Rescue plane hailed as Obel survives crash in New Mexico
Captain Ray C. Obel of Logan Ohio, one of five survivors of a B52 crash, was found two miles from the wreckage near Sandia Base New Mexico. He described signaling with a mirror and survival gear after parachuting to ground and riding out in a parachute raft as search planes finally located him.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Ray C. Obel
Logan
Ohio
Sandia Air Force Base
Obel
Logan Native Captain Obel Rescued After Bomber Crash
Logan, Utah area learned Capt. Ray C. Obel 28, co pilot of a bomber shot down over New Mexico, listed Logan as home but had no local school records. He and wife Greta visited Greta’s parents here. Mrs. Obel is in El Paso with the husband based there. her parents cancelled a planned trip.
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Logan
New Mexico
Ray C. Obel
Captain Obel
R. H. Bobo
Third St
Greta Bobo
Obel
el Paso
Tex
C.T
Mercy flight brings Ohio woman to Wiesbaden
Miss Dorothy M. Maynard of Hamilton Ohio flew from Monrovia Liberia to Wiesbaden Germany in what the Air Force called the longest mercy flight. She was seriously injured in a head on crash last Thursday. Her fellow passenger Mrs Roy F Layton from Washington suffered a stroke last month. Her husband Dr Roy F Layton is with the U S operations research group in Monrovia.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Dorothy M. Maynard
Hamilton
Ohio
Noussen Air Base
Morocco
Air Force
Maynard
Sidi Slimane Air Base
Roy F. Layton
M Nrovia
Liberia
Layton
Washington, D. C
U. S. Operations Research Group
Monrovia
Towns Worst Quake Rocks Hollister Main Street Shops
Hollister California a county seat town ninety miles south of San Francisco reels from its history’s strongest quake. The tremor ruined water mains in San Francisco triggered shakings in San Jose and Santa Cruz while Hollister suffered widespread broken plate glass on Main Street.
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Hollister
Calif
San Francisco
San Jose
Santa Cruz
Main Street
Hay sale sparks rush in Guysville ad blitz
R H Hayes of Guysville Ohio reports selling all his alfalfa and brome hay after placing a little ad. He notes ongoing calls from buyers and advertises hay at 25 cents per bale. Hay buyers remain eager as the yard shows strong market demand for used farm hay and equipment.
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R. H. Hayes
Guysville
Ohio
Wet Weather Worsens Across Nation After Weekend Storms
The nation endures more wet weather after a weekend of heavy rain snow and tornadic winds. Cold conditions grip the central plains northwest Montana Upper Mississippi Valley Great Lakes and northern New England with livestock warnings in Wyoming. The rain snow belt stretches from the Rockies to the Great Lakes and into the Ohio Tennessee valleys and Atlantis Coast states. Thunderstorms persist in the eastern Carolinas and southern Florida following the weekend storms.
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Montana
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
New England
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Rockies
Great Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
Atlantis
Carolinas
Florida
Air Force halts practice runs after B52 crash near Grants
The Air Force halted all practice intercepts after a Sidewinder missile from an F100 reportedly struck a B52, causing a crash that killed three crewmen. Five crew members survived. Capt. Ray C. Obel and S Sgt. Manuel C. Mieras were among those injured. A board of inquiry investigates the incident as rescuers search for missile debris.
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Grants
N.M
Air Force
Washington
Ray C. Obel
Logan
Manuel C. Mieras
Flagstaff
Ariz
Mieras
Latins Seek Reform, Sparks Fear for Western Hemisphere
AP analyst William L. Ryan told about 200 Ohio editors at the Blue Pencil Club meeting that Latin America is in a reform movement and unrest could trigger wider upheaval. He warned the United States should only channel the trend. Frank Spencer was elected club president, succeeding Carl Ebright.
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Columbus
Latin America
United States
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Ryan
Ohio
Blue Pencil Club
Frank Spencer
Newark Advocate
Carl Ebright
The
Columbus Dispatch
Kennedy pledges NATO aid and stronger U S forces
President Kennedy pledged to strengthen U S conventional forces in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and maintain an effective nuclear weapons capability.
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NATO
Washington
Kennedy
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
X-Ray Pioneer Charles G Whinfrey Dies at 71
Princeton NJ Charles G Whinfrey a pioneer in X-ray techniques died Sunday at age 71. He contributed to advancing radiography methods and patient imaging throughout his career.
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Princeton
Charles G. Whinfrey
Diem Wins Re election in South Viet Nam by Wide Margin
Ngo Dinh Diem, 60, secure more than 80 percent of the vote in South Viet Nam's first democratic style election amid Viet Cong attacks. Reassuring turnout reached about 70 percent of 7.2 million registered voters, with peace in the south despite a grenade incident and an ambush.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mekong River
Fire Claims Two Trapped In Apartment Near University of Akron
A three story east side Akron building blaze claimed the lives of Edward H. Archer 26 and his wife Diane 18 who were trapped in their second floor apartment. Three others were treated for minor injuries at the scene or nearby hospitals.
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Akron
University of Akron
Edward H. Archer
Diane
Weekend Traffic Toll Hits At Least Seven In Ohio
During the past weekend Ohio reports at least seven deaths from traffic accidents and six more lives lost in separate crashes within a 54 hour span from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Medical Head Urges Doctors to Oppose Aged Care Plan
Dr Edwin H Artman president of the Ohio State Medical Association urged physicians at the OSMA convention to oppose federal Kerr Mills Act funded aged care via Social Security. He urged Ohio to join Kerr Mills calling the bill an antidote to socialism and to support state programs with federal matching funds.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Edwin H. Artman
Chillicothe
Ohio State Medical Association
OSMA
Artman
Kerr-Mills
Loans Still Up in Ohio Savings and Loans
Commercial loans by Ohio savings and loan associations stay strong despite the recession. Andrew C. Putka, superintendent of the Ohio Building and Loan Division, notes home mortgage loans are down somewhat.
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Columbus
Savings and Loan
Ohio
Andrew C. Putka
Ohio Building and Loan Division
Eichmann Trial Opens in Jerusalem Faces Survivors
Adolf Eichmann, chief of Gestapo Jewish affairs, goes on trial in Jerusalem on a 15 count indictment for crimes against the Jewish people and humanity. Forty two witnesses are scheduled, including three who met him in 1944 Hungary, as defense and legal questions unfold.
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Eichmann
Gestapo
Jerusalem
Israel
Foreign Office
Nazi Germany
Yoel Brand
Hansi
Philip Freudiger
Hungary
Brand
Buenos Aires
Dara Sinks as 212 Feared Missing After Liner Collision
In Bahrain the burning Dara sank while salvage ships tried to beach her in the Persian Gulf. Hope faded for 212 aboard including an American couple and crew. 565 survivors reported. most missing are Asians. One American survivor described chaotic gangways as passengers fled.
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Manama
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Caltex Oil Co
L. V. Dorsch
Brooklyn
N.Y
Vala
California
Caltex
U. S
British India Steamship Co
H. G. Lykerk
Holland
Mic
Birch Society Secrets Aired In California Stop
The John Birch Society founder Robert Welch spoke in Southern California and defended secrecy about membership. He criticized Communism and said the group aims to educate neighbors while opposing collectivism, amid calls for investigations and sharp remarks from Atty. Gen. Kennedy.
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Los Angeles
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Belmont
Mass
Southern California
Shrine Auditorium
Welch
John Pirch Society
Air Force
Earl Warren
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Showdown Nearing On Road Money Bill In Ohio
A legislative clash looms over a bill granting local governments 15 million dollars annually for highway purposes now used by the state. The House backed measure to aid cities counties and townships with road programs is set to come out of a Senate committee largely unchanged this week.
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Columbus
Senate
Folk-Singers Police Clash In Greenwich Village Park
In Greenwich Village Washington Square fans and police clashed for about three hours over a ban on impromptu songfests. Ten demonstrators including Harold L. Humes were arrested. nine released on bail with charges of demonstration without a permit and disorderly conduct. Louis Pagliaroli remained jailed on felonious assault and interfering with arrest charges. The protest began at 2 p.m. against Parks Commissioner Newbold Morris ruling. The gatherings have lasted nearly two decades.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Washington Square
Harold L. Humes
Louis Pagliaroli
Ing
Newbold Morris
War pilots converge on secret Cuban training camp
In Miami Florida more than 35 anti Castro airmen were reported en route to a hidden training site. They answer a call from the Cuban Revolutionary Council for a second war of liberation.
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Miami
Fla
Cubah Revolutionary Council
Discoverer Orbited Earth on Secret Load Satellite
At Vandenberg Air Force Base the 23rd Discoverer satellite entered a north south orbit with a secret payload possibly cameras or heat detectors. The craft circles the globe every 94 minutes passing 186 to 402 miles from the Earth and the Air Force says it is doing fine.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Board Chairman Dies at 64 in Huntington
Paul Walker Long Sr., longtime board chairman of Huntington Publishing Co., died in a Huntington hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after being admitted Thursday. He was 64.
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Huntington
W. Va
Paul Walker Long Sr
The
Huntington Publishing Co
Ohioan Wins Award for Civic Achievement
New York The Garden Club of America awards the Amy Angell Collier Montague Medal to Mrs. John W. Becker of Cincinnati recognizing her outstanding civic achievement.
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New York
The
Garden Club of America
Amy Angell Collier Montague
John W. Becker
Cincinnati
King Zog I of Albania Dies in Paris at 65
King Zog I, Albania's first and last monarch, died Sunday in Paris after a long illness. He led the country through decades of feudal struggle and political turmoil.
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Paris
Zog I
Albania
Train wreck injures ten in Terre Haute collision
Ten or more people were injured when an Atlanta Chicago passenger train struck a tank truck in Terre Haute Ind. The crash disrupted service and prompted emergency responses from local authorities.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago
Oil Leader Otto D. Donnell Dies at 77 in Findlay
Otto D. Donnell, 77, longtime president and general manager of the Ohio Oil Company, died Sunday. He led the firm for 21 years before retirement in 1948.
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Findlay, Ohio
Otto D. Donnell
The
Ohio Oil Company
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