Casket Dumped At Sea In 1965 Kennedy Case
US archives reveal a bronze casket carrying President Kennedy was flown from Dallas to the Washington area and dumped into the Atlantic Ocean near the Maryland Delaware coast in 1965. The find, reported by Kermit Hall, deepens the mystery and spurs speculation about possible foul play.
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DaimlerChrysler recalls nearly million minivans for air bag shorts
DaimlerChrysler AG recalls 996,939 Dodge Caravan Plymouth Voyager and Chrysler Town & Country minivans from 1994 and 1995 for wiring harness short circuits causing unintended air bag deployments. No injuries reported. owners to be notified in about a month and repairs at no cost. Also notes a New Mexico dairy payments dispute threatening $200 million aid and pending dairy legislation.
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Shuttle docks with space station Discovery linkage begins
Discovery attached to the 77 foot long, 70 000 pound space station in the first shuttle orbiting post docking. Commander Kent Rominger guided the ship to a six day stay as crew unloads parts and tools for the station’s first permanent inhabitants slated for next March.
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Chinese envoy calls House report vicious and unfounded
China's ambassador Li Zhao Xing dismissed a House select committee report accusing Beijing of stealing U.S. nuclear secrets as vicious and based on Rumormongers. He argued America exaggerates threats while China emphasizes friendly ties and questions how Washington views a country with a small nuclear arsenal. The 700 page report, approved unanimously, alleges theft of advanced U.S. weapons secrets. Cox and Dicks reaffirmed the finding in a letter to The Washington Post.
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Chicago regains housing authority control after reforms
Chicago regains control of its 62,000 public housing units as HUD restores city management four years after seizure. Officials tout improvements in vacancies, rent collection, and maintenance, yet residents warn of ongoing problems. Deborah Young recalls chaotic past at Robert Taylor Homes and newfound hope under local leadership.
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Myers credits influence and ambition from a childhood in Canada
Mike Myers recalls loving comedies as a boy in Canada and credits Peter Sellers for shaping his humor. He cites a line from Equus about self‑improvement and praises his parents' happy, comedy‑filled home as fueling his drive to write and act in films like the upcoming Austin Powers sequel.
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