Pilotless Jet Fighter Kills Children in Flaming Crash
A silent pilotless jet fighter crashed into a Haverhill neighborhood early today killing two children aged 10 and 8 trapped in their one story home. Captain D F Sullivan ejected and survived after the Sabre Jet exploded, while a three alarm fire damaged several homes.
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Haverhill
Mass
Todd Gifford
Pamela
Earl H. Gifford
Massachusetts Air National Guard
D. F. Sullivan
Boston
Merrimack River
Coast Guard
D.F. Sullivan
Maine
Sullivan
Air Force
UPI
Typhoon Winnie Pummels Manila Philippines
Manila faced paralysis as Typhoon Winnie struck with 95 mph winds. At least seven people were drowned, many injured, and thousands of homes damaged in central Luzon. The city lost power and transport due to widespread flooding and communications blackout. Winds eased by Tuesday morning as Winnie moved toward the South China Sea.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Winnie
South China Sea
China
Sailors Expand Search For Missing Civil Rights Workers
In Mississippi the Navy deployed 400 sailors and officers to broaden the search for three civil rights workers missing nine days. The White House ordered intensified operations from Meridian and extended into Newton County as authorities seek clues about the trio. Rita Schwerner urged 5,000 troops to Mississippi, but President Johnson said he could not authorize that many.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Navy
Mississippi
Naval Auxiliary Air
Neshoba County
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Rita Schwerner
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
Hospital Visit Hours and June Admissions and Births
Visiting hours listed for General patients 2 to 8 30 p m Maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. June 29 admissions include Mrs George Mendoza Hagerman Mrs Edward Struckle 1114 E Bland Ike F Kennedy Ruidoso Talbert E Montgomery Hagerman Mrs Ray Hanna Artesia Godfrey Ray Herrera Capitan Herbert C Brown 1003 S Lea Mrs Sam Wolf Hagerman Marcelino Jaramillo Dexter John Samuel Granthan Dexter. Births shown for June 29 including a son to Mr and Mrs Juan Alvidrez Route 2 Box 167. Memorial Osteopathic and Walker Air Force Base notices follow.
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George Mendoza
Hagerman
Edward Struckle
E. Bland
Ike F. Kennedy
Ruidoso
Talbert E. Montgomery
Ray Hanna
Artesia
Godfrey Ray Herrera
Capitan
Herbert C. Brown
S. Lea
Sam Wolf
Marcelino Jaramillo
Dexter
John Samuel Granthan
Arthur M. Jones
Albert R. Torrez
Ernest Hawthorne
W.R. Gentry
Steve E. Porter
Juan Alvidrez
Route 2
Box
ENM Medical Center
Eddy Bares
E. McCune
Jimmie Kee
Memorial Osteopathic
Bobby Meza
Elva Sales
Lindon Day
AP Seeks Set Aside Libel Verdict in Walker Case
The Associated Press asks Judge Charles J. Murray to overturn an $800,000 jury award to former Maj. Gen. Ed win A. Walker. In a Monday motion the AP argues the June 19 verdict was incorrect regarding two statements about Walker's actions during rioting linked to James H. Meredith's enrollment at the University of Mississippi on Sept. 30, 1962. Hearing set for July 23 on motion and defense judgment request.
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Fort Worth
University of Mississippi
Murray
Walker
State Warned to Clear Up Its Bypass Troubles
Washington AP New Mexico could gain significant interstate progress if bypass troubles are cleared up Highway Administrator Rex Whitton says New Mexico lags in two other progress criteria in the latest Bureau of Public Roads report While near the national completion average overall New Mexico trails in miles under construction and funds obligated Whitton noted potential for rapid progress if bypasses are resolved and emphasized the coast to coast route benefits for towns along the corridors
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Washington
New Mexico
Rex Whitton
Whitton
Bureau of Public Roads
Dissolution Ordered for National Livestock Co in Hobbs
In Carlsbad District Court Judge Kermit Nash ordered the National Livestock Co dissolved in a year-old suit filed by sisters Mary Frances Merchant and June Kugeler seeking an accounting of operations handled by their brother John R. Joyce II. The action was brought in Carlsbad by Merchant and Kugeler of Denver. The same dispatch notes a Santa Fe dispute over naming the Carlsbad water superintendent, with Mayor Hutson and the Water Board cited.
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Carlsbad
National Livestock Co
Dist
Kermit Nash
Hobbs
Nash
John R. Joyce II
Mary Frances Merchant
June Kugeler
Denver
Santa FE (Ap
Earl Hartley
Henry Hutson
City Water Board
Hutson
Claude Tabor
Silica Scale Shuts Down Roswell Saline Water Plant
Roswell's saline water plant remains shut after silica scale deposits clog tubes during processing. Department of Interior engineer Bill Stamper says cleaning will take about a week and notes Roswell water contains eight times more silica than seawater.
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Bill Stamper
Department of Interior
Stamper
Roswell
Hernandez Rites Pend For Mrs. Leonora Rubio Hernandez
Funeral services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Leonora Rubio Hernandez 58 of Route 2 Roswell New Mexico who died Monday after a brief illness Born in Ojinaga Mexico she married Juan Hernandez in 1933 and the family has lived in Roswell for 14 years She attended St Johns Catholic Church and is survived by her husband three sons two daughters ten grandchildren six brothers and two sisters with father Secundino Rubio of Roswell Also noted is mention of National Park Service camping facilities in 76 ks
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Ballard Funeral Home
Leonora Rubio Hernandez
Route 2
Man In Roswell Cuts Self Amidst Stolen Tape Recorder Report
A Roswell man Donald Eugene Barnett 21 treated for minor self inflicted cuts at St Mary's Hospital after police said he cut himself with a knife. A stolen tape recorder valued at 199 was reported from Glenn's Appliance repair shop by Don Cruse. Police also arrested a 22 year old Roswell woman for destruction of property after she broke a car door glass in downtown. A house theft on Hendricks reported two weeks prior involved a 17 inch TV, a sewing machine, and an air conditioner. A billfold with 20 and a 1962 Roswell High class ring was stolen from a laundromat. A bowling ball gear set and a projector found in the street were turned in.
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Roswell
Donald Eugene Barnett
St. Mary's Hospital
Don Cruse
Glenn
W. Alameda
Cruse
Fred M. Gonzales
E. Frazier
E. Hendricks
Elijah Whittenberg
E. Mathews
Whittenberg
Roger Sullins
Delaware
Pencis
Summit
Search Continues For 12 Missing Air Force Men
Off Bermuda's south coast U S boats and planes search for 12 airmen missing after two Air Force planes collided during a Gemini space training mission. Seven were rescued and five bodies recovered. survivors in good condition.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S
Air Force
Atlantic
Kindley Air Force Base
Markets Show Mixed Pattern as Prices Slip Late
New York stocks closed in a mixed pattern with 4.4 million shares traded. Santa Fe rose after a higher quarterly dividend, Chicago & North Western and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific gained about a point, American Telephone active after a 2 for 1 split, and General Motors edged up on bor labor talks.
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New York
Santa Fe
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pacific
American Telephone
General Motors
United Auto Workers
McLeang
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Egg Market Chicago Prices Mixed Across Grades
Eggs unsettled in Chicago wholesale trade with staying or lower bids. Grade A whites mostly 70, mixed 31, mediums 25, standards 272, dirties 24, checks 24.
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EGG Market
Chicago
Wool Market Courtesy E F Hutton Co
Wool prices listed by E F Hutton Co show July at 129.0, October at 130.8, and December at 132.0. These figures indicate a rising trend across the year with near-term strength in autumn and winter contracts.
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E.F. Hutton A Co
Denver Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Movements
USDA cattle hog and sheep bids at Denver show steady to lower tendencies. Hogs steady with barrows and gilts 196 to 230, sows 260 to 325. Spring lambs up 50, feeder lambs weak to 25 lower. Slaughter lambs prime 24.50 per 83 pounds, ewes steady, cattle and calves mixed with steers 50 lower and slaughter steers 22.50 to 23.35 per 100 pounds.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
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