Air Crash Probers Hear Pilots Tapes
Air Force accident board hears cockpit tapes from the XB70A crash near Edwards Air Force Base. The collision with a chase plane killed pilot Joseph A. Walker and XB70A copilot Maj. Carl S. Cross, while bomber pilot Al White ejected with minor injuries. Tapes reveal distress calls and spin conditions as Cotton reports loss of tail and ejections.
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al White
Edwards Air Force Hospital
Virginia
White
Joe Walker
Maj
Carl Cross
U.S. Air Force
Edwards Afb
Calif
Joseph A. Walker
Los Angeles Times
Aerospace
Marvin Miles
Miles
Air Force
Joseph Cotton
Walker
Carl S. Cross
Cotton
Earth
Cross
General Electric
Kennedy Defends U S Viet Policy Before Tanzania Leaders
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy defended U S Viet Nam policy before Tanzania's ruling party leaders in Dar es Salaam. He said the United States wants South Viet Nam to decide its own destiny and that if the people choose communism or any other government, the United States will abide by that choice.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Robert F. Kennedy
America
United States
South Viet Nam
U S Popularity Gains Predicted by Ball
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball predicts anti-American sentiments will fade as Western European nations unite. He argues those feelings stem from perceived disparities in size and the United States’ overwhelming wealth and influence.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Ball
United States
Fisherman Survives 40 Hours After Bayou Mix Up
Leo G. Robinson of Baton Rouge vanished Tuesday while fishing in Iberville Parish. He paddled through Bee Bayou all night, drifted with a swift current, and relied on later help from two Franklin campers who lent a hose to restart his motor. He finally reached the boat landing after a 20 mile return voyage.
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Baton Rouge
Iberville Parish
Leo G. Robinson
Bee Bayou
Franklin
Space lead over Russia cited by Johnson aide
Washington, UPI The United States has a slight space lead over Russia, but officials urge not to rush judgment. Dr. Edward C. Welsh, executive secretary of the National Aeronautics and Space Council, says U.S. and Soviet progress is not a predictor of future rankings and stresses ongoing advancement and decisive achievements beyond current margins.
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Washington
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
U.S
America
Russia
Welsh
United States
Sut
Ranger
Surveyor
Space
Judge May Order Union Payment of Rail Strike Fines
In Washington AP reports a bid will be made next week to compel payment of 27000 in federal court fines levied against the AFL CIO Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and its president H E Gilbert for a four day strike that crippled eight major railroads in 38 states last April The judge has indicated no issues to try and may allow time to appeal while railroads pursue damage suits potentially exceeding 20 million dollars
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Washington
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
H. E. Gilbert
Joseph L. Rauh
Francis Shea
Durolatum Offered for Skin Ailments by Bodans Pharmacy
A Bodans Pharmacy notice promotes Durolatum as relief for minor skin conditions including burns boils fever blisters impetigo ringworm and bites from chiggers ticks mosquitoes and other insects. It emphasizes household preparation for burns and cuts and urges customers to seek product use for relief.
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Joe Cotton
Kennedy
U.S. Viet
B.T.U
Calvert Frantom
Monroe
Salomen
Fred Frantum and
Vincent Zagone
Bayou
LBJ
Bodans Pharmacy
Lonneuseray
Penney
Penncrest
Lowboy T.V
Penneyton
Viva Knits
Vieverstein
Phillip Fishman
Desiard
Big
T.V
Shop Penney's
Mid-City Plaza
Louisville
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