Brazilian jet crashes into Guanabara Bay killing at least 13
A Panair do Brasil DCS jet with 104 aboard ran off the runway at Rio de Janeiro International, slamming into Guanabara Bay. At least 13 dead, 38 hospitalized survivors, 53 missing. No Americans aboard. Congressman Josue de Castro survived on a life raft. his granddaughter is believed lost. Eyewitnesses described the plane sailing into the water after engine trouble.
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UPI
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Guanabara Bay
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Panair Do Brasil
Josue de Castro
de Castro
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Lorain Man Killed by Car in Georgia
Pvt. Daniel M. Wilson 21 of Lorain Ohio was struck by an open convertible at an intersection near Fort Benning Georgia and died at Columbus Medical Center. The driver Louis Peabody 24 of Columbus remained under investigation.
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Fort Benning
Sith Infantry
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Peabody
Woman 68 dies after fall in Newark apartment
Mrs Helen Recter aged 68 died after falling twelve steps to a first floor landing in her Newark Ohio apartment building Monday. Local police said the incident appeared accidental.
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Newark
Ohio
UPI
Helen Recter
Space twins near rendezvous in spaceflight quest
The article reports on Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov as the first Soviet cosmonauts who came within about five kilometers of each other in orbit. It notes there was no plan to link their two five ton ships and describes the joint briefing at Moscow University with officials from Jodrell Bank.
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Yuri Gagarin
Gheroan Titov
Popovich
Andrian Nikolayev
Col
Pavel
Britain
Sir Bernard Journey
Yell
Jodrell Bank
Moscow University
Iors
Nikolayev
Matisslav Keldysh
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences
West Berlin strengthens wall barriers to curb rioting
West Berlin police set barbed wire along the western side of the wall opposite East Germany as Mayor Brandt and Western Allied leaders sought ways to prevent further anti-Communist violence after the shooting of East German refugees. West Berlin residents urged quicker action on an emergency water company purchase, with council debating a midday special alert and a potential ballot measure.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Willy Brandt
Munist
Pethe Amherst Water Co
Lier Fechter
Johnswall
Wilhelmstrasse
Opp
Reds
Mattey
West
Husar
Floyd G
Brown and Associates
Brandt
Richard Mar
Gineers
Allied
Ordh
Hasj
East Berlin
Weather update and spaceflight report from Soviet mission
Northeastern Ohio sees partly cloudy skies with cooler, less humid air today tonight and Wednesday. Thunder showers in extreme southern counties end early today with possible late-day development. Temperature ranges 69 to 91 previously forecast. crewed Vostok IV landing reported 124 miles apart with six minute difference, cosmonauts floated in zero gravity and ground stations kept long distance short wave contact.
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Ohio
Popovich
Vostok IV
Niko
Ture
Sture
Local officials weigh utility rate talks and meetings
The report describes discussions among council members and officials about scheduling regular meetings and a potential rate increase. It notes references to headquarters, a possible 25 percent permanent change, and talks tied to a Western Allied command structure. The piece hints at continued negotiations and an extended conference.
Three Die As Storm Topples West Side Water Tower
A Cleveland storm collapsed the Mon Arch Aluminum plant water tower on the West Side, killing John Truskowski 47, Leonard Smith 51, and William Hamrick 65 among rubble. Jorge Carrasquilla, trapped, survived after medical help. 10,000 residents lost power. Berlin riots followed the refugee killings near an anti refugee wall.
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Cleveland
UPI
Mon Arch Aluminum Manufacturing Co
John Truskowski
Leonard Smith
Lakewood
Wiliam Hamrick
Jorge Carrasquilla
U.S. Agrees to Aid Berlin Refugees at the Wall
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin met to authorize U S Army ambulances and medical corpsmen to rush aid to refugees wounded at the Berlin wall. The plan aims to drive into East Berlin to assist victims escaping to the West as tensions rise after days of clashes and shootings near the wall.
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Washington
UPH
Dean Rusk
Anatoly
F. Dobroynin
U.S
Berlin
Berlin Wall
Wall
East Berlin
West Berlin
Dobrynin
State Department
Rusk
Dob‘jrynin
Bartin
Opening of Lorain County Fair Sizzles on Kids Day
The 107th Lorain County Fair opens with hot weather and large crowds, led by Kids Day activities. Horse shows, saddle club judging, and pony pulls draw hundreds, while Republicans and Democrats hand out treats to lure families. Tractor pulling and a fireworks finale cap opening day.
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Don Miller
Wellington
Lorain County Fair
Saddle Club
Democratic
Army Man Discharged Over Absence Without Leave
Military authorities in Edinburgh say Pvt John Noonan, 20, sold his rifle to finance an absence without leave. He was ordered dishonorably discharged from the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders yesterday.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
John Noonan
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