Wreckage Reveals Clues In Pacific Air Lines Crash
Nine Civil Aeronautics Board investigators sift wreckage from a Pacific Air Lines turbo prop crash near San Francisco after a Reno origin flight. A cocked 38 caliber revolver found aboard sparked FBI and coroner scrutiny while witnesses described a low approach and sudden explosion.
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Dirksen Seeks Changes in Public Accommodations Section
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen plans to present 69 proposed amendments to the civil rights bill’s public accommodations section. Negotiations with Kennedy aides and both parties’ leaders aim to break the filibuster impasse, with Humphrey hoping for a package that gains a two thirds majority.
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Rusk to Urge NATO Aid for Viet Nam and Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Europe to press NATO allies to increase support for South Viet Nam counterinsurgency and back the U S Cuba embargo. He will attend a foreign ministers meeting in The Hague after Brussels.
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Egypt Tightens Security for Khrushchev Arrival
Cairo reports maximum security measures for Premier Khrushchev set to land in Alexandria Saturday. Egyptian army intelligence officers police and plainclothes guards assigned to escort him on a routing through Port Said Cairo and other points. Soviet planes to tour UAR accompany Khrushchev with the Arme nia due to arrive at Alexandria for a welcome and rapid start to a busy schedule with Gamal Abdel Nasser.
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Injunction Ends Rail Walkouts Across Four Lines
U.S. marshals served a temporary injunction in Chicago ending the last of four rail walkouts by firemen protesting job eliminations. About 950 workers were idle earlier as pickets showed at Joliet and Conway yards. the strikes were unauthorized and the hearing is set for Monday.
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Plane Lands Safely After Nine Hours
A six man crew of a B47 bomber spent nearly nine hours circling Lockbourne Air Force Base after a landing gear failure. The jet was in the air 14 hours 24 minutes and refueled twice before an emergency belly landing on a foam covered runway at 6 55 a m. The plane sustained minor damage and the crew suffered no injuries.
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Weather picture shows showers and thundershowers tonight
Showers and thundershowers are expected tonight and tomorrow with continued warm temperatures. Yesterday's high reached 76 and today's low was 65.
Red China Rejects Soviet Bid for Early Talks
The Chinese Communist leadership declined Moscow’s proposal for a preliminary meeting this month to address tensions between the two nations. Beijing suggested postponing two party talks to the first half of next year, possibly May, with further postponement if conditions remain unfavorable.
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Falangist Leader Miguel Primo de Rivera Dies in Madrid
Miguel Primo de Rivera, 61, Falangist leader and former Spain ambassador to London and minister of agriculture, died at his Madrid home after a long illness.
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The Bachelor Blues Prompt a Morning Hustle
A light joke notes that singles must rise early to earn funds for late nights. The quip reflects bachelor lifestyles and money juggling in a humorous voice.
Rescue Efforts Fail As Two Boys Drown in Inland Waterway
In Atlantic City two 9 to 10 year old boys, Joseph McCabe Jr and Michael Gerner, drowned after their rowboat sank. Louis Knauff, 35, struggled to save them, but both youths disappeared as bystanders watched. Gas station attendants and a woman condemned the crowd for inaction.
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U S Military Attaches Drugged in Odessa
Two American military attaches say they were drugged during a Odessa trip. Lt Col Van Meter and Lt Col Landrigan left Moscow for Helsinki and return soon. Cmdr Shapiro remained on duty. British attache Harvey-Samuel also drugged with wife and son in Warsaw bound. State Dept cites barbiturate-induced drowsiness with no injuries or theft reported.
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Business Council Shows LBJ Winning Support
At HOT SPRINGS Virginia the Business Council opened weekend sessions with administration officials and many top industrialists signaling growing confidence in President Johnson. Business leaders credited his tax cuts and budget restraint, noting he listens and values advisor input, with some calling him a “real charmer” after his Athens Ohio appearance.
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Johnson urges civil rights as he tours Deep South
President Johnson called for racial justice and rejected extremist efforts during a Georgia swing. He spoke at breakfast with lawmakers in Atlanta and later in Gainesville, tying poverty war and equal rights to constitutional guarantees and full participation for all Americans.
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Johnson cites racial problems as nationwide not regional
Johnson argues that racial strife has deep roots in Southern soil but stresses the issue is not confined to one area. He says these tensions also trouble Maryland, Philadelphia slums, and the streets of New Orleans.
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Tornadoes Rip Across Iowa And Wisconsin
Severe storms swept the central U S injuring more than 60 people and damaging many homes and businesses. A Waterloo Iowa twister struck a residential area and a trailer court injuring around 15 hospitalizations. A mobile home site near Wisconsin Rapids also suffered damage and injuries.
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