Contaminated Snow From Greenland Crash To Be Shipped Here
The Pentagon says snow contaminated by a B52 crash near Thule Greenland will be removed and sent to the United States for disposal. Project Crested Ice under Air Force Maj. Gen. Richard Hunziker oversees the effort with Denmark's cooperation. The melted snow may be disposed near Aiken South Carolina, referencing a 1966 Spanish soil haul after a prior incident.
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Washington
Pentagon
Thule
Greenland
Air Force
Richard O. Hunziker
Defense Department
Associated Press
Denmark
Thule Air Base
Aiken
S.C
Palomares
Spain
Melee at Dayton Ends in Stabbings After Game
After a tense tournament game in Dayton Ohio a high school basketball player and a fan were stabbed. Another fan suffered a fatal heart attack as fighting broke out. Authorities investigated the incident for possible charges and safety concerns at the venue.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Assembly Approves Bond Issue and Higher Pay
The 107th Ohio General Assembly approved a 759 million bond issue and raised salaries for legislators and officials from 8 000 to 12 750 a year. Senators backed the changes 29 3 after earlier approval of 13 500 for legislative salaries, amid a tense day and criticism from newspapers. Four police were injured and a student involved in a melee after a Dayton Dunbar Beaver Creek basketball game. Beaver Creek won 74 73 to advance in the Class AA tournament.
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Columbus
Ohio
107Th General Assembly
Ralph S. Regula
Stark
Robin T. Turner
Marion
Paul E. Gillmor
Seneca
House
University of Dayton
Dayton
Beaver Creek
Bill Faulkner
T. L. Davis
C. E. Wood
Faulkner
Davis
Miami Valley Hospital
Wood
St. Elizabeth Hospital
F. D. Armstrong
Battles Rage Along Vietnam Northern Front and Air War Escalates
U S and South Vietnamese forces clash around Khe Sanh as B52 bombers wage a massive 1.5 million pound air campaign. Reports cite 203 Communist soldiers killed, 36 and 22 Marines dead and wounded in separate engagements near Quang Tri and Con Thien, with Haiphong bridges and Red River yard targets hit in ongoing strikes.
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Tles
Khe Sanh
U.S
Cua Viet
Quang Tri
da Nang
Con Thien
North Vietnam
Navy AG
Haiphong
Red River
Hanoi
Man in Love Prefers Last Name Call Over First Name
A man expresses love by wanting to address a woman by her last name. The remark highlights a quirky signaling of affection through formality and closeness in relationships.
Why Dont You Act Civil Rights Bill Stalls In Senate
Senate floor manager vents frustration as the civil rights bill stalls for another day. Senator Hart of Michigan responds to delays as cloture votes are blocked and a fourth attempt is planned for Monday.
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Senate
Washington
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Dirksen
Hart
Johnson summons copper strike leaders to White House meeting
President Johnson calls all parties in the 22 state copper strike to the White House for around the clock bargaining with company and union chiefs and federal officials. Some 50 000 workers in 26 unions strike four major producers over companywide bargaining and unified contract dates.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Kennecott
American Smelton & Refining
Ana
Conda
Phelps Dodge
Secretaries of Defense, Labor and Commerce
Rockefeller Won't Enter Primaries for 1968 Nomination
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he would not enter primary battles and would only be willing to be the Republican presidential nominee if the party desires him and can show sufficient support to win the 67 convention votes. He avoided placing his name on primary ballots to prevent party division while signaling readiness if drafted by the party.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Oregon
Nixon
Weather and political notes on Rockefeller and Goldwater
Colder air moves into the Miami Valley with a low near 20 and a high around 30. The piece recalls Rockefeller's 1964 California primary defeat to Goldwater and his stance on write in drives, NH and Oregon primaries, and Nixon's campaigning remarks.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Social Security Increases Begin For 20 Million Americans
More than 20 million Americans receive expanded Social Security checks starting today as the government expands coverage and boosts benefits. Average couple now receives about 265 dollars monthly up from 145 with maximums rising to 230 for couples and 160 for individuals. The change, the largest in the program’s history, also raises 72 plus beneficiaries and adds nearly 500 thousand new workers to the rolls. The payroll tax withholding remains capped at 4.4 percent for 1987 with higher rates applying to earnings beyond 7,800 dollars.
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Tennessee
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