Plane missing in Pacific hunt for U S airliner crew
Four women among the crew are named as a U S chartered airliner with 11,800 miles planned loop from Guam to Clark Field near Manila vanished over the Western Pacific. A task force of ships and aircraft from Guam, Okinawa and bases across the region scoured a 100 mile front East and West as authorities warned of possible indirect casualties in the Viet Nam war context. Names of the missing crew include Capt Gregory Thomas and several pilots and flight attendants from California to Massachusetts.
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Soviet US plan for informal talks at disarmament talks
At Geneva Moscow and Washington pursued a plan for informal off the record sessions. The idea, backed by India and supported by Brazil and others, seeks to quiz the United States and Soviet Union on their rival disarmament plans before formal sessions. Italian and NATO members voiced positions.
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Washington Post executive named to national council
John S. Hayes an executive vice president of the Washington Post Co. of Washington D C was elected president of the Community Funds and Councils of America in San Francisco heads welfare unit.
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U S Tourist Bus Crash Injures 12 In Italy
A bus carrying 44 U S tourists slammed into a truck on the Rome Napoli highway about 19 miles south of Rome injuring 12 Americans. The injured were taken to two Rome hospitals with several reporting fractures. The group had traveled from Lugano Switzerland and was en route to Naples and Capri after a stay in Rome. The tour was conducted by Swissair.
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Khrushchev Announces Satellite Orbit Amid Nuclear Test Plans
Khrushchev claimed a new space vehicle has orbited and warned the West against an aerial test ban, arguing a control system would be espionage. He said the Soviet Union would resume nuclear tests if atmospheric tests resume, and denounced U S support for Laos and South Vietnam while boasting superior ICBM delivery. The crowd numbered about 10,000 as Tass and the Academy offered no immediate corroboration. Ex-U S Judge William Healy Dies at 80 in Belmont.
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