Disaster plane crash kills 84 and mystifies investigators
UPI reports Eastern Airlines DC-7B plunged into a death dive seven minutes after takeoff from Kennedy. Coast Guard divers recovered bodies from icy Atlantic waters as aviation investigators search for the main wreckage. Authorities say passengers died instantly in a fiery explosion with no time to signal for help.
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Rain and snow forecast across multiple regions with coast to coast spans
Weather outlook shows rain or drizzle in the middle Atlantic states and lower Great Lakes, snow in upper lakes and upper Mississippi valley, showers along Gulf coast and lower Mississippi valley, and snow with heavy amounts in southern Rockies. Temperatures in 30s with southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Sunrise 7 00 am Sunset 5 30 pm. In a separate report a Navy enlisted man J Schumacher was identified off Long Island coast and two bodies, including an 18 month old, were recovered after a search 12 miles south of Jones Inlet. FAA chief Halaby visited the crash scene. Investigators cite probable control malfunction for a major air crash. wreckage must be recovered for final determination.
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Local News Gazette Vol.9 No.165 Update
The Giaea terald RECO reports date Feb 9 1965 from Middletown NY edition. It lists publication by Range County Publications Inc with circulation details and carrier and mail rates for Orange Sullivan Ulster Sussex and Pike Counties. The paper notes a 10 cent single copy price and 50 cent weekly carrier rate, with annual mail subscription at 18 dollars.
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Net Paid Circulation Averages 1964 65
Net paid circulation figures show 28 471 for the six months ending January 1965 and a comparison with January 1964. The data highlights readership changes and indicates trends in newspaper distribution for the period.
House votes to repeal 52-year gold backing law
The House approved repealing a law requiring partial gold backing for federal reserve deposits by a 300 to 82 vote, sending the measure to the Senate. The move would free about 5 billion dollars of U.S. gold to support dollar stability in world markets. An earlier bid to send the bill back to committee failed 289 to 93.
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