62 Aboard Vanishing Flight Triggers Massive Vancouver Search
A Trans-Canada Air Lines DC4 variant with 62 aboard vanished during a violent windstorm over south central British Columbia. Royal Canadian Air Force planes and ground teams launched a dawn hunt from Chilliwack as investigators traced a last radio contact with Captain Allan Clarke. The plane carried 59 passengers and 3 crew, including four members of Saskatchewan’s Western Interprovincial Football Union.
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Fire Levels Three Businesses In Lyle Inferno
A Sunday night blaze caused by an overheated stove leveled three frame buildings in Lyle Minnesota: Burkhart Bros Produce Ron's TV repair and an empty store used for storage. The Lyle American Legion Clubrooms sat above the structures. Gutted were Haugland Appliance and the former Lyle Tribune quarters. The 75 year old buildings were visible five miles away. Fire crews from four departments responded after Roger Nelson aged 15 reported the fire at 7 25 p m while en route to the Roller Rink with his cousin.
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Fire destroys several Lyle, Iowa buildings in wide blaze
Fire departments from Lyle and nearby towns fought a major blaze that damaged four structures including a produce shop and repair shop. No injuries reported though one firefighter suffered cuts. loss was pegged around ten thousand dollars with insurance cover. Authorities suspected an overheated stove started the fire and planned investigations this week. The scene included the Haugland building and Queen of Peace Church across a 60 foot street. Debris reached four blocks away as 50 firefighters and 26 pieces of equipment worked amid favorable winds.
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Darrell Matter
Williamson Plumbing
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Charles Drenth
No Room for Tax Cut Now Official Says
A Treasury spokesman told Congress the upcoming budget has no room for a tax cut. Dan Throop Smith, adviser on tax policy to the secretary of the treasury, testified that final figures are still being assembled and no net revenue loss tax proposal is currently planned. He spoke to a House subcommittee reviewing federal excise tax laws for potential overhaul.
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University of Minnesota Ranked Second in Student Totals
Cincinnati reports that the University of Minnesota ranked second to New York University in total full and part-time students this fall. New York University led with 37,997 students, Minnesota 36,303, followed by State University of New York, City College of New York, and Columbia. California and Texas did not report combined totals.
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University of Minnesota
New York University
Raymond Walters
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School and Society Magazine
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Defiant Hungarians Plan Strike in Budapest
Workers in Budapest factories vowed to defy a Soviet backed government and stage a 48 hour general strike starting at midnight. The government banned international calls and cut local service to thwart organizers as tanks and police enforced martial law.
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Backfiring Tractor Destroys Farm Structures in Minnesota
Detroit Lakes Minnesota reports a backfiring tractor starting a blaze that destroyed a garage and barn and threatened 200 gallons of gasoline. Firemen faced a near catastrophe as a tank exploded during firefighting, with the garage and tractor lost.
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Elmer Peterson
Peterson
Tragic Stere at Highway 61 Claims White Bear Man
Earl Millette age 51 of White Bear Lake died in a St Paul hospital from injuries after being struck by a car on Highway 61 in White Bear Lake Friday night.
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Power Cut Planned in Northwest Austin Area
Northwest Austin area residents should set clocks fast tonight as power will be cut for 30 minutes at 3 a.m. Tuesday to allow crews to splice a cable. The outage, a safety precaution, aims to minimize patron inconvenience and does not relate to the November 23 shutdown in the same area caused by vandalism.
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Austin
Harold Lamon
Austin Utilities
Funeral services for Des Moines pioneer Grover Hubbell
Funeral services will be held here Tuesday for Grover C. Hubbell a member of a wealthy Des Moines pioneer family.
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Des Moines
Grover C. Hubbell
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