Plane Bombs Kill 200 Since 1949
Washington report lists nearly 200 deaths from aircraft bombings worldwide since 1949, with two U.S. sabotage cases. The compiled incidents include 1949 Canada Pacific bombing killing 22, 1960 National Airlines blast aboard a West Coast flight with insurance motive, and multiple other attempted or successful explosions on international carriers. It notes motives range from jealousy and insurance to political and criminal aims, with various planes damaged or destroyed and passengers affected.
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Khrushchev Praises Space Show Yet Attacks U S Display
Soviet leader Khrushchev addressed a crowd in a sunlit area praising the Italian space effort while denouncing what he called an American kitchen display as symbolic of the West's flaws. He noted two men in space and contrasted the Soviet achievement with American pomp as he debated Nixon.
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Firms Will Work Together To Stimulate Research
Washington agencies report a cooperative venture between Quadri-Science Inc and the Institute for Scientific Information to boost research projects and disseminate scientific information. Quadri-Science focuses on earth sciences oceanography atmospherics and space research while ISI specializes in tracking down and distributing scientific data.
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Embezzlement ruling clears indictment requirement
Indiana Supreme Court ruled an embezzlement indictment need not name the source of money. The decision directs Sol Silver of Anchor Finance Corp to stand trial after Vanderburgh Circuit Court quashed the prior indictment for indefiniteness. Chief Justice Atterburn said the source of funds and how the firm held them are not required allegations. Judge Amos Jackson dissented.
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Plant To Close For Inventory At Nicholson File Co
The Nicholson File Co plant at 3403 East Lymm will close the first two weeks of July for annual inventory and employees vacations. It will stop June 29 and reopen July 17. Three Nicholson officials are in Mexico City reviewing the Mexican market for files. Progress includes power plant modernization.
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Long Bell Division begins production at Anderson plant
Long Bell Division of International Paper Co starts operations at 374 E 21st St with a small crew and plans to hire up to 125 for kitchen cabinet sets. Excavation progresses for a 220000 square foot addition to Container Corp plant at Sherman and Hazlett Sts, under temporary manager H W Riechers. Work includes 10000 dirt loads, foundation to begin soon, plus Delco Remy building near Ind 109 nearing completion. Edward Hugh Thrush of 2003 Park Rd earned a bachelor in electrical engineering from Texas A and M College College Station Tex. Memorial Day specials advertised by Favorite Flower Shop Meridian at 25th.
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Kennedy Celebrates 45th Birthday at Home in Virginia
President Kennedy turns 45 amid reports of stable health and growing control of personal fortune. The Kennedy trust now proceeds toward gradual transfer of the fund, with 25 percent already managed by the president and another 25 percent to follow on his 45th birthday. He remains active in public life while his health permits, planning Memorial Day at Glen Ora and White House duties later in the year.
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40 Universities Get Medical Study Grants
The Public Health Service reported that 647300 in research grants were awarded to college and university scientists in January February and March. The grants aim to improve purification of the nation s water sources and supply. The report highlights federal support for medical research and water quality projects across campuses nationwide.
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