Plane crash near Rio de Janeiro leaves 51 aboard missing
A Convair airliner carrying 51 people including at least one American disappeared while approaching Rio. Navy crews found wreckage and parts of bodies in Guanabara Bay near Paqueta Island, with no survivors. Passengers included N. a B. Thompson of Waterville Maine and other Anglo-Saxon names. The flight originated in Brasilia with a Belo Horizonte stopover.
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Tug of War Over Defense Fund Bill Heats Up
Conferees from 13 senators and 5 representatives begin negotiations on a 40 percent of the federal budget defense operating fund. The bill, cleared by the Senate and House, faces tough obstacles including 293 million for a new Navy attack carrier and 369 million for Bomarc missiles and bases, with Canada showing interest. The Senate adds provisions for hypersonic jets satellites and army modernization.
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Wiley Defends Eisenhower Foreign Policy in Senate
Sen. Alexander Wiley argues there was no policy clumsiness behind the Paris summit collapse and suggests Khrushchev would have torpedoed the conference regardless of the U2 incident. He released a letter from Sec. of State Herter defending the administration’s handling of Eisenhower’s canceled Japan trip and prepared a speech timed with a forthcoming Senate Foreign Relations Committee report on the U2 affair.
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Bancroft to Be Installed President of Telephone Pioneers Chapter
H. C. Bancroft of Minneapolis was slated for installation as president of the C. P. Wainman Chapter at its 38th annual meeting in Duluth. About 300 delegates attended. the chapter includes Minnesota and North Dakota telephone workers with 21 or more years of service.
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Angling Archers Land 134-Pound Carp On Peconic River
Three youths from Flushing New York fought a five hour battle with a 134 pound carp on the Peconic River using rod bow and arrow. Kenneth Kraynak 17 Thomas Guglielmo 20 and Gunther Seubert 19 faced a large crowd as Kraynak hooked the fish and after hours Seubert and Guglielmo helped subdue it with a bow and arrow. They admitted no fishing licenses and were released after purchasing licenses.
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Youth Center to Try Again in Baltimore
Aunt Mary Dobkin a Russian immigrant in East Baltimore leads a new youth center in a low rent housing area. The project has faced past clashes with police and rent issues but organizers hope for stability as she contends with health challenges and a large child enrollment.
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Allow Tschida to Attend Wife's Service
ST PAUL AP Andrew J Tschida 46 a St Paul contractor held since the mysterious death of his wife Lorayne 45 in the family garage will be permitted to attend her funeral today Police said they would continue to hold Tschida over the weekend at least as they continue their investigation He is held without charge The coroner reported Mrs Tschida suffered a skull fracture and carbon monoxide poisoning after her body was found by Tschida in their fume filled garage Services for Mrs Tschida were being held from a St Paul funeral home at 11 am today
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Two DFL Candidates File for Congress
ST PAUL AP Two Democratic-Farmer-Labor endorsed candidates filed for Congress on Friday State Sen Roy Wiseth of Goodridge 9th District and Russell Schwandt Sanborn farmer 2nd District Wiseth seeks the seat held by Republican Odin Langen and Schwandt the seat held by Republican Ancher Nelsen
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Humphrey urges Red China invite to arms talks at Geneva
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey proposes inviting Communist China to Geneva disarmament negotiations. He also calls for banning long range bombers under strict inspection, stationing international inspectors at bases, and joint Soviet American study to halt fissionable material production.
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Freeman Aims to Expand Mental Health Facilities
Governor Freeman pledged major expansion of Minnesota mental health facilities if reelected. He called for 250 more staff, higher salaries, 500 extra Brainerd beds now and 500 more in 1963–65 to reach 2,000, plus expanded community programs, foster care support, more training, and state aid for foster homes for the retarded.
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Queen Bee Rules A Memphis Household Siege
Allen S. Vaughan and his wife are besieged by a queen bee and swarm inside their Memphis home. The couple, patient but frustrated, sealed the queen by mistake and face ongoing bee attacks as they wait for the colony to die or disperse. Vaughan mourns loss of simple chores while the hive traps them inside.
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Priest Allowed to Remain Married After Conversion
In Copenhagen AP reports a married former Lutheran pastor, Father Clav Roerdam Bonnevie aged 54, has been ordained a Catholic priest with special permission to stay married. He served 12 years as a Lutheran pastor before converting to Catholicism.
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Pastors Needed in New York Lutheran Church
The United Lutheran Church reports from its 4 600 congregations that at least 427 more ministers are required to meet current needs.
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Kennedy Nomination on First Ballot Seen by Ohio Leader
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle forecast a first ballot Democratic nomination for Senator John F. Kennedy at the 52nd governors conference in Glacier National Park. He cautioned Kennedy may lack initial votes but expected victory before roll call results, as southern governors planned a Dixie caucus supporting Lyndon B. Johnson. The event opened amid recreation and trout fishing for officials, with Diefenbaker and Montana Governor Aronson to be honorary Blood Indian confederacy chieftains at Bebbe Flats.
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