Post editor killed by airplane propeller in Michigan
MARION L. CLARK, 34, editor of the Washington Post Potomac magazine and member of the paper’s Rep. Wayne Hays sex scandal team, died Sunday after entering a private airplane propeller in East Tawas, Michigan as her parents waited. Dr. Sidney L. Pressey of Ohio State University built the first teaching machine in 1925 awarding candy for correct answers.
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Marion L. Clark
Washington Post
Wayne Hays
Miss Clark
Post
Potomac
East Tawas
Mich
Sidney L. Pressey
Ohio State University
Sonar aids search for plane wreck in Lake Erie
UPI reports sonar gear borrowed from the Army Corps of Engineers is used in a last-ditch Lake Erie search for the Formula One plane Rivets and veteran pilot William Falck of Ellenton Florida. A 300 square yard area was combed with grappling hooks yesterday, but the wreckage remains unfound.
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Cleveland
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Erie
William Falck
Eilenton
Fla
The Cry of a Hurting World TV Special Debuts in Cleveland
World Vision International sponsors a televised hunger special featuring Art Linkletter Julie Andrews Steve Allen Jayne Meadows Vincent Price and many others. The program hosted by Stan Mooneyham highlights hunger in Bangladesh Brazil the Philippines and India with calls for action and solutions. It also recounts a recent air show tragedy near Burke Lakefront Airport where pilot Falck died in a floatplane crash concluding the event.
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World Vision International
Linkletter
Julie Andrews
Steve Alen
Jayne Meadows
Vincent Price
Roger Staubach
Shirley Jones
Hank Aaron
Carol Lawrence
Billy Graham
Charles Colson
Andrae Crouch
Dean Jones
B. J
Philippines
India
Kenya
Indonesia
Stan Mooneyham
Weather linked to Ohio's Legionnaires disease
In Columbus the appearance of Legionnaires disease this late summer prompts officials to link infections to weather. Dr. Ian Baird of Riverside Hospital notes late summer activity in outbreaks, with four confirmed cases and one recovered. A 65 year old remains seriously ill as federal confirmation lags.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ian Baird
Riverside Hospital
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Baird
Michigan
Washington
Philadelphia
Three humps in city buses cue green lights in Minneapolis
Three humps mean go for buses at intersections under a Honeywell system. A microcomputer reads bus detectors and grants a green signal if the pattern matches a bus, speeding mass transit in Minneapolis and Washington DC trials.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Honeywell
Opprata
Washington, DC
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