Air Crash Kills 83 in Indiana
A mid afternoon collision near Indianapolis involving Allegheny Airlines Flight 833 and another plane killed 83 people, many eyewitnesses reported bodies falling from the tail section before the jetliner and smaller plane crashed in a trailer park. Investigators recovered both flight and cockpit recorders as FAA probes the third Allegheny fatal crash in nine months.
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Bradford
Frank Reichling
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Israel Jets Strike Egypt Bases In Tuesday Raid
Israeli planes hit Egyptian guard posts along the Gulf of Suez as tension flared after cease fire violations. Reports say Egyptian anti-aircraft fire shot down one Israeli aircraft amid ongoing U N mediation and threats of continued punitive raids.
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Egypt
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Moscow
Eloshe Dayan
Golda Meir
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Tary
Suez Canal
Amman
Jordan Valley
Magatas
Dead Sea
Jaray
Abu Darag
Ttas Zaafrana
Dayan
Haim Bar-Ley
West
Si Landau
Libya
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Irish flee in fear of new strife in Belfast
Belfast Catholics fear for safety as barricades divide communities. More than 144 people flee to refugee camps in the South of Ireland after Prime Minister Clark demands removal of blocks. British army prepared to build a peace wall to separate religious groups as tensions rise.
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Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
James Chichester Clark
Meir
Tan Freeland
Berlin
Freeland
Catalina STOL Port Move Aimed at Federal Funding
Supervisor Burton Chace announced a formal FAA grant application for a 1.8 million federal aid project to build a three-way airfield at Rebbiy Beach near Ayalylon on Santa Catalina Island. The county would contribute 100000, the island company land worth 1.6 million, and the federal government would fund construction.
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Washington
Burton Chace
Federal Aviation Administration
Board of Supervisors
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Chace
Rebbiy Beach
Ayaly
Lon
Santa Catalina Island Co
Avalon
John Jambie
Lambie
FAA
Two Slain by Police in Orange
In Orange two slayings occurred during encounters with police. Details describe a shooting at a home where Darrell Hogan and Donald Price returned fire after a man in a window fired a pistol, injuring neither. Delores Valdillez, 19, of Santa Ana, was booked on suspicion of car theft after a fatal police encounter in Anaheim.
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Santa Ana
Wallerton
Darrell Hogan
Robinson Home
Hogan
Donald F. Price
Price
Robinson
St. Jude Hospital
Garden Grove
Mike Sianez
Hall
Life of Negro Mayor Evers Shares Plot to Threaten
Plot centers on Mississippi mayor who faced warnings of assassination after unveiling a monument to slain brother Medgar Evers in Fayetta town park near a Confederate memorial. A suspect was found with a submachine gun and five firearms in Walton's car. Police encountered a tense scene as the mayor and NAACP leader Medgar Evers’ legacy loomed over local politics.
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Haywood
FHI
Severs
Medgar
Fayetta
Evers
Walton
Jas
R. J. Allen
Mayette
Sheila
Everts
Mississippi
Charles
Melgar
Paisley Unshaken By Threats In California Visit
The Rev Ian Paisley arrives in California amid threats to his life stating such calls are common and do not deter him. He campaigns against Catholic leaders Bernadette Devlin and others over Northern Ireland political control, arguing Catholics seek control rather than civil rights.
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Los Angeles
Ian Paisley
Northern Island
California
Paisley
United States
Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Harbor Board Sues to Evict Retarded Children School
The Los Angeles Harbor Commission filed suit to remove the Harbor Area Retarded Children's School and its teachers from a World War I warehouse at 2520 Signal St. The facility, deemed unsafe by the Department of Building and Safety, hosts about 100 students. Assistant city attorney Edward Farrell filed the action at the commission's request. The foundation behind the school has been trying to raise funds for a new location but has struggled.
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Los Angeles Harbor Commission
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Edward Farrell
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Signal St
Los Angeles Harbor
Harbor Area Retarded Children’s Foundation
Mooring of Jersey as Tourist Magnet Eyed
Los Angeles harbor commissioners consider a plan to moor the battleship New Jersey as a tourist attraction. Retired Navy Captain Robert J. Trauger urged talks with Navy officials to station the ship along LA Harbor wharf with public admission and onboard pamphlets. The port manager was directed to explore the possibilities and report back.
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Robert J. Trauger
Long Beach
Trauger
Vietnnam
Bremerton
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