Wind Gusts Said To Cause Braniff Crash In August
British experts testified at a CAB hearing that high intensity wind gusts could have caused a structural breakup of Braniff BAC 111 on August 6 near Falls City Nebraska. The jet carried 42 aboard and encountered a line of thunderstorms en route from Kansas City to Omaha. Cockpit tape showed pilot Donald L Pauley descending from 20000 to 5000 feet amid storm clouds. investigators reported tail section detached first.
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Retired Admiral Wells Dies in Great Lakes Hospital
Charles R. Wells former rear admiral in the U S Naval Reserve and ex president of the American Dental Association died Friday at Great Lakes Naval Hospital in Illinois.
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U.N. Debates Sanctions as South Africa Dominates Rhodesia Issue
In New York the Security Council faces pressure for a total oil embargo on Rhodesia. African leaders urge mandatory penalties, arguing South Africa must act, while Britain resists wide sanctions to avoid clashes with Pretoria. Barbados joins the U.N. as a new member.
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Curt Flood Sets Gold Glove Pace in 159 Game Season
Curt Flood, St. Louis Cardinal outfielder, handled 396 chances in 159 games last season without an error, showcasing remarkable defensive consistency and reliability in center and left fields for the Cardinals.
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Weather transmission from Denver to Miami
Weather snapshot reports conditions across major cities with temperatures and brief notes. Fairbanks shows fog while Los Angeles is clear at 71 52. Atlanta reports rain and 1.64 inches. Miami clear at 75 73. Minneapolis shows snow with 30 6.
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