Recorders May Give Clue to Airliner Crash
Falls City Nebraska AP reports two recording devices recovered from the wreckage may reveal the cause of a jet airliner crash that killed all 42 aboard. Braniff International Airways plane was in an envelope.
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Falls City
Neb
Braniff International Airways
Here
Ed Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
Slattery
Washington
Antone Schawang
Scawang
British Aircraft Corp
United States
Braniff
Donald G. Pauly
James A. Hilliker
Ginger Elaine Brisbane
Minneapolis
Minn
Sharon Eileen Hendricks
Sawyer
N.D
Braniff Flight 250
Omaha
New Olis
Shreveport
Fort Smith
Ark
Tulsa
Two Sets Of Sisters Among Dead
A Braniff jet crash near Falls City Nebraska killed 42 people including two sets of sisters Nancy Ann and Susan Chamblin and Mary Kay and Susan Hamm. Victims ranged from a 5 year old boy to adults. among the dead were ten service members.
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Robert Kuhr
Braniff
Kuhr
Omaha
Mitchell
Kansas City
United States
Nancy Ann Chamblin
Susan Carol Chamblin
Fort Smith
Ark
Lincoln
Neb
Nancy Ann
Susan Carol
Mary Kay Hamm
Susan Hamm
Spring Branch
Tex
Houston
Nebraska
Alkman 2
Robert D. Welter
Des Moines
Iowa
Lackland Air Force Base
Welter
Topeka
Kan
Forecast Signals Cooler, Showers Then Weekend Return
The five day outlook predicts temperatures averaging over five degrees below normal from tomorrow through Saturday. Showers and thundershowers are possible today and again late in the week as the weekend approaches.
Highway deaths hit 23570 in six months, NSC reports
The National Safety Council notes 23 570 highway deaths in the first half of 1966, the highest six month total ever. June toll reached 4 270, up about 5 percent from 1965, with New York City and Philadelphia among leaders in safe driving rates. Chicago ranked fourth in fatalities per 10 000 registered vehicles.
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Chicago
The
National Safety Council
Los Angeles
New York City
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Buffalo
Columbus
Ohio
Seattle
Wash
Elizabeth
N.J
Allentown
Arlington
Clear skies expected as system moves off coast
A low pressure system off the Virginia coast should move away by noon today, permitting clear skies across the state. The update notes宁 no significant precipitation and improved weather conditions for the day.
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Richmond
Virginia
Berryville Gore Fire Spreads Across County Blazes
Two major grass and brush fires raged for hours in Clarke and adjacent counties over the weekend. A Clifton Farm blaze in Berryville burned over 100 acres and required multiple companies including John H. Enders and Charles Town to contain it. Gore lines faced a 112 acre fire near a Boy Scout Camp with help from Byrd Inc and Moore and Dorsey. Several smaller fires occurred along Route 50 West and near Millwood Pike with teams from Round Hill, Shawnee, Gainesboro, and White Post assisting throughout Saturday and Sunday.
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Clifton Farm
Boy Scout
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W.va
Byrd, Inc
Moore and Dorsey
Boyce Fire Company
Round Hill
Duff
Millwood Pike
Gainesboro
Lizer
Cross Junction
Enders Company
Betty Meade Elsen
White Post
Clarke County
Route 50
Shenandoah River
Boyce Company
U.S. to Launch Lunar Orbiter Craft Tomorrow
NASA plans a Tuesday launch from Cape Kennedy of the Lunar Orbiter toward the moon to photograph nine potential landing sites including Ocean of Storms. The 850 pound craft rides Atlas Agena, with a 90 hour flight and orbital details set to 26 miles minimum altitude after retrorocket burns.
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U.S
Cape Kennedy, Fla
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nugents Honeymooning At Capri Corn Villa Bahamas
Patrick and Luci Nugent honeymooned at Capri corn near Nassau with lavish secrecy. The couple, later identified at Kennedy Airport, stayed in a $250 000 waterfront villa while Luci wore dark glasses and both traveled with Secret Service protection.
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Bahamas
Nassau
Patrick
Luci Johnson Nugent
Capricorn
Rebekah Harkness-Kean
Larry Buczkowski
Pittsburgh
Buczkowskis
Luci
Nugent
New Providence Island
Lyford Cay
Goods and Vehicles Stolen and Damaged in Weekend Incidents
Police report two B and E incidents over the weekend. At Labor Camp on Fairmount Ave theft included wool blankets and about eight used oil heaters. Later a window at C I Brumback on N Cameron St was found broken and two vehicles rammed together. a car from a used car lot was left by Sears and another was driven onto the Brumback lot.
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Fairmount Ave
Mellwee and
Alexander
C. I. Brum
N. Cameron St
Brumback
House seeks strike settlement as hearings resume
The House Commerce Committee resumes hearings on a bill to end the long airline strike and return workers to the job for up to 180 days. Some members oppose the measure while leaders urge progress. Sen Javits forecasts federal seizure could be used within a year if talks fail. Vice President Humphrey warns of anti strike legislation without wage and price discipline.
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Washington
House
Commerce
Senate
Harley O
Staggers
D-W.va
Machinists Union
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
New York
Javits
Hubert H. Humphrey
Board Urges Fast Drought Aid and Feed Relief
Frederick County Board of Supervisors was urged to notify Gov. Mills Godwin about drought conditions and lack of cattle feed. The push also seeks immediate corn release through the Commodity Credit Corp. Delegation members included St. Fred Stine Winchester Ralph Wake Man Stephens City and R B Fisher Middletown. The panel plans action before adjournment.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Mills Godwin
Commodity Credit Corp
St. Fred Stine
Winchester
Ralph Wake Man
Stephens City
R. B. Fisher
Malcolm Brumback
Middletown
Joshua Place
Frederick County Tax Payers Association
Frederick County
Donald Baughman
State Tax Department
Richmond
Cousins slain in Fort Worth car trunk murders
Two teenage cousins were found shot to death and stuffed in a car trunk near Fort Worth. Police hunted for Edna Louise Sullivan, 16, girlfriend of one victim, amid reports she was raped and killed. Roy Green 18 and Kenneth McDuff 20 were charged with sexually motivated slayings. both from Marlin area.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth
Central Texas
Hight
Roy Green
Kenneth McDuff
Marlin
Tex
Brand
U.S. 81
Edna Louise Sullivan
Everman
Young Brand
E. IR. Hughes
Aircraft Loss Tops For 1 Day
U S military officials reported a near record 24 Soviet missiles hit North Viet Nam on Sunday as seven U S planes were shot down marking the heaviest loss in a day of the air war. Ground fire caused most losses and only two of nine downed fliers were rescued.
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South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Hanoi
Navy
al Skyraider
Marine
Hanoi-Haiphong
Panhandle
Red River
China
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