Major Henderson knocked unconscious outside Panmunjom conference
U S Army Maj William D Henderson executive officer of the US Army support group in the joint security area was knocked unconscious by North Korean guards outside the armistice conference room. He was rescued by UN Command personnel and flown to a hospital near Seoul for observation. North Korea charged he provoked the fight while the UN protested the incident.
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Panmunjom
North Korea
Military Armistice Commission
Korea
Armistice Commission
William D. Henderson
U.S. Army
Joint Security Area
United Nations Command
Seoul
Henderson
U.N
Crash death list climbs in New York disaster
The death toll reaches 112 as an Eastern Airlines 727 bound for New Orleans crashes near Kennedy Airport. Twelve survivors remain hospitalized. cause under FAA review. Pope Paul VI expressed sorrow for victims including a seminarian’s relatives.
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New York
Eastern Airlines
Kennedy International Airport
United States
Alaska Airlines
Juneau
Jamaica Hospital
Federal Aviation Administration
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Vatican City
Millard Bower
Rome
Bower
Pope Paul
Tina Dispenza
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Government opens second gold auction bids in Washington
The General Services Administration reads 700 bids for 500000 ounces of gold at 11 a.m. EDT as part of a plan to curb imports and keep dollars in the economy. Bids cluster around 151 per ounce while market price hovers near 165, with results due Tuesday.
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Washington
George Jamison
General Services Administration
U.S
Treasury Department
New railroad rules ordered for munitions hauling
Federal Railroad Administration requires boxcars with steel floors and spark shields for munitions trains starting July 1. Observers say rules lack teeth after explosions that damaged 12 Southern Pacific cars near Benson Arizona and a Roseville California blast that destroyed homes and caused millions in damages. The NTSB cited undetected fires in boxcars as a key cause. Critics cite enforcement gaps and inspections while notingDefense Department shipments remain largely safe at 1.6 million tons last year.
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Tom Journey
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
California
Federal Railroad Administration
Southern Pacific Railroad
Benson
Roseville
Calif
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Defense Department
Moore
Southern Pacific
Quentin Banks
FRA
Banks
Arizona Railroad Association
Phoenix
Alien Stanton
Juvenile Arrested in Roswell Burglary Case and Local Thefts
Roswell police arrested a 17 year old boy at 12 35 a m in connection with a burglary at Brewer Oil Co 300 E Second St The juvenile was confined at Chaves County Jail pending transfer to juvenile authorities Thefts totaling over 100 occurred at Farmers Market 600 E Second St a bedroom window break in for stereo gear at Corrine B Gonzalez 601 W Hickory St and a burglary at Gilbert Licon 2107 S Richardson Ave along with other smaller thefts at El Rancho Motel and a workshed later reporting shows additional rail safety discussions and regulatory actions following a Benson and Roseville incident with NTSB and FRA involvement.
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Roswell
Brewer Oil Co
Second St
East Second Street
Chaves County
Corrine B. Gonzalez
W. Hickory Sr
Gilbert Licon
S. Richardson Ave
Charles Southard
W. Third St
el Rancho
Main St
Nancy Zaruki
Albuquerque
Couple rebuilds life after blizzard amputations in Tracy
Bob and Lavonna Radke, trapped 36 hours in a January storm called the worst of the century, lost both legs above the knees. Now living with Bob’s parents in Minnesota, they plan to regain independence with artificial legs and self care, hoping to establish a home of their own.
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Tracy
Minn
Bob
Lavonna Radke
National Weather Service
St. Paul-Ramsey Hospital
Harold and
Kay Radke
Lavonna
Market advances amid quiet mid day trading
New York prices rose slowly in uninspired trading as the noon Dow Jones industrial average gained 1.88 to 875.00. Gainers slightly outpaced losers on the New York Stock Exchange while brokers noted limited stimulus from recent news and mid year institutional portfolio shifts. The American Stock Exchange index climbed to 93.11 and gold issues edged higher after the Treasury sold 500000 ounces of bullion.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
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