Four bodies recovered after Aer Lingus Viscount crash
UPI reports four bodies found eight miles off the Irish coast as an Aer Lingus Viscount vanished Sunday with 61 aboard en route from Cork to London. The British navy recovered three women among the dead, with wreckage located 50 miles west and 15 miles north of the crash site. Investigators studied cockpit tape showing the plane at 1,000 feet and spinning rapidly before disappearing, while two Americans, Mr and Mrs Joe Gangelhoff, were identified among the dead.
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Fishguard
Wales
UPI
Irish
Eee Earli A
Cork
London
Aer Lingus
Joe Gangelhoff
Gangelhoff
Continental Oil Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Walls
Irish National Airline
Army general cites growing evidence on nerve gas link to Utah sheep deaths
Brig. Gen. William W. Stone told Utah lawmakers there is rising evidence a chemical used in nerve gas may have killed about 5,600 sheep near Skull Valley. He warned the exact chemical and source remain unknown, while officials note organic phosphate compounds as probable causes and deny wind-borne release from Dugway.
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Elmer Lammi
Washington
UPI
Utah
William W. Stone
Skull Valley
Stone
D.A. Osguthorpe
Dugway
James H. Watts
Mortimer A. Rothenberg
B.J. Osheroff
U.S. Public Health Service
Office of Program Planning
Turkey
United States
Keith Christensen
Hatch Land & Livestock Co
Diet aid suit pits Alabama poor against federal food stamps
UPI reports civil rights attorney Donald A. Jelinek files in U S District Court to compel free food stamps for Alabama's poorest. He offers 130 hungry Negroes as living testimony and plans a hunger census showing Black Belt shortages of meat milk and fruit.
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Washington
UPI
South
Donald A. Jelinek
Southern ‘Rural Research, Project
Selma
Ala
Agriculture Department
Alabama
U.S. District Court
civil_rights
Black Belt
Greece moves toward democracy cited by U S officials
U S State Department officials report encouraging developments in Greece over the last month and caution about returning democracy. A Sept 1 1968 plebiscite on the junta drafted constitution could renew U S military aid if accepted. progress includes a public debate window until May 31 and release of about 3 500 political prisoners with roughly 2 500 still detained. Diplomatic ties have remained active with the junta and NATO allies.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Greece
U.S
United States
NATO
Fugitive Caught After High Speed Chase and Robbery
Ezell Cheatham 22 of Phoenix faced armed robbery and theft charges after a high speed chase ending when his car, running out of gas near Apache Junction, was stopped. The vehicle, stolen in Riverside California, had led officers over 110 mph, with two tire shots fired and a 55 mile pursuit across Arizona.
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Apache Junction
UPI
Arizona
Richard Lewis
Miami
U.S. 60
Cheatham
Superior
Bob McCarthy
Jim Eaves
Superstition Inn
Riverside
Calif
Kiva Cocopah site schedules activities and registrations
The Kiva Cocopah area announces Conference Day on April 3 with no school. Kindergarten registration runs 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Room 1 for five-year-olds by Dec 31, 1968, with parent and birth certificate copy. Health program includes a fifth to eighth grade sex education session with films and Dr. Glenn Friedman.
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Kiva
Kiva School
Glenn Friedman
New wheelchair design could boost outdoor use for disabled
Harold Berwick of Marseilles Illinois seeks a stronger wheelchair with larger tires and a motor to tackle stairs rough ground and rain. The Permobil chair from Timra Medical Center Sweden, developed by Dr Per Udden, won the Brussels Grand Prix and enables independent outings to parks beaches and libraries. A catalog of wheelchair types is available from the American Rehabilitation Foundation in Minneapolis.
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Graduate School
Southern Illinois University
Harold Berwick
Marseilles
Ill
Berwick
Timra
Sweden
Per Udden
Brussels
Mats Denkert
Rain Rails Against Antiwar March In London
Londoners faced soaking rain as Vanessa Redgrave and Marc Ellington led a police escorted march from southeast London to Trafalgar Square and Downing Street. Protesters shouted antiwar slogans while officials limited access to Downing Street and the rally dispersed with six arrests.
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London
UPI
Vanessa Redgrave
Marc Ellington
Carmel
Calif
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
Downing Street
Harold Wilson
Miss Redgrave
Ellington
Wilson
Vietnam
Downink Street
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Chicago Ave
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