Nine Airmen Die As B52 Explodes In Wisconsin Crash
An eight-engine B52 bomber from SAC disintegrated after a Friday evening crash into remote woods near Hayward Wisconsin on a training mission from Barksdale AFB. All nine airmen aboard are presumed dead. debris stretched across a mile with no nuclear weapons aboard.
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Hayward
Wis
Strategic Air Command
Wisconsin
2Nd
Barksdale Afb
Curtis E. Robertson
Schuyler
Sherman
SAC
Barksdale
U S Denied Right to See Travel Agent
Washington reports the Czech government denied U S access to Vladimir Kazan-Komarek an imprisoned travel agent charged with espionage The State Department said the denial delays ongoing U S efforts to gain immediate access amid possible U S Czech travel restrictions.
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U.S
Washington
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Vladimir J. Kazan-Komarek
Europe
Moscow
Paris
Prague
Kazan-Komarek
United States
Foreign Office
Death of Foreign Student Probed in New Mexico
Police pursue leads in the death of Kuan Tien Shih a 31 year old Formosa graduate student at New Mexico State University found shot in the head and his car set ablaze in a secluded spot two miles west of Mesilla. The body was discovered Friday.
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Las Cruces
Formosa
Kuan Tien Shih
New Mexico State University
Mesilla
Dona Ana
Phil Wyant
Kuan
Johnson Returns to Texas Home From Health Operations
President Johnson flew into Bergstrom Air Force Base Austin and then to the LBJ Ranch after twin operations. He appeared in good spirits with mild recovery, planning to work on the 1968 budget and his State of the Union message as Congress convenes.
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Pat Nugent
Luci
Kim
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bergstrom
Afb
Tex
Lbj Ranch
Austin, Tex
Johnson
Texas
Bergstrom Air Force Base
LBJ
Johnson City
Congress
House
U.S. Advisers Aid Thai Counterinsurgency Effort
Reliable informants say U.S. helicopters and advisers assist Thai units against Communist bands in Thailand without direct combat. Americans reportedly operate with Thai battalions across the northeast and Green Berets have arrived to train regional police and army counterinsurgency tactics from Lop Buri.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Navy
Special Forces
Green Berets
Lop Buri
Here
Udorn
Nakhon Phanom
North Viet Nam
Laos
Pathet Lao
Johnson
United States
Bulgarian claim of broad support for world Communist conference
Sofia reports that Bulgaria claims world Communist parties broadly approve a proposed conference denouncing China, a move backed by the Soviet bloc. The Bulgarian party congress wrapped up with indications the plan will proceed, though no date or site is set.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
World Communist Movement
China
Communist Movement
Soviet Union
CAPTION CAPSULES FROM AP NEWS BULLETIN
A collage of brief items reports theft of a pickup in Arizona leading to a search halt for a Florence escapee’s companion, Hollywood crowds and police presence on Sunset Strip, a 7 year old girl rescued after a kidnapping, draft reform talks at Antioch College, potential cancer eradication within 50 years, Soviet rocket tests near Jarvis Island, Pentagon police aid proposed for Washington bus drivers, bishops urging desegregation of suburbs, a jet pilot ace’s daughter killed in Florida, and lists of organizations with high United Fund contributions.
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Associated Press
Quemado
Arizona
Robert Massey
Florence
Ariz
State Police Eyes New Offices in Clovis and Cuba
The New Mexico State Police Board authorized Chief John Bradford to lease buildings in Clovis and Cuba for offices. A Roswell headquarters may be relocated to the Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds. The current office is at 519 E Second Street.
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Roswell
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
State Police
E. Second Street
Sentencing Delayed for Hensley in Tax Evasion Case
Eugene V. Hensley, 53, general manager on leave at Ruidoso Downs, faces up to five years on four tax evasion counts and up to three years on four false return counts. Indictments allege personal taxes of 25945 and corporation taxes of 38573 for 1959 and 1960. Defense argues minority stockholders owed him money and there was no fraud intent.
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Albuquerque
Ruidoso Downs
U.S. District Court
Eugene V. Hensley
J. Howard Edmondson
Hensley
Ruidoso Racing Association, Inc
Edmondson
Carlsbad Girl Missing In Florida Search Expanded
Connie Weaks a 14 year old girl from Carlsbad New Mexico who arrived in Bartow Florida with her father a week ago has vanished. She loves the outdoors and was last seen Monday when her father left her and a pet Chihuahua in his station wagon at the International Minerals and Chemical Corp office. Weaks said she had about 20 dollars with her and that the two were very close.
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Bartow
Fla
New Mexico
Sheriff's Office
Connie Weaks
Elwood Weaks
Carlsbad
N.M
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
Weaks
Connie
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Duluth
Bob Walsh
Roger Langhamm
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Sunday Reading Guide
Cambodia
Glenn
Rodgers
Artesia Hospital
Germany
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Goddard
Koufax
Broncos
Johnson Finds
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Nakhon Phanomare
Hollywood
Calif
Sunset Strip
Panama City
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Defense Department
Antioch College
Atlantic City
N.J
Pacific
Tass
Jarvis Island
Washington, D.C
Transit System
Boynton Beach
Carolyn Ann Jabara
James Jabara
United Fund
Sacmet Arc O.S
AFAUD
George H. Hunker Jr
Franklin, Aston & Fair Security National Bank School Administration
Southwestern Public Service Co
Boy Scouts of America
Y.M.C.A. Featherstone Development Corp
Neal’s Builders Supply
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Edwin E
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Aldrin
Houston
Andrew
Joan
Janice
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