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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1963

Page

2

Kin and Friends Grieve After Flight 214 Crash

Philadelphia relatives and friends waited at the airport for Pan American Flight 214 from San Juan. News warned the jet crashed near Elkton Maryland with 80 dead, while hopeful mourners clung to possible last minute changes and wedding gifts left behind.

Philadelphia International Airport Pan American San Juan P.R Elkton Linda Kolman Irvin Scolnick Puerto Rico

Eyewitness Details Pan Am Jetliner Crash Near Elkton

Raymond Gregg, 36, lives 50 yards from the Elkton crash scene where a Pan American jet killed 81 people. He describes a bright explosion, flames in a cornfield, and parts scattered across the yard and neighboring property as state police and fire crews arrived. He protected his family in the cellar during the disaster.

Raymond Gregg Civil Defense

Fire Destroys Rainbow Inn in Park Rapids

Fire believed started in an overheated chimney destroyed the Rainbow Inn Hotel on the north edge of Park Rapids Sunday night. The three story brick hotel built around 1900 had about 50 rooms and one occupant escaped unharmed. Firefighters controlled the blaze by 4 30 a.m. with damage estimated at 50000 dollars or more.

Park Rapids, Minn Rainbow Inn Franklin Town

Shuman Seeks Quick End to Wheat Shipping Barrier

President Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged that a shipping barrier delaying U S wheat sales to the Soviet Union be removed soon. He predicted a federal subsidy to move wheat on U S ships to ease Communist freight charges, and urged cash payment and full transport costs plus concessions on political issues separating the West from eastern Europe.

Chicago Charles B. Shuman American Farm Bureau Federation Johnson Administration U.S Soviet Union Kennedy U. S Shuman

Johnson focuses on cutting federal spending and defense cuts

President Johnson lays out plans to trim federal outlays including possible consolidation of overseas military aid groups and a 10 percent payroll reduction for such units within six months. He meets with McNamara and Taylor to review the defense budget while budgeting faster GI insurance dividend payments to aid the economy. He also offers Bolivia aid to free kidnapped U.S. workers and continues White House routines, dining with Lady Bird and hosting reporters.

Johnson Robert §. McNamara Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Kermit Gordon Justice and State Departments Veterans Administration Federal Aviation Agency McNamara White House Kennedy St. John’s Episcopal Church Lafayette Park Lady Bird Walter Jenkins

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Elkton, Md Age Burns Ning Mark Lalli L.F. Curtis Havertown Arlene By Raymond Gregg Park Rapids Johnson and Wheat Barrier Austin Penney’s Barbie Ken Toyland North Main Street By Frank Cormier Washington Dean Rusk New York Herbert H. Lehman Herbert Hoover Defense Department Wittnauer Scovill Mrs Benjamin Exe 22Nd Ave Jane Ann Wollenberg Brownsdale, Minn Midtown Remington Lucarys Cinic Pharmacy Austin Clinic Ston Gordon Hoover Electric Gordon’s DONS House of Service GORD N. Main St John DeLeon Northwestern Bell Minnesota
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