Beachgoers ordered from shore under emergency conditions
In an emergency situation many of an estimated 10 000 Sunday bathers were asked to leave the beaches after a plane issue arose, with some people reportedly unable to continue their day at the water’s edge.
Congo Mutineers Hold Plantation in Congo Fight for Tshombe
White mercenaries and Katangan troops mutinied leaders move from Kisangani. They shelter in Maj Jean Schramm's plantation 155 miles southeast of Kisangani. Forces evacuated 330 Europeans and Americans with C130s as conflict widens.
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Oklahoma Doctor and Son Killed in Plane Crash
Dr. Leroy Francis Gay of Enid Oklahoma and his 14 year old son Gregory died when their plane crashed in a field five miles west of Tonkawa on a trip to Marion Kansas for a family reunion. A witness said the craft circled then went down with full power on the L J Fox farm. The craft skimmed a pond before flipping over in the field.
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Body of a Second Man Found in State River
The body of the second man who drowned Friday in the Smoky Hill River near Junction City Kansas was recovered Sunday. Thomas W Stamper 40 was found near the area where Sgt Calvin W Worsham 30 of Ft Riley was recovered Saturday. Authorities said both men drowned when their boat capsized in swift water released from Milford Reservoir.
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Bert Nash Clinic Welcomes Part-Time Psychiatrist
Dr. Fred Peisner age 33 will join the Bert Nash Mental Health Center staff as a part-time psychiatrist. He will work about 10 hours weekly on Saturdays and a weekday and start immediately. Peisner completes a two year military obligation at Forbes Air Force Base after training at Miami University Medical School in Florida and internship at Los Angeles County Hospital.
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Sylvia Wins Miss Universe Crown at 21
Sylvia, a 21 year old Alabama senior, edged Venezuela's Mariela Perez Brangee to win Miss Universe in Miami Beach. The 5 foot 7 inch brunette, known for her smile, will return to the University of Alabama after her reign. England's Jennifer Lewis placed third, with Ritva Lehto and Batya Kabirialso noted among top contestants.
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Finland
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Helena ‘Lehto
Israel
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Secret mini mine spread on North Florida beach
Thousands of small explosive devices drifted onto a public beach in North Florida as hundreds of servicemen gathered bomblets along 120 miles of coast. A Fort Walton Beach man, Donald Spinelli, was injured trying to examine one and officials described the device as a Vietnam era alarm mine with sensitive security.
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Laos Raid Kills Eight at Luang Prabang Airport
Reports say eight killed and ten wounded after weekend raids on Luang Prabang airport carried out by Pathet Lao forces with North Vietnamese aid. American T28 bombers destroyed in the attacks.
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Three Americans Dead in Seoul-Area Border Clash
North Korea denied involvement in the hit and run attack on an American post 130 miles south of Seoul as three U S soldiers were killed. Two more Communist raids on the central front were reported with at least one raider killed. Police reported three suspected North Korean agents killed 130 miles south of Seoul. The clash marks the fourth major border incident in the 18 mile American sector since last November.
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Soviet Wheat Pact Spurs Large Farm Stockpiles
Experts predict a sizable stockpile after last year's harvest of about 10 million metric tons. The Soviet Union previously agreed with Canada to buy nine million tons of wheat over three years, shaping new supply commitments and market expectations.
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