Meager Clues In Honolulu Plane Crash Study
Investigators pursue scant evidence after a Canadian Pacific airliner crashed on approach to Honolulu killing 27 of 40 aboard. The plane on three engines swerved from the runway and struck bulldozers. cockpit crew died. Survivors were in the rear. victims included Arthur Pudney and Albert Dennison among others from Australia Canada Fiji and the United States.
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Honolulu
UPS
U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Honolulu International Airport
Arthur Pudney
Los Gatos
Calif
Albert Dennison
Tulsa
Okla
Maud
Newland
Australia
Canada
Fiji Islands
Hawaii
Compass use in Arab navigation predates written references
Cairo reports that the first Arab reference to the compass appears in 1933 in Muhammad al Awii’s anecdotes, while noting Arab sailors likely used the device well before that cited moment. The piece highlights an early gap between practice at sea and later recorded documentation.
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Cairo
Muhammad al Awii
Anti Dialing League forms to oppose numeral phone system
The Indiana chapter of the Anti Dialing League plans centers of revolt to halt the all-number dialing trend. In California new ADDL activity targets Bell Telephone’s numeral prefixes while a professor argues the seven numeral scheme exceeds memory for personal data. A Spain note contrasts sherry types including oloroso and blends named vinos amorosos.
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San Francisco
GPID
Indiana
Anti Dialing League
Bloomington
ADDL
Californnia
Bell Telephone Companies
S. J. Hayakaw
Jeazue
Elwood Salutes Whistling Postman Billy Nagel on Eightieth
William H. Billy Nagel, longtime Elwood mail carrier known for his melodic whistle, plans his eightieth birthday celebration at Anderson's Holiday Inn. A native of Pittsburgh, he moved to Elwood at five, worked at MacBeth Evans Glass, served 33 years in post office, and remains active in church and civic groups.
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Elwood
Wiliam H.billy Nagel
Anderson's Holiday Inn
Pittsburgh
Nagel
Jacob
Elizabeth Nagel
MacBeth Evans Glass Company
Billy
H . Evenl
Anderson Post
Robert
Gang
Lester
East Main Street
Delco-Remy
Jis
Iis
Move For Foreign Tariff Cuts Draws Support
President Kennedy’s trade bill faces pressure to grant the president broader bargaining power and require a breakdown of European market barriers for farm goods. Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau and Robert L. Brightman of the National Council of American Importers urged stronger tariff leverage to gain access to European markets. George Meany backed the bill’s trade expansion goal but tied AFL-CIO support to administration plans assisting workers and businesses harmed by increased imports.
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Washington
APL
Kennedy
United States
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau
Senate Finance Committee
Robert L. Brightman
National Council of American Importers
New York
Paul ‘Dowels
Ether
Imen
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Meany
Lapar
Suport
Elwood Social Activities Highlight County Orientation
Six Madison County residents attended two days of freshman orientation at Ball State Teachers College in Muncie. Students Miss Kit A Lane and Stephen Thurston joined peers in National Honor Society and other activities. Anabeth Hodson and Paula Lovelace also participated, pursuing choir and modern music interests.
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Elwood
Muncie
Madison County
Ball
State Teachers College
Kit A. Lane
St. Mary's
Pat Lane
Ander
Stephen BD. Thurston
Summitville
Ralph W. Thurs
Rt. 2
Paula D. Lovelace
Highland High School
Dayle . Lovelance
Jandria
Ep Club
F. Sta ‘Ter
Max EL Sh
Anderson Hich
Martha J. Shively
Anabeth Hodson
Anderson
A. Hodson
Funeral for Jesse Jordan in Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rites for Jesse Jordan 619 South A St who died at Logansport Hospital will be held at 2 PM Wednesday at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Rev R W Wooten will officiate. Burial in Knox Chapel Cemetery. The body is at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home where friends may call. Visiting Mother Sp. 5 Cnaries F. Floma with the Armed Forces in Korea. She will join her mother Mrs Gladys Fiptin at 1929 South A St. Fort Hood Texas will host him after furlough. Farm meeting by local Farmers’ organization with James as speaker. Area farmers and the public invited.
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Elwood
Jack Brewer Mond
James Cole
Conservation Club
Elwood Conservation Club
Callaway Park Tennis Court
Park Shelterhouse
Bill Brammner
Anderson
Eaiier
KAB Club
Ethel Reichart
Mesdames Zelpha
Adams
Wilma Woodsides
Mesdames
Ruby Laycock
Christina Schmidt
Zelpha Adams
Lena Payese
Gladys Foland
Ruby Richards
Richardson
Tt Club
Ationd
Jesse Jordan
Logensport Hospital
Pilgrim Holiness Church
R. W. Wooten
Knox Chapel
Boay
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Cnaries
F. Floma
Korea
Gladys Fiptin
South
Fort Hood
Texas
Assistant Sales Manager Named for Gillette Co. unit
Boston reports Robert B iRock Jr Wellester has been named assistant general manager of the Gillette Company's special sales division. General Manager
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Boston
Robert B. iRock Jr
Wellester
Moanlager
Gillette Co
Spec
New York Companies Will Be Purchased
Belingham Washington reports that Belingham Timber Co. has agreed to acquire Id Paper Co. and Paper Sales, consolidating ownership of New York based paper interests. The deal unfolds as Wall Street observers note potential shifts in regional timber and paper markets.
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New York
Belingham
Wash
Tp & Timber Co. i
Id Paper Co. and
Paper Sales A. & Eyes
IHC Board Names Two Executive Vice Presidents
The International Harvester Co. board elected Mark V. Keeler and Ralph M. Buzzard as executive vice presidents effective September 1. Announcement came Tuesday.
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Chcago Lpi
International Harvester Co
Mark V. Keeler
Ralph M. Buzzard
Machine Tool Orders Decline in June
The Machine Tool Builders Association said June orders fell below May levels. Foreign and domestic orders were described as sluggish in the report from Cleveland.
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Cleveland PI
Machine Tool Builders Association
Aerospace Sessions Start Friday in Los Angeles
A three man panel named by President Kennedy will begin Friday to set meetings between union and management representatives in the deadlocked aerospace industry in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Kennedy
Aerootianans
Courthouse News Briefs New Suits Filed and Divorces Sought
Court minutes list numerous new lawsuits and divorce complaints filed in Superior Court. Cases mention defendants including Elsa Jean Stsil ester Swinford Robert R Robin Virgil Jones and Beulah Harvey among others. The court also notes British aid rises to 155 million and stock market activity.
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Walker
Elsa Jean Stsilester Swinford
Compiamares
Robert R
Robin Virgil Jones
Associates
Tnto Tor Ape Ig Anlarificasion
Restra
Joan C. Bashaw
Euabeth Duncan
Bora Duncan
John
R. Walshne Maddox
Superior Court
Laura Wheat
City of Alex
Billie Frank Harvey
Robbins
DeHarity
Bud Lord
Frances Barnes
Hadley
Sharp
Chester Toc G. Lockrid
Soree
Rein Superior Court
Cristella
Campbell and McGrady
Robert McGrady
Robertson
London
New York
Internation
Indiana Will Get Reactor at Purdue Next Month
Purdue University in Indiana will obtain its first nuclear reactor, licensed by the Atomic Energy Commission, for graduate student research. The 1 kW reactor sits in a tank core 18 feet deep and 35 feet of water above for shielding, costing about 150000 dollars and set to operate August 7 unless protests are filed.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue
Atomic Energy
N. Powers
Purdue Nuclear Engineering Department
Usless
AEC
Stock Transfer Plan Merges American Chicle Into Warner Lambert
American Chicle Co will be merged into Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Co by stock transfer plan. The companies must secure approvals from its directors and stockholders. American Chicle would operate as a wholly owned subsidiary.
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Morris Plains
UPD
American Chicle Co
Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
American Chicle Woul
New York
American Tobacco Co
Erie- Lackawanna Railroad
Pittsburgh
Kennametal Inc
Itiwo
Latrobe
Paty
Paraguay to Hold Elections in February For President and Congress
Asuncion Paraguay officials announced elections for a new president and the House of Representatives on February 10 1983. The new House will convene its first session on April 1 1983 while the current government remains in place until August 15 1983.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
UPI
Governmer
Tuessday
Pres Nt
House of Representives
Sion
Johnson Will Attend Puerto Rico Program
President Lyndon B. Johnson will represent the United States at the 100th anniversary celebration of Puerto Rico’s founding. The event, announced Tuesday, begins on Wednesday in San Juan with U.S. participation planned.
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Johnson
Puerto Rico
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Churchill Looks Well Wife Reports Incomplete Dispatch
Churchill appears to be recovering after a fall that broke his left thigh in Monte Carlo. Reports from London say he looks well though there is no sign he will be discharged from hospital soon. Lady Churchill, who said Churchill spoke for forty minutes, gave the update on Tuesday.
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London
Winston Churchill
Peet Hospital
Churchill
Monte Carlo
Orega
Very sensitive Estes case investigated by USDA official
Washington AP says the Agriculture Department probes a very sensitive Estes matter, with chief auditor Ronald A. Russell testifying that no neglect or favoritism occurred. He noted issues tied to Estes grain stores, but avoided specifics, and described discovering the arrest while learning creditors pressed in.
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Washington
Department of Agriculure
Co Sfessional
Estes
Ronald A. Russell
Gerais
Russel
Agricultural Merketing Service
Use Government Opera
Elstes
Russell
Odin Langen
R-Ming
Bates
Aisis
Langen
Texas
Drake
Dallas
AWOL Soldier Sentenced in Slaying Case
The article reports a soldier tied to multiple killings received a total 190 year prison sentence. It notes involvement of Jones brothers in related crimes including a Bauer store robbery and a fatal shooting in Seymour Indiana. It mentions ages and locations like Chattanooga Columbus and Gadsden and references a November 28 event.
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Chattanooga
Tern
Apia
Jones
Chicago
Mooga
Indiana
Ocen
Chattanoosa Bauer
Seymour
Nat Cour
Camprell Carden
Jota P. Womack
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