Crash Brings Air Stocks Downward
NEW YORK AP Airlines declined on news of a latest plane crash and other issues moved trendlessly in a mixed stock market early this afternoon. The AP average of 60 stocks at noon was up .20 at 217.60 with industrials up .50, rails up .40 and utilities down .20. News of a collision between United Air Lines and Trans World Airlines brought selling in aircraft stocks.
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United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
U.S
Anti Communist Forces Battle for Vientiane in Laos Drive
In Laos a fierce four day battle rages as anti Communist Gen. Phoumi Nosavan’s forces press to eject leftist remnants from Vientiane. Reports say enemy retreat may be beginning, with Russians or North Vietnamese-linked gunners fired on the city. refugees flood into Bangkok as the U S pledges support for Laos’s new government.
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Thailand
Laos
Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
U.S. State Department
Prince Boun Oum
Gen. Phoumi
Sayvanakhet
Kiley Testifies In Koza Murder Trial Denies Connection
Bernard J. Kiley, 23, on trial for murder of 71 year old Michael Koza, finishes direct testimony and faces cross examination by District Attorney Ryan Jr. He denies beating Koza or knowing him, detailing movements from Oct 1 to Oct 13, 1959. Co-defendant Joseph T. Dougherty Jr. is expected to testify. Anthony Polcaro, 76, not slated to appear as an accessory before the fact.
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Superior Court
Matthew 7. Ryan Jr
Michael Koza
Kiley
Koza
Atty
Maurice I. Lerner
Joseph T. Dougherty Jr
Anthony Polcaro
Mr. Ryan
Riley
Dougherty
Five Day Forecast And The Beanoit Beanoit Case Testimony
The article notes a five day forecast averaging five degrees below normal with snow on Sunday and Wednesday. It details testimonies in a murder case involving Eugene Benoit and Dougherty, including Benoit’s statements about visiting Benoit’s home and Dougherty’s alleged admission of beating an old man. Witness Riley and Kiley testify about various interactions, with Kiley denying accusations.
Accident Prone Drivers Traits, Psychologist Says
Angeles report cites Dr. Donald Schuster of the University of Southern California describing chronic violators. He says such drivers are physically and psychologically active, drive themselves to advance, rely on others despite aggression, resist cultural conformity, lack aesthetics, and are willing to take chances. Schuster has tested 2000 drivers since 1958.
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Angeles
Donald Schuster
University of Southern California
Schuster
Kennedy Names Cabinet Members In Early JFK Administration
President elect John F Kennedy announces Robert Kennedy as attorney general and Douglas Dillon as treasury secretary. Byron White to be assistant attorney general and Harry Anslinger to remain head of the Narcotics Division. J Edward Day named postmaster general candidate. Minnesota Governor Freeman and AFL CIO lawyer Arthur Goldberg named to labor and agriculture posts. Freeman and Goldberg are Democrats. Kennedy also taps McGovern to serve in the House after Dawson turns down the Senate bid.
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Douglas Dillon
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Byron R
Whizzer) White
Denver
Anslinger
Harry Anslinger
Justice Department
J. Edward Day
Prudential Insurance Company
Minnesota
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture
AFI Cio
Arthur J. Goldberg
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Goldberg
Afl-Cio
Georgetawn
Human Bomb plot charged to 70 year old man
Richard Paul Pavlick, a retired Belmont NH postal worker, 73, was held on 100000 dollar bond in Palm Beach for allegedly planning to become a human bomb to kill President-elect Kennedy. He faced U.S. Commissioner George Pink after agents found dynamite, blasting caps and wiring in his car and motel room.
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Miami
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Secret Service
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Lester Free
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Presidency
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Worst Tragedy Was in 53 1956 Grand Canyon Crash
United Press International recalls two major air disasters. On June 30, 1956, a Trans World Airlines Super Constellation and a United Airlines DC-7 collided over the Grand Canyon, killing 128. Earlier, on June 18, 1953, a US Air Force C 124 Globemaster crash near Tokyo killed 129, including seven crew members.
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United Airlines
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Chicago
Grand Canyon
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UAL
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Flatbush
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Mitchell Field Air Force Base
Long Island
Medan police use sign sentence for pickpockets
Police in Medan North Sumatra tell pickpockets to wear a sign reading Hello I am a pickpocket as a crime prevention measure. The unusual approach aims to deter theft while offering a public rebuke rather than punishment.
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Indonesia
UPI
Sumatra
Jets collide over New York in snowbound crash
A TWA Constellation flight from Dayton and Columbus and a United DC-8 from Chicago collided in thick snow near New York Harbor. The wreckage scattered across Brooklyn and Staten Island, with at least 7 survivors from 123 aboard. Fire, debris, and search efforts followed as investigators opened inquiries into air traffic and approach patterns.
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Sterling Place
Louis Vinick
Stephen Blatz
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Miller Field
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Agnes MacDonald
William Noble
Long Island
United Air Lines
Idlewild
LaGuardia
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Dayton
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Idlewild Field
Queens
Selassie Returns amid Ethiopian Loyalist Rally
London report says Emperor Haile Selassie, aged 68, landed in Ethiopia to rally loyal forces against the revolutionary government. Gen Merid Mengesha claimed rebel leaders were surrounded and urged citizens to assist in arresting conspirators, while Lagos and Rome embassies offered unconfirmed confirmations.
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South America
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Selassie
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Fort Lamy
Chad
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Eritrea
Christmas Teeth Warning From ADA
New York UPI report says the American Dental Association cautions that Christmas can be risky for teeth. Do not bite caps while remove battle caps or chew pens while writing cards or use teeth to open presents.
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UPI
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Buyer and Seller Meet via Eagle Want Ad
A reader reports success with Eagle Classifieds as Edward D. Sattile of 446 South Street placed an ad and, after four days, canceled it as buyer and seller connected. The notice urges others to place ads by calling HI 7-7311 and asking for a friendly adtaker.
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South Street
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