Military Air Crashes Kill 4 and 10 Missing
Multiple military aircraft crashes and collisions reported across the United States and Atlantic. In Kentucky a bomber slammed into a hillside near Hustonville, killing four crew and leaving ten missing after a seven hour training mission. Fragments, wreckage, and personal effects were recovered as investigators search the area. Separately two Air Force jets collided 35 miles south of Montauk Point, with three crew rescued and a fourth missing as weather and sea conditions were reported favorable for search efforts. The incidents involve crews from San Diego and West Coast bases, with ongoing follow up by Navy and Air Force officials.
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Hoffa Begins Final Efforts to Avoid Jail
Washington reports James R. Hoffa faces eight years for jury tampering after the Supreme Court rejected his appeal. Hoffa plans to delay prison with a rehearing stay or habeas corpus while his lawyers seek new evidence to overturn the conviction. He was re elected last July as Teamsters president amid ongoing legal battles.
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Ruby cancer spread dims recovery hopes
The article reports on Jack Ruby’s worsening cancer with spread to lungs and abdomen, noting doctors expect no full recovery. It cites medical opinions on chemo, lack of planned total cure surgery, and ongoing tests and treatments while Ruby remains hospitalized after a high-profile murder case trial.
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