Jet crash in Iowa storm kills 45 aboard Continental Flight 11
A Continental Airlines jet, Flight 11 from Chicago to Los Angeles, broke up during a storm in Iowa killing all 45 on board. One survivor died later in hospital. Takehiko Nakano, 27, from Oak Park IL, Los Angeles, was rescued from the fuselage but died. Debris near Centerville, temporary morgues in Unionville, FAA aided inquiry.
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Continental Airlines
Takehiko Nakano
Oak Park
Los Angeles
Iowa Line
Continental’s Flight
Chicago
Kansas City
Estes Probe Grows as High-Profile Names Implicated
Washington sources say evidence in the Billie Sol Estes case points to high level figures in both the Kennedy and Eisenhower regimes. Separate informants report undisclosed information suggesting bigger names than previously alleged. A Franklin Texas death linked to the affair prompts new questions as Henry Marshall, an Agriculture Department agent, is believed murdered.
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Billie Sol Estes
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Sparks
Franklin
Tex
Henry Marshall
Agriculture Department
Estes
Quiet Meeting Turns Violent in Franklin County Democratic Fallout
A tightly called Franklin County Democratic meeting erupted as insurgents attempted to unseat Walter Heer Sr. Hefty clashes sent multiple people to Grant Hospital and drew police, ending after a large turnout. The insurgent faction, the Democratic Committee for Precinct Organization, lost 44 to 18.
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Democratic Central Committee
Heer
Grant Hospital
Democratic Committee For
Franklin County
Prosecution Pleads for Death in Salan Treason Trial
Paris reports the prosecution demanded the death sentence for ex General Raoul Salan in a seven day trial before a special military court. Andre Gavalda argued the case as the court weighs treason charges linked to the 1961 Algiers putsch and leadership of the Secret Army Organization. A verdict was anticipated tonight.
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Raoul Salan
Andre Gavalda
Salan
Algiers
Edmond Jouhaud
Jouhaud
Toledo Teen Dies In Car Crash At Mulberry and Pearl
A 15 year old high school girl Barbara Musialowski died Tuesday night in a collision at Mulberry and Pearl Streets. She was a sophomore at Central Catholic High School.
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Mulberry and
Pearl Sts
Barbara Musialowski
Central Catholic High School
Shotgun Blast Fells Farmer
Sheriff Ted Paul said first degree murder charges will be filed today against 66 year old Raymond Glasser in the shotgun killing of his farm neighbor J Merton Van Ness 53. Van Ness was hit in the right eye while riding his tractor on a county road near his home and died instantly. A witness to the shooting has been located.
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Ted Paul
Raymond Glasser
J. Merton van Ness
van Ness
Planes Arrive to Replace Thai-Bound Aircraft at Clark
In Manila 34 U S Air Force jets and transports arrive at Clark Air Force Base to replace aircraft sent to Thailand. In Toledo workers at Continental Aviation and Engineering Corp. strike over a new contract dispute.
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Philippines
U.S. Air Force
Clark Air Force Base
United States
Thailand
Toledo
Continental Aviation and Engineering Corp
Kennedy AMA clash leaves House panel unchanged
In Washington the Kennedy administration and the American Medical Association clashed over health care for the aged, but Ways and Means members say the vote on Kennedy's bill offering hospital and nursing benefits for Social Security retirees and higher payroll taxes will likely occur in the second week of June after a year of consideration.
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Kennedy
American Medical Association
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Ways and Means
NASA seeks full power for Sandusky atomic reactor
Three NASA witnesses and two AEC witnesses urged the AEC to permit NASA to operate its atomic reactor near Sandusky at full power. In Cleveland Mr and Mrs John H Glenn Sr were honored with the Salvation Army Ohio Award for Voluntary Service for their son.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
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NASA
Sandusky
Glenn
Cleveland
John H. Glenn Sr
New Concord
America
Salvation Army
Ohio
Kennedy Admin Eyes Hong Kong Refugee Admissions
The Kennedy administration weighs emergency steps to admit some Chinese refugees from Hong Kong to the United States, a move under active consideration today.
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Washington
Hong Kong
United States
Russians Delay Berlin Army Convoy Amid Tensions
The Soviet Union halted an outbound US Army convoy near Berlin for almost six hours in an easing-tension period. Protest from Washington followed, after which the convoy resumed to Grafenwoehr West Germany for a tank firing exercise. The incident sparked questions on Soviet intentions and traffic controls in Berlin.
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Carl Hartman
Berlin
U.S
Grafenwoehr
West Germany
Kennedy
United States
France
Britain
Soviet Union
U S Women Drawn Near Frontier Incident in Yugoslavia
A U S Embassy aide aided two American girls lost near the Yugoslav Albanian frontier in Titograd after their car wandered off. Patricia Johnson 22 of Kansas City Missouri suffered a slight shoulder wound in the Saturday night episode as Yugoslav guards detained them. Rose Rabinski was identified by the embassy. In Washington Ohio Senators Lausche and Young sought to invoke anti filibuster rules to limit debate on a bill outlawing literacy tests but the move failed to reach two thirds.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U. S
Titograd
Patricia Johnson
Kansas City
Rosewitha Rabinski
Washington
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Arkansas Posse Stops Bank Robber in Alabama Gun Battle
In Ozark Alabama a posse killed would be bank robber Dr Eugene Simpson Gault after he killed two bank workers and a Troy police chief during a failed robbery at the Commercial Bank. Gault was shot while crouching in a rural church graveyard about 30 miles from town.
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Ala
Eugene Simpson Gault
Alabama
Gault
Fred Flowers
David Jackson
J. H. Youngblood
Troy
Oklahoma Governor Runoff Narrowly Decided
Oklahoma City report says Pi W. P. Bill Atkinson, a millionaire home builder, appeared to defeat former Gov. Raymond Gary in the Democratic runoff for governor. The result was so close that an official tabulation or recount could reverse it, prompting Gov. J Howard Edmonson to send highway patrols to all 77 county election board offices to guard ballot boxes.
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W. P. Bill Atkinson
Raymond Gary Tuesday
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
Election Board
Radiation from TV sets said to be very small
Dr. Marion L. Pool, professor of physics at Ohio State University, says radiation from television sets is so small you’d have to get down on your knees to find it. The remark comes as reassurance amid public concern.
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Columbus
Marion L. Pool
Ohio State University
Local Draft Call For 12 Southeast Ohio Men
In June twelve Southeastern Ohio men will be called into service with breaks by county: Athens three, Hocking four, Meigs two, and one each from Gallia Perry and Vinton. The notice lists the county distribution for the draft.
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Meigs
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U S Officers Wounded in Saigon Battlefield Action
Four U S Army officers and one sergeant were injured as helicopters ferried into a Mekong delta battle south of Saigon. The aircraft came under Communist fire during a Vietnamese infantry assault. two pilots and two field advisers were wounded, one with a heel injury. Vietnamese authorities reported 55 guerrillas killed and 18 captured.
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South Viet Nam
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Arca
Plan Hearing For Man In Stabbing Death In Florida
In St Petersburg Florida a preliminary hearing was set for Mervyn Rodgers 65 for first degree murder in the stabbing death of his wife Lucy Rodgers 67 who died in her sleep Monday Police Lt C L Frye quoted Rodgers as saying he killed her because he could not stand to think of her alone and suffering He added both had been under doctors care and he feared he might die first
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Fla
Ohio
C. L. Frye
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Lucy Rodgers
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Execution Date Set For Police Slaver
Columbus Ohio Supreme Court ordered James R Buck 24 Akron police slayer to die in the electric chair on June 22 at Ohio Penitentiary. The court denied his petition for a writ of habeas corpus seeking a sanity examination.
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Ohio Supreme Court
James R. Buck
Akron
Ohio
Carpenter Set for Three Orbit Flight From Cape
Project Mercury officials declared Atlas rocket and Aurora 7 ready for launch of astronaut Malcolm S Carpenter into triple Earth orbit on Thursday. A haze from nearby wildfires could threaten timing and potentially reduce orbits to two to ensure daylight recovery for the capsule.
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Fla
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Here
Everglades
Carpenter
Stockport Honor Pupil’s Body Found in River
Paul Allen Ash Jr. 18, valedictorian of Windsor High School Stockport, missing since Monday, was found in the Muskin gum River at Stockport. Sheriff F A McConnell said he likely fell from a lock while practicing his valedictory speech. Roger Thompkins spotted the body. firemen recovered it.
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Paul Allen Ash Jr
Muskingum River
Stockport
F. A. McConnell
Windsor High School
Paul Ash Sr
Weston
W. Va
Ohio University
Roger Thompkins
Search Continues For Sailboat And Pilot
The Coast Guard resumed air and sea search for a 17 foot sailboat missing with pilot Ernest M. Bucher 42 from Chagrin Falls. He left the Chagrin River Yacht Club Tuesday morning heading east toward Mentor on Lake Erie.
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Coast Guard
Chagrin Falls
Lake Erie
Ernest M. Bucher
Chagrin River Yacht Club
Mentor
U.S. Eyes Aid as Hong Kong Refugee Flows Grow
U.S. officials alarmed by large outflow of Chinese refugees to Hong Kong discuss aid options led by food relief from surplus stocks. President Kennedy and lawmakers weigh humanitarian response while Canada and Formosa respond to the crisis.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
China
Hong Kong
White House
State Department
Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Formosa
Chickenpox Award Settled For $75 In Work Injury
Sacramento case notes a television repairman awarded $75 after suing for $165 claiming medical expenses and lost time for chickenpox contracted from a four year old. Judge Ronchi reduced the payout to $75 as the ruling.
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Calif
T. R. McDonald
McDonald
Albert Morgan
Lavonna Morgan
R. S. Ronchi
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