Mid-Air Collision Probe Stretches Toward Resolution
The Civil Aeronautics Board investigates a Dayton crash that killed 26, seeking precise spatial positions of a Trans World Airlines DC9 and a Beechcraft. CAB officials say confirming a midair collision may take two weeks as witnesses are gathered and engines from the Beechcraft are found south and east of the jet wreckage.
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Urbana, Ohio
Civil Aeronautics Board
Edward Slattery
Trans World Airlines
Slattery
Here
James R. McGuire
TWA
U S Bombers Hit North Vietnams Thai Nguyen Steel Plant
American bombers attacked North Vietnam's Thai Nguyen steel plant for the second day in a row, with 42 aircraft reporting all bombs on target. In the Saigon area a U S infantry battalion clashed with Viet Cong forces as a friendly fire incident killed four soldiers and wounded eight.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
North
Vietnam
Svetlana Stalin Arrives in Geneva Seeks Temporary Stay
Svetlana Allilueva, 42, daughter of Joseph Stalin, arrived in Geneva from Rome aboard an Alitalia charter and was whisked away by Swiss police. Swiss government said she asked for temporary rest in Switzerland and has no active political ties as reports of asylum in the United States or Italy remain unconfirmed.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Svetlana Stalina
Joseph Stalin
Rome
Miss Stalina
Moscow
New Delhi
India
Alitalia Airlines
Bern
Svetlana Allilueva
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Washington
Svetlana
River cresting below earlier forecast at Cincinnati
The Ohio River neared a crest of 59.6 feet at Cincinnati, about a foot below prior estimates, as residents returned home to assess damage. The Weather Bureau projected falls to 50 feet at Portsmouth by Monday and 52 feet at Cincinnati late next week, with Red Cross shelters housing around 400 people and feeding 570 others.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cincinnati
U.S. Weather Bureau
Portsmouth
Red Cross
Ripley
Rochester
Manchester
Maysville
Mexico City Octuplets: Seven Die After Birth
A 21 year old Mexican mother at the 20th of November Hospital gave birth to eight babies Friday night. Seven died by morning with a lone survivor, a baby boy, weighing about five pounds total. Doctors worked through the night in a vain effort to save the infants.
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Mexico City
Irish immigrant awarded record injury settlement in Chicago
James A. Doolan, 28, signed with an X, receives $696,000 in a personal injury settlement. An Irish immigrant worker injured Aug. 20, 1964 on a Case Foundation Co. job when a tripod platform fell. Case Foundation, its insurer pay $451,000. B. R. Abbot Construction Co. pays $245,000. Judge P. A. Sarrantino approved.
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Chicago
James A. Doolan
Doolan
Case Foundation Co
Kenneyville
Ill
Case Foundation
B.R. Abbot Construction Co
P. A. Sarrantino
Circuit Court
5 Percent Rail Pay Hike Urged
An emergency board urged about 137000 rail workers across 95 percent of U.S. rail mileage to accept a 5 percent across-the-board pay raise, retroactive to January 1, with a two-year contract and potential reopening next January on a general wage increase. The six AFL-CIO shopcraft unions threaten a strike on April 12 if demands are unmet.
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Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Cold snap hits Miami Valley with frost tomorrow
Weather predicts much colder air moving in from the north. Temperatures fall to about 35 by tomorrow morning. Sunday high may stay under 45 with a chance of rain or snow tonight.
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Miami Valley
Mao calls army to back three way pacts for power
Mao Tse tung in Red Flag urges the 2.5 million strong army to participate from top to bottom in new Maoist alliances aimed at seizing control of Chinese administration. The purge and cultural revolution have seen revolts in Sinkiang Inner Mongolia Szechuan Tibet with the army quickly taking leadership and acting as police for early Maoist committees challenging Liu.
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Red Flag
Mao
New China News Agency
Sinkiang
Inner Mongolia
Szechuan Province
Tibet
Liu
Russian Court Frees American After Fine
American Buel Ray Wortham of North Little Rock Arkansas was fined 5555.55 dollars on two charges and released from a three year labor camp sentence. The Supreme Court confirmed theft and black market currency deals but spared further confinement. Wortham thanked North Little Rock officials and said he would leave once technical matters are settled.
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Moscow
Buel Ray Wortham
Supreme Court of the
Russian Federation
North Little Rock
Arkman
Leningrad
William) Laman
Ohio University early vacation sparks campus chaos
At Ohio University in Athens a 15 000 student body was sent home two weeks early due to a nonteaching staff strike. Crowds jammed banks and roads as mass picketing continued and a court order sought to curb demonstrations. President Alden cited staffing gaps to justify the premature break.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
Athens National Bank
Ohio
Univ
Ersity
Vernon R. Alden
Herschel Sigall
Alden
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Wortham
Dr. Alden
American Federation of State
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