Missing Lovelace Plane Vanishes Over Mountains Flight
A large air search is underway for Dr. W Randolph Lovelace III 57 his wife Mary 43 and pilot Milton Brown 27 after their twin engine plane left Aspen Colorado en route to Albuquerque New Mexico Sunday. Weather hampered initial efforts with various air units joining from California to Florida and Civil Air Patrol assisting.
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Teague Predicts Passage Of Bill For Viet Nam Veterans
Olin E Teague head of the House Veterans Affairs Committee predicts quick approval of a Viet Nam era GI bill. He says Congress could pass by February extending education and home loan benefits to veterans with 180 days active service since 1945. The measure mirrors the Korean War and would cost hundreds of millions in the first year.
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Plan would shift NC House seats in reapportionment
A special legislative committee proposed a plan dividing North Carolina into 49 House districts and shifting 11 seats in the Piedmont region. Mecklenburg and Guilford would gain seats while western counties face losses. the plan aligns House representation with population per a federal court order.
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Man face death trial in bride’s drowning near Folly Beach
In Charleston area court, John Paul Anderson, 25, Worcester Massachusetts, stands trial for the June 19 drowning of his 20 year old wife after a raft disappearance off Folly Beach. Solicitor Arthur Howe said about 30 witnesses will testify. possible death penalty not revealed. A juror testified an 8 year old saw a man climb onto the raft the day of the drowning.
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Gemini 7 Nears Rendezvous as Space Flight Succeeds
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell continue the Gemini 7 mission logging five miles per second in orbit. They near a planned rendezvous with Gemini 6 as launch teams retry the Titan 2 booster and confront a dust cover issue that could have halted the flight.
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North Carolina panels draft 33 senate districts plan
A special legislative committee in Raleigh proposed reducing NC senatorial districts from 36 to 33 with major eastern and western changes. The plan, unveiled Monday, will be reviewed at the Jan 10 special General Assembly session.
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No Illness Noted From Ice Balls
The Public Health Service says no illnesses linked to water filled ice balls from Hong Kong have been reported. Action to ban or withdraw the novelties is left to states and districts, with measures already taken in Washington DC and several states. Health departments in Wisconsin and Arkansas report bacteria linked to water in the balls. Indiana warns teething rings sold with them may pose greater danger, with tester results pending.
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Trainees Found Safe After Five Days in New Mexico Mountains
Eight Peace Corps trainees aged 21 to 31 were found Monday in the Manzano Mountains near Albuquerque after five days of exposure in rain snow and subfreezing temperatures. They walked to a ranch house then were transported to Albuquerque to resume training.
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Tex
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New York
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Rhode Island College Dedicates Dormitory in Memory of Miss Weber
Rhode Island College dedicated a $692,000 dormitory honoring the late Miss Mary A. Weber faculty member for 98 years. Weber died last April and left an unrestricted $125,000 bequest to the college, the largest gift in its history.
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Speed Takes over NC Highway Patrol After Lambert Shakeup
Maj. Charles A Speed is elevated to head the North Carolina Highway Patrol replacing Col David Lambert. Lambert, 88, served since 1960 and helped grow the force beyond 700 miners. The reorganization includes resignations and new posts for division directors and staff at Raleigh.
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Guardsmen In Shape For Crisis
Washington report says the 150000-man selected force of Army National Guardsmen and Reservists will be ready for crisis duty by June 30. Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson notes units are at 97 percent strength, with training expanded to three days monthly and two weeks annually for some members. A separate item from Santa Little Rock, Ark, describes radar-guided helicopter delivery to a shopping center due to fog.
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