Ohioans Among 75 Die In Japan Plane Crash
Four Ohio residents are among 75 Thermo King Co tour members killed when a Japan airliner crashed near Mt Fuji. The Havliks, David and Beverly from Columbus and Ralph and his wife from Cleveland, are named by New Orient Express Co. as victims. David led the Columbus office, Ralph led the Cleveland office, and both families have several children.
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Thermo King Corp
Far East
Mt. Fuji
Japan
New Orient Express Co
David Havlik
W. Broad St
Columbus
Ralph Havlik
Brookpark Road
Cleveland
Thermos King Columbus
Ralph
Boeing 707 Crashes Near Mt Fuji Killing 124 On Board
AP reports a BOAC Boeing 707 with 124 aboard, many Americans, crashed near Gotemba Japan after a possible midair collision. Eyewitnesses saw flames. weather clear. Rescue found at least 119 bodies. search continued. The tour group included Thermo King dealers and wives. Viking Travel Inc and New Orient Express coordinated the trip.
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Japan
British Overseas Airways Corp
Mt. Fuji
Tokyo
BOAC
Thermo King Corp
Minneapolis
San Francisco
U.S
Itazuke
Hong Kong
Honolulu
New Orient Express Co
Moment of Terror as Jet Sinks Near Mt Fuji
A dramatic photo captures a jet tumbling toward Mt Fuji with an arrow pointing to the falling aircraft. The image was shot by a Japanese vacationer near Mt Fuji using a 35mm camera and a 200mm lens, reported by AP.
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Mt. Fuji
FBI Nabs Threatener On Train
A man named Oswald S. Pick, 27, of Clifton New Jersey was taken from a Washington bound train in Philadelphia after threatening the life of President Johnson. He was held on $50 000 bail and arraigned before U S Commissioner Edward W Furia. About 100 agents assisted the arrest.
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Johnson
Oswald S. Pick
Clifton
N.J
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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FBI
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited Express
Pick
U.S
Edward W. Furia
Air And Ground Action Blazing In Vietnam War
Air and ground combat surge in Vietnam with U S and Vietnamese forces attacking Communist regulars. Air Force hits surface to air missile site west of Hanoi and engages MIGs as Marines and airborne troops claim over 300 enemy killed in two days near Quang Ngai. Troop total reaches 215,000 with heavy operations across Ben Cau Tuy Hoa and Red River delta.
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South Viet Nam
Mew
U.S
Tho
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Hanoi
Quang Ngai
101St Airborne
Tuy Hoa
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Marine Corps
Navy
Coast Guard
7Th Fleet
North Viet Nan
Red River Delta
National Guards to receive uniforms this weekend airlift
Defense Department launches an airlift to deliver Army uniforms to Guardsmen training in civilian clothes. McNamara orders Air National Guard planes to distribute uniforms nationwide to cover shortages and ensure every man gets a basic issue. By end of January about 27 000 guardsmen and 20 000 reservists lacked access to basic training. backlog could reach 125 000 by June.
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Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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National Guard
Louis W. Truman
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Continental Army Command
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McNamara
The
Guard
Bundy Sees Improvement in Vietnam Situation
U S assistant secretary of state for Far East affairs William P Bundy said Vietnam has obviously shown clear improvement in recent months He arrived after Philippine meetings and told reporters that developments have disrupted the other side timetable and caused them perplexity
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South Viet Nam
William P. Bundy
Far East
Viet Nam
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Philippines
Cold spell to return to Miami Valley with light snow flurries
The Miami Valley sees a temporary end to warm spell as colder air arrives. Overnight temperatures dip to around 20 with a high near 35 tomorrow. Expect mostly cloudy skies and a chance of snow flurries, with Monday remaining cold and cloudy.
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One of Worst Blizzards Drops Grip on North Central U S
A massive blizzard with winds above 100 mph paralyzed a wide arc from western South Dakota to northeastern Minnesota. At least three deaths, 72 missing, and widespread shutdowns marked the storm effort. Betty Diede, 13, disappeared near Woodworth, North Dakota, as her mother endured a perilous search. Emergency crews and guards mobilized, with extensive power outages and stranded travelers reported.
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N.D
United States
Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Min
Minnesota
Woodworth
North Dakota
Betty Diede
Raymon Diede
Devils Lake
Sterling Corners
Doland-Redfield
Northern Pacific
Eagle Butte
Bismarck
New Salem
Jamestown
Pierre
S.C
Duluth
Lake Superior
McClusky
Floyd Murray
Long Rest Ordered For Ailing DiSalle In Columbus
Former Gov Michael V DiSalle hospitalized at Grant Hospital after a Friday morning collapse in a hotel barber chair He is listed as serious but not critical and is resting comfortably tests and X rays planned to check for a possible bleeding ulcer Dr Perry Ayres prescribes a long rest and notes the patient is in good condition and people are being told he is out of danger
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Michael V. DiSalle
Dara
Perry Ayres
DiSalle
Grant Hospital
Columbus
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Viking Travel Inc
Minneapolis, Minn
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Murray Goldstein
R. Porter
Thermo King
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National Guards
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