New Airline Baggage Limitations Effective
Airline baggage rules shift focus from weight to number and size of pieces. Major carriers like United Braniff and Trans World adopt the new limits while some keep the old system amid CAB approval fights and fare adjustments.
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Armed Bandits Rob Clark Air Base Club In $150000 Heist
Nine armed men stormed the Clark Air Base non commissioned officers club in Manila causing one American airman to be wounded critically as they stole an estimated $150,000. Hostages were taken and a getaway in a jeep followed, sparking a four province manhunt.
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Chuck Connors Injured Halting Branded Production
TV actor Chuck Connors tore elbow muscles during a fight scene in Hollywood. The injury forced the Branded series to shut down for two weeks while doctor Mark Stern treated him.
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Campus Slaying Sparks Police Hunt for Negro Suspect
In Chapel Hill North Carolina police searched for a young Negro after Suellen Evans 21 was stabbed to death in the university arboretum near her sociology class. An autopsy found no rape and a janitor identified a fleeing man as a potential suspect.
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Whisky Bottles Seized In Martinsburg Raid
About 1 000 bottles of whisky gin and wine were confiscated by City Police in a raid at 110 West Race Street. Loretta Parsons was arrested and charged with illegal possession and sale of alcoholic beverages and posted a 700 bond for appearance in Police Court.
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Johnson Relaxing At Ranch One
Johnson enjoys a quiet retreat at a ranch with casual gatherings and leisure moments noted in the local column.
Night Club Operator Guilty, Appeals Planned in WV Case
U S District Court in Beckley WV convicted a night club operator for using the mail to promote gambling at the Colonial Club near White Sulphur Springs during 1961 62. Defense lawyers said they would appeal. Judge Michie set October 27 in Charlottesville VA for hearing arguments on a new trial.
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Greek Parliament Sees Deadlock Over Premier Compromise
After Parliament failed to form a quorum the Greek crisis deepens as Premier Athanasiadis Novas seeks a compromise candidate acceptable to King Constantine and a working majority. Papandreou supporters boycott, protests erupt, and a confidence vote is delayed indefinitely amid riots.
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Fire Extinguished at Arkwright No 1 Mine West Virginia
A week after a fire began in Christopher Coal Co. Arkwright No. 1 mine near Morgantown a short circuit started the blaze. Harold G Suter said the fire was put out early Friday. Two of about 100 workers were asphyxiated and recovered several hundred feet from the fire site.
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Rattle Warning In Manila Patrol Snakes Hurt
Two U S Air Force enlisted men in Manila reportedly ran over a snake but halted their jeep to search for the animal near a station, then retraced to locate the reptile.
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Bank President Blames Outsiders for Newport News Failure
LeRoy F Ridley, president of the defunct Crown Savings Bank of Newport News Virginia, testifies before a House Banking Subcommittee that outsiders caused the banks problems while denying knowledge of fraudulent activity. He explains $222 562 in worthless checks stemmed from a larger $600 000 total, and says he tried to remove them from the bank and did not authorize check overpayments.
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Vote Sought On Dirksen Amendment In Senate
Senate leaders plan to seek unanimous consent for a Wednesday vote on a Dirksen amendment to allow one house of state legislatures to be apportioned non uniformly. Opponents claim they have 34 votes to defeat it, with Sen. Proxmire among those opposing.
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Virginia TB Cases Rise to 2435 in 1964 Report
Richmond AP notes Virginia recorded 2435 new tuberculosis cases in 1964, up from 2252 the previous year. The tuberculosis and tuberculosis control figures declined from 216 in 1963 to 174 in 1964, reflecting changes in disease reporting.
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