Airliner Pilot Shot Before Crash Near Concord
FBI traced a revolver bought with a $50 000 life policy to a passenger aboard a Pacific Air Lines flight from Reno to San Francisco. The plane crashed near Concord after the pilot Ernest A Clark said I ve been shot. Crew members copilot Raymond E Andress Jr and stewardess Marjorie E Schafer likely among victims as investigators seek motive and shooter details.
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47 Aboard Downed DC4
In Lima Peru an Argentine military transport DC4 with 47 aboard vanished and is presumed crashed in heavy fog near the capital. The plane was approaching from the coast when last heard Friday night and search efforts are hindered by fog with a possible sea ditching considered.
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New FAA Rule Keeps Plane Doors Locked During Flight
The FAA announced a rule to take effect August 6 requiring all scheduled air carrier and commercial aircraft to keep the door between the passenger cabin and crew compartment locked during flight. The measure aims to deter hijacking, assault, or cockpit crimes, though officials note it may not prevent all such acts. The regulation is based on proposals from December 6 of the prior year.
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Gunmen Net $200,000 Loot
New York AP report describes a diamond firm office raid where a gunman flashing a badge gained access, with two accomplices swiping onset gems worth $200,000 and fleeing with the loot. Lane Hoffert of Hoffert and Frey identifies the incident and the suspect’s shield-like badge.
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Drowns in River While Playing Near Wisconsin River
WAUSAU AP reports the body of Lenny Jahnke four year old restaurant operator was found Friday face down in shallow water of the Wisconsin River.
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Teenager Dies as Toll Rises to 320 in Wisconsin Crash
A Manitowoc County collision killed 19 year old David H. Kaufmann of route 1 Newton when his car struck a bridge abutment on Highway 42 near Highway 149, 13 miles south of Manitowoc. The 1964 traffic toll reached 320, up from 227 a year earlier.
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LBJ Carries Same Pleas To New York City
President Johnson came to New York to repeat his appeals for civil rights and poverty relief, delivering a speech identical in thought and nearly in phrasing to those heard in the Deep South. He spoke at the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union birthday event before returning to Washington.
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Rustic cottage for sale in North Wales with hazards
Advertisement notes damp and woodworm throughout the cottage with no electricity or water. Floor slabs require attention and many need replacement. A gable wall leans out two feet and could fall. Upstairs rooms have no windows.
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Doors Opened At New Motel
Oshkosh opens its new Town Motel a $300000 two story brick hotel on High Avenue and Division Street in downtown. Town Associates owners mark completion with a preopening party for 11 staff members. The two story building features 40 bedrooms including three efficiencies two bridal suites and 24 double rooms eight interconnecting. Zones include six south end suites convertible for salesmen displays bowling teams and other needs. Guests on second floor access the veranda via interior stairs. Parking for 35 cars offers serve yourself service. Manager Mrs Manan Jacobs heads eight staff in the north wing. Continued on Page I Col 5.
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Senate eyes tougher vote schedule for civil rights bill
Senate Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey said voting on the civil rights bill's July amendments will resume with a tighter schedule next week. He noted hopes to begin again Tuesday with late sessions and Saturday sessions to follow as civil rights debate enters its 52nd day and the chamber plans a more strenuous pace.
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Gronouski Visits Ailing Father in Wisconsin
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski Jr. traveled from Washington to Manitowoc Wisconsin to visit his 73 year old father at Holy Family Hospital. The elder Gronouski underwent surgery for an intestinal blockage Thursday night marking his second operation in recent days.
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Twisters Sweep Wisconsin Damage Across Counties
A string of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms battered Wisconsin Friday night. Vernon Richland Adams Waupaca and Marathon counties reported destruction including toppled barns broken power lines and damaged farms. No serious injuries were recorded as crews assess widespread damage and lingering outages.
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Wautoma barn destroyed by heavy winds on Friday
A barn on the Lawrence Carpenter farm two miles south of Wautoma was a total loss after severe winds on Friday evening. One end collapsed and the roof of a migrant workers cabin was torn off. No animals or people were harmed. Several pines were stripped or broken in the area around 6 30 pm Friday.
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Neenah Shops Hit Hard By Destructive Wind
A violent windstorm struck Neenah and Menasha Friday evening, damaging Fox Point Shopping Center and nearby businesses. Glass shattered across storefronts, roofs were ripped, and drive in facilities lost equipment as utilities and poles toppled. Initial losses range from $15,000 to $30,000, with further damage to Angell Motors and the paper plant, as crews assess on Saturday.
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Oshkosh Weather Breach Sparks Service Interruptions
Oshkosh escaped major damage as heavy wind swept the city causing scattered interruptions of telephone and power service. Local authorities urged residents to stay indoors and report downed lines. No reports of injuries or major structural damage were immediately available.
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Michigan Tornadoes Kill At Least Nine In Chesterfield
Mount Clemens Michigan reports a deadly Friday tornado outbreak in southeastern Michigan. At least nine dead in Chesterfield Township and wide damage across multiple communities including Luna Pier and Monroe County. Gov Romney toured the devastation promising aid and later funds.
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Order Keeps Hoover on Job
Washington reports President Johnson signed an executive order exempting FBI director J Edgar Hoover from the 70 year age limit, allowing him to remain in government service beyond January on his 70th birthday. Johnson said the nation cannot afford to lose Hoover’s services.
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