Airliner missing. 69 aboard amid rough Pacific search
In Panama City a mix of U S and Nicaraguan aircraft searched rugged seas for a missing four engine Argentine transport with 69 cadets aboard. Weather hampered efforts as Maj Dunn said a box pattern over sea and shore would continue tonight, with plans to extend inland if needed.
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Indonesian army seizes control of civilian intelligence bureau
In Jakarta on Wednesday the Indonesian army announced it would take over all intelligence activities from Subandrio's civilian bureau. Maj Gen Suharto presented a new high command to President Sukarno and appointed a general to head the bureau. Subandrio, under fire since the Oct. 1 coup, will report to Brig. Gen. Sugih Artu, the new intelligence chief. Military sources accuse Subandrio of linking the CIA to efforts to depose Sukarno. Suharto denied the claim.
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GRAFTON Officials May Get Pay Boost
Grafton village officials may receive a salary increase as city budgets undergo review. Local government aims to attract qualified leaders while balancing taxpayer costs and service delivery.
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Grafton and Apple Creek prison plans outlined by state
Howard L. Collier announced Ohio state plans to improve Grafton State Farm and Apple Creek State Hospital as part of a 49.3 million remodel effort across mental institutions. Grafton work totals 21.5 million with dorm repairs 14 million and kitchen upgrades. Apple Creek projects include 10.7 million in repairs plus a new 193,000 school and fireproofing upgrades under a billion-dollar capital program.
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Weather Outlook for Friday and Tonight
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with a low of 28 to 34 degrees. Wednesday brings cooler, windy conditions with widely scattered light showers and a high in the 50s. Fair and cool Friday follows with continued clear and chilly conditions.
Broken parts blamed in bus crash kills 74 in Nile
Cairo United Press International reports a crowded trolley bus plunged into the Nile killing at least 74. Investigators say a broken front axle and steering rod caused the crash. Rescue teams recovered 74 bodies and expect more as officials probe whether parts were defective or overloaded.
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U S dreams decision needed on space goals
Washington UPI Dr Charles S Sheldon II of the National Aeronautics and Space Council says the Russians plan to follow manned lunar landings with cosmonaut flights to planets. He notes U S plans lack a national decision to send men to Mars Venus or Jupiter while both nations press toward the moon this decade.
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Satellite launch delayed at Cape Kennedy
The Federal Space Agency announced Geos 1 Earth mapping satellite may lift off Saturday with a risk it could slip to next week due to scheduling issues. The launch has been stalled twice this week by faulty electrical circuits.
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NATO Nuclear Plan Faces Resistance Across Allies
Paris talks aim to study a mixed manned nuclear fleet under NATO. France objections persist while Britain and the United States push for a plan. Defense ministers will report findings to the Nov NATO meeting with several countries not committing to participate.
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Elyrians Back One Day Boycott By Teachers
Elyria teachers will join a one day boycott of Cleveland stores as NEOTA meets in Cleveland. The move is a protest against State Issue 1 a 1 percent sales tax hike aimed at funding education. NECTA backed the boycott and Elyria’s advisory committee approved participation emphasizing it lasts one day only.
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Ben Gurion to retire after crushing election defeat
Former Israeli premier David Ben Gurion is expected to retire from politics after a sharp election setback. Defeated by Levi Eshkol, he may return to his Sde Boker Negev settlement where he originally retired in 1963. He had formed a new party but finished fourth among 17 groups as Eshkol led Mapai to a landslide win.
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Boat wreck near Yucatan leaves refugees seeking asylum
Cuban refugees fleeing via a crowded fishing boat from Cuba to the United States sank off Mexico’s coast near Merida after eight days at sea. Six survivors were picked up by the Navy and prepared for immigration questioning as they await political asylum in Mexico before continuing to the United States.
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Two US helicopters collide in Viet Nam
Survivors told the Navy that 25 men 9 women and 11 children crowded into the boat four weeks ago Monday in an unspecified Cuban port and slipped away by night. The boat came to pieces in mild showery weather Tuesday and sank near Cantoy Island about 20 miles off the Mexican coast. The Navy said it is searching for others in the party but without hope of finding them alive.
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Reichlin Eyes Immediate Start on Elyria Dem Platform
Leonard Reichlin, who defeated Mayor Sanford, says Elyria’s new Democratic administration will not set deadlines. Beginning Jan 1 1966 the party will push a civic center post office city offices and federal building plan plus a widening Abbe Road bridge speed control water sale program and fire station. He expects projects to take shape soon after the new year.
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Rhodesia weighs Britain's terms on independence survey
Salisbury sources report Prime Minister Ian Smith and leadership discussing Britain's terms for a survey on Rhodesian independence. Rhodesia, governed by whites though outnumbered by blacks, would accept independence within the current constitutional framework if conditions suit the regime.
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