Air Force Academy probes cheat ring involving cadets
More than 100 cadets at the Air Force Academy may be tied to a cheating scandal with a core group allegedly stealing exams and selling them. About 29 resignations had been announced as the investigation continued, while the academy emphasized the vast majority were not involved.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Secretary of the
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Washington
Zuckert
Ben Martin
Academy
Hell of a Wedding in Michigan Small Town
Beverly Balfe of Columbus Ohio and Jesse Parmer of Poplar Bluff Missouri wed in Hell Michigan after a hazardous drive from Ann Arbor. Their car spun several times but they reached Justice Met Reinhard to exchange vows. The judge quipped the couple wed “just for the Hell of it.”
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Hell, Mich
Beverly Balfe
Columbus
Ohio
Jesse Parmer Itl
Poplar Bluff
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hell
Justice
Reinhard
Justice's
GOP Seeks New Voice for Unified Party
CHICAGO AP Republicans push to form a national coordinating council to speak with one voice. The plan would add five former presidential nominees and five governors to the council with Ray Bliss as chairman. Dean Burch estimates first year cost around 150000 dollars.
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Chicago
National
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Canital Hill
National Committee
Chaiman Dean Burch
Morton
Kentucky
Senate
Gardiner Johnson
San Francisco
Burch
Ray C. Bliss
Coordinating Council
GOP
Party of Re- Barch
Bliss
Leningrad Struck By Flu Siege
Leningrad, the Soviet Union’s second largest city, faces a virulent flu outbreak with several thousand daily deaths reported over the past week. Up to a third of workers are out sick, schools closed, and unessential travel discouraged. No fatalities reported.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Notables At Funeral Of Mrs Brown In Blanchester
Funeral services were held for Mrs Clarence J. Brown Sr. 71 wife of Ohio congressman in Blanchester Ohio Saturday. Gov James A Rhodes led GOP notables including Warren C Nelson Fred Marr John Bricker and several congressmen attended as Brown was in Washington.
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Brown
Blanchester
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
James A. Rhodes
GOP
Warren C. Nelson
Fred Marr
U. S
John Bricker
Toledo Freezing Rain Triggers Icy Accidents Across Lucas County
Freezing rain blanketed Toledo and Lucas County from early morning, causing numerous traffic crashes and power outages. About three quarters of an inch of ice had formed by afternoon as temperatures stayed in the mid twenties to low thirties. Crews worked to clear streets while no deaths were reported and a girl escaped injuries after a car overturned near Swan Creek.
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Toledo, Ohio
Lucas County
Weather Bureau
Swan Creek
Fumes Blamed In 2 Deaths In Suburban Cincinnati
Authorities say fumes from an unvented gas heater caused the deaths of Mrs. Catherine Steinhauser and her son William in Norwood Ohio. Police found the bodies in their apartment late Friday after the pair had not been seen since Monday.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
Catherine P. Steinhauer
William
Doctors Say LBJ Strong After Major Health Scare
President Lyndon B. Johnson survived a massive heart attack in 1955 and recovered fully. Doctors cited his physical strength and rare ability to cope with stress, noting added chest issues from bronchiectasis and repeated pneumonia. A November 6 visit for a tooth in Johnson City, Texas, is also mentioned.
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Don B. Johnson
Johnson hospitalized with chest congestion and cold
President Johnson is treated at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda for a bad cough and chest pain. He said he would return to work if needed and described low resistance after long hours of work. His wife and daughter also fell ill, with Mrs. Johnson admitted nearby and Lynda Bird staying at the White House.
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President Johnson
Johnson
White House
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Mrs. Johnson
Lynda Bird
Reds Set For Liberation
A Tibetan monk from Tshi Lhunpo Monastery in Shi gatse Tibet said Communist China has massed 30 000 well equipped soldiers along Himalayan borders ready to liberate Asia from imperialists and colonialists.
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New Delhi
India
Nepal
Himalayan
Asia
Nagawang Thubdob
Tshi Lhunpo
Shigatse
Tibet
Stink At Rotterdam Harbor From Copra Fire
A cargo of copra aboard the Norwegian freighter Tobon smouldered in Rotterdam harbor. Fireboats fought the blaze but nearby residents reported a strong odor miles away as smoke lingered.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Blood Flows Freely at Armco and Workers’ Calm
A report from Armco Steel Corp. shows blood flows freely at an internal safety drill, reassuring employees about workplace safety. Also notes on artists as underprivileged figures and Ohio efforts to streamline state recreation facilities.
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Armco Steel Corp
Quake Records Hit Pacific Ocean Region
Berkeley based seismographs register a major quake in the Pacific with magnitude 7.5 at 4 25 p m PST. Union scientists note the event tangled seismograph lines and the epicenter is undetermined while Honolulu station is alerted for possible tidal effects.
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Pacific
University of California Seismographic Station
San Francisco
Honolulu
North Vietnamese charges shelling by US South Vietnamese warships
North Vietnam claimed six warships under U.S. and South Vietnamese command shelled a town early Saturday. A woman and child were killed and three others wounded, with a house destroyed. Radio Hanoi said a ship was damaged by North Vietnamese forces.
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Tokyo
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Todays Chuckle on Fashion Comfort and Style
A lighthearted quip notes women favoring new outfits regardless of comfort while men opt for comfort even if the style is dated. The comment reflects playful gendered fashion stereotypes without naming people or events.
Books Burned At Hue U S Library Amid Viet Nam Protests
Demonstrators in Hue attacked a U S Information Agency library burning about half the books and looting offices. Premier Huong urged calm as Buddhist-led protests spread to Saigon and Nha Trang with thousands marching. Civilians faced violence amid fears of Communist infiltration and continued unrest.
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U.S. Library
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Information Agency
Hue
Here
Tran van Huong
Nha Trang
Viet Nam American Association
U.S
Johnson
Monk
Cides
Ngo Dinh Diem
NO FIDDLES Jap Cat Lovers Hit Sour Note
Representatives of the Japan Cat Club demanded police action after alleging hunting licenses were issued to cat catchers. Police countered that no licenses were issued and denied the claim.
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Japan Cat Club
Metropolitan Police Board
Osaka
Japan
New Carrier Commissioned
PORTSMOUTH VA AP The attack aircraft carrier America the second largest war ship in the world was placed in commission on Saturday More than 6 000 guests gathered with the ship s officers and men on the hangar deck Secretary of State Dean Rusk hailed the vessel as a unique instrument of the American commitment to peace and freedom The America built at Newport News Shipbuilding Dry Dock Co is conventional powered second only to Enterprise in tonnage and length
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Portsmouth
America
Dean Rusk
Enterprise
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
Churchill Nearing End After Stroke Battle
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill's condition worsened Saturday night with doctors noting signs of deterioration. Lord Morgan and a BMA spokesman said the 79 year old war leader appears to be moving toward the end after nine bul letins since his Jan. 15 stroke.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lord Morgan
Churchill
Winston
British Medical Association
Britain
Hyde Park Gate
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