Light Plane Vanishes En Route to Cliff Found Near Socorro
A single engine plane missing January 24 with three Albuquerque men aboard was found about 15 miles northwest of Socorro. All three men Hoff man Baker and Collins were killed. Civil Air Patrol ground party reached the crash site after Maj. Perry spotted wreckage from the air. The search began after reports of a burned spot near Ladrone Peak at 6,500 feet.
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Socorro
Albuquerque
Norhwest
Franku Jaramillo
Civil Air Patrol
Jaramillo
CAP
M. L. Perry
Perry
Ladrone Peak
John Hoffman
W. C. Baker
Robert Collins
Cliff
Wreckage Found Then Resume Search For Missing Men
Wreckage located off the crash area after about a week triggered renewed search by Army National Guard and White Sands Missile Range personnel. Wives of the missing men appealed to New Mexico Adjutant General John P Jol ly to resume the quest. The second search ended this week after discussions with the wives. Searches focused on the rugged Gila Wilderness south of the crash site.
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Army National Guard
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
John P. Jolly
Gila
Searchers Missed Plane Crash On Ladrone Peak Ridge
Jaramillo reports the Piper Tri Pac er wreckage may be snow covered on Ladrone Peak NW side at 9 176 feet. State Police move in to recover bodies. Troy Hoffman, brother of pilot John Hoffman, decades long search in the Gila Wilderness after CAP suspended.
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Jaramillo
CAP
Ladrone Peak
Troy Hoffman
Phoenix
Ariz
John Hoffman
Gila
U S Planes Strike North Viet Nam Bridges and Targets
American air units attacked North Viet Nam, wrecking six railway and highway bridges. About 150 Navy and Air Force aircraft took part, claiming success with all returning safely. Hanoi reports say seven enemy planes were shot down.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S. Navy
Air Force
Avavy Opynocolilall vSain
Edwin J. Witzenburger
Lusk
Wyo
2Nd Air Division
Hanoi
New China News Agency
Viet Nam
Xom Ca Trang
North
Kim Cuong
Trai Hoi
Phu Diem Chau
Bai Duc Thon
Nixon Visit Called Publicity Stunt In Moscow
Moscow newspaper branded former Vice President Richard M. Nixon's one day trip to the Soviet capital as a publicity stunt. In the same digest, reports from Miami Beach detail two armed men robbing the Sterling Hotel safes of as much as 250000. Pope Paul VI leads Good Friday services, while Benjamin O Davis Jr is nominated for lieutenant general, the first Black officer to reach that rank. Khrushchev's 71st birthday is noted and military action across Southeast Asia is summarized with air strikes and ship sightings near the 17th parallel.
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Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Benjamin O. Davis Jr
Air Force
U. S
Roswell Easter Services Planned by Churches and Groups
Easter 1965 observances include sunrise services at Municipal Stadium 5:45 a.m. with 35 local churches and community groups. Roswell Walker AFB Jews join Passover opening. multiple churches host services 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. with choirs, cantatas, pageants and radio broadcasts.
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Roswell
Chaves County
KGFL
William R. Hartman
First Methodist Church
KBIM
Trinity Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Chuck’s
Cliff's
Harold Wayne Ashcraft
Calvary Baptist Church
Hyman Appleman
Roswell Catholic
St. Peter's
St. John’s
Assumption
Walker Afb
First Christian Church
St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran
First Presbyterian Church
Fr. Davies
Ministerial Association
Walker
Rio Hondo
Knights Templar
Masonic Templar
Temple Choir
Doyle Riley
Aldersgate
Five youths questioned after Roswell assault case
Roswell residents Joe Ragsdale and William Lacy, both 19, were jailed with three other teens after a woman was assaulted by five boys who forced her into a car. Ragsdale is an All-State basketball honoree and top football player. Smith, a University of New Mexico freshman, was once hailed as Roswell High's brightest football talent. Two suspects remain jailed on $5,000 bonds.
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Joe Ragsdale
N. Union
Paul Smith
S. Cahoon
Chaves
Ragsdale
New Mexico
Roswell
Lacy
Flood delays push back Mississippi crest forecasts
Colder weather slows ice melt delaying the Minneapolis and St Paul crest to Tuesday while southern reaches of the river retain earlier forecasts for an 18 foot La Crosse crest by Wednesday. Flooded five state area drives mass relocations as Red Cross tallies heavy damage and aid. Tornadoes strike eastern Tennessee causing two deaths and many injuries with trailers destroyed.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
la Crosse
Wis
Mississippi
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Red River
North Dakota
Husband Mistakes Wife for Burglar in Philadelphia Shooting
Police say Lawrence Schrander shot his wife Alice 26 after waking to a noise and mistaking her for a burglar. He told officers he grabbed a revolver and fired a single shot. the incident followed recent neighborhood burglaries.
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Philadelphia
Alice
Lawrence Schrander
Schrawder
Lawrence
Schrander
Col Hoban Leads 6th Strategic Aerospace Wing
Col. Richard M. Hoban has become commander of the 6th Strategic Aerospace Wing after Col. Floyd H. Haywood departed. A St. Louis native, Hoban joined the Army Air Corps in 1940 and was commissioned in 1943 after cadet training. He and his wife Alene live at 8 Walker Place with children Virginia 19 Debra 13 and Richard Jr. 6.
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Richard M. Hoban
6Th Strategic Aerospace
Floyd H. Haywood
Hoban
St. Louis
Army Air Corps
Col. Hoban
Alene
Walker Place
Virginia
Debra
Richard Jr
Col
Haywood
Cover Up Topless Showgirls In California Crackdown
California officials urge covering up topless and near nude displays in clubs and beaches. The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control orders strict dress rules and lights out on North Beach while lawmakers push licensing suspensions for violators.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
James O. Reimel
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Joe Gonsalves
Artesia
San Francisco
North Beach
Cow Palace
Reimel
Broadway Businessmen’s Association
Reimer
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Fla
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Rada
Janie Moricom
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Vernon Robertson
Poorbaugh
South Spring Acres
First Church of the Nazarene
Thorn
Carl Sisson
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Charles R. Davies
Luther Pitts
Harvester Choir
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Waxahachie
Texas
First Assembly of God
Third Street
Garden Avenue
Thomas F. Harrison
RHS
The
Red Cross
Tennessee
Cleveland, Tenn
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African Teaver Co
Hannibal Board of Public Works
Hannibal
UPI
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