Bob Considine Dies at 68 Leading Columnist and Reporter
Robert Bernard Considine a premier Hearst columnist and wartime correspondent died of a stroke at 68 in New York. He joined Hearst in 1937, wrote On the Line, covered World War II and Korea, interviewed Nikita Khrushchev, and authored biographies and radio and film projects.
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U S Air Force helicopter crash in West Germany kills six
A U S Air Force Sikorsky helicopter crashed and burned near Paderborn West Germany. Police say six charred bodies were recovered with fears of nine or more. The aircraft originated from Wiesbaden with 16 on board. Witnesses saw three men jump before the explosion.
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