Copter Crash Kills Iraqs Ruler and Aides
Iraq mourns Prime Minister Aref and two ministers after a fiery helicopter crash near Nashawa Basra. Premier Bazzaz assumes presidential powers as a nationwide curfew is issued. Aref, 45, played a central role in the 1958 revolution and the 1963 coup, and was a close ally of Egypts Gamal Abdel Nasser. Official mourning extends across Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Lebanon, Algeria, and the United Arab Republic.
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Mohamed Amin Barrezani
Mustapha Barretana
Werufe
Nashawa
Basra
Sinbad
Abdel Rahman Bazzas
Feisal
Iraq
Hve
Atefa
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Kuwait
Jordan
Lebanon
Algeria
United Arab Republic
Middle East
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Baghdad
Defense Ministry
Traqgi
Abdel. Rahman Mu Bahamed Aref
Moscow
Beirut
Defense
Abdel Aziz Okaily
Council of Ministers
National Defense Council
Council
Moham
Nasser
Areflause
Takin Asra
Kornah
Johnsons in Mexico Visit Prompted by Ceremonial Return
President Johnson travels to Mexico with a brief ceremonial call described by White House as non substantive. First Lady and Rusk join as co chairs while Diaz Ordaz hosts. Officials foresee good US Mexico relations and possible regional outreach amid security and crowd plans in Mexico City.
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Texas White House
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
White House
Johnson
International Airport
Ios Pinos Presidential Palace
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Texas
Diaz Ordaz
Rusk
Antonio Carrillo Flores
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Baghdad
Saidj
Pinos
Aref
Turkish novelist freed after over two months in jail
Turkish novelist Orhan Kemal and two others charged with Communist activities are released after more than two months in custody. They plan a brief meeting and a wreath laying at a monument in Mexico City.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Orhan Kemal
Prison escape and ceremony linked to Lincoln statue gift
Report describes an escape from prison and a joint arrival in San Rafael California by Delbert Mc Slate Clary 25 of Salinas and Glen Kinsey 24 of Waco. They attended a visit dedication outside San Jof Abraham Lincoln statue gifted to Quentin Prison as a symbol of friendship between Mexico and the United States.
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San Rafael
Calif
Wilson
San
Abraham Lincoln
Quentin Prison
Mexico
Delbert McSlate
Clary
Salinas
Glen Kinsey
Waco
Lincoln
Mexico City
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lincoln Park
AP Wrreohoty
Poppler appeals Supreme Court on Senatorial candidacy
Long Beach attorney Phil E. Poppler seeks Supreme Court reversal of a Superior Court ruling denying his candidacy in the new 37th State Senate District. Judge Ralph H. Nutter found his nominating petition invalid for dating signatures. Poppler vows to run as a write‑in if the appeal fails, amid a field of four Democrats and one Republican including George Deukmejian.
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Long Beach
Phil E. Poppler
State Supreme Court
37Th
Senate
Ralph H. Nutter
Poppler
Los Angeles
Phill Silver
Joseph Ball
Supreme Court
East Long Beach
Whittier
Poppier
George Deukinesian
Warren H. Dawson
Norwalk
William J.wanks
Whittler
Jaim Doak
Lawrence N. Harper Jr
Artesla
Underground Atomic Test Held in Nevada
Washington reports a low intermediate yield underground nuclear test at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada site. The blast, announced today, falls between 20 000 and 200 000 tons of TNT and marks the 13th weapons test announced this year.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEG
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