Jet Crashes in Storm. 58 Die Near Constance Kentucky
A American Airlines Boeing 727 with 62 aboard from New York LaGuardia crashed on approach to Cincinnati airport during a thunderstorm killing 58. Pilot Capt Dan Teelin died. 2 survivors identified. CAB probe ordered. wreckage guarded. morgue set up. Survivors include Israel Horowitz and Norman Spector. among dead are Jack Flynn and John Kirchstein.
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Constance
American Airlines
New York
LaGuardia
Greater Cincinnati
Indian Mountain
Elmer Weekly
Saratoga
Califl
Toni Kitchell
West Monroe
Israel Horowitz
Closter
Norman Spector
Valley Stream
N.Y
Miss Kitchell
Jack ¥ F. A. Flynn
F. M. Flynn
The
New York Daily News
John Kirchstein
WPIX
Secon
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Thomas R. Saunders
Aluminum Dispute Heats Between U S and Trade
Washington AP reports the aluminum controversy intensifies as price increases clash with government stockpile reductions of 200000 surplus tons. Industry leaders defend boosts as noninflationary while critics call actions an attack on free markets. Fowler cautions on price hikes and warns inflationary risks persist.
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Washington
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Reynolds Metals Co
J. H. McConnell
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Robert P. Gerholz
Publisher speaks after vandalism at Holyoke paper
MIAMI AP William Dwight publisher of the Holyoke Transcript Telegram reports his home was ransacked Friday night after his editorial condemning the desecration of Rodney Sholom Synagogue. Vandals carved swastikas, slashed furniture, and set a small fire, while Dwight and his wife were away in the South. He urges that such acts threaten freedom of press and religion.
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Miami
William Dwight
Holyoke Transcript-Telegram
Holyoke
Dwight
Rodney Sholom
Miss Kilgallen Dies Newswoman in New York
Dorothy Kilgallen a prominent newspaper columnist and media figure died Monday at age 32 in her Manhattan home It was not immediately clear what caused her death She had appeared Sunday on CBS television's Whats My Line and was married to producer Dick Kollmar She was the daughter of James Kilgallen a noted newspaperman and her column The Voice of Broadway ran in the New York Journal American and was syndicated nationwide
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New York
Dorothy Kilgallen
Manhattan
Miss Kilgallen
Dick Kollmar
Columbia Broadcasting System
James
Jimmy) Kigallen
Old
International News Services
Hearst Headline Service
The
Voice of Broadway
New York Journal-American
Jehovah's Witness Jailed on Draft Stand
Dale B Flynn of Chelmsford, a 21 year old conscientious objector, was sentenced in U S District Court to one year in prison for failing to report for civilian work at Massachusetts General Hospital as ordered by the draft board. He pleaded guilty two weeks earlier and said reporting would place him under draft board jurisdiction against his beliefs.
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Boston
Dale B. Flynn
Chelmsford
Massachusetts General Hospital
Flynn
U. S
Anthony Julian
Draft Board
The
Jehovah's Witnesses
Judge Quits Bench Guilty In Scandal
Boston UPI Special Justice Richard K. Gordon of Ipswich District Court, convicted of larceny and conspiracy in the Boston Common garage case, resigns. Gov. Volpe accepts resignation as legislative committee opts no legislation. Gordon cites not guilty verdicts and possible judiciary review as reasons. Affidavit and lie detector results accompany his statement.
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Boston
UPI
Richard K. Gordon
Ipswich District Court
Boston Common
Volpe
Gordon
Joseph D. Ward
Duitchburg
Legislative Judiciary Committee
Ward
Francis W. Kiernan
Final Bills of 1965 Signed by President Johnson
President Johnson signed all pending 1965 measures before adjournment, avoiding pocket vetoes. He approved a disaster aid bill for Hurricane Betsy victims in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Florida, with up to 1800 dollars in loan write‑offs. The action included plans for a permanent uninsurable disaster protection program and swift housing and urban development study.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas White House
Bill D. Moyers
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Small Business Administration
Agriculture Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Younger Flynn
Ohio River
Dan J. Teelin
Redding
Teelin
Survivor Horowitz
Decca Records
Nati Symphony Orchestra
Horowitz
Western Mass
Blandford (Ap
Hubert A. Bargeron
Blandford
Edmund S. Lee
Wilbraham
Kentucky
Bargeron
United Paper Workers and Papermakers
Afl-Cio
Lee
Terrace Park
Ohio
Springfield
U.S
L. E. Wickman
Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Tom R. van Sickle
Young Republican National Federation
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
House
Stuart Symington
Senate
Theapital
Missouri
Fowler
Economic Club
Berexsi
Berkshire Eagle
Ab Pitts Field
Robert Tolvo
Walker Street
Congress
Moyers
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Sears
Sears and
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