Earl Eisenhower Dies. Funeral Set in Arizona
Masonic rites planned for Earl D. Eisenhower 70, brother of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. He died after a heart attack at St. Joseph Hospital. He had retired to Arizona after working as an engineer and publisher's representative, and briefly served as a state representative in Illinois. Burial will be in Phoenix following services at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale. Survived by his widow Kathryn and a son, with brothers Milton and Edgar Eisenhower. Former President Eisenhower informed of the death and unlikely to attend Friday funeral.
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Plane crash near Chu Lai kills 14 and injures 30
A U S Air Force C123 transport with 44 American servicemen aboard crashed on takeoff from Chu Lai 335 miles north of Saigon. Fourteen men were killed and 30 injured. Investigators studied the nose dive cause as the deadliest U S air loss in Vietnam since the Ban Me Thuot C47 crash. All aboard were U S soldiers sailors or Marines.
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Father shoots wife and four others then kills himself
In Carlinville Illinois Sherman Kline 35 opened fire at a public welfare office reunion, killing his wife Lorraine 33 and three others, wounding four children. He fled to Missouri and died after shooting himself. Eyewitnesses include Don Jones WFMI reporter and Mary Lous Staltz. The eldest daughter Linda Marie Bennett 15 described the scene.
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Hoffa Reelected Leader of Teamsters Local 299 in Detroit
DETROIT United States news confirms James R Hoffa won a renewed three year term as president of Teamsters Local 299 while he serves an eight year federal prison sentence. Hoffa defeated Andrew Provenzino 5856 to 1407 in a three day vote. Local 299 has about 18000 members. Frank Fitzsimmons was re elected as local vice president and acting international president in Hoffa's absence.
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Boeing delays maiden flight of 747 jumbo jet
Boeing postpones the 747s maiden flight by a month due to bad weather delaying tests. The test program for government certification will continue and the delay is not expected to affect overall production.
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Herbert Fleishhacker Dies Suddenly at 61 in California
Herbert Fleishhacker, S F banker and member of a prominent San Francisco family, died of an apparent heart attack returning from a hunting trip. He lived in Burlingame and was son of Herbert Fleishhacker Sr., founder of the San Francisco Zoo. He was a Stanford All American fullback and champion shot putter, later a speedboat racer and dog handler. He served as vice president of Crocker Anglo National Bank and later Crocker Citizens National Bank, then became a VP of an insurance agency. He is survived by his widow Countess Lawton Filer Wurmbrand. they had no children.
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Skorzeny Leads Pole Reach Team to South Pole
An 11 member Japanese Italian expedition led by ex Nazi SS colonel Otto Skorzeny arrived in Rome after a land trek to the South Pole. Police escorted the group out as Skorzeny faced disapproval in Italy. The team becomes the eighth to reach the pole by land since 1911.
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