Jet Age Travel Brings Problems With Success
Jet age travel has taken off creating sharp growth and high demand yet brings airport congestion, high costs, and planning hurdles. Pan American led early jet service with 707 flights to Europe, while others struggle with terminal capacity and obsolescence pressures for piston engines. Smaller airports fear costly upgrades as jets reach more towns and new carriers seek routes, intensifying market competition and fare impacts.
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Vern Haugland
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Ninn
Atlantic
Pan America
United States
Europe
Pan Arman
U.S
New York
Tts
Basia
New York Red
San Francisco
Ray M. Dunn
TWA
Britain
Iglete Instrument Tre Civil Seronautics Board
Yen
Ierk
Speer
Thomas Barnard
Theyators
Pirlines
Spas- Orval RB
Cook
Chessenger French Caravelle
Aerospace Industries Assn
Jage
Weekend death toll hits 23 in Texas crashes and violence
The Associated Press tallies 23 violent deaths from Friday six p.m. to Sunday midnight across Texas. Victims include Virginia Stewart in Abilene, Roy Wilson in Dallas, Morris Wilson in Fort Worth, Olin Penrod in Houston, Thomas Montelongo and Pedro Rodriguez in Harlingen, and Marin Garza in Raymondville. Also killed were Benjamin Flores in Harlingen, Sylvia Welty and Doris Jennings in Teague, Ike Wilson in Odessa, Harvey Jackson in San Antonio, Cordon Dudrey near Iraan, and Harold O Neal in Houston. Several drownings, shootings, a car crash, and electrocution are reported among the weekend fatalities.
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Associated Press
Virginia Stewart
Abilene
Abilene Christian Collage
Roy Wilson
Dallas
Morris Wilson
Fort Worth
Eagle Mountain Lake i
Olin Penrod
Houston
Thomas Montelongo
Elmaton
Pedro Rodriguez
Harlingen
Sylvia Welty
Teague
Doris Jennings
Teague City Lake
Ike Wilson
Odessa
Harvey Jackson
San Antonio
Cordon Dudrey
Iraan
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Haroid O'Neal
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Baytown Photos
Boon
Two Other U S Airmen May Be Tried In Russia
Washington reports that the Soviet Union may stage a Moscow show trial for two other American airmen Freeman Olmstead of Elmira New York and John McKone of Tonganoxie Kansas. The REA7 crewmen went down near the Soviet coast with Palm missing and the pilot recovered. U S officials press for release while Powers faces trial. The State Department notes no prosecution for Powers is planned despite questions about his testimony.
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U.S
Russia
Washington
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Freeman Bruce Olmstead
Elmira
N.Y
John Richard McKone
Tonganoxie
Kan
William A. Palm
Oak Ridge
Tenn
United States
Olmatead
McKone
State Department
Fowlers
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Department
Francis Powers
Powers
Random trivia and odd facts from a bygone issue
Digest of light anecdotes and statistics including telephones per capita, U S presidents born outside hospitals, blood transfusion practices in the Soviet Union, superstition spending, atom size, Hollywood quips, sleep patterns, farming efficiency, marriage quotes, lightning hits on the Empire State Building, and perspiration rates. Includes mentions of Fabian the rock singer and global population densities.
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New York
Pew
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew O
Millard Fillmore
James Buchanan
James Garfield
Chester Arthur
Sovie
Hollywood
Oscar Homulka
Soviet Union
United States
T. L. Peacock
Empire State Building
Fabian
California
Iinois
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Australia
Duc de la Rochefoucauld
Move Started To Stop Catholic Use Of Latin
A movement grows to hold Mass in vernacular languages rather than Latin. American clergy and scholars support broader use of the people’s language, arguing it boosts participation and unity, while some parts like the canon may remain in Latin.
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New York
John A Brien
University of Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Father O'Brien
John Lafarge
Catholic Weekly
America
Jesus
Germany
Africa
Austria
Holland
The
Midle East
John XXIII
Father Lafarge
Pearl Bailey Crusades for Live Entertainment Reform
Hollywood AP Pearl Bailey says vaudeville decline hurts careers with no apprentices for young performers. She recalls starting in the Pennsylvania stage circuits and notes her crusade cost about 300 dollars last year. Her Cocoanut Grove ship engagement employed 41 people and extended six weeks at Grave venue.
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Hollywood
Pearl Bailey
Pearlie May
Pennsylvania
Pearl
Pearle
Percy and
Bess
Cam Bals
Cocoanut Grove
Chicago
Lince
Jive Entertainment
Gates
Jam
West African Free State Begins New Regime Rule
The Mali Federation splits as Keita dismisses Dia and seizes control in Senegal. Dia gains support from municipal councils, religious groups, police, and the army. Keita places Dia under house arrest and dissolves the federation as De Gaulle invites both leaders to Paris to discuss the dispute.
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West African Free State
Bamako
Senegal
Sudan
France
Keita
Din
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Dia
Mali
Fal
Dakar
Afxi Dia
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
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Joel McCrea
Tonite
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