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WWII Relics Found During Riley Cleanup at Fort Riley
A spring cleanup at Fort Riley in Kansas uncovered five quarter-pound blocks of TNT a case of dynamite and wreckage from two quarter ton Marine Corps trucks used in World War II practice air drops about 20 years ago. The partial findings suggest the drops were not very successful.
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Deana Martin Wins Recording Contract with Columbia
Dean Martin's 16 year old daughter Deana Martin is formally recognized as a singer after Judge A A Scott approves her recording contract with Columbia Records on Thursday.
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Senator Long Demands FDA Informant Access
Senator Edward V. Long told the Senate that federal agencies including the Post Office Treasury and Health Education Welfare had withheld information from a privacy invasion probe. He said investigators were tailed in Boston and sought subpoenas for three Kansas City FDA employees to testify about electronic gear used in the case.
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Lawyers Dominate House with Notable Diversity in 89th Congress
The 89th Congress shows lawyers as the core profession with 239 of 434 members, and many with prior government service. Notable outliers include three funeral directors, two submarine commanders, five ex FBI agents, a TV producer, and a former Don McNeill Breakfast Club singer.
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Yale Selects Broadfoot as Basketball Captain
Herb Broadfoot of Des Moines Iowa will captain Yale basketball next season succeeding Don Taylor of Ridgewood New Jersey as team leader and starter on the squad.
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Bert) Broadfoot
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Lyndon pool sessions train future Kansas lawyers with steak
In Lyndon Kansas Bermuda-clad youths meet at Judge Alex Hotchkiss home for three weeks of pool play steak meals and bar-study sessions. The Washburn students aim to pass the state bar exam with rehearsed questions from prior tests and mock practice under the judge’s direction.
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New Campus Rally Demands Action Over Four Student Incidents
A large protest at UC Berkeley drew about 2000 people to Sproul Hall as officials consider disciplinary steps against student leaders tied to the campus dirty word controversy. Arthur Goldberg, a 23 year old English graduate student and former Free Speech Movement figure, plus three others were suspended for public display of an obscene four letter word amid campus unrest.
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University of California
Sproul Hall
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Air Force officer killed in Salina training jet crash
Maj Clyde M Benson, 42, of Wichita's McConnell AFB, died after bailing out of a two seat jet during a training pass near Schilling AFB. The crash blamed on a plane malfunction during a strafing training run over Camp Phillips range. Benson, formerly of Silsbee Texas, left a wife and three children ages 18 10 and 8.
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Clyde M. Benson
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Schilling Air Force Base
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Benson
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Schilling
Silsbee
Tex
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