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Aircraft Disaster
The giant supersonic experimental bomber, the Air Force XB-70, and an F-104 Chase plane, collide over California.
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- Full release: Abnormal Storm Hits Florida
- Story 1: Abnormal Storm Hits Florida
Aircraft Disaster (Universal Newsreel, Jun 1966)
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The original release sheet reads: ABNORMAL STORM HITS FLORIDA In the earliest appearance of a hurricane in history, "ALMA" spreads death and destruction throughout the Caribbean...from Honduras, through Cuba, winding up by pounding both sides of the Florida peninsula. Winds are clocked at 110 m.p.h. AIRCRAFT DISASTER The giant supersonic experimental bomber, the Air Force XB-70, and an F-104 Chase plane, collide over California. Two men are killed. One of them is Joe Walker, holder of the world's altitude and speed records. The XB-70 cost a half billion dollars to build. CALIFORNIA PRIMARY 55 year-old actor Ronald Reagan defeats his Republican opponent and Governor Edmund Brown wins over his, as they both poll landslide votes in California's primary. The showdown election in November finds Brown an underdog and Reagan a possible '68 Republican Presidential candidate. GEMINI NINE TRIUMPH Astronauts Stafford and Cernan return, by plane, to Cape Kennedy just as films they took alift, are released. The pictures show the "Angry Alligator" target docking vehicle whose plastic nose cover failed to jettison, preventing the docking maneuver. Cernan's Space Walk...and for the first time...films of the craft's re-entry phase, are other highlights of this story.
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MCA/Universal Pictures Collection
Series
Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library
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