Plane disaster claims 101 lives in North Pacific
Debris and bodies were recovered from a squally North Pacific as a passenger flight disaster killed 101 people. The report notes the event's scale and the ongoing rescue and investigation efforts.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
2
Hoffa Linked to New Indictment in Pension Fund Case
The new Chicago indict ment accuses James Hoffa and seven others of misusing 20 million dollars in a pension fund scheme. It details alleged loan misrepresentations and personal and corporate expenses funded by diverted money. Hoffa, in Philadelphia, offered no comment awaiting the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
District of Columbia
New York
Philadelphia
Hotta
Pension Fund
Chicago
Good Samaritan Hospital Inc
Dade County
Florida
Good Samaritan
Severe Weather Across Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma
Storms produced hail up to golfball size and heavy rain from Earth to Olton and along Highway 70. Olton faced flooding, power outages, and downed poles while law enforcement checked for damage. A tornado was reported near Fieldton and a tunnel cloud moved toward Hale Center. multiple towns alerted for severe weather and rainfall varied from light to heavy across the region. A twister-type wind damaged the Lubbock Experiment Station barn and several aircraft at Pecos Municipal Airport, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 70
Earth
Olton
Barth-Sudan-Olton
Archie Howard
Fieldten
Littlefield
Pinus Edwards
Edmonson
Orville Finck House
Tulsa
Finch
Haltway
Plainview
James McCoy
Haltway Oil and Butane Service
Hereford
Weather Bureau
Canyon
Activty
Amarillo
Silverton
Dimmitt
Hal
Lockney
Lubbock
Panhandle
Perryson and
Spearman
Goodland
Kan
Pecos
Far
Texas
Kgnc. TV
Rains and hail hit Olton area named in report
Rains and hail lash plains as the storm moved east. Bill Smith of Olton reported 1.50 inches of rain with light hail. South and west of Olton five inches of rain were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Reed
McLean
Bill Smith
Olton
Infant and family details in a funeral notice
Obituary notice for Billy Elton Earle infant son of Billy and Charis Earle with siblings Randy Roy Sharon Penel and grandparents Margaret Lantrip Roy and Mrs. Evie Wooten lists services at 10 am Thursday at Boxwells Ivy Chapel and interment at Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arle Billy Elton Earle
Billy Cnaries Earle
Randy Roy
Sharon Penel
Margaret Lantrip
Roy Earle
WooTen
Anne
Evie Wooten
Joe Knittel
CBD
W. C. Wooten
Boxwells
Memorial Park Cemetery
Clements Lindsay Gardner Clements
Marion
Sam Clements
Sam Arden
Susanne Elen
R. W. Clements
C. A. Gates
Paramount Baptist Church
Federer William Gist Federer
Howard C. Federer Jr
Mary Flove
Howard C. J
R. D. Gist
H.C. Federer
Cc. M. Dirks
Llano
Watson Earl J. Watson
New Mexico
Cordelia
E. J. Watson
Frank Smith
Homer Watson
Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel
Pope John XXIII Transferred To St Peter's Basilica
The body of Pope John XXIII, robed in red papal garments and wearing a gold mitre, was borne from the palace to St. Peter's Basilica amid tolling bells and tears. The pope, praised for peace and lack of enemies, will lie in state in the candle-lit basilica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Papal Funeral Procession Through St Peters Square
A vast crowd of about 100000 lines the Vatican route as Pope John XXIII lies in state and his body is carried from the Vatican Palace to St Peter's Basilica. The cortege, led by eight pallbearers, moves under tolling bells with mourners in silent reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
John XXII
Julian
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
Vatican Palace
Basilica
Old New Careers Wiped Out in Crash
A DC7 air crash off British Columbia claims 101 lives including a mother and four daughters, a Red Cross supervisor, a former schoolteacher recalled to duty, and several servicemen and dependents. Families wait for news as survivors are described across the United States from McChord to Alaska. the flight carried personnel and civilians bound for Anchorage and new postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Cross
British Columbia
Fort Dix
N.J
Luther Walton
Popular Bluff
Jeanne Marie Heath
Eugene D. Heath
Alaska
Mount St. Scholastica School
Atchison, Kan
Defense Department
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
United States
Anchorage
Scott
Paula L. MckKnight
Elmendorf’ Air Force Base
Six Texans Among 101 Aboard Alaska Crash
In the Juneau disaster 101 people were lost when a chartered airliner crashed off Alaska. Six Texans are named among the dead including Sgt. Joseph Whipsey and his wife Marion and daughters Sandra and Rayma from Sheffield near Midland, plus Capt. Robert Johnson and Airman Marvin Towle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Texas
Joseph Whipsey
Marion
Sandra
Rayma
Marvin Towle
San Angelo
Whipsey
Army Medical Corps
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Fairbanks
Pitcher, Oklo
Government Steps In To Rail Dispute
President Kennedy endorses settlement proposals from a three man Rosenman panel led by Samuel S. Rosenman. The panel issued guidance as part of the federal effort to resolve the ongoing rail labor dispute with carrier and union representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Samuel S. Rosenman
New York
Rosenman
Mediation Board Oversees Firemen Removal Talks
Wirtz convened a progress meeting with mediation board members Francis O Neill and Howard Gamser and union leaders from engineers firemen conductors enginemen trainmen switchmen and brakemen. Gilbert of the Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen pressed that management gives lip service to Rosenman panel recommendations while unions seek written proposals. No strike notice has been issued and no June 13 deadline extension was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirtz
Francis O’neill
Howard Gamser
Mediation Board
O'Neill
Gamser
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Rosenman
Gilbert
Hunting Duo Nets Cougar in Record Book Feat
The Whittens again draw attention after a cougar was taken in a hunt, matching a record size. In 1948 the elder Whitten reportedly shot an 8 foot 8 inch lion, underscoring the family’s long history with large game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittens
Whitten
Big Cat on the Line for Boone and Crockett Honors
Louis Whitten, longtime Cimarron resident and ranger, could earn national recognition from the Boone and Crockett Society for his big cat. He also operates a service station by Cimarron and works as a hunter guide in winter, with a history of notable hunts including a 235 pound TL and an 8 foot tall bear in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Whitten
Boone-Crockett Society
Whitten
Cimarron
Paris
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Pacific
New Mexico State Prison
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Ranger
Japan
John XXIII
St. Peter's Basilica
Ecumenical Council
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
Nashville
Ett
Ing Company
Clinton
Holts
Senate
Quiteque
Kress
Hale Center
Hoxwells
Vetaig
Imarilios Most
Houguial
Pope
Mational Eieris Ace
Bobbie F. Rushing
Northport
Ala
Air Force
Aimon T. Rushing
Yonkers
N.Y
Jack V. Capaz
Pfc
Richard V. Capaz
Madeline Scott
Panama City
Fla
Robert Scott
The
Europe
California
Hawaii
Frank B. Mann
Brockton
Mass
Patricia L. Moran
Seattle, Wash
Navy
James Wonsettler
Northwest Orient Airlines
Joan V. Morris
Seattle
University of Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Morris
Pittsburgh
Ivan E. Updegraft
Clyde
Good Thunder
Minn
Pvt
Pierricola Pietramala
Elmont, N.Y
Rose
Italy
Frances Dennis
McChored Air Force Base
Fordon
Whipseys
Sheffield
Midland
Wallace Pearce
Robert Johnson
Helen Johnson
Rt. 2
Austin
Johnson
Creedmore
Baylor
San Antonio
DEW Post
Campion
Towle
Goodfellow Afb
San Jose
Calif
Or Horse Association
Thoroughbred Breeders Association
American Trotting Institute
University of Kentucky
Albert Mitchell
Albert, N.M
Richard Kleberg Jr
Kingsville
M. W. Ickes
Nampa
Idaho
B. F. Phillips Jr
Dallas
Don Wade
Warrenton
Blackburn
Nabs Cougar
Philmont Ranch
TD Ranch
Deason
Kgnc-Tv
Griggs
Griggs Sons
Pontiac
Dock Coffey Pontiac, Inc
Amarillo, Texas
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