Private Plane Crashes at New Orleans Airport
A privately owned DC 3 with 24 to 28 aboard crashed in dense fog at New Orleans International Airport. At least five persons survived the early morning crash near 8 08 a m, according to Jefferson Parish sheriff's office.
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Hardin hints of massive new U.S. food program
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin predicts a forthcoming U S program to eliminate malnutrition, calling it the most comprehensive effort ever tried. He stresses removing acres from production as the top farm priority to boost farmer income while aiming to feed six billion people by 2000.
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Vietnam Peace Talks in Jeopardy If Communists Attack
Saigon claims North Vietnamese forces massed many divisions for an assault on Saigon and surrounding areas. Lam urges retreat to protect the talks as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces counterattack in the Michelin plantation area northwest of Saigon.
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British Dig In On Rebel Isle
British occupation troops dig foxholes and polish weapons on Anguilla as Rebel President Ronald Webster rejects British control and vows peaceable resistance. Antony Lee is sworn in as commissioner after a Wednesday landing by paratroopers, marines and detectives.
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The Judge Leander Perez Dies in Louisiana
Silver-haired Leander H. Perez died at 77 in Belle Chasse Louisiana. Known as The Judge for wit and nerve he led Plaquemines Parish as president and served years as district attorney and judge amid staunch opposition to integration and communism. He died at his Mississippi River plantation home.
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Cincinnati Judge Weighs The Doors Concert in Music Hall
UPI reports Cincinnati U.S. District Judge Timothy S. Hogan questioned legal grounds to force a Doors concert at Music Hall after its Miami show sparked controversy. Promoters seek injunction plus $1,020,000 in damages from Mayor Ruehlmann, Safety Director Sandman, and Music Hall Association officials.
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