Airliner Crash in Cairo Kills 20. Gold Cargo Lost
A Royal Dutch KLM Lockheed electra crashed near Cairo International Airport while carrying gold bars and crates of jewelry. Twenty aboard died or were missing. 17 injured, officials said. Salvage crews recovered gold and watch cargo valued in the millions, while the cause remained under investigation.
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UPI
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U.S
Royal Dutch Air
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Cairo Air
Infirmary Study To Be Presented To County Board
The steering committee for Madison County Home construction will present its report and recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners. Proposals include alternate plans for 12 493 square foot and 16 499 square foot facilities with estimated costs. the study targets 111 residents now on public housing and subsistence aid.
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Madison County
Board of County
Fiesnenle
Chesterfield
Anderson Municipa
Tornado damages farms in Gibson County
A tornado struck three farms in northeastern Gibson County Monday night damaging barns houses and outbuildings and cutting power. State police cited Geiske's Corner west of Wheel ing as the hardest hit location near Princeton. One farmer reported 20 cattle knocked unconscious but recovered.
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Ulust US
Anderson
Gibson County
Geiske
Eisenhower presses for nuclear test ban deadline
Former President Eisenhower urged setting a definite date to seal a nuclear test ban amid stalled Geneva talks. He warned the pact must not linger on ice and said the United States will not be bound to abstain indefinitely.
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Cincinnati
APL
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Geneva
Kennedy
United Press International
Washington
Russia
iGeneva
United States
St Louis Woman Hurt In Two Car Crash
A St Louis woman, Elsie Varga, 39, was admitted to St John’s Hospital after a two car crash at the Ind 67 and Main St intersection. Her husband Lester was with her and escaped injuries. Eman Higbee, 51, blamed for failing to yield the right of way, said she halted then entered the intersection. Both cars suffered extensive damage.
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St. Louis
St. John's Hospital
Ind
Main St
Elsie Varga
Frank Landaker
Landaker
Start On Port Faces Delay In Indiana Port Plan
Officials estimate 14 million dollars and two steel firms refuse federal aid delaying Burns Ditch port project. Indiana Port Commission plans to issue 35 million in revenue bonds to dredge harbor, build breakwater, and attract buyers with land leases. Congress funding is stalled pending firm commitments and Army Engineer reviews.
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Indi
Lana
Lake
James R. Fleming
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Wayne
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Con
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Treas
Matthew E. Welsh
Midwest
Chicago
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Jfor
Sone Bonds
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Army Engineers
Edgewood Assessor Reports Mixed Property Increases
Town assessor Wahn Dean notes Edgewood sees higher overall values from commercial and real estate gains totaling 244 030 while personal property drops from 969 660 to 969 660 for 1961 1966 figures. Poll counts rise in Edgewood and Country Club Estates with new buildings and homes. Woodlawn River Forest show mixed changes.
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Wahn Dean
Edgewood
Country Club Estates
Woodlawn
River Forest
Townsend husband shoots and barricades in Morgantown
Mrs Creed Townsend refused a drink, sparking a home invasion by her husband who beat her and their daughter, fired a shotgun, and threatened state troopers. He barricaded the home and tried to run down officers before being captured amid gunfire and jailed on multiple charges.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Creed Townsend
Hagan
Daugh
Townsend
Missing NSA Clerk Found At Delaware Race Track
William H. Covington, 28, an NSA clerk reported missing last week, was found Monday at the Delaware Race Track near Wilmington. Pentagon officials said he was located by NSA colleagues and was returning by auto. no arrest or wrongdoing was indicated. Covington's wife had notified his absence, and federal agents had pursued leads at race tracks since a daily double was reportedly won in Charlestown, West Virginia.
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William H. Covington
National Security Agency
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Pentagon
B. Covington
Ft. Meade
NSA
Laurel
Covington
Ed McMahon
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
John Kendall
Defense Department
McMahon
Kendall
Norman Anstey
Covington Aby Sastern
Charlestown
W.va
Pair of AWOL Soldiers Admit Five-State Murders
Two young soldiers James D. Latham 19 of Texas and George R. York 18 of Florida confessed to killing seven people in a cross-country spree and said they acted for money and to escape a “lousy world.” They showed no regret about the killings though they expressed sorrow for victims’ families. They claimed they intended to be punished together and believed jurisdiction would decide their fate. Authorities from Illinois Tennessee and Utah discussed where to prosecute.
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UPI
James D. Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
George
R. York
Jacksonville
Fla
Latham
York
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Ling
Colorado
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Tennessee
Fay Gillette
Utah
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Grint
Iit
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Army
Fred Richardson
Florida
Sam Adams
Clarence Duntz
Hayes
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Kansas
South Side Junior High
Westvale
Riley
North Anderson
Park Place
Peru Reds Plan Demonstrations Against Stevenson Arrival
Leftist student groups in Lima urged protests as Adlai Stevenson arrived. A Communist leader promised a reception “worse than Nixon” while Felix Arias Lehberiber and other pro Castro leaders called for a march to University Park where Nixon was once stoned and spat upon.
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Peru
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
Felix Arias Lehbreiber
University Park
Richard M. Nixon
New Church Fund Drive Tops Goal
The First Methodist Church reported its fundraising effort reached 661 556 with expectations of near 700 000 as late reports come in. A new church edifice is planned with construction likely start early next year on the downtown site at 12th and Jackson.
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12Th and
Jackson Streets
H. G. Riggs
Harold, Waggoner
Philadelphia
Arthur Henning
Anderson
Donald Trout
First Methodist
Kennedy housing bill clears Senate amid bitter attacks
The Senate passed a $6 billion housing bill championed by President Kennedy by a 64 to 25 vote. Supporters praised its breadth, while opponents led by Everett Dirksen and Harry Byrd condemned its cost and liberal provisions as excessive.
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UPI
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Kennedy
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Dirksen
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Anderson Man Hurt In Boat Crash Sunday
Roger Ellis, 26, of Greensburg, suffered a fractured jaw and minor skull fracture in a lake racing accident at Lake McCoy on Sunday. He was pulled from the water by a crash boat and taken to Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred during the final heat of an outboard race when Ellis blocked by E W Schwier of Indianapolis was knocked overboard.
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Roger Ellis
Alhambra
Lake McCoy
Memorial Hospital
Ellis
E. W. Schwier
Indianapolis
Schwier
Walker Receives Mild Admonition In Navy Case
Maj Gen Edwin A Walker was admonished for injudicious actions and derogatory statements about prominent Americans while commanding in Germany. The Army canceled his assignment to lead the 8th Corps and reassigned him to a staff post at Army Europe. The inquiry followed charges published by Overseas Weekly alleging links to the John Birch Society.
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Edwin A. Walker
Harry S. Truman
Elvis J. Slahr Jr
Walker
24Th Infantry
Germany
John Birch Society
Pentagon
Kennedy
John Birch
Tin
Tex
Overseas
U.S
Europe
Army European
Heidelerg
Army
Liston Slugs Self With Blow That May Knock Out Title Hopes
The heavyweight title scene shook as Sonny Liston was struck by a blow that could end his bid for the championship. The incident followed Liston and Isaie Coop’s alleged confrontation with a motorist during a dawn drive near Philadelphia. A police spotlight and order to stop escalated into a car pursuit and a retreat to their vehicle. Commission records and Kefauver’s testimony prompted Turn to Page 2, Column 1 for further details.
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Philadelphia
Liston
Sonny Lis
Sonny Long
Fairmountries
St. Louis
Isaie Coop
Sen
He- Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Park Guard
Underworld
John Warburton
Floyd Warburton
Patterson
Kefauver
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
Born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Moore Kesterfield a boy. Mr and Mrs Billy May Jdr 1 Sherman St a boy. Mr and Mrs Terry Etherington 2431 Fairview St a boy. Mr and Mrs Marold Bauer Rt 5 Anderson a girl. Mr and Mrs Floyd Cobb 1923 E 45th St a girl. Mr and Mrs Archie Rogers Pendleton twin boys.
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St. John's Hospital
James Moore
Kesterfield
Billy May
Jdr
Sherman St
Terry Etherington
Fairview St
Marold Bauer
Anderson
Floyd Cobb
45Th St
Archie Rogers
Pendleton
Post Office Plans Faster Service For Priority Mail
The Post Office Department unveiled its Nationwide Improved Mail Service at Chicago last week. The plan removes non priority mail from post offices after 7 pm and shifts it to the next morning to speed delivery of priority items like bills and notices. Pilot tests show faster deliveries to hundreds of points and officials expect full national rollout by summer.
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Post Office Department
Chicago
J. Edward Day
H. W. Brawley
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