Plane crash near Springfield kills 12 in night disaster
An American Airlines jet crashed in rain near Springfield Missouri killing 12 and injuring 23. The wreck showed a crumpled nose and mud covered scene as rescuers pulled out survivors and investigated with Civil Aeronautics Board officials. Names of dead and injured included Stanley Graankowski and TR McKnight. wings were torn off and witnesses described a widespread debris field.
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American Airlines
Stace Coa
Renee
Renee Birl McCrary
Glenn Hendrix
Pam
Bill Bowers
KCTS
Bowers
Dr. Mays
Cushing
Okla Grother Paenger
Mide
Mays
Stanley Graankowski
Detroit
Fant Wayne
McKnight
Chicago
New York
Rlines
Tulsa
New’ York
Civil Aeronautics Board
John Cromhite
Sprine
Circus Tent Falls on 400 In Windstorm
In Uvalde a windstorm toppled a circus tent injuring about 400 people including several children. Jimmie Stewart and neighbors helped evacuate youngsters as the structure collapsed. Jimmie credited his Boy Scout training for saving Deborah.
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Jaycee
Stow
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Ronnie ‘Stewart
Deborah
Gall
Jimmie
Ronnie
Stewart
Devorah
Gal
Kimmie
Committee Eyes Fate Of Cargo Belt Bill
A House committee plans to decide the outcome of a railroad opposed bill to authorize Riverlake Belt Conveyor Inc to condemn land for a coal and ore conveyor from Cleveland to East Liverpool. Hungarian Count Karoly dies in Vence France after World War I exile.
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Bill Columbusum
Lake Eriel
Ohio River
Riverlake Belt Conveyor, Inc
Akron Authority
Cleveland
East Liverpool
Vence
France
Michael Karoly
Lake Logan Stocking Opens as Waters Ready for Fishing
Lake Logan, about 400 surface acres, is full from recent rains and ready for stocking with oral varieties of fish. Boating is restricted to oar power. motor boats are forbidden due to the lake's size. Several car-propelled craft were seen Sunday, and the lake is expected to attract more wildlife as it opens for fishing. The lake began filling after heavy rains, lapping the spillway by March 6.
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Hocking County
Logan
Clear Fork
General Cited For Outfitting Luxury House
Government investigator told House Appropriations Subcommittee Brig. Gen Oliver W Hughes spent the German equivalent of 820,000 to outfit a villa at Kaiserslautern in 1951 32. William La Ellis of the GAO said Hughes used subterfuge and false accounts to finance the luxury project. Secretary Stevens had not answered queries on punishment, and the GAO described the renovation as waste and extravagance and a violation of orders.
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Oliver W Hughes
Germany
William la Ellis
Government Accounting Office
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Ritter
Kaiserslautern
Athhe Army Stevens
Ashland
Ohio
Ellis
GAO
Congress
Ein. Sa
Lawmakers discuss reserve plan and training changes
Members of a House subcommittee heard views on a revised military reserve program tied to universal training. Pentagon proposals were cited as starting points, with representatives from the National Guard and Reserve Officers Association invited to testify and others to be called later. A chairman noted tentative steps in balancing readiness with political concerns.
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National Guard
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Bertrand
AMVETS Leader Decries Hoover Plan on Vet Hospitals
AMVETS national commander Rufus H. Wilson of Garrett Park Maryland visits Ohio posts and asserts proposed inquiry into ex servicemen history and present circumstances before admission to Veterans Administration hospitals is doomed to failure. He says most veterans have completed all necessary studies before seeking admission.
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Veterans Administration
National Amvet
Rufus H. Wilson
Garrett Park
Ohio
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Senate inquiry stirs as Galbraith testimony sparks clash
A Senate stock market inquiry erupts over economist John Kenneth Galbraith. Capehart accuses a 1949 pamphlet of praising communism and demands Galbraith be recalled. Galbraith says the pamphlet warns of communism’s dangers. The dispute unfolds amid hearings on the stock market.
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Senate
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Senate Capehart
R-Ind
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Capehart
Senate Banking Committee
Cambridge
Mass
Fulbright
D-Ark
Banking Committee
Wrecks Claims 15 oe 4 3 1ne Amocimtea Tinstata Biehway listed
Wrecks reported with 15 or 4 persons involved along a highway disruption. Official notices list affected areas and possible injuries, with authorities urging caution and motorists to seek alternate routes amid ongoing investigations.
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Amocimtea Tinstata Biehway
New Born Baby Snatched and Recovered in Texas
A one day old infant was abducted from East Texas Baptist Hospital in Beaumont by a woman posing as a nurse. Police later found the child in Houston at Mrs Pauline Schulze’s home, 85 miles from the hospital, and reunified the baby with Mrs Wharton before the mother learned of the kidnapping.
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Houston
Pauline Schulze
Beaumont
Senate
Douglas
NBC
Son
Tipp
Ohio
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S23
Waverly
Saenti
George ‘Wharton
Bienmont
Schlag
J. M. Taylor
Mrs. Schulze
Beat Enterprise
Whartons
Jimmy
Lealie
Wharton
Carol Sue
Carolyn Sue
East Texas
Baptist Hospital
Schulze
Beaumont Hospital
Postal Pay Bill Heads For House Vote In Congress
A 150 million dollar postal workers pay raise moves toward a House vote. President Eisenhower warns against bigger increases, saying they set a costly pattern for 1.2 million civil servants. The bill proposes a 6 7 percent raise with reclassified pay scales affecting about 300,000 carriers and clerks. The administration favors 5 8 percent, while Senate backers push for 10 percent. The House action is on a take it or leave it basis as leaders argue for amendments.
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Eisenhower
Murray
D-Tenn) of the House Post’ Office Committee
Phillip Young
Civil Serviceommission
House
Senate Post Office Committee
Senate
Rayburn
Texas
Representative Moss
Dcalif
Big Four Talks Hit By GOP Support Condition
State Department officials say Senator George’s call for a top level Big Four meeting aligns with Republican views but demands advance assurances. He urged a four power conference to avoid war and potentially this year after ratification of West German NATO entry. Administration sources say efforts must show concrete results and not serve as a propaganda forum for Moscow.
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Eisenhower
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France
Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
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Dulles
NBC
Bet Aursested
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Torrearm
West Germany
North Atlantic
Treaty Organization
U S Asks Red Aid in Hunt for Missing Helicopter
U S officials in Fulda Germany seek Soviet help to locate a missing U S Army helicopter reportedly down in Communist East Germany. An Army spokesman said strong winds likely carried the unnamed American officer and a German civilian aboard across the border after the craft vanished Thursday near Fulda, twelve miles from the border.
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Germany
U.S. Army
East Germany
A. Ith
Man Sleeps Finds TV Bedspread Missing in Denver
Alvin Vici reported to police that he fell asleep at home watching TV and woke to find the TV and bedspread gone. Neighbor Martha Kimble said she saw three men carry a suspicious box down the street, draped with a bedspread, raising the alarm.
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Denver
Alvin Vici
Martha Kimble
Atomic Blast at Yucca Flat Likely Tomorrow
The year’s sixth atomic blast, delayed over a week, may be detonated at the Yucca Flat test site tomorrow. The Atomic Energy Commission and Department of Defense said a conference would be held today to decide if the test proceeds.
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Yucca Fiat
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
Ohio lawmakers push 100 million Korean War veteran bonus
Ohio's 12th week of session opens as Republicans plan a 100 million dollar bonus for about 300,000 Korean War veterans. Senate State Government Committee sets a first hearing Thursday on the measure led by Sens. Tyrell and Treene, with House rival Miller proposing an 80 million version. Ballot question to voters if approved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
William ‘Tyrell
Presley
Lowell Fesst
Treene
Ray T. Miller, Jr
Cuyhoga County
Spring Brings Cold Wet Weather Across Midlands
The first day of spring arrives with chilly conditions and widespread precipitation. Snow blankets parts of Colorado and western Nebraska, while Texas and Oklahoma report drizzles and freezing temps. Severe storms spawn tornadoes near the Missouri Arkansas line as rain stretches northeast across the Mississippi Valley into the Great Lakes region.
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Piedmont
Texas
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Chicago
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Oklahoma
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Ohio Valley
Central
Appalachians
Louisiana
Carter death trial resumes as defense contends accident
The case centers on the pillow fight death of Carter, aged 20s, in Cambridge Ohio. The state alleges Gerald Rosenthal, 22, of New York City, murdered him, while Rosenthal testified he did not kill Carter and did not call police because he was in a panic.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Gerald Rosenthal
New York City
Rosenthal
Jin A Pann
Dems Weigh Yalta Papers as Political Tool
Senator Bridges urged the Senate Republican Policy Committee to gather Yalta documents for GOP speakers to critique past mistakes. Senators Sparkman Knowland and Dulles weighed publication of Tehran and Potsdam records amid foreign reaction and ongoing wartime papers compilation.
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Bridges
RNH
Yalta
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Russia
Knowland
California
Tehran
Potsdam
Truman
State Dulles
Ree
Congress
Dulles
Newene Cuneta Ag
Study shows average operating cost per student by city size
Columbus based state university bureau reports per capita operating costs for Dale city schools. Smaller cities 30,000 to 100,000 population averaged 128 dollars, big cities over 100,000 averaged 280.18 dollars. Capital outlay averaged 102.6 dollars per capita in smaller cities versus 9 HT dollars in big cities.
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Bureau of Educational Search
Dale Cities
Toledo psychiatrist Dr Dallis creates comic strips
Dr Nicholas Dallis of Toledo writes the strips Judge Parker and Rex Morgan under the pseudonyms Paul Nelson and Dal Curtis In a 300 television interview he says the work aims to inform and entertain helping people understand themselves better
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Toledo
Dallis
Judge Parker
Rex Morgan
Paul ‘Nichelis
Dal Curtis
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