Chiang To Begin Ath Term Chiang To Begin Ath Term
Chiang Kai-shek begins a fourth six year term as Nationalist China's president with economist C K Yen named as heir apparent and vice president elect Yen the first military man to hold the office Yen, 60, is premier and former governor of Formosa and longtime finance minister The pick underscores Yen's administration and economic expertise as Chiang seeks a capable successor.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
C.K. Yen
Yen
Chen Cheng
Traffic Kills IS In A Day In Turkey Crashes
Thirteen workers were killed and 50 injured in two traffic accidents in Turkey. A truck overturn in Turkish Thrace killed nine, carrying 98 laborers. In southwestern Anatolia another four died when a truck skidded.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Turkish Thrace
Anatolia
Gemini 9 Astronauts Ready For Toughest Job Ever
Cape Kennedy. Astronauts Thomas P Stafford and Eugene A Cernan prepared for a historic mission as weather risk looms over the Tuesday launch of Gemini 9. The crew planned a record 70 hour 40 minute flight featuring the fastest rendezvous, a long spacewalk, and advanced docking tests with an Agena target rocket.
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Ronald Thompson
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Wasp
Stafford
Cernan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Oklahoma
Plane crash near West Yellowstone saved by snow and mirror
At 7000 to 8000 feet near the Idaho Montana border a plane crashed in soft snow after icing and loss of altitude. Three survivors Mrs Don F Kline director of research at Idaho State University Mrs Lena Heikes and Mr. Heikes used a hand mirror to signal rescuers. They endured a night in cold weather before being found by aerial and ground crews.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Pocatello
Idaho
Don F. Kline
Lena Heikes
Idaho-Montana
Kline
Heikes
Hearing Today On MSU CIA Controversy
Michigan State University officials and Ramparts writers testify today before a House subcommittee on whether MSU acted as a front for the CIA in South Vietnam in 1959. Ramparts writer Warren Hinckle III and Stanely Scheinbaum appear as the panel probes MSU overseas work aiding Ngo Dinh Diem regime.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Central Intelligence Agency
South Viet Nam
MSU
John A. Hannah
Ramparts Magazine
Menlo Park
Calif
Warren Hinckle III
Ramparts
Stanley Schein
CIA
Spock Leads Anti War March Through Washington
Dr. Benjamin Spock led 11,000 protesters from the White House toward an outdoor rally near the Washington Monument in peaceful weather. A brief scuffle occurred as marchers with Viet Cong flags clashed with two men in Nazi arm bands, who were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Washington
Benjamin Spock
Children’s Health
White House
Viet Nam
Washington Monument
Spock
Norman Thomas
Pennsylvania Avenue
Young Americans For Freedom
Policeman Among Ohio Road Victims
Ohio weekend traffic toll was relatively low with at least 14 deaths reported from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Among the victims was a policeman killed early Saturday near Rossford when his cruiser struck another car while pursuing a speeder.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Rossford
RCA Rubber executive Clifford Reiss dies at 73
Akron memorial services set for Clifford E. Reiss board chairman of RCA Rubber Co and Eclat Rubber Co He died Sunday at Akron General Hospital born in Dover Ohio started Eclat in 1919 and RCA Rubber in 1947 survived by his widow and daughter.
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RCA, Eclat Rubber
Akron, Ohio
Akron
Clifford E. Reiss
RCA Rubber Co
Eclat Rubber Co
Reiss
Akron General Hospital
Dover
Ohio
Eclat Company
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Gene Cernan
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Yin
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Bartel
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