Cincinnati Plane Crash Kills 62
A Trans World Airlines passenger jet crashed into a hillside near the Greater Cincinnati Airport in Kentucky, killing 62 people and injuring many. Seven aboard survived as crews treated victims at St. Elizabeth, Booth, and General hospitals. the airport area was sealed off and the crash recalled a 1965 incident.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Trans World Airlines
Kentucky
Greater Cincinnati
TWA
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Boston
Coronata
Constance
American Airlines
Tax hike prospects rise after pound shock and spending cuts
Washington congressional action pivots on a possible tax increase linked to spending cuts. House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills schedules a Nov. 28 hearing on administration proposals, while President Johnson touts a $7 billion package in spending cuts for a $7 billion revenue boost. The movement follows pound devaluation and a stock market dip as lawmakers weigh a 10 percent surtax and extended session into Christmas.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
George Christian
Johnson
Congress
John Son
Britain
Mills
Ed. Reserve Board
Hot Spring
Ark
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Charles Schultze
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Ways and Means
Recoy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Harold Wilson
Downing St
London
England
House of Commons
Wilson
Eight Million Dollar Downtown Mall Planned Troy
Urban Renewal Agency announced plans for an eight million dollar, mall type shopping district for downtown Troy bounded by Broadway Federal Street Fifth Avenue and River Street. A 240000 survey is under way with city council and housing and urban development approval needed before construction.
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Troy
UK Citizens Advisory Committee
Broadway
Federal Street
Fifth
Urban Renewal Agency
Troy City Council
Edward P. Dinan
RPI
Jacob Street
Dinan
Bumstead Chevrolet
Labor Temple
Old Troy Boys Club
TBC
Zibro Tire Co
Marschilok
Devaluation nudges Britain toward Common Market talks
Britain's pound devaluation prompts a shift toward possible talks with the European Common Market. EU ministers authorize Jean Rey to gather material and report by December 11 on how the 14.3 percent drop affects Britain Ireland Denmark and Norway bids, with France cautious about negotiations.
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Brussels
Belgium
Britain
Europe
Jean Rey
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
France
Maurice’ Couve de Murville
Rey
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Luxembourg
Willy Brandt
Germany
Dee
Six Astronauts Named For New Apollo Shots
SPACE CENTER HOUSTON AP The space agency yesterday named six astronauts to flight crews for the second and third manned missions in the Apollo lunar program. Air Force Lt. Col. James A. McDivitt will command the first Saturn V test flight late in 1968 with Lt. Col. David R. Scott as co pilot and Russell L. Schweickart as pilot of the lunar module. Frank Borman leads the second crew with Michael Collins and William Anders aboard for an early 1969 earth orbital simulation aligned with the lunar mission. The first manned Apollo flight is planned for next summer aboard a smaller Saturn V, following the earlier debut this month. Navy Capt. Walter M. Schirra Jr. will command that flight with Walter Cunningham and Donn F. Eisele aboard.
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Russell. L. Schweickart
Air Force
Frank Borman
Michael Collins
William A. Anders
Borman
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Walter Cunningham
Donn F. Eisele
Glens Falls Men Die in Argyle Crash at Route 40 Intersection
Two Glens Falls men Ernest Hicks 42 and Edward Price Thomas 67 were killed when their 1959 convertible left Route 40 at Hook Road Town of Argyle Washington County and struck a tree at about 445 p.m. Coroner Milton Greenberg ruled accidental death. Police and investigators noted hunting gear in the car, suggesting they might have been returning from a hunt.
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John J. McNamara
Glens Falls
Hook Road
Argyle
Washington County
Ernest Hicks
Maple St
Edward Price Thomas
Ridge St
Milton Greenberg
Hudson Falls
Greenberg
Population hits 200 million as Johnson speaks
President Johnson notes the 200 million milestone reached at 11:03 a.m. EST as Census Bureau figures track a booming America. He frames the moment against looming challenges of education, resources, and unity, urging confidence in a free, prosperous nation. The crowd cheers as the clock shows the historic count.
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Johnson
Commerce Department
Washington
Oten
Merce Department
Census Bureau
America
Colonies
Banda to dredge canal to Nacala railhead
President Hastings Banda announced a dredged canal in the Shire River from Fort Johnston to Liwonde. The canal will allow direct cargo movement to the new railhead and onward to Nacala in Mozambique for export.
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Blantyre
Malawi
Hastings Banda
Shire River
Fort Johnston
Lake Malawi
Liwonde
Indian Ocean
Nacala
Mozambique
Dak To battle toll rises to 72 dead in 19 days
U S headquarters reports 72 killed and 85 wounded from Sundays Hill 878 fighting in Dak To as North Vietnamese surround US troops for 24 hours. The clash marks the heaviest US loss in the 19 day battle amid air bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Saigon
U.S
178Rd Airborne Brigade
Hill 878
U. S
Dak To
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Air Force
Physician Fined For Tax Evasion In Albany
ALBANY N Y AP A physician pleaded guilty to evading income taxes and was fined 8500 dollars and placed on one year’s probation in U S District Court. Dr Edmund F P Furcinito of Alicia reported a taxable income of 13020 in 1961 while his actual income was 29027 and he should have paid 3976 more in taxes for that year.
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Albany
N.Y
U.S
Edmund FP. Furcinito
Alica
Deserting sailors show on Moscow TV condemning war
Four U S sailors who left a Japanese ship appeared on Moscow television declaring antiwar views and urging others to join peace efforts. They said they received Soviet aid to travel toward a neutral country and identified themselves by name and hometowns. The broadcast aired in English and Russian, questioned by Soviet peace committee members.
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Moscow
Japan
Richard D. Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
John Michael Barilla
Catonsville
Craig W. Anderson
San Jose
Calif
Michael Lindner
Mount Pocono
Soviet Bloc
Vietnam
Ander ‘Son
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Robert Sanderson
Roy Tollison
Andrew Pauquelle
South Glens Falls
U.S. Toll
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