Relatives of Dead Identifying Bodies in Tahoe Plane Crash
In Minden Nevada relatives gather as crews begin recovering 81 passengers and ten crew members killed when Paradise Airlines Constellation crashed into a snowbound peak en route from San Jose to Lake Tahoe. Investigators from FAA and CAB inspect the site as families await word.
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Minden
Paradise Airlines
San Jose
Calif
Lake Tahoe
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
President And Wilson End Talks
British Labour leader Harold Wilson wraps up a Washington visit after a frank talk with President Johnson. He will speak at the British Embassy and later receive an honorary degree from Bridgeport University in Connecticut. Wilson aims to learn American thinking and assess U.S. leadership, calling the Western Alliance in good hands.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Wilson
Bridgeport University
Connecticut
Labor Party
Western Alliance
United States
Enterprising inventor swords razor with doorbell
A clever inventor fused an electric razor with a doorbell and produced a hum dinger. The quirky device promises novelty in home gadgets and draws amusement for its unusual combo.
Ruby Trial Jury Delays Amid Epilepsy Pamphlet Controversy
In Dallas the Jack Ruby murder trial stalled as Judge Brown fell ill and Judge Wilson took over. A heated dispute over an epilepsy fact sheet and alleged attempts to contaminate jurors delayed voir dire. Fifteen jurors examined, eight men and two women accepted, leaving two to be chosen.
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Dallas
Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Frank Wilson
Dallas, Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Henry M. Wade
Ruby
Oswald
National Epilepsy League
Melvin M Belli
Seven State Snowstorm Brings Heavy Winds Across West
A potent storm rumbled through eight western states and along the Atlantic Coast bringing snow, bitter cold, and strong winds. Tucson saw two inches in two hours and Denver recorded five inches as the system moved east, creating hazardous road conditions and heavy flurries.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Florida
Carolinas
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Nebraska
Kansas
Tucson
Ariz
Denver
6th Fleet Maneuvers In Doubt
Navy officials considered postponing 6th Fleet drills with Turkey over the Cyprus situation but proceeded to avoid heightening crisis mood. Officials described the exercises in the Aegean as routine with Greek and Turkish cooperation and future joint maneuvers planned under NATO auspices.
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Washington
Turkey
Cyprus
Aegean Sea
Pentacon
6Th Fleet
Adm
William E. Gentner Jr
Gentner
Navy
Paul H. Nitze
David McDonald
MacArthur Undergoing Tests At Walter Reed Hospital
General Douglas MacArthur, 84, is undergoing medical tests at Walter Reed Army Hospital for abdominal complaints. Hospital officials say details are unavailable until tests are complete, while reports indicate possible jaundice linked to hepatitis or other ailments. He arrived from New York in apparently good spirits and walked into the hospital's VIP suite.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
New York
Defector Goleniewski Tipped Off U.S. Spies
Polish defector Michal Goleniewski, arriving in 1961 after alleged KGB work, is described as providing information leading to arrests of Soviet spies abroad. Reports say he fed data to U.S. intelligence via Poland since 1958, with some details later disputed by sources. The tipster’s information reportedly helped indict and roll up overseas cells.
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Michal Goleniewski
United States
Ater
Poland
New York
Anerjean
Goleniewski
Soviet Union
KGB
U.S
Kremlin
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Journal - American
Goleniewss
FBI
Guerrillas Slay US Adviser in Major Viet Nam Clash
Communist forces inflicted heavy casualties on two airborne battalions in South Viet Nam in a single engagement. A U.S. adviser was among the dead, marking the heaviest government losses in months.
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Tan Chal
South Viet Nam
U. S
Worsening condition reported for King of Greece
Doctors said King Paul of Greece has a new complication with blood clots in his leg and lung and increasing trouble urinating. The 62 year old monarch, who had stomach surgery two weeks ago, remains under care at the Tatai Palace as Crown Prince Constantine acts as regent.
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Frederika
Constantine
Tatai Palace
Hoffa Jury Tampering Case Sent To Jury In Nashville Trial
In Chattanooga the court reprimanded James R. Hoffa and prepared to send the jury for Hoffa's juror tampering case. Judge Frank Wilson will instruct the eight men and four women before deliberations on the conspiracy charge stemming from the 1962 Nashville trial. Prosecutor James Neal alleged a major assault on the jury system while defense lawyers questioned Partin’s reliability and motives.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dist
Frank Wilson
Teamsters Union
Rrank Wilson
The
Interna
James Neal
James E. Haggerty
Louisiana
Panamanian Dispute Nearing Settlement Amid Mediation
The United States and Panama move toward resolving the seven week canal crisis. President Chiari says President Johnson opened a path to settlement as a five member OAS mediation team holds late night talks in Washington. Ambassador Plate says minds are close and progress is rapid while Johnson signals possible treaty adjustments.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Roberto Chiari
Johnson
Organization of American States
OAS
Miguel J. Moreno
Juan Plate
Paraguay
Associated Press
Chiari
Mild temperatures to continue with possible rain tomorrow
Weather summary notes mild readings through tomorrow with highs near the upper 50s and a 40s low tonight. Previous day saw a high of 57 and a low of 41 with a chance of rain by tomorrow night.
U Thant To Pick Mediator For Cyprus Crisis
Cyprus was set to approve a new plan authorizing U.N. Secretary General U Thant to deploy a peace force in the Mediterranean island and to name a mediator to resolve the constitutional crisis. The draft, from five of six Security Council members, hinges on Cyprus and Makarios' approval amid Greek Turkish tensions and disputes over a 1960 treaty guaranteeing the constitution.
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United Nations, N.Y
Cyprus
U.N
U Thant
Mediterranean Island
U.N. Security Council
Carlos Alfredo Bernardes
Thant
Makarios
Brazil
Norway
Ivory Coast
Morocco
Bolivia
Turkey
Britain
Greece
Security Council
Five Nation Resolution Seeks Middle Ground on Treaties
The resolution aims to bridge opposing stances by referencing the August 16 1960 treaties and cites Article 2 paragraph 4 of the UN charter, which requires members to refrain from threatening or using force against territorial integrity.
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U.N
Explosion Debris Crashes Into Elmwood Place Crowd
An explosion shattered an empty warehouse in Elmwood Place Cincinnati area Monday night. Debris rained on bystanders watching a fire in a neighboring building. A 12 year old boy, Ricky Sneed, son of Tom and Mrs Sneed, was buried and crushed.
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Cincinnati
Elmwood Place
Elmwood Park
Ricky Sneed
Tom Sneed
Villarrica Volcano Devastates Conaripe South of Santiago
Villarrica eruption near the town of Conaripe devastates the resort and lumber center 500 miles south of Santiago. Police report seven confirmed deaths though early figures cited 25. About 150 people were sheltered on high ground as 60 miles of southern Chile face the threat of further avalanches and destruction.
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Conaripe
Chile
Villarrica
Santiago
Temuco
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