Civil Air Patrol aids crash site amid Maryland drill
Civil Air Patrol units from Frederick and other Maryland bases split resources between a Hyattstown plane crash scene and a Hagerstown Civil Defense drill. Two killed were Beltsville resident Joseph Myrich and Timothy Shellchock of Silver Spring. The exercise at Hagerstown involved 200 CAP members testing aerial transport, ground operations and radiological monitoring under Civil Defense supervision.
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Civil Air * Patrol
Frederick
Maryland
1 AA
Prederick
14A
Hagerstown
Montgomery
Coun
Beltsville
University of Marysland
Siver Srn
Montgomery County
Joseph Clyde Myrich
Beltsvile
Timothy W. Shellchock
Silver Spring
Myrich
Eyederick County
Interstate
Satur
Tday
Montvom
Fary County
Gatherstuai
Trederick
Clinton Fh. Hughes
United States
al Torce
CAP
Civil Defense
Maryland Cap
Air Force
Raymond Trankensberg
USAS
Hyattstown
Jeannie Maire
Clinton Hughes
Thomas Pitts
Clifford Revoir
Robert P. Schmidt
Richard D. Zimmerman
Charles M. Johnson
Gabriel Teuteberg
Donald Madison
Father smothers infant daughter over television
New York AP report says a 25 year old laborer smothered his 11 month old daughter Rhorrda after she cried during TV watching, then slashed his wrists. His wife Sandra found him in the Brow home living room and police discovered the infant dead in her bed.
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New York
Ronald Pluellen
Sandra
Rhorrda
B52s Sudden Accident Signal Allied Pressure Near Cambodian Border
Report from Saigon cites heavy Allied aircraft activity along the Cambodian border as 95 149 852 bombers unload over 1 000 tons targeting enemy bases. Reassignments and refits of four enemy divisions are noted, while clashes yield American and enemy casualties. Saigon tallies defectors exceed 125 437 since 1963 propaganda push.
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Saigon
Saien
U.S
Kallis
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Frothy Detergent Flood Halts Kennedy Boulevard Plaza
A detergent spill coated Kennedy Boulevard plaza with bubbles and foam. Pedestrians waded ankle deep as a plumber team searched for a shutoff valve beneath the plaza after the washing liquid overflowed.
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Philadelphia
Kennedy Boulevard
Plaza Fourtain
Plaza
Seven cosmonauts prepare link up for space station
The Soviet Union's seven cosmonauts continue the planned day aboard Soyuz 6 and 7 missions with exercises and checks while edging toward linking two ships to form a permanent orbiting space station. Soviet officials say the goal is manned orbital platforms, contrasting US plans for moon missions.
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Moscow
Unon
Tassan
Vladimir Shatalov
Soyuz 7
Soyuz
Shatalov
Alexeiy Yeliseyev
Bochum
Soviet Union
United States
Earth
U.S
Wil
Belfast Protesters Desert Barricades
British troops confronted Protestant demonstrators at three point barricades in Belfast on Monday night. The crowd, dampened by rain, eventually dispersed after police cautioned restraint. Clergymen's wives handed out hot soup to both troops and protesters.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Diagram shows Soyuz crewed orbital missions and modules
The text describes an orbital diagram with crewed Soyuz missions. It notes an orbital compartment forward of the capsule used as extra working space and jettisoned before the crew returns to Earth. It lists two cosmonauts on Soyuz 6 and Soyuz 3 on Soyuz 7 and two on Soyuz 8.
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Earth
U N Turns Down Mrs Sirhan Talk
Mrs Mary Sirhan sought permission to address the General Assembly on Middle East peace but was refused under assembly rules that deny private individuals speaking access. She traveled from Pasadena, California, as her son Sirhan Bishara Sirhan awaits execution for the Kennedy assassination.
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UNITED = NATIONS
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Mary Sirhan
General Assembly
C. A. Stavropoulos
Assembly
Sen
Robert P. Kennedy
Pasadena
Calif
Race Track Merger Is Proposed
Annapolis Maryland lawmakers consider a plan to consolidate Pimlico Bowie and Laurel race tracks by offering more racing days and a higher take from bettors. The proposal, tentatively approved by a committee, would add 24 racing days and raise the payout from each dollar wagered while tying gains to site consolidation.
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Annapole
Legislative Council
Maryland
Pimlico
Bowie
Laurel
James Clark
Howard County Democrat
Del
Thomas Carter Lowe
T-Talbot
Jorily Reader
Noiseless Plane Tested for Vietnam Use by Lockheed
Lockheed Missiles & Space Co tests a nearly silent night observation plane under Army contract for possible Vietnam use. The 103A glider features a rear cockpit, bubble canopy, 57 foot wingspan, 30 foot length, fiberglass streamlining, a six blade wooden propeller, and light power with a 210 horsepower Continental engine.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
Lockheed Missiles & Space Co
Army
Vietnam
Lockheed
California
Op Staton
Tropical Storm Kara Moves North Toward Carolinas
Tropical Storm Kara, formed east of Jacksonville, paused offshore then strengthened to 60 mph and began a northward push. Forecasters expect it to curve northeast, staying about 100 miles east of Cape Hatteras as it tracks toward the Carolina coast.
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Miami
Stremdl
Kara
Carolinas
National Hurricane Center
Jacksonville
Pla
Cape Iatterns
N.C. Kraft
Cape Flatteras
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Singer
Singer Company
Frederick Shopping Center
Cline
F Patrick Ort
Wreely Agures
USS
Cosmonaut
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Parth
Greyhoung
U.N
Frederick Vietnam
Defense Dept
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