AF Colonel Killed in B47 Crash Near Palomar
An Air Force B47 crash near Palomar Observatory killed Lt. Col. Erwin L. Williams, 40, a veteran navigator and instructor observer. Williams died after bailing out at 15,500 feet. three crew members survived with minor injuries. The $3 million craft crashed five miles from the observatory, igniting a 10 acre fire. Williams leaves a wife and two children. Capt. Orville W. Wray, 1st Lt. Kenneth W. Raisden, and Capt. Salvador Groseco parachuted to safety. All were from the 22nd Bomb Wing at March AFB.
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Cuba Accuses UK Senator Kennedy of Cabinet Plot at U S Base
Cuba claims Senator Bob Kennedy proposed a U S base cabinet job tied to a torture case. Prieto alleges a coercive bribe as Cuban officials, aided by the CTC Union Federation, denounced a pending invasion while families reportedly endured watching. Authorities warn against Yankee aggression.
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Wide interests drive theft charge against Dallas girl
A Dallas high school senior faces a misdemeanor theft count over the disappearance of more than 100 books from the Dallas Public Library. She was released on her own recognizance and reportedly said she read them all. Titles cited include Analytical Geometry and Calculus and Aero dynamics.
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Legal Move Readmit Negroes At Georgia University
In Macon the legal team for Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes filed to readmit the two Black students to the University of Georgia after suspensions following an anti integration demonstration. The judge urged a written motion. federal and state investigations into riot actions were announced as the House began hearings. Faculty resolution urged the suspended students be returned and called for protections to ensure orderly instruction.
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Manville Wife Gives Up First Child in Tragedy
In Chappaqua New York Christina Manville, 21, suffered the loss of their first child. Her 66 year old husband, described as crushed, offered a small carriage in a poignant moment as details of the event emerged. The partner faces a sorrowful chapter with the family recalling the recent marriage.
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