DCA Falls on Miami Plane Kills Ten at Airport
A DC A plane crashed near a cleared emergency runway in Miami killing ten. One engine ablaze, the other out, and total damage estimated at $1 million. Buildings damaged or destroyed, 42 vehicles burned or damaged, with witnesses describing the devastating wreckage and speed. Authorities identified victims at a body shop on PIECES OF fuselage scattered along 3rd Street as fire crews fought the blaze for 30 minutes.
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Scight
Minix
Maxine Burmester
Ae Puaipes
Charles Knapp
Wong 3Th Street
Knapp
Clyde
Clifford
Quhers
Edward Snow
Cornelia Snow
James Moore
Race Brawl Injures 26 at Marine Brig
At Camp Pendleton a brawl among inmates left 26 hurt including one guard and 23 prisoners. The fight lasted minutes with racial tensions flaring as inmates clashed during cleanup tasks. Details on prisoners involved or hospital status were not released. incident halted by personnel and no breakout occurred.
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Camp Pendleton
Pendleton
Whey
Weis
Ube
Noguchi's Silence to Avoid Friction in Los Angles Hearing
In a Los Angeles civil service hearing Dr Noguchi described as a man of dignity defends his reinstatement stating he avoided friction in the troubled coroner office. Defense attorney Isaac questions charges, notes supportive witnesses and psychological tests, while Weekes argues Noguchi lacks emotional stability to lead the office. Closing arguments expected to end the seven week hearing.
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Eouny
Qurtner
Thomas Mugieh
Ike
Ins
Los Angeles
Godfrey Isaac
Oshow
Isaac
Newueth Habnay
Neeguchi
Hollinger
Lindon Hollingir
Jd McRoy
Herbert McRoy
Noguchi
Downey
Board of Civil Service Commissioners
Isesid
Isaun
Herbert, McKay
Ars OP Mundi
UPC
Tsage
Quroner
Martin Weekes
Weekes
Jamin Hearing Room
Vegas Hotel Sale Ties to Howard Hughes
Fragmented copy notes a Las Vegas hotel sale possibly linked to Howard Hughes. Mentions Desert Three and adjacent properties, with unclear purchaser details and faint references to Hughes timing and national context.
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Vegas
Howard Hughes
Lingeat
Rha Horse Hotel
Bas
Mapas
Motavely Fleeting
Ferns
Twatoti
Hughes
Desert
Storm Toll Rises as Tempests Hit Regions
A violent East Coast thunderstorm damaged Berlin New Jersey overturning a church steeple and flooding areas. In McGraw New York heavy rains closed bridges and derailed trains, costing at least one life as farms and factories flooded across Cortland County.
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Sugar Grove
Berlin
McGraw, N.Y
New York
Cortland
L A Schools to Continue Busing Project
Los Angeles Board of Education approves continued busing as part of the 1969 70 budget plus nearly 850 000 for the program. The action accompanies publication budget steps ahead of final adoption on July 7 and August 7. Also approved are 84 senior gardeners retained for 90 days and 205 000 for summer scheduling staff.
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Los Angeles
White House Housekeeper Under Johnson to Resign
Mary Kallman, longtime White House housekeeper, will resign effective August. She arrived from Austin Texas in 1965 and served during the Johnson years, coordinating catering for state dinners and the Johnson daughters weddings. Kallman was noted for her role in White House cooking and her ties to former first family.
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White House
Johnson
UPI
Mary Kallman
Richard M. Nixon
Kallman
Isallinan
Austin
Tex
Jayne Don B. Johnson
Alti Voon
Hise
Trench
Reng Yordun
Tavanehie Renney Otste
Verdon
Iit
Hoff
Kaltman
Jong Ue
Driskill
Demolition expert in Oxford blows up home killing self and injuring family
Police identified Michael Molloy an Irish born demolition expert and former Royal Marine as the deceased. After a family argument he detonated gelignite at his home, trapping his wife and seven children. Neighbors described the blast and rapid rescue as fire and rubble consumed the houses.
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Oxford
England
Eccommendo
Michael Molloy
Royal Marine
Molloy
Shorty
Malloy
Charge World Plot to SDS and Panthers in San Francisco
San Francisco police Inspector Lashkoff charged that Black Panther Party and Students for a Democratic Society are part of a world wide revolutionary movement. He cited a Black Panther coloring book used in church and school breakfasts as a blueprint for murdering policemen, provoking Senate questions over dialogue with the community and church involvement.
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Washington
San Francisco
Black Panther Party
Students For
Democratic Society
American Liberation Front
Ben Lashkoff
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Karl F. Mundt
R-S.d
Lashkoff
Neve
Mur
Mundt
Lashkeff
Sacred Heart Church
Catholic Archdiocesan
Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
B-Ark
Train Mishap Stalls Travelers at Penn Station
A Long Island Rail Road train entered Pennsylvania Station on a wrong track and backed into another train, hospitalizing five and injuring 79 others. Service was paralyzed for hours, stranding thousands. In Queens a short circuit fire halted another LIRR train, six injured.
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New York
Long Island
Pennsylvania Station
Manhattan Terminal
Weller
Queens
Shortage of Marine Officers Ties Recruiting to Antiwar Groups
SAN DIEGO Gen Leonard L Chipman said the Marine Corps cannot source 700 officers if needed, blaming antiwar campus groups for hindering recruitment. The force normally trains about 3,000 officers on campuses annually, and current gaps affect invasion readiness. Chipman spoke at a news conference before returning to Washington after three San Diego area installations.
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San. Diego
Leonard FL Chipman
Marine Corps
Chapin
Marine Commandand
Chipman
Chet
Washington, D.C
San Diego
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