Tragic Cincinnati crash leaves 64 dead, 18 survivors
Federal investigators worked to determine why a TWA jet crashed on approach to Greater Cincinnati Airport killing 64 of 82 aboard. A. B. Krueger said 75 passengers and seven crew were aboard with 18 survivors. Most injuries treated at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Covington.
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TWA
Greater Cincinnati
A. B. Krueger
Krueger
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
American Airlines
Ohio River
National Transport Safety Board
Paul Dickmann
Hebron, Ky
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Dickmann
Pursesnatcher Delays Woman From Flight in L A Snatch
Peggy Ball of Muncie missed Trans World Airlines flight 128 after a thief snatched her purse at Los Angeles International Airport. The loss of her ticket cash and travel checks prevented boarding as rescue and investigation followed the crash near Greater Cincinnati Airport.
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Muncie, Ind
Peggy Ball
Muncie
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles International
Middletown Woman, Brother Die in TWA Plane Crash
A TWA Convair 880 crash near Greater Cincinnati Airport killed 68 year old Middletown resident Mrs. Goldie Anthony and her 62 year old brother Theodore Reed of Gary Indiana. The jet carried 75 passengers and seven crew members with 64 of 82 aboard unaccounted for. Anthony’s husband and children awaited news as relatives recalled last minute flight changes and a holiday visit turning tragic.
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Middletown
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Goldie Anthony
Vanderveer Apartments
S. Broad St
Theodore Reed
William L. Anthony
Lewis St
Los Angeles
Anthony
Torrance
Cailif
Chicago
John
Franklin
Tom
Boston
William Anthony
Patricia
Homer A
Mark
Randolph
Ohio
Kent University
Jean Wilson
Funny Feeling Flight 128 Survivor Haines Thinks Fate
Joe W. Haines, an insurance adjuster living at 8241 Thomas Roe, felt a strong premonition he would have been aboard Flight 128 that crashed near Cincinnati last night. He recalls similar war era hunches and canceled a Los Angeles round trip after hearing the news and calling his brother's wife.
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Joe W. Haines
Cincinnati
Haines
Thomas Roae
Los Angeles
Heath Leads Two Day Attack On Government Policy
Conservative leader Ed Heath used a national TV speech to condemn the pound devaluation and denounce Labour's handling of the economy. Chancellor Callaghan defended devaluation as a way to boost exports while warning wage and price restraint are needed at home.
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Conservative Party
Edward Heath
U.S
Heath
Wilson
James Callaghan
House of Commons
Vassar to Strike Out On Its Own
NEW HAVEN Conn AP Yale University and Vassar College in Poughkeepsie NY end a year long study of affiliation. Vassar will remain in Poughkeepsie and expand with a coordinate men's college. Yale will explore founding its own women's college.
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New Haven
Six Spacemen Named To Ride Saturn 5
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Six astronauts named for two key rehearsals in America's moon program. McDivitt Scott Schweickart lead Saturn 5 flight late next year. Borman Collins Anders lead 1969 mission. Schirra Cunningham Eisele to command first Saturn 1 test flight next summer and verify crew safety.
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James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
Frank Borman
Michael Collins
William A. Anders
Borman
Collins
Anders
McDivitt
Dezvous
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Walter Cunningham
Donn F. Eisele
Earth
Schirra
Cape Kennedy
Lorain Ohio teachers end three day walkout after vote
Lorain Public schools reopen as the board accepts terms from the Lorain Education Association. Teachers will return if the issues behind the walkout are sent to a board of review. LEA seeks higher pay and benefits, including a $350 yearly raise for beginners and a new compensation plan.
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Lorain
Ohio
Board of Education
Lorain Education Association
LEA
Weather outlook for Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley region
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and occasional showers with warmer temperatures tonight. A low around 47 degrees is expected. Wednesday remains cloudy and cooler with a chance of snow flurries. Yesterday’s high reached 36 and a low of 34.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
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