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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
10
Boston UN agency reports prospects for an early settlement of the Boston newspaper strike remain uncertain as talks continue without progress. union leaders press demands while publishers insist on cost controls and readership impact.
U S pilots encountered two MIGs over North Vietnam with evasion and pursuit debates ongoing. Reports say hot pursuit rules are not public and no sanctuary is guaranteed for Hanoi Haiphong, while discussions with mediators continue without clear progress.
Accident investigator J. T. Forston of the Dallas Police Department notes only a trickle of evidence. Officials avoid confirming a formal ruse or hit and run theory. The piece cites Dean Rusk's 196? comment on immunity and reprisal and mentions U S reconnaissance flights over Hanoi Hai Phong, with officials not acknowledging such operations.
A detective traces a suspect by following a thin stream of water leaking from a broken radiator. The clue leads through several blocks to a car where key evidence is gathered, shaping the investigation.
In Chester Montana the Great Northern Western Star and Empire Builder collided head on five miles east of Chester. Both engineers Bernard Runyan and Eric Walter were killed. Dozens more were wounded or treated as outpatients after a makeup schedule crash on a centralized traffic controlled segment. The Empire Builder had originated in Seattle and Western Star was en route from Breckenridge Minnesota to Seattle. The investigation is underway to determine causes.
U S assistant secretary of state William P. Bundy arrived in Kuala Lumpur amid a small protest by leftist Chinese demonstrators near the U S embassy. They denounced U S Viet Nam policy and waved anti U S signs as riot police arrived to control the scene.
In Boston and New York headlines three states push for new policies while a Brooklyn boy returns a stash of stolen savings bonds. McComiskey Jr. found a bagful of $100,000 in paper bonds, brought them home, and claimed them as his. The owner, Harry Lieberwitz, reports the bonds were stolen in a December burglary. Nonnegotiable bonds led to an amicable arrangement allowing the boy to keep his new toys while surrendering the bonds.
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