Churchill suffers cerebral clot at age 90
London AP Sir Winston Churchill 90 suffered a cerebral thrombosis and circulatory weakness after a cold. The bulletin by Dr Lord Moran and Lord Brain noted possible heart and artery issues. Randolph Churchill said only a cold earlier, while daughter Sarah planned to fly in.
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Rome
Sarah Churchill
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Emergency landing for Russian TU114 at Kennedy Airport
A Soviet Aeroflot TU114 traveling from Moscow to Cuba ran low on fuel over the Atlantic and diverted to Kennedy International Airport. The jet landed at 7:45 a.m. CST and refueled on a taxiway while 15 aboard stayed aboard. No security incidents were reported.
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UPI
Moscow
Cuba
Atlantic
Kennedy International
Aeroflot
Havana
Pilot lands on highway after fog blocks Cortez strip
Paul Wilson, a private pilot, was told Cortez Colorado airport was fogged in and a nearby gravel strip was too muddy. He radioed the state patrol and landed his single engine plane on a cleared section of Highway U.S. 160, avoiding a crash in Colorado.
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Colo
UPI
Paul Wilson
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Wilson
Colorado State Patrol
U.S. 160
Federal Oleo Aid Rejected in Wisconsin
Gordon Gunderson of the U S Department of Agriculture said Wisconsin state laws on oleomargarine caused the rejection of a federal program to supply margarine to public institutions and welfare agencies. He warned the state would likely have neither butter nor margarine after February except for schools as warehouses hold butter for February distribution and the school lunch program would be better provided this year.
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Madison
Gordon Gunderson
U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Program
Wisconsin
Gunderson
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Oleo Repeal and Reapportionment
The Wisconsin Legislature finished its first week and adjourned until Tuesday to hear Gov Knowles state of the state message. Proposals would repeal the colored oleomargarine ban while keeping a tax. measures also seek four year terms for constitutional officers and longer terms for lawmakers. a plan to reapportion county boards is also introduced with a one man one vote deadline.
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Adrian Manders
Milwaukee
Planning Commission
Fox River Valley Planning Commission
Senate
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
Mayor Wagner awards key to Japanese premier
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner presented a gold key to Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato at a dinner. Wagner quipped the key opens hearts not the treasury due to New York City's chronic deficit.
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UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Eisaku Sato
Wagner
State Mental Hospital Fire Fatal for Two
A brief but blistering general alarm fire at the State Mental Hospital killed two women patients. Firemen and staff saved about 1,000 other patients, removing roughly 1,200 from a women's dormitory into sub-freezing air and sheltering them in an auditorium. Sally Turpen, 67, of St. Louis, died after collapsing in the hospital cafeteria while awaiting word about friends.
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State Mental Hospital
Pap
Wirephnig
ST. Louis
Sally Turpen
State Hospital
Inmates vanish after lawns football game incident
Incomplete pass broke up a football game at the juvenile hall in Oroville California. Authorities said inmates Dale Anderson 17 and Frank Powell 16 ran deep into the secondary and disappeared through bushes bordering the field. They were last seen running up a dry creek bed toward Table Mountain.
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Oroville
Calif
UPI
Dale Anderson
Frank Powell
Table Mountain
Viet Nam Crash Kills Two Yanks
Two Americans died and two were injured when their helicopter hit a power line nine miles north of Saigon while escorting a road convoy. The crash is considered accidental with no hostile fire. The fatalities bring total noncombat American deaths in Viet Nam to 109 since 1961, with 249 killed in action.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
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Viet Nam
Thu Dau Mot
da Nang
Quang Tri
Tran van Huong
Seoul
Kim Sung-eun
Korea
North Korea
China
Kim
Highway Toll Reaches 34
A Sauk County boy, Richard Roecker, 16, was killed when a school bus backing up struck him as he walked home from Loganville. The Reedsburg district driver, George Schhekcau, left the scene and only learned of the crash later from police.
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Associated Press
Sauk County
Richard Roecker
Edwin Roecker
Loganville
George Schheckau
Reedsburg
Johnson seeks four year extension for Arms Control Agency
President Johnson urged Congress to extend the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency for four years with a $55 million budget, arguing continued leadership is vital to halt nuclear spread. Foster said funding is needed beyond the current year, stressing arms control remains central to national security and peace. The plan cites the 1963 nuclear test ban as a credited achievement and notes global pact signatories.
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Johnson
Congress
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
United States
Congressional and
House
Senate
William C. Foster
Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Red China
Fire Chief Evodio Alarcon anniversary disrupted by alarm
Ceremonies honoring Fire Chief Evodio Alarcon on his 30th anniversary in the department were interrupted when a fire alarm sounded. Firefighters and attendees evacuated as the siren prompted the drill.
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Mexico City
UPI
Evodio Alarcon
Johnson And Pearson Work On Tariff Pact
President Johnson at his Texas ranch awaits Lester Pearson to finalize a pact to abolish U S and Canadian tariffs on new autos and auto parts. Talks aim for signing before Pearson leaves Saturday with Congress needing special legislation for full effect. The leaders have met multiple times in 14 months, most recently in Blaine Washington for a Columbia River treaty.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Canada
Lester Pearson
Pearson
U.S
Blaine
Wash
Main Roads Are Slippery Across Wisconsin
Slippery conditions spread on state highways midmorning with southern areas mostly slick and northern stretches scattered. Light new snow reported in many regions. Low-traffic highways showed more slick sections as ice removal crews operated. Milwaukee streets and expressways were slick. drivers urged to use extreme caution.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Department
Milwaukee
Nasser Faces Crisis On His 47th Birthday
Cairo AP reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser, on his 47th birthday, facing a deepening Egyptian economic crisis despite solid 12 year rule gains. He is expected to seek another five-year term next March as inflation grows, loans mature, and foreign finance tightens. Western diplomats see nationalization, industrialization, and aid as contributing factors amid loans, food shortages, and a weakening pound.
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Abdel Nasser
Egypt
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