Notus Car Train Collision Leaves One Dead Five Hurt
A downtown Notus Idaho crash left Paul Gorman 35 Wilder dead after his car pulled onto tracks and was hit by a westbound Union Pacific freight train. Engineer Lester Sanders Glenns Ferry could not stop in time. the death tally rose to 319 for the year.
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Idaho
Paul Gorman
Wilder
Union Pacific
Lester Sanders
Glenns Ferry
Idaho Guard Wing Wins Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
The Idaho Air National Guard's 124th Fighter Group based at Gowen Field Boise has won the Air Force Outstanding Unit award. Washington D C headquarters announced the honor noting the unit's outstanding capability in completing its air defense mission as part of the Aerospace Defense Command.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Air National Guard
Air Force
U.S. Air Force
Washington
D.C
124Th
Gowen Field
Aerospace Defense Command
Idaho school districts to receive federal aid funds
UPI reports Senator Len B. Jordan announced that the Office of Education has certified federal aid payments totaling 346,859 for two Idaho districts. Mountain Home District 193 will get 286,440 and Blackfoot District 55 60,419 as partial payments under the impacted area aid program.
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Washington
UPI
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Office of Education
Jordan
Mountain Home
Blackfoot
Boise Road Report Tracks Icy Patches and Snow Floors
Road managers note continued improvement in Idaho driving conditions with lingering hazards at higher elevations. Icy spots reported on U S 95 U S 4 U S 93 and several state highways while some routes show snow floors or broken snow on sections from Kooskia to West Yellowstone and beyond.
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Boise
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 95
U.S
Interstate 90
U.S. 10
U.S. 12
Orofino
Kooskia
Lolo Pass
U.S. 93
Galena
Stanley
Australia to withdraw some troops from Vietnam
Prime Minister John Gorton said Australia will pull back part of its 8,500 service members in Vietnam to align with U S force withdrawals. He confirmed Nixon approved the move but gave no date, noting the size of the cut remains undecided while losses stand at 328 dead and 1,320 wounded.
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Washington State University
Farm City
Lewiston Chamber of Commerce
Robert Harwood
Department of Entomology
WSU
Harwood
Rachel Carson
Atlanta
Canberra
UPI
John Gorton
Australia
South Vietnam
U.S
Gorton
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Wellington
New Zealand
Keith Holyoake
Philippines
Soviet leaders open semiannual session in Moscow
The Supreme Soviet began its semiannual session in the Kremlin to approve the 1970 budget and the national economic plan. Premier Kosygin and Politburo members attended as the Central Committee approved 1969 achievements and the 1970 budget, with the defense figure at 19.6 billion dollars.
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UPD
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Arvit Y. Pelshe
Dmitry S. Polyansky
Alexander N. Shelepin
Communist Party
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Overcrowded Cuyahoga Jail Turns Away Inmates
United Press International reports Cuyahoga County Jail in Cleveland cannot house more prisoners. Designed for 350, the jail holds 733, prompting transfers to the city workhouse to clear space for new arrivals. Ninety-five county prisoners are already at the workhouse.
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United Press International
NO More Room
Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
Ralph Krieger
Krieger
San Francisco
UPD
Michael Dunphy
John Wayne
Dunphy
King's Lynn
England
Order of Buffaloes
King’s Lynn Hospital
Clacton
Robert Szencaster
Lancaster
Super Flea Fossil Found in Australia Reveals Evolution Clue
Commonwealth scientist Edgar Rick reports a fossil from Victoria's South Gippsland District of an adult male flea about one third of an inch long. The specimen, found at Coonwarra by a Monash University student, suggests fleas evolved from mosquito‑like ancestors and dates to roughly 120 million years ago.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPD
Edgar Rick
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Rick
Victoria
South Gippsland
Super Flea
Riek
Coonwarra
Monash University
Ford Tractor Expansion at Antwerp Port Area Plant
Ford Tractor of Belenum plans a new factory near Antwerp port, adding spare parts operations. The project will reuse existing rail and water access, with construction expected to begin soon and create new regional jobs.
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UPL
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Belenum
Vetwerp
Ares
Art
Trate Bea
Bao
Ave Sterne Eet
DOO
STO Unibon
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