Plane skids to stop near river at Kansas City airport
A Continental Airlines Boeing 707 skidded to a halt within 40 feet of the Missouri River during landing at Municipal Airport in a thunderstorm. Four people were injured, none seriously, as Capt. Lee R. Zerba said the heavy water on the runway prevented braking and forced a ground loop before the plane halted near the river levee with 57 passengers and 7 crew aboard.
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Kansas. City
Continental Airlines
Missouri River
Lee R. Zerba
Los Angeles
Missouri
Construction workers leave state for work
Phoenix reports a halt in major construction talks as the Construction Industry Committee faces lockouts and strikes. Mediators were to resume discussions with unions including Laborers and Carpenters while 15 percent of Cement Masons Local 394 turnover already noted. mass migration to states like Alaska underway.
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Construction Information Committee
CIC
Phoenix Cement Masons Local 394
Basic Crafts
Teamsters
Tucson Cement Masons Local 395
Louis Ziman
Federal Mediation Commission
Uniservice
Employment Security Commission
Don Parker
Plasters and Cement Masons
Josie makes it big
Miss Josephine Sawaia, Scottsdale high school teacher, becomes president of the National Council of State Association Presidents, an arm of the National Education Association. She is the first Arizonan to hold the post, elected at the NEA convention.
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New York
Josephine Sawaia
Scottsdale
National Council of State Assn
National Education Assn
NCSAP
Savwata
Arizona Education Association
NEA
Evero
U S Births and Marriages Record Fragment
Fragmentary notice lists births at St. Josephs and other names including Samaritan Jarolyn Neuer ys E San Miguel a girl at Jung St. Josephs and Sandra Willigar with an address 2232 N 72nd Pi plus scattered marriage license terms and clerical references.
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Samaritan Jarolyn_Neuerys E. San Miguel
Jung
St. Joseph's
Penal
Sandra Willigar
Clerk's
Mage
Schipferling Rites Scheduled for Friday at Green Acres
Funeral services for Urban L. Schipferling 62 will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary. A retired Army chief warrant officer for 30 years he died Monday of an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound. Burial in Green Acres Cemetery. Survived by son Michael in the Army in Alaska four brothers Richard Edward Henry Joseph and two sisters Cecilia Schultz and Elizabeth Harte.
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Green Acres
Urban L. Schipferling
Schipferling
Mr. Schipferling
Army
Kentucky
Menasha
Wis
Michael
Alaska
Richard
Edward
Henry
Joseph
Cecilia Schultz
Elizabeth Harte
Wisconsin
Da Nang Air Base Fortified Yet Suffer Viet Cong Raid
General Lewis Walt defended Da Nang and other airbases as highly defended though a Viet Cong squad penetrated Marine defenses and killed one American, wounded five, and destroyed three USAF planes. He cited challenging terrain and repeated attacks at Bien Hoa and Pleiku.
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Saigon
da Nang
Chu Lai
Phu Bai
Walt
Bien Hoa
Johnson signs duty free cap bill to aid balance of payments
President Johnson signed into law a bill reducing the duty free limit for tourists from 100 wholesale value to 100 retail value, effective before a midnight deadline. Congress approved the measure, which aims to ease the balance of payments deficit by about 60 million dollars, though Johnson called the stance a partial defeat of his broader plan.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U.S
America
Congress
Kennedy
Chief Nemetz bans magnum ammo amid police concerns
Police Chief Walter Nemetz outlawed magnum ammunition for Scottsdale officers and restricted use to standard .38 caliber rounds. Phoenix Chief Paul Blabaum issued a similar ban, citing risks of long range and more powerful bullets. Nemetz also authorized .44 caliber guns with steel jacketed bullets to ensure officers can continue during extended gun battles.
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Walter Nemetz
Phoerttk
Paul Blubgum
Scotts‘dale
Nemetz
Blabaum
Phoenix
Bis
Pos
Baum
Fremota
Zen
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