Soviet Space Twins End Flight With Separate Earth Landings
The Soviet space twins Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popov landed separately about 125 miles apart after a joint mission in which their Vostok II and Vostok IV ships never touched in orbit. Any rendezvous speculation was dismissed during a news conference. The official end of the flights covered about 2.8 million miles in total.
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Police Fear Fiend Seized 2 Lost Girls
Nikolayev and Popovich described ejection from their ships and parachute descent as the two vessels settled. One of Russia’s early astronauts landed similarly, while the other remained aboard his craft. He spoke of exercises to prepare for gravity as instruments activated.
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Crack Train Crashes Car Killing Seven in Temple City
A Sunset passenger train struck a car on Monday night in Temple City killing seven occupants including a family of four. The auto was crushed beneath the train. seven bodies recovered, others rescued. The train, bound for New Orleans, continued after nine blocks. No injuries aboard. Police pursued other leads in a separate Alexandria case about missing girls Rita Obl and Marta Teresa Morley, with FBI involvement and ongoing investigations.
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Teamster Fund Under New Probe
The Justice Department launched a broad investigation into the $180 million Teamsters pension fund. The probe, led by special assistant Charles Z. Smith and others, could encompass mail fraud wire fraud and conspiracy involving various persons and entities. Officials say Hoffa may dominate fund operations, though a 16 trustee board officially oversees it.
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Rio Jet Carrying 104 Crashes, 13 Perish
A Brazilian jetliner carrying 104 aboard skidded off a runway at Galeao Airport near Rio de Janeiro and plunged into Guanabara Bay. Thirteen were killed and 21 hospitalized with burns and shock as the DC-8 stayed afloat 15 minutes before sinking in 15 feet of water. Some passengers remained missing amid chaos.
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Rusk Presses Berlin Talks After Six Edits Conference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin for a meeting of Allied and Soviet commanders in Berlin to ease tensions. Washington authorized medical aid for East Germans wounded on the Communist side, but actions will be decided by Western commanders on the ground as West Berliners protest.
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Nixon Attacks Brown as Union Bosses' Tool
Richard Nixon charged Governor Edmund Brown with being a rubber stamp for AFL-CIO bosses. Speaking before the California Labor Federation, Nixon said Brown was invited to address the convention while he was not. He warned union leaders to reconsider their influence and urged a dynamic leadership to create more jobs in California.
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Where to Find It Brown Nixon Debate Plans Dropped
A brief item notes disagreement over stutes leads to plans for a Brown Nixon debate being dropped. Mentions page references for context and accompanying sections across the newspaper.
Rescue After 34 Days In Abandoned Pit Near Hill City
Airman Gerald Becker, 18, trapped 50 feet underground after a fall in an abandoned gold mine pit near Hill City for 34 days, survived with a brush bed and limited water. A visiting family and two forestry workers found help. Becker climbed out aided by rope and local rancher.
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West Berlin to station ambulance at Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin announced plans to station an ambulance at Checkpoint Charlie to aid refugees and wounded fleeing East Germany. Western commanders and Mayor Willy Brandt condemned rioters and urged order while denouncing assaults on West Berlin police and Soviet vehicles as dangerous provocations.
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Jaywalker Name Is Heavenly But Police Give Him H Portl
Portland officers report a man known as God Allmighty, 55, a laborer living at a downtown Portland hotel, is due in Municipal Court on September 12 for jaywalking. The nickname note sparked occasional desk noise at the police bureau.
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