Strange Q and A as Red Captives Return Home
A captured Yank flier in a curious postflight exchange with a communist officer ends with the flyer saying he is okay before leaving. Bumpas of Jackson Mississippi, treated with care after the Aug. 17 mission, answered questions about his belongings and readiness to die, then was escorted to an Allied ambulance.
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Guy H. Bumpas
Jackson
Army
Charles W. Brown
West Louisville
Bumpas
Assenger
Air Force
Atlanta
Brown
Armisthce
Cws
Plane Crash Kills Ten Near Charleston AFB
A C119 flying box car from Charleston Air Force Base crashed into three private homes near the base early today killing at least ten people. The loss included four civilians and six crew members. The plane exploded after takeoff and was reported to have developed engine trouble. Wreckage spread near Liberty Park as responders searched for more bodies.
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Charleston Air Force Base
Information Office
Liverty Park
Erie
Evan
Rearoy Rouse
Nto
French Armor Strikes Moroccan Hideouts Amid Urgent Campaign
Casablanca reports heavy French columns under air cover hitting mountain strongholds of Moroccan tribesmen who rose in an insurrection. Reinforcements departed Rabat and Keknes to join a force sweeping the Kasha Talda area east of Oued Zem. Officials avoid declaring troop numbers but warn casualties could reach about 1000 in Morocco and hundreds more in Algeria. In Casablanca, 3000 people gathered at the military memorial to honor French dead as new troops moved toward the Atlas Mountains amid growing unrest.
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P—armorea
Rabatan Keknes
Kasha Talda
Ouedem
Oued Zem
Morocco
Algeria
Atlas
Unusual gridiron plan floated by University officials
An odd proposal for a two team scrimmage style football game to test the lockless play was presented to University of Detroit officials. The plan called for a simulated game leading to a conclusion when a team gains possession, with no clock. Detroit Sept. 21. The concept drew attention from university athletics leaders and described an experimental format intended to accelerate play.
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Univ
Toledo
Toledo University” of Detroit
Detroit
University of Detroit
Ironton
Kenneth
Quantico Maines
Rowe
Fire Brick
Oho
Arient
Raceland
Greenup County
Kitren
Rowe Untle
Reece
Reece BD. Rowe
Pire Brick
Talks Seen Aid to Peace Conference in Geneva
Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, said the Geneva peace talks enormously aided the peace cause and that the United States appeared ahead of Russia in peaceful atomic power development. He spoke after leading the U S delegation of scientists from 67 nations and cautioned the United States cannot rest on laurels.
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Eisenhow
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
United States
AEC
U.S
Abe
Ohio Five Day Forecast Temperatures Near Normal
Five day outlook expects temperatures near normal with a high around 61 on some days and a cooler weekend. Warmer into midweek with thundershowers forecast Wednesday night Thursday and again Sunday bringing about a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain.
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Ohio
Nonsense Sparks Fresh Debate Over Bathhouse Roles in Tokyo
In Tokyo a new dispute erupts as Japanese women demand the right to complain about public bath practices. Scrub boys, mostly young men, work in both male and female sections, sparking controversy over whether women should replace some male attendants to ease labor.
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Tokyo
Tapan
New Zealand Bath Attendant Criticizes Nudity Debate
A Wellington letter to the editor quotes Shingo Muto complaining about male intrusions into a nude women section and criticizing the government’s stance on utility ownership. The piece references nationalization talk and potential shutdown of a gas supplier amid losses.
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Piuinea
Shingo Muto
Wellington
New Zealand
Sydney
Holland
Sandie
Iland. Com
Japan
Two British airmen make a round trip attempt over the Atlantic
British airmen attempted a round trip over the Atlantic landing at Floyd Bennett Field in a jet today after a long flight. A driver was killed in an accident near Route 23 as another vehicle rammed a tree.
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Atlantic
Floyd Bennett Field
Waverly
James
London
C. Melstead
Portsmouth
Piketon
Train Bus Crash Kills 10 Children in Tennessee
SPRING CITY Tennessee AP A freight train rammed a loaded grammar school bus at a crossing killing 10 children and injuring 30. Bus driver Raymond Moore 39 said his view was blocked by parked cars and he prayed to reach safety. Moore and the railway official faced charges as investigators noted warning signals and road conditions.
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Tenn
Acre
Raymond Moore
Moore
Rl Geteninge
Southern Railway
Tain
Walter Boles
Pupin
Gene Crisp
Daddy
Davy
Crissons
Robert 7
Francie
Tennessee
State Highway Patrol
Cecil Strader
Strader
Toy Gun Threat at Ashland Bank Sparks Alarm
In Ashland Kentucky a bank teller reported a man with a toy pistol demanded money at the Second National Bank of Ashland. The unidentified would be robber fled through a side door and eluded police after teller Gay Price raised the alarm. Police Sgt. Clarence James confirmed the incident and the man’s demand for twenties.
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Ashland
Gay Price
Clarence James
Price
Second National Bank of
Mother and Daughter Admit Fatal Beating
A mother Lila Cortex aged 34 and her daughter Mattie Brown aged 37 admitted guilty to second degree murder in the fatal beating of four year old Erick. The pair allegedly struck him with a rubber hose a broomstick and a belt after he wouldn t mind. Police found the boy s body. May 3.
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Bermis
Lila Cortex
Mattie Brown
Erick
Burial planned for unidentified woman found riverbank
In Burlington today officials prepare a pauper's burial for a woman found deceased near the Bear Onis River a week ago. Identification efforts are ongoing, with investigators reviewing clues and noting the body appears to be a young adult.
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Burlington
Onis
President Ready To Call Congress for Flood Help
President Eisenhower toured flood damaged Northeast states and signaled a possible special session of Congress to authorize emergency aid. Civil Defense chief Val Peterson estimated up to 1.5 million dollars from the president's fund, with 1 million already in hand, to aid ravaged Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Gov. Abe Ribicoff and others warned the damage could exceed 2 billion dollars as thousands were left jobless and towns faced long rebuilds amid widespread destruction and evacuations.
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Hartford
Eisenhower
Congress
Val Peterson
Peterson
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Mix-Up Frees Wrong Fullilove From Cook County Jail
Chicago reports a records mix-up freed the wrong man from Cook County Jail. Andrew Fullilove, 35, awaiting trial on two charges, was due in court after a habeas corpus writ. A. J. Fullilove remained in custody as officials sought Andrew.
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Chicago
Fullilove
Cook County
Andrew Fullilove
Sissippi
A. J. Fullilove
Andrew Fulliloy
ABA backs teaching communism bias in schools debate
The American Bar Association urged Congress to authorize teaching about communism in schools. A proposed Flood bill would create an eight member commission to provide information and curriculum guidance distinguishing American ideals from atheistic communism.
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Philadelphia
American Bar Association
Congress
ABA
Daniel Flood
Snake Cult Affiliated With Holiness Branch Distorts Services
A reported incident near the Kentucky Virginia border southeast of Harlan Kentucky involves a snake cult linked to a Holiness church. Omar Hutton of St Charles Virginia attended a Sunday meeting described by members as part of the Milnes branch of the Church of Cod euplained.
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Sete
Pente Contal Holiness Church
Milnes Branch
Church of Cod
Omar Hutton
St. Charlen Va
Massillon Doctor Resignation Accepted
Dr Mote Helt resignation accepted will be replaced by Dr Porterfield director of Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction, who received the letter but found no details about the superintendent's reasons or future plans. The resignation takes effect September 3.
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Dre. Mote
Porterfield
Ohio
Department of Mental Hy
Moir
Elderly Skipper Drowns On Lake Honeymoon
A 78 year old skipper drowned when the 16 foot honeymoon cruiser Lite Lady sank in Lake Erie during a storm. His wife was rescued after three hours in a life belt and is in fair condition. The couple had traveled thousands of miles since marrying May 21 at New York state. Neighbor Herbert Durst spotted the boat and saved the wife. the skipper had long built and sailed small boats since age 75.
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Lake Erie
Harvey Hecker
Herbert Durst
North East
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Hecker
New Pork Richey
Cleveland
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
Ohio
Florida
Louise Lasier
Munson
Mass
Coast Guard
Hacker
Absenteeism By Negroes Sparks School Debate
The board of education faces persistent absenteeism among Negro students unless an all Negro school is abandoned. A Negro mother warns of more home schooling if segregation persists, with 23–30 students missing last year and only 20 taught at Lincoln, an all Negro building. The district says schools aren’t segregated and Lincoln’s status is due to residential patterns, not policy. Abandoning Lincoln could cause overcrowding, says School Board President Jons.
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Lincoln
Jons
Meeting Opens Friday For Methodist Laymen
Delaware Ohio hosts the sixth annual Ohio Area Methodist Laymen's Institute beginning Friday for three days. More than 600 representatives from Ohio Methodist churches are expected. Dr. W Clark Ellncy of Stephens College Columbia Mo will be principal speaker Saturday night discussing The Christian Family What it Takes.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Methodist
Ohio ‘Area
Methodist
W. Clark Ellncy
Stephens College
Columbia Mo
SEO Lawyers Pass Exams in Ohio Ceremony Set
Two Southeastern Ohio men were named as income attorneys after passing state bar exams. Chariey Sachem of Nelsonville and William H Lowe of Gallipoli joined about 580 applicants who took the Columbus tests June 24 to 30. Chief Justice Weygandt will administer the oath in Cleveland on September 1.
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W. W. Nelsonville
Wiliam H Low
Kineon St
Colosabes
Qmcinnatt
Cleveland
Thought He Was Negro Indian Envoy Denied Seat in Restaurant
In Houston a restaurant supervisor allegedly ordered ambassador Gaganvihari Lallabhai Mehta and his secretary B. Rajagopalan to leave the dining room after a claim they were “Negroes.” Six witnesses testified to hearing the request, with Mehta and Rajagopalan smiling at each other before exiting the Houston House Restaurant. The incident is tied to a broader discrimination case involving the federal government. The ambassador and aide were in the United States on an official basis.
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Houston
Tex
United
Frank Gible
Alley
Forte
Horston House
Houston Post
Gaganvihari Lallabhai Mehta
B. ‘A. Rajagopalan
Counier
o'Meaico Chey
Washington
Harvester Co. Picketed Across Six States in Strike
United Auto Workers picketed Harvester Co. plants in six states over a new contract. About 40,000 workers joined the action with wildcat walkouts spreading to many plants by midnight. The union pressed the dispute amid fast-moving labor tensions.
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Ciago
United ‘Auto
Ternational
Hareester Co
Stevenson candidacy eyed by Orlando Democrat leader
Stephen A. Mitchell, former Democratic national chairman, said Stevenson may run for president in 1986 and that he will support Stevenson’s candidacy. He called Stevenson the first choice of Democrats in the county and mentioned Kefauver of Tennessee and Averell Harriman of New York as other considered candidates.
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Fla
Stephen A. Mitchell
Moms
Adlai Stevenson
Aod
Mitchell
Stevenson
Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
Averell Harriman
New Y
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