Missing Radium Shipment Sought by FBI in Crosscountry Sweep
Federal agents used advanced scanners at airports from California to Wisconsin in a search for a 36 milligram radium-beryllium shipment worth 1300 dollars. The highly dangerous radioactive material remained unlocated as investigators pursued clues in San Francisco Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Charles Bates
FBI
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Johnson pushes LSD crackdown in broad anticrime plan
Washington UPI report notes mixed progress on President Johnson’s 22 point crime program as LSD penalties draw bipartisan attention while other key measures lag. House Commerce Committee members back LSD provisions and the plan to curb gun sales and revamp federal prisons faces stalemate amid election priorities. Rep. Richard H. Potts predicts broad support for the LSD initiative.
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McNamara Chooses F106 Delta Dart Over New Interceptor
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara overruled the Air Force and selected the 10 year old F106 Delta Dart for U S air defense in the mid-1970s as part of a 12 billion overhaul. He shelved Lockheed’s YF12, a top aircraft proposed for future national security. The F106 entered service earlier, with about 300 of 360 built by Convair still active.
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Tanker imperiled by stormy seas off Atlantic coast
The Liberian tanker Pegasus, 629 feet long, battled 20-foot waves 250 miles off Portsmouth Virginia as a Coast Guard C130 circled unable to contact due to the storm. Flooding in the engine room was reported while the ship drifted in heavy seas along the Atlantic coast.
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Trusting instinct in defense guides bridge play
In a bridge column a North South hand is described where East must decide quickly whether to play the ace or a low spade. East ultimately plays the ace of spades after a moment’s hesitation, revealing the challenge of deducing opponents’ holdings. The writer notes instinct and timing matter, and that bridge rewards rapid assessment without lengthy deliberation.
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Declarer
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South
TV Actor Nick Adams Dies at 36 in Beverly Hills
Nick Adams known for The Rebel and Saints and Sinners was found dead in his Beverly Hills home. Police reported no foul play and an autopsy was planned with death attributed to natural causes. Adams was alone and had been dead at least 24 hours.
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Cancer Victims Group Plans Regional Convention
Mrs. Freda Harmon of 7649 E Vernon chairs the regional convention of the International Association of Cancer Victims and Friends Ing to be held this weekend at the Phoenix Airportfrav elodge. Speakers include Cecile Hoffman founder and president and Ernst Krebs Jr biochemist.
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Inquest Hears Coed Shot Dog Prompted Death
The Phoenix inquest into Linda Ault’s death heard her parents planned to have her shoot her dog as punishment after a night out with an Air Force lieutenant. They testified Linda believed the gun was unloaded and did not intend to kill herself. The jury ruled death by own action.
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Dorothy
Linda Marie Ault
Arizona State University
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Linda
Six dead in Mickleberry plant blast and fire in Chicago
A massive explosion and fire at Mickleberry’s Food Products plant in Chicago killed six workers including the plant president Roy R Laidley. At least 76 others were injured, 23 hospitalized, with three in critical condition. Firefighters, trapped workers, and dozens of bystanders witnessed the devastation as rescue efforts continued after two earlier blasts.
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UPI
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Mickleberry’s Food Products Co
Roy R Laidley
King urges Poor People's Campaign action in April
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged people of all races to join the Poor People's Campaign in April to move antipoverty programs from blueprint to real action. He spoke to about 1,008 people in a local church, calling for broad participation and for dispelling myths he said hold Black Americans back.
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UPI
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Spring dog match set by kennel club in Mesa
More than 400 dogs from 80 breeds including Saint Bernards and Chihuahuas are expected Sunday at Evergreen Park Mesa for the Super Stition Kennel Club annual spring dog match. Spectators are limited free. entry fee is charged per class. Show begins at noon with registration at 10 a.m. sanctioned by the American Kennel Club and limited to dogs registered or eligible for AKC registration.
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