Bomb Hunt Costs Big U.S. Plane
A U S Air Force C124 Globemaster with eight Americans aboard crashed while transporting equipment for a search for the missing U S nuclear bomb off Spain. Searchers located wreckage near Pico Mulhacen in the Sierra Nevada, with no survivors reported.
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Seville
US Air Force
United States
Middletown Snow Forecast With Light Accumulation Expected
The Weather Bureau predicts 1 to 3 inches of snow in Middletown with the storm ending this evening as temperatures fall to around 15. Thursday should be fair and cooler with a high in the low 30s. Overnight low 33 yesterday's high 47. Rain total over the weekend was .53 inch. The long range forecast indicates temperatures 6 to 8 degrees below normal with daily flurries and light snow on Saturday.
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio River Flood Fears Grow After Snowmelt Rains
A statewide flood alert spreads as creeks and streams rise with warm weekend rains. The Ohio River at Cincinnati is forecast to crest near 55 feet by Thursday, while Athens Hocking River may reach 21 feet. Car Isle Pittsburgh area declares emergency and roads close across southern Ohio.
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U. S Weather Bureau
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Wrapup Expected In Probe Of Ohio Klan
The House Committee on Un-American Activities planned to finish its Ohio Klan probe today, awaiting Eloise Witte known as Grand Empress. Witte did not testify after five summons and may be compelled to appear. a witness described her plotting assassinations of her husband, President Johnson, Vice President Humphrey, and Dr. Martin Luther King.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
Ohio
Eloise Witte
Ohio Klan
Vietnam War Updates Divisive Mine Attacks Kill Dozens
Across South Viet Nam in 24 hours Allied forces killed about 150 Viet Cong in scattered clashes as U S planes struck targets in North and South Viet Nam. Mines exploded along a road southwest of Tuy Hoa killing 27 and wounding 11, with more dead in follow up blasts as farmers harvest rice under siege by Viet Cong activity.
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Dinh Mon
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Humphrey Tours Laos and Thailand Amid Southeast Asia Drive
Vice President Hubert Humphrey toured Laos and Thailand visiting sites tied to Johns on Southeast Asia development aims. He reassured leaders that the United States remains firm against communism while highlighting rural development projects and economic aid plans.
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United States
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Viet Cong Hideouts Found Near Farmer Blasts Site
Patrols uncovered new Viet Cong hideouts including abandoned tunnels and fortifications. A battalion sized camp was found about 40 miles southwest of Saigon with around 40,000 rounds and deserted for a week. In Dinh Tuong Province an attack on an outpost manned by 240 militia was repelled by planes and artillery, five guerrillas killed, government losses light.
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Dinh Tueng
U S 1st Cavalry Reports Viet Cong Death Toll Rise
U S 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division troops with air and artillery support killed 68 Viet Cong around the An Lao Valley 280 miles northeast of Saigon. The three day total reaches 219 Communist dead.
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An Lao
Saigon
Drone downed over North Viet Nam signals 15th unmanned loss
Peking's New China News Agency reported a U.S. high altitude drone was shot down on Sunday over Ninh Binh Province in North Viet Nam. It said the incident marked the 15th pilotedless reconnaissance aircraft downed in the north.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Ninh Binh
Uranium Gas Leak Triggers Fernald Evacuation
About 400 workers at the Atomic Energy Commission feed material production center near Fernald were evacuated after uranium hexafluoride gas escaped from a cylinder.
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Cincinnati
Atomic Energy Commission
Fernald
Stray bullets mark Dominican capital amid turmoil
In Santo Domingo chaos persists as clashes surge through the center of town. Snipers fire and stray bullets dominate daily life while 82nd Airborne troops enforce orders amid a political strike aimed at forcing military leaders to transfer abroad.
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John Counts
Denver
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