Two Marine jets collide over Hampton wrecking homes
In Hampton Virginia two intruder attack planes collided at dusk. Both crews bailed out safely but one jet crashed into Buckroe Beach area causing fires and demolishing ten homes. A mother and her 19 month old son were killed. Forty one more were injured and many homes suffered partial damage. Rescue crews reported thorough search with many wreckage remains spread over almost a mile.
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Hampton
Lloyd H. Nickelson
Viet Nam
Bay Sb
Tess
Buckroe Beach
Merrill Phillips
U.S. Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Eee
De Gaulle Seeks Franco Soviet Alliance in Moscow Talks
French President Charles de Gaulle met Soviet leaders in Moscow for a three hour session to discuss a Franco Soviet partnership aimed at Europe's settlement without U S influence. Talks to continue after de Gaulles mission, with exchanges at a state dinner setting the tone for an East West settlement without U S participation.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Moscow
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Europe
U.S
de Gaulle
de’ Gaulle
Novosibirks
Leningrad
Kiev
Stalin
Soviet Union
Fatal Highway 101 Crash Claims San Francisco Driver
Ernest Howard Raguth, 36, of San Francisco, died when his car swerved and plunged down an embankment on Highway 101 between Leggett and Cummings near Inman s Resort. The 6 a.m. call reported a pre dawn fatality as deputies noted the crash was the second such one car wreck in 24 hours in northern Mendocino County and the 11th in the county this year. Funeral arrangements were pending at Anker Mortuary in Willits.
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Ernest Howard Raguth
San Francisco
Leggett
Cummings
Inman’s Resort
Dave Spencer
Women's Groups Endorse LBJ Housing Plan
A coalition representing more than 30 million women endorsed President Johnson's civil rights housing bill. They supported the entire measure while emphasizing concerns about fair housing provisions, urging timely action to guarantee equal housing access and integration across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Johnson
House Libiary
Womens
Brown Denies Libel Assist in Pearson Case
San Francisco AP dispatch reports Gov. Edmund G. Brown and Drawn Pearson associates deny funding a $2 million libel policy for the columnist. Former San Francisco Mayor Christopher, defeated by Ronald Reagan, says he learned of the arrangement from an LA source and may name Brown as a defendant in a $6 million suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
APD
Edmund G. Brown
Partners
Washington
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Christopher
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Santa Rosa Man Held in Jail For Auto Theft
Ukiah police jailed several intoxicated suspects in the past 24 hours as the sheriff's office reported. Roger Copeland, 18, Santa Rosa, arrested for grand theft auto after a car theft from Purity Shopping Center. car recovered in Concord. Cecil Taylor, 35, Ukiah, serving a 17 to 4 day sentence for drunkenness. Thurman Freeman, 50, Ukiah, booked for seven days or a $34 fine on drunk conviction. Mike Stevens, 48, Ukiah, booked for four days or $17 fine on drunkenness sentence. Billy Welch, 32, Ukiah, arrested for non support, released after paying $110 fine.
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Ukiah
sheriff's _office
Roger Copeland
Santa Rosa
Purity
Grand Theft Auto
Concord
Cecil Taylor
Justice Court
Mike Stevens
Sheriff's Deputies
Billy Welch
Ten Mile
Senate probe may skip Klein testimony in Dodd case
The Senate Ethics committee has not decided whether to hear from lobbyist Julius Klein in the Thomas Dodd matter. Klein, a registered agent for West German interests, was not present as hearings focused on Dodd and Klein, amid charges by Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson that Dodd acted as Klein's errand boy and accepted gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Julius Klein
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Klein
Drew’ Pearson
Jack Anderson
West Germany
Mississippi civil rights march spreads to hill country
Mississippi freedom marchers moved from the Delta into rolling hill country today as delegations fanned out to rallies marking a second anniversary service for three civil rights workers buried in Philadelphia.
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Yazoo
City
Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Delta
Philadelphia
Cool Weather Eases Fire Danger in Mendocino County
Weather improved fire situation in Mendocino County with no new outbreaks in 48 hours. Division of Forestry reports 51 fires so far this year burning about 208 acres. officials warn motorists and campers to stay cautious as hot July and August loom to minimize losses.
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Willits
Mendocino County
Division of Forestry
Labor Legislation Priorities Unveiled by Brown
LOS ANGELES UPI Edmund G Brown outlined six point labor legislation priorities at the California State Council of Retail Clerks convention and challenged his Republican rival Ronald Reagan to state his positions on each point. He said the time for soft platitudes is over as the people demand hard answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald‘ Reagan
California State Council of
California approves implied consent measure for drunken driving
Sacramento reports California lawmakers pass Gov. Edmund G Brown's implied consent bill. It mandates a six month license suspension for suspects who refuse blood alcohol tests, applies to all drivers, and shifts penalties from conviction to refusal. Senate vote 23 12, supporters cite DUI deterrence amid clergy and police backing.
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Robert Fairbanks
Sacramento
UPI
California
R&quest
Edmund G. Brown
Cone
Brown
Senate
Assembly
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Collier
U. S. Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Hugh ‘Burns
Fresno
Aid Rushed To Viet Fight Scene
U S Army airborne cavalry reinforcements join American paratroopers battling a Communist battalion near Tuy Hoa, with 69 known Viet Cong dead. Marines land 1,500 nearby. no direct link between operations. The clash signals a potential major early phase of a new offensive.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Tuy Hoa
South Viet Nam
Kontum
1St Air Cavalry Division
Fire Calls Report From Monday Summary
A sequence of fire and alarm calls includes a car fire in the Savings Bank parking lot damaging one vehicle of B. Andrews at 12:38 a.m. A grass fire at Western Hills Trailer Court at 12:19 p.m. an alarm at Churelt and Barnes at 3:09 p.m. and a grass fire at Beacon Lane and Berkeley Drive at 7:23 a.m. with no damage reported.
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Savings Bank
B. Andrews
Western Hills
Churelt
Barnes
Beacon Lane
Berkeley Drive
Lucerne Woman Burned To Death In Car Crash
Lucerne teacher Margaret Gannon, about 45, died when her car plunged off Highway 101 and burst into flames. She was en route to visit her husband Arthur, a patient at Mary's Help Hospital, and to see her son Paul aboard the Enterprise. A German Shepherd riding with her escaped.
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Healdsburg
UPI
Margaret Gannon
Lucerne
Gannon
Upper Lake High School
San
Los Padres Fire Nears Control
Santa Barbara fire crews mopped up remaining pockets of a 10 day blaze that burned 92 000 acres in Los Padres National Forest and a 28 000 acre wildlife refuge. The fire was declared contained at 6 p m and full control was expected today as more than 2400 firefighters battled heat and rugged terrain.
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Santa Barbara
UPS
Los Padres National Forest
Remarkably Young Delinquents Arrested for Arson
In San Jose California police report the capture of two very young juveniles ages three and five for arson after they were seen climbing from a house and riding away on toy tricycles. Firemen quickly extinguished a blaze at the residence as the missing boys were found about three miles from home.
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San Jose
Calif
UPI
California Legislature Moves to Pass Major Money Bills
With the new fiscal year looming, the California legislature advances the $4.605 billion budget and Gov Brown's accrual bill. The Senate passed the budget 28 to 7 and the Assembly the accrual plan 41 to 31, both with narrow margins. A conference committee may resolve wording differences on the accrual bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kempster
Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
Senate panel approves tougher car safety bill
Washington UPI The Senate Commerce Committee approved a safety package aimed at reducing highway deaths by pushing auto makers to build safer cars. The measure, supported unanimously, would impose stricter controls than President Johnson asked, setting interim 1967 design standards for 1968 models. Existing federal rules require seat belts padded dashes energy absorbing steering columns and similar features mostly already met by GM Ford and American Motors.
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Washington
Commerce Secretary
General Services Administration
General Motors
Ford
CIA
Am ‘Ican Motors
Walden Sentence Postponed in San Francisco Bribe Case
Superior Judge Lewis Drucker postponed the sentencing of former San Francisco Assessor Russell Walden who was convicted May 28 of taking bribes from large taxpayers in return for assessment breaks.
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San. Francisco
UPI
Lewis Drucker
San Francisco
Russell Walden
Lynda Bird Johnson Denies Wedding Plans in Madrid
Lynda Bird Johnson arrived in Madrid for a two week Spain visit given by her father as a college graduation present. She said she has no immediate wedding plans and noted her limited Spanish while tours of the Iberian Peninsula are planned, with stops including Majorca and Barcelona.
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Lynda Bird
Madrid
Jean McDonough
UPI
Johnson
Spain
Lynda Bird Johnson
Susan Schein
U.S
Angier Biddle
Duke
Robin
Spanish Foreign Office
George Hamilton
Lynda
Iberian
Peninsula
Mediterranean
Majorca
Brava
Barcelona
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Maurice Couve Dé Murville
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai
S.F
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Probe Body
Viet
Los Padres
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nguyen Cao Ky
Battlefront
Dieu de
Hue
Wo 4Then
Virgil O'Sullivan
D-Williams
Stan Pittman
Oroville
Robert Lagomarsino
Ojai
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
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