Airport Crash Darkens Family Meeting Plans
Waterling, a 19 year old college sophomore, waited at Cincinnati airport for his father John J. Waterling after a 727 jet from New York crashed. For hours lines were busy as families learned of the tragedy, then an airline official delivered the news in a motel at the airport.
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Cincinnati
John C. Waterling
Greater Cincinnati
New York
Waterling
John J. Waterling
Sev
John
Eisenhower Admitted to Fort Gordon Hospital
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower was admitted to Fort Gordon Army Hospital with chest pains and placed under an oxygen tent as a precaution. Doctors noted no breathing problems and that pains had subsided with narcotics, while a diagnosis was not yet made.
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FT. Gordon, Ga
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
William W. Cox
Ft. Gordon
Eisenhower
Cox
Eishower
Battey
Charles Zerzan
Thomas W. Mattingly
Washington
Augusta
Eisenhowers
John
Phoenixville
Army
Fort Hospital
Butte
Mamie
Augusta National Golf Club
Landing Strip Was In Sight Then
Cincinnati report on an American Airlines three engine jet crash near the airport in Kentucky. Fifty eight of the 62 aboard were killed. several survivors included Elmer Weekley Toni Ketchell and Israel Horowitz. Investigators from the Ten Civil Aeronautics Board arrived to probe the cause.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
American Airlines
William Wilkerson
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York City
Ralph Sprague
Elmer Weekley
Saratoga, Calif
Toni Ketchell
West Monroe
Israel Horowitz
Closter
N.J
Classic Records
Decca Record Co
Norman Spector
Valley Stream
N.Y
Bechtel Associates
Miss Ketchel
Witnesses recall Boeing 727 crash near Cincinnati
In a Cincinnati area car during a thundershower, Ralph Sprague and his wife watched a Boeing 727 jet descend toward the hillside near the Greater Cincinnati Airport. They described hearing passengers call for help as the plane burned on the steep slope, and Sprague and his brother-in-law helped two survivors toward the road.
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Cincinnati
Ralph Sprague
Kentucky
Greater
Sprague
Heavy Viet Cong losses in major jungle clash near Saigon
U S paratroopers clashed with a Viet Cong battalion in D Zone north of Saigon, reporting 391 Communist deaths. The 173rd Airborne Brigade suffered heavy casualties as air and artillery fire struck the jungle front.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
D Zone
U.S
173Rd
Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
U.S. Army
101St “Screaming Eagles
Qui Nhon
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Darkess
Ellis Williamson
Williamson
Weather prospects: clear and cold tonight in Middletown
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts clear and cold weather with overnight lows of 28 to 33 degrees. Wednesday should be sunny and warmer. yesterday’s high reached 67 degrees and the low was 37 at 8 this morning. Middletown reports .05 inch of rain last night.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Middletown
Chuckle The Best Angle To Use In Approaching A Problem
A lighthearted remark notes that the best way to address a problem is to try a proactive angle. It suggests experimentation and persistence as methods to find a solution.
Ohio and Cincinnati Area Victims Named in Airline Toll
American Airlines lists area residents among the dead in the crash. Names include Richard Charron of Louisville Kentucky Kk 1 Fasold and William R Kolb of Louis, Mrs R C Larkin of Lexington Kentucky, T H Walsh of Covington, L M Genung W Morris and Mrs W Morris of Cincinnati, E R Meatee and Mrs E S Lee of Cincinnati, Esther Healey and J J Waterling of Cincinnati, R Dickerson of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Area
American Airlines
Richard Charron
Louisville
Fasold
Cincinnati
William R. Kolb
R. C Larkin
Lexington
E. R. Meatee
E. S. Lee
Esther Healey
J. J. Waterling
R. Dickerson
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Eral
Ike
Louis Battey
Mattingly
Denver
Colo
Federal Aviation
Gilbert Dolwick
J. P Dolwick
Dolwick
Mrs. Horowitz
New Jersey
Ann Landers
Crane
Eeseesesees
Valley News
R. C. Larkin
W. Morris
North Bend
Ohio
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