Oil Slick Debris Spotted In Hunt For Missing U S Tanker Planes
Debris and an oil slick found in two search zones northeast of Miami as U S Air Force planes and Coast Guard ships scour the Atlantic for two missing tanker aircraft on a refueling mission. Debris includes red life jackets and parts of a plane. Air Rescue Service says debris points to aircraft parts but no confirmation of fate.
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Trains Kept Moving as Railroad Strike Fades
Washington report shows trains remained in operation as Congress enacted and Kennedy signed emergency rail labor measures. Arbitration panels named to resolve major issues of firing crew size and work assignments while unions and carriers prepare further talks.
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Penalty Faces Some For Violation of Travel Ban
U S State Department travelers who violated the Cuba travel ban by visiting Havana flew home to Madrid. Four stayed longer. two identified as R Glenn of Huntington, Indiana, and his wife. Passports held. leaders may be prosecuted. The group had traveled months earlier as guests of the Cuban government.
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Opponents Form Group Against Shaff Plan in Des Moines
Articles filed by opponents of the Shaff reapportionment plan reveal a group named Jowans Against Use Sheil Flan organized to oppose the Shall law. Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst reports the group formed to oppose the measure set for vote on December 3. Duane Sewell of Algona serves as chairman.
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Roadway dispute sparks $56,500 damage claim in Carroll County
Herbert Smithburg and spouse sue over injuries from an August collision at Golden Valley Camp, a Methodist church facility run by the South Iowa Conference. Defendants include Rev Me Dietlerich now pastor at Lis Methodist Church and the South Iowa Center Board of Education.
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Butts Award Delayed After Post Defamation Suit
A federal judge stayed a 53.06 million verdict awarded to Wally Butts in a Curtis Publishing Co suit stemming from a Saturday Evening Post article alleging he fixed the 1982 Alabama Georgia game. Motions for new trial and for judgment are pending, with Curtis expected to file by Friday.
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Moline to Stop Polluting River Discharge Plan
Springfield report quotes Moline officials moving to curb wastewater into the Mississippi under a Safe Sanitary Board order. Mayor Tanner and Arndt testify as construction of a new sewage plant aimed for completion by 1986.
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Rescuers Hope for Bava Alive After Three Shaft Drilling
In Hazleton area a rescue effort continues after a coal mine collapse entombed Daniel Bova 400 feet down. Crews drill multiple shafts as a possible echo of life is sought, following a faint sound heard by Bova’s brother and rescue teams.
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Fate of 10 Unknown in Utah Survive Hope Fades
Rescue efforts at the 2700 foot potash mine shaft in Moath Utah paused to establish a fresh air pocket as five miners believed alive remained barricaded behind debris. State Mine Commissioner Caspar Nelson said the air base could take 44 hours and rescuers would not enter the tunnels during that period.
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Way Cleared for Hoffa Goal National Pact
Washington delegates have cleared the way for a national contract pact. A constitutional basis for negotiation and a 10 member national policy committee will guide the process. Negotiators would meet with management to write a national contract that would replace local agreements, expiring next year.
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Perry Galt and Country Club Wins Liquor License
The Perry Galt and Country Club received a liquor by the drink license after a local election in Boone County. The club, located three miles north of Perry in Boone County, had awaited the outcome of a 2 cal. option referendum.
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Five Billion Space Program Approved by Congress
Washington reports Congress voted to authorize about 5.25 billion dollars for a civilian space program for the current fiscal year. The House approval came 248 to ? and the Senate backed the plan by voice vote, pairing with prior authorizations. Included is 1.1474 billion for the Apollo project to land astronauts on the moon by 1970.
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Senate panel OKs limited nuclear test treaty vote set
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a limited nuclear test treaty by 16 to 7, sending it to the full Senate with expectations of strong ratification. Sen. Russell B. Long voted no, as the panel rejected delays and endorsed moving the measure Monday. Fulbright announced a formal report would clarify understandings and interpretations to avoid reservations renegotiating tests in the atmosphere, underwater, and space.
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Rights Leaders Face Task of Turning March Drama to Action
Washington coverage describes civil rights leaders and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. urging transformation from demonstration to lasting progress as Kennedy warns of a long road ahead. Police report minimal arrests while crowds spread along the National Mall and organizers praise the awakening of national conscience.
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