THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, Mass. Aug. 15, 1968 

* Disneyland Resort theme park excursion trip disaster 
* Los Angeles Airways (LAA) helicopter crash in Compton

The front page has a four column headline: "21 Lose Lives in Crash Of Disneyland 'Copter" with subhead and related photo. Coverage continues inside with another photo. (see images) 
Complete with all 58 pages, light toning at the margins, nice condition.

Background: The August 14, 1968 crash of Los Angeles Airways (LAA) Flight 417—a Sikorsky S-61L helicopter en route to the Disneyland Heliport that crashed in Compton, California, killing all 21 people aboard after a main rotor blade separated due to metal fatigue failure—carried profound historical significance because it struck a devastating blow to the early era of commercial urban helicopter transit. Coming less than three months after the nearly identical crash of LAA Flight 841 in Paramount that killed 23 people, this twin tragedy shattered public confidence in rotor-wing passenger travel, exposed critical manufacturing and maintenance vulnerabilities in rotor spindle assembly, and led to mandatory fleetwide groundings by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Ultimately, the catastrophic loss of 44 lives across both incidents permanently halted direct helicopter passenger service to Disneyland, crippled Los Angeles Airways financially until its demise in 1971, and fundamentally altered the safety protocols and regulatory scrutiny governing commercial helicopter operations in the United States.