Wrecked DC7 Fuselage Tests Air Space Problem
In Las Vegas area a United Airlines DC7 crashed after colliding with a US Air Force F100 during an instrument training mission. The two planes collided at 21 000 feet in clear weather, killing all aboard both aircraft. Brig. Gen. James C. McGehee of Nellis AFB said training penetration by F100s is coordinated with the CAB and called for investigation to decide if such flights will be halted.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Washington, D.C
Civil Aeronautics Board
Nevada Desert
United Air Lines
Air Force
Los Angeles
New York
Nellis Air Force Base
James C. McGehee
Nellis
Tornado Strikes Farm Area Injuring Eleven Near Midlothian
A tornado raked farms south and east of Midlothian Texas injuring eleven people and ripping a four room frame house. Two year old Gary Froning was sucked from his collapsed home and hurled about fifty yards into a pasture but escaped with a cut chin. The Fronings found him after the storm passed as debris lay around the ruined dwelling.
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Midlothian
Tex
Gary Froning
Texas
George Froning
Froning
Gary
Troubled Boy Sentenced for Mother's Murder in Idaho
Rexburg, Idaho. Tommy Brophy, 15, was sentenced to 32 years in prison for killing his mother last February. He must serve at least a third. Judge Willard Burton noted a hidden storm, citing plans to murder 20 neighbors found among his papers.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Tommy Brophy
Willard Burton
Tommy
Frank Mandel Dies at 74 in Hollywood
Hollywood obituary notes lyricist and librettist Frank Mandel died Sunday at age 74. Mandel wrote the libretto for stage hits including New Moon and The Desert Song, shaping early 20th century musical theater.
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Hollywood
Frank Mandel
Three Killed In Strange Gun Battle At Dana Point
A deranged man driving a battered school bus opened fire in Dana Point California killing Charles Seyfert 39 and his son Tommy 10 and Deputy Edward Johnson 31. Deputy Robert Shultz 37 died and a 14 year old boy was wounded. Lt Dou ble reported 30 bullet holes in the bus and the gunman died.
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Calif
Sheriff's
Robert L. Shultz
Blue Lantern
Johnson
Shultz
Charles Arthur Seyfert
Tucson
Ariz
Carpenter
Need
Double
Seyfert
Tommy
Cambridge Adopts Daylight Saving Time for Season
Cambridge begins daylight saving time at 2 a.m. next Monday and continues until September 28. City Council voted unanimously after industry representatives urged the resolution.
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Cambridge
Call 13th Witness In Case
The government rests its antitrust case against Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube with 13th witness A J Boynton head of A J Boynton Co Chicago firm. A Boynton report says a new mill could serve Chicago at 146 to 178 per ton, challenging the need for a merger to supply the midcontinent.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Allan Dobey
Justice Department
A. J. Boynton
A. J. Boynton & Co
Chicago
Boynton
Barnum Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Love No Excuse To Tax Collector
George H. Allan, U.S. district director of the Internal Revenue Service, admitted the world loves a lover but he imposed penalty charges against a taxpayer who mailed a tardy return with the reason elopement and forgetting income tax.
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Denver
George H. Allan
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
U S Retaliates By Gusting Czech Attache
Washington reports the United States is expelling Dr. Roman Skokan the Czech commercial attaché here in retaliation for last week’s ouster of a U S diplomat from Czechoslovakia as diplomatic tensions rise
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Washington
United States
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Roman Skokan
Economic squeeze hits American newspapers in rising costs
William Dwight of the American Newspaper Publishers Association warns that cost increases outpace income, urging producers to boost productivity through enlightened management and labor leadership. He calls for perseverance to protect the people's right to know amid potential advertising interference. Tenant Bryan notes rising costs and flat or falling revenues eroding net profits.
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New York
William Dwight
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Dwight
ANPA
Bryan
Richmond
Times-Dispatch & News Leader
Ohio Democrats Highlight Jobs and Unemployment Aid
Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls focus on jobless and low income workers. DiSalle urges labor market survey and land reclamation to attract industry, while Porter and Gorman push simultaneous SUB and unemployment benefits and stronger anti pollution laws. Porter attacks the Republican highway plan as neglecting the state, and Gorman accuses Republicans of staging fundraisers as appearances by ONeill recovery.
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Alliance
Canton
Michael V. di Salle
Toledo
Zanesville
Albert S. Porter
Cleveland
Robert N. German
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
DiSalle
Ohio
Porter
Gorman
Jeffersonian Club
Cuyahoga County
Soviets Withdraw Censure Bid Over Arctic Flight Debate
At the United Nations the Soviet Union withdrew a resolution asking the Security Council to demand a halt to Arctic flights by U S hydrogen bombers. Nine of ten council members opposed the measure during a six hour session. US and allied delegates argued the flights are deterrence talks and could not trigger war. Sweden alone supported the Soviets.
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N. Y
Soviet Union
UN Security Council
Arctic
U.S
Arkady A. Sobolev
Britain
Canada
China
Colombia
France
Iraq
Japan
Panama
United States
Sweden
Lodge
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O Neill Seeks to Heal Breach with Cuyahoga GOP
Gov. C William O Neill makes a surprise visit to county headquarters as GOP unity appears to mend rifts with the Cuyahoga County Republican organization. Former Senator George H Bender and County Chairman A L DeMaieribus rally 1700 attendees to back incumbents and address recession and unemployment.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
William O'Neill
Masonic Auditorium
U.S
George H. Bender
O'Neill
Billy O'Neill
Colum
GOP
A. L. DeMaieribus
Republican
DeMaioribus
Alvin T. Krenzler
O’neill
John W. Bricker
Truman Charges Eisenhower Robbing Citizens for Finance
President Truman leveled a robbery accusation at the Eisenhower administration claiming it uses money policy to redistribute income and burden ordinary citizens. He argued high interest rates and misused power over the money supply drive recession and benefit financiers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Six AP Directors Re-Elected Monday
The Associated Press re elected all six directors whose terms expired. Benjamin M. McKelway of the Washington Sunday Star serves as AP president, with John R. Reitemeyer of the Hartford Courant, Richard W. Clarke of the New York Daily News and Sunday News, W. H. Cowles of the Spokane Spokesman-Review, Nathaniel R. Howard of the Cleveland News, and Raymond L. Spangler of the Redwood City Tribune also being chosen for new terms.
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New York
Associated Press
Benjamin M. McKelway
Washington Sunday Star
John R. Reitemeyer
Hartford
Knowland Calls Democrats to Back Water Bill Veto
Sen. Knowland urges Democrats to drop veto fight and support a water projects bill Eisenhower can sign. He doubts a two thirds override possible after Eisenhower vetoed a 1 billion dollar authorization. The bill was referred to the Senate Public Works Committee for hearings on flood control projects.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
Senate Public Works Committee
Chavez
Steubenville Vice Patrols Ruled Illegal
City Solicitor Leroy C. Schell ruled the mayor’s order placing officers on anti vice patrols illegal. He also criticized Safety Director Fred G. Owesney for not presenting information on alleged illegal activity to the April grand jury. The administration says vice and vandalism persist despite police claims of closures months ago.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Michael J. Coday
Leroy C. Schell
Schell
Fred G. Owesney
Grand Jury
Owesney
H. G. Brokering Dies at 72 in Bradenton
Harry Griffith Brokering, 72, credited with inventing sliding bomb bay doors for airplanes, died Saturday. He moved to Bradenton from Dayton, Ohio, five years ago.
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Bradenton
Fla
Harry Griffith
Dayton
Ohio
Nelsonville Council Studies Fire Plan Disposal Plant
Nelsonville council considers a fire plan disposal plant funding study and approves water plant plans as part of a broader utility infrastructure review. Glouster and Logan area markets are noted, with local plant head appointments highlighted.
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Wallace
Phillies
Logan Board
Nelsonville Council
Royal McBee
Glouster
Logan
Nelsonville
Which Wife Gets Hubby Bigamy Case in Court
Ernest Ling 68 faced bigamy charges after confessing to two wives Maude of Reading and Grace of London. He proposed alternating weeks between them during retirement, but Maude refused and Ling admitted his arrangement in court on Monday.
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London
Ernest Oscar Ling
Maude
Reading
Grace
Ling
Ernest
GIs Hold Reunion With Reds at Washington event
Nine Russians and Americans who met as wartime allies at the Elbe River 13 years ago gathered in Washington to recapture camaraderie. Vladimir Polowski led a Moscow delegation that included Alexei Maresyev and Boris Poleyov, while U S veterans William Herr Jack Bryan and Pete Sitkin welcomed them.
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Germany
Elbe River
Alexei P. Maresyev
Boris Poleyov
Yuri I. Volsky
Alexander T. Gardeyev
I. A. Samchuk
Polovsky
U.S
William Herr
Staten Island
N. Y
Jack Bryan
Palatka, Fla
Rep. Matthews
Pete Sitkin
Alexandria, Va
One-Way Ticket to Temptation
Vancouver man Ken Van Altman left a note and a quarter on his car windshield. On returning he found a parking ticket and a second note reading Lead us not to temp tation, I got here before the cop.
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Vancouver
B. C
Ken van Altman
Legislature backs naming Navy subs for states tradition
Sacramento report says the California Legislature backed a tradition by urging the U.S. government to name the Navy's new nuclear missile submarines after states. The fleet has lacked a color bearer since the battleship Wisconsin was mothballed recently.
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Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Navy
Wisconsin
Labor Bill Could Be Extended To Broaden Labor Reform
Washington leaders consider expanding a pension and welfare fund bill to include more labor issues. Sen Knowland proposes a broader "Bill of Rights for labor" and may seek floor debate this session, risking wider labor legislation scope. The Kennedy Douglas Ives bill would regulate benefit plans covering 100+ workers, require registration, and disclose finances.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Kennedy
D-Mass
Douglas
D-Ill
Ives
R-Ny
Wooster Council Rejects Daylight Saving Plan
City council members vote 4 to 3 against a proposed ordinance to place Wooster on daylight saving time this summer. The decision follows heated debate over clock changes and local impact.
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Wooster
Stripping Robbery Strikes Dallas Night Club
A masked gunman robbed a Dallas reducing salon last night forcing about 20 women to strip. Esther Rangland, the manager, said the assailant threatened death and took the money after ordering staff into the steam room and demanding disrobing.
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Dallas
Esther Rangland
Machines Are Bane Not Boon
AFL-CIO officials Albert Whitehouse and Elmer J. Maloy argued automation has raised capacity while cutting jobs. They linked recession partly to new machines and urged using automation for workers’ benefit rather than displacing them.
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Washington
Albert Whitehouse
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Elmer J. Maloy
United Steelworkers
Afl-Cio
SUD
Maloy
Whitehouse
Athletic Dean Plans To Quit
The Ohio High School Athletic Association disclosed the retirement of state commissioner H. W. Emswiler, 71, effective Nov 1 with W. J. McConnell, 45, set to succeed. Emswiler's resignation was accepted by the Board of Control. McConnell has been with the association since August 1951 and previously taught at Fremont Ross.
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Columbus
Ohio High School Athletic Association
H. W. Emswiler
Emswiler
W. J. McConnell
The
Athletic Association
OHSAA
Board of Control
McConnell
Ohio Northern
Fremont Ross
Jersey
Ohio
Denison University
West Virginia Evening Weather Update
Scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast for tonight with a low near 44. Wednesday looks partly cloudy and mild. Another note shows Child forecast of scattered showers and possible thunder showers this afternoon and night, with cloudy cooler conditions on Wednesday. Low tonight around 48 and high Wednesday near 63.
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West Virginia
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