Surviving crew listed after fatal B52 crash near Marquez
In a remote New Mexico area a US Air Force B52 crash occurred during a training flight. Three parachuted crew were rescued. five others survived with injuries and were evacuated to Sandia Base Hospital. The crash scene was reached by ground and helicopter teams amid severe winter conditions.
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Dara collision survivor details amid Persian Gulf recall
Secretary E. Ford of the ship company said many aboard the Dara are deck passengers while some are former cabin travelers. Captain C. Elson survived and planned to reboard. The Dara, after a collision near Dubai, faced heavy seas as 300 survivors land at Dibai with 150 on board the tanker British Energy en route to Bahrain. Three royal frigates assisted in rescue amid the worst Gulf storm in years. Bahrain, on the Trucial Coast, hosts the British administered island.
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British Energy
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Oman
Water Main Break Evacuates 1000 Workers at 230 Fifth Ave
More than 1,000 workers were evacuated Friday when a water main break threatened a fire hazard at a 21 story Fifth Avenue building. The Fire Department ordered evacuation of 230 Fifth Ave after water flooded the subbasement endangering electrical equipment and a large oil storage tank.
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Bomb attacks mar Saigon as Viet Nam vote nears
In Saigon near a hotel housing U S advisers at least four bombs and a grenade explosion injure Sgt Carl F Cox of Salem Oregon and nine Vietnamese. U S aid official William C Thomas of Fort Myers Va hurt by grenade. Two more grenades explode outside Saigon cinemas amid predicted result of Sunday presidential election.
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Ban on Foreign Car Sales by PX Angers U.S. Forces
London UPI report says U.S. Air Force exchanges in England halted foreign car sales as part of Kennedy program to halt the dollar drain. The move aims to curb a thriving GI market that moved about 4 million dollars yearly in Britain, with servicemen previously buying tax free cars at discounts up to 10 percent.
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California legislative roundup and agency concerns summary
A garbled Sacramento summary reports on Senate activities including an amendment option for a tax cap and election ballot counting, references to SCAs and AJRs, and calls for investigating nonlethal chemical warfare. It also notes bills on fishing license revocation, automatic salary adjustments for county school superintendents, and restrictions on blind or disabled workers in male-only organizations.
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Churchill on Way to New York Today
Churchill sails for New York as a guest of the United States arriving from Palm Beach for a 45 minute car tour past the Kennedy home. He travels with Alexander 13 and Christina 10 en route to Paris private school. No top officials greet him on shore.
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Ethiopia and Russ ia sign cultural agreement
Addis Ababa reports Ethiopia and the Soviet Union sign a cultural cooperation pact. The accord covers scholarships in agriculture and scientific training for Ethiopian students. A separate note mentions Churchill’s tour and a visiting private trip tied to regional education and defense interests.
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Tiny Hair-Like Wire Lets Hearing Aids Use Phone
Long Beach reports a new wireless hearing aid coil device enabling users to hear voices over the telephone without distraction. The micro booster coil amplifies incoming sound and allows users to place calls normally.
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Pine Ave
Electric bids trigger probe as bidders tied on meters
Cleveland officials reacted with surprise Friday to sealed bids from five electrical firms on watt hour meters for the municipal light plant. In Columbus, council opened an inquiry into identical bids from eight firms on electrical equipment worth 9,412 dollars. Westinghouse, General Electric, and Sangamo were among bidders tied to antitrust actions, while officials questioned if pre-bid collusion occurred.
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Kennedy and Macmillan Meet on Laos Viet Nam and Russia
Kennedy and Macmillan presented a cautious joint statement on Laos and Vietnam, saying they took close note of the problems and discussed possible measures. They emphasized the need for satisfactory relations with the Soviet Union and praised the growing U S British cooperation. The leaders spoke after meetings at the White House, noting a close, personal relationship and the goal of unity in facing shared global challenges.
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Tongay Leaves Prison for Monastery Stay
Tongay, recently released from Florida State Prison after serving six years of a ten year manslaughter sentence for his daughter's death, has entered a Trappist monastery in Vina as a guest to plan his life. A monastery spokesman says he will not join the community or any other order.
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