Pickets Fail as Jet Trainer Shipments Go to Yugoslavia
SAN DIEGO UP I pickets totaling about 100 formed offshore to protest a Yugoslavian freighter Gundulic receiving five surplus Navy jet trainers. Coast Guard kept ships 200 feet away as 15 autos circled the waterfront while protestors displayed antiwar notices and tea bag actions echoed the Boston Tea Party.
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U N Hunts Italy Plane in Congo
U.N. launches a wide search for an Italian Air Force Clig9 transport plane overdue in Leopoldville with 10 passengers aboard after last contact indicated an imminent landing in seven hours. The journey began in Isa, Italy, with a stop at Entebbe, Uganda.
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Ranger 2 Space Test Failure Drives Plan Change
NASA officials said Ranger 2 failed, likely requiring another Agena boost before the lunar mission. Meanwhile biosatellite BIOS I launched from Point Arguello may have fallen short of recovery, with radar data analyzing probable impact area and recovery ships far away.
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U.N. Criticized Over Congo Airstrike Killings
The United Nations faced sharp criticism after reports that U.N. planes bombed three Kivu villages Kibombo Kasengo and Mpangi in the Congo. U.N. officials warned the strikes could endanger about 200 Western civilians. a joint U.N.-Congo probe was ordered while mutinous Congo troops controlled Kindu. Premier Adoula vowed exemplary punishment for the guilty soldiers.
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Aged Care Campaign Promises New York Speech
A Kennedy campaign pledge promises federal medical care for Americans age 65 and older under Social Security. Ribicoff cited support from 180,000 members and framed a push to pass a comprehensive elderly care bill despite opposition from Southern Democrats and Republicans.
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Congo May Bankrupt UN If Congo Crisis Not Settled
Adlai E. Stevenson, U S ambassador to the United Nations, warns the UN could be broke and creditless by end of March unless the Congo crisis is resolved. He estimates Congo operation will cost about 180 million dollars by year end, with 59 million unpaid. The United States has funded nearly half the cost. 29 other countries have covered about one eighth.
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Rayburn Funeral Draws U S Texas Leaders to Bonham
U S and Texas leaders attend the Rayburn funeral in Bonham with a tribute by U S Rep. who served 48 years in the House. The service at First Baptist Church honors Kirk Rayburn and mentions surviving siblings, a grave marker, and tributes from President Truman and other officials as crowds gather at the Sam Rayburn Library.
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Crash Kills Parents as Nine Kids Left Orphans
In Norwich Connecticut, a late night Route 97 collision killed Frank Craig, 42, and his wife Theresa, 37, as their car veered on a curve leaving nine children bereaved. Theresa was expecting a tenth child. the other offspring ranged from 18 to 1 year old.
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Senegal to Expel Foe of Portugal
Senegal plans to expel Capt. Henrique Galvao a militant foe of Portugal's prime minister Antonio Salazar. He was deported by Morocco after hijacking a Portuguese airliner and arrived today from Casablanca to face expulsion.
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Airlines to Fight Ban on Credit
WASHINGTON 4factar examiner Ralf Wiser said airlines face a ban fight over offering credit plans. The CAB examiner argued universal air plans and similar credit services violate laws against rebates and undue or unreasonable preference. Airlines have 10 days to file expected extensions.
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University of California to Buy Santa Cruz Acreage
The University of California will purchase 1,184 acres in Santa Cruz for 2,011,825 dollars to establish a new branch campus. The board of regents approved the purchase on Friday and the campus is scheduled to open in September 1965.
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