Pilot Killed in Navy Jet Trainer Crash at Oakland International
Lt Cmdr Jack E. Smith, 39, of San Rafael and formerly of Sioux City, Iowa, died when a Navy TV2 jet trainer exploded during a training flight over Oakland International Airport. His instructor Lt Cmdr Theodore W. Martin of San Leandro survived, parachuting to safety.
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Oakland
Calif
Jack E. Smith
San Rafael
Sioux City
Towa
Navy
TV2
International
Theodore W. Martin
San Leandro
Smith
Blind for 43 Years Regains Sight at Last
Mrs Violetta Nider a 50 year old refugee from Yugoslavia was blinded for 43 years then found operable at a camp near Naples and later fully sighted in Geneva Hospital The miracle occurred due to Americans supporting the Overseas Aid Program of their faith The notice urges continued support for faith based relief programs across Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups and credits The Advertising Council and Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
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Violetta Nider
Yugoslavia
Naples
Geneva
Knife incident on flight stirs federal legal gap
An Illinois janitor with a pocket knife caused a scene aboard United Air Lines Flight 868 from Chicago to Los Angeles. No one injured. The case creates a jurisdictional gap as FAA and FBI weigh charges and Congress may need new rules for in flight incidents.
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Los Angeles
Illinois
Congress
Joseph Newkirk
Argo
Ill
United Air Lines
Chicago
Newkirk
O'Hare Field
Nevada
Donald James Schwalbach
Highland Park
FBI
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
FAA
She's a She Rachel Sanchez Booked in Hollywood Drunk Charge
Rachel Sanchez 18, described as a manishly dressed girl, was arrested in June on a delinquency charge after a drinking party with Cheryl Crane daughter of Lana Turner. She was booked in Hollywood on a drunk charge after being found sleeping it off on a bus. She said she dresses like a man because she likes to.
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Rachel Sandchez
Cheryl Crane
Lana Turner
Hollywood
Enrollment in South Korea Surpasses Two Hundred Thousand
A Pacific defense project note from Seoul reports more than 285000 South Korean youths belong to 4 H clubs. Col Anderson recalls 1946 beginnings in Kyunggi province with USOM support and a voter approval for the program. The club bank lends animals for farming and breeding stock, aiding local farmers.
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Seoul
Korea
IDPA
United States
USOM
Kyunggi
Fe Ee
Col. Anderson
South Korea
U.N
4H carrot seed program boosts Korean youth education
1968 and 1980 saw 80 000 ounce red core carrot seed packages produced in the United States for Korea’s 4H clubs. Over 7 000 clubs received seed with a requirement to propagate for future planting, while other materials loaned to clubs strengthened the program. Col. Anderson predicts growth and greater educational value for Korean youth, noting three million youth in Korea with 28 000 rural villages. The aim mirrors Iowa’s: to train head, heart, hands, and health through well guided leadership.
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U.S
Korea
Col. Anderson
Eight Killed In Wreck Near Sikeston Missouri
Eight people died and four were injured in a two car crash at a rural intersection near Sikeston Saturday night. Thirteen people rode in the Jones car when it was struck broadside by Ardis Eaken’s vehicle. Victims include Marshall Jamerson Sr and his wife Henrietta plus two Jamerson children and Pearline Toles. Two survivors were found Sunday.
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Sikeston
Missouri Highway Patrol
Sam Jones
Henry Lee Toles
Ardis Gaylen Eaken
Bell City
Jones
Marshall Jamerson Sr
Parma
Henrietta
Marshall Jamerson Jr
Mitchell Jamerson
Jamersons
Judy Kay Early
Jemerson
Dianne Early
Jamerson
Pearline Toles
Henry Lee
Sikeston Hospital
New Commander Griswold Grins at Legion Post 508 Install
Ervin Hansen has been re elected and installed as commander of American Legion post 508. Other officers are Robert Barnes vice commander Hugh Porter second vice commander Wayne Steffen adjutant Dick Gleason finance officer Alva Johnson service officer and Alvin Lehmkuhl chaplain.
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Griswold
Ervin Hansen
American Legion
Robert Barnes
Hugh Porter
Wayne Steffen
Dick Gleason
Alva Johnson
Alvin Lehmkuhl
Chappa
Eichmann Nervous In Early Trial Session
Adolf Eichmann asked for and received a morning recess to sleep off nervous tension and lack of sleep. He slept in his solitary cell while guards described him as jittery, trembling, and tired though fit, following a year in confinement and 13 weeks of trial.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Soliary
Gestapo
Hausner
Tribunal
Argentina
Soviet air show dazzles with giant helicopter and missiles
Western observers noted the display showcased more than long range missiles. The Soviet air force presented air to air rockets, air to surface missiles, a vertical takeoff plane with dual rotor wings, a three tail jet helicopter unloading rockets, a giant helicopter carrying 188 men and a wooden house, and a mass drop of 600 parachutists.
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Bse
U.S
Melvin Neilsen
United States
Konstantin Vershinin
Pravda
Des Moines Woman Installed as AOA Auxiliary President
Mrs Willem B Trong of Des Moines was installed Sunday as president of the women's auxiliary of the American Osteopathic Association in Chicago.
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Chicago
Willem B. Trong
Des Moines
The
American Osteopathic Association
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