Engines to be studied after jet crash near Cincinnati
General Electric specialists will examine four engines from the Trans World Airlines 880 Convair that crashed near Cincinnati. Investigators released the first bodies to relatives and described witnesses noting an intense localized snow shower at crash time. NTSB officials expect most findings to wait for a formal January hearing.
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Cincinnati
General Electric
Evendale
Greater Cincinnati
Ed Slattery
National Transportation Safety Board
Breakfast table proverb echoes daily chase of life
A pithy line notes instinctive pursuits in daily life as breakfast table musings. It conveys a simple chain of pursuit from bird to worm and cat to bird, then dog to cat, hinting at competitive dynamics of the day.
Pentagon Studies Proposal To Re Equip S Viet Army
Pentagon authorities study U S plans to modernize the South Vietnamese army to share the war burden. Westmoreland aims for token U S withdrawal by 1969 as regiments receive M16 rifles M60 machine guns helicopters and new vehicles through a staged build up. The effort relies on U S airpower and artillery to back Vietnamese forces.
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Pentagon Studies
S. Viet Army
Washington
Pentagon
U. S
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
United States
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Reptile Man Survives Deadly Bite At Serpentarium
Clarita Haast reports her 56 year old husband, a Miami Serpentarium herpetologist, was bitten by a dangerous snake during handling of a new specimen. Rushed to hospital in critical condition, he later improved. He has long claimed immunity from venom after daily injections from a venom mix.
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Clarita Haast
Miami
Haast
Hanst
Vance in Athens as Cyprus Crisis Flares
US envoy Cyrus Vance arrived in Athens amid Greek Turkish tensions over Cyprus as both nations kept military alert. Evacuations ordered for 400 American dependents in Nicosia, while travelers were urged to avoid Cyprus Greece and Turkey. U Thant envoy also urged restraint in parallel diplomacy.
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Athens
Cyrus R. Vance
Cyprus
North Atlantic Alliance
U.S
Nicosia
Beirut
State Department
Greece
Turkey
Vance
Ankara
Johnson
Jose Roiz-Bennett
U.N
U Thant
Turks Hold Aces In Cyprus Crisis
An analysis from Ankara says Turkey now holds the balance of power in the Cyprus dispute. It asserts Turkey’s military edge and stable public support, contrasts Greek turmoil, and notes Athens and Washington pressures. The piece recalls historical claims, Cyprus autonomy, and troop limits under the 1960 independence accord.
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U.N
Cyprus
Britain
Turkey
George Grivas
Greece
Ankara
Athens
Grivas
U.S
Weather forecast for Southwest Ohio area tonight
Forecast for Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley calls for occasional light rain in the evening, then clearing and turning cold after midnight. Low temperatures are expected from 28 to 33 degrees. Yesterday’s high reached 38 and the low 28.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Army misidentifies body in Vietnam death York soldier buried by mistake
Elizabethton Tennessee AP reports a Kentucky man, Pfc. John W. Guinn, was buried in error as Pfc. Quinn W. Tichenor after unit misidentification. Tichenor’s body was disinterred for reburial in Louisville. Guinn’s family faced grief as the Army apologized and noted reassignment.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Kentucky
Vietnam
John W. Guinn
Blanche Guinn
Army
Guinn
Pfc
Quinn W. Tichenor
Louisville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tichenor
Here
Thelma
Ft. Knox
Samuel H. Tichenor
Ft. Bragg
N.C
35Th Infantry
4Th Infantry
John
William Adkins
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