Plane Splits In Air Near Lexington N C
An eight million dollar Air Force B52G jet bomber failed during an aerial refueling near Lexington North Carolina and disintegrated in flight after two crew members parachuted to safety two others were killed and four are missing. A body was found near the crash site while another was recovered from wreckage. The January 24 Goldsboro crash had killed three others. The two rescuers Maj W F Minnich and 1st Lt G C Farnham survived after bailouts at 30 000 feet.
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Lexington
N.C
Here
Dow Air Force Base
Maine
Denton
North Carolina
W. F. Minnich
Des Plaines
Ill
G. C. Farnham
Loveland
Colo
Air
Goldsboro
Air Force
United States
Ben Carroll
Winston-Salem
John Frank
Frank
Minnich
Farnham
Col. Jones
Suspension Of Saco Aviator Is Confirmed
The Civil Aeronautics Board confirms the suspension of Walter William Kozloff's pilot certificate for low altitude buzzing near Saco and Cape Elizabeth Maine. Witnesses report flights within 50 to 75 feet of homes during April 22 acrobatics and July to August incursions as low as 200 to 300 feet. The board upheld an emergency suspension and the FAA ruling for careless and reckless operation, despite Kozloff's denials and boasts of future flights.
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Washigton
Civil Aeronautics Board
Walter William Kozloff
Heathroad
Saco
Maine
Cape Elizabeth
Kozloff
Capt Elizabeth
Stanley Kozloff
FAA
Youth 15 Dies in Accidental Barn Hanging
A medical examiner in Winte rport ruled 15 year old Vern L. Smith died from accidental hanging after being found in a barn on his farm home Wednesday night. Dr Samuel L Wagner concluded the death was unintentional and not a suicide.
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Monroe
Vern L. Smith
Samuel L. Wagner
Winterport
John Birch Society draws attention of attorney general
Washington conservatives face scrutiny as the John Birch Society is labeled a matter of concern by a Justice Department spokesman. Lawmakers from both parties demand investigations into its leaders while attacks on prominent figures intensify. FBI Director Hoover condemns reckless charges and vigilante actions in a separate editorial.
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Washington
John Birch Society
Justice Department
Tony
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Senate
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
FBI
Chuckle on Opinions from Others Satirical Line
A single quote jokes about listening to others opinions, noting it may not help you but will them. The item appears under a Gen. Feature copyright line.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Saco unions elect Raymond Therrien to Local 406 vice president
Raymond Therrien defeated Francis X. Lamontagne and Ronald Melancon by 121 votes to win the Local 406 vice presidency of the Textile Workers Union in Biddeford. Ern est Gaudreau treasurer and Jean Cadorette warden also won posts, amid a 327 ballots cast from about 875 eligible.
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Raymond Therrien
Textile Workers Union of America
Aflcio
Union Hall
Biddeford
Ernest Gaudreau
Jean Cadorette
Gerard Genaron
Albert Cantara
Ovide Petit
Claude Hevey
Therrien
Francis X. Lamontagne
Ronald Melancon
Garneering
Lamontagne
Melancon
Gaudreau
Joseph Kerry
Cadorette
George Kochis
Gendron
Gerard Boisvert
Cantara
Harvey Lamontagne, Sr
Petit
Hevey
Ralph Lachance
Willie Nadeau
Adrien Petit
Michael Schoonjans
Worm Turns On Monmouth Pair
Mr and Mrs James W Philbrick of Monmouth face sentencing after pleading guilty in a U S District Court case for a mail fraud scheme. They enticed about 1600 buyers nationwide to purchase fish bait worms claimed to be Maine grown but sourced from North Carolina and packed in Monmouth. Buyers were to raise worms and sell them back at 50 cents a pound, but few investors succeeded.
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Portland
James W. Philbrick
Monmouth
U. S. District Court
Philbricks
Maine
North Carolina
Refuses Room Gets Dunking in Palm Springs Easter
PALM SPRINGS Calif Two youths visiting for Easter vacation allegedly asked for a room at hotel owner Stanley Spiegelman. After Spiegelman refused they allegedly threw him fully clothed into the hotel swimming pool and then drove away.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Desert
Stanley Spiegelman
Spiegelman
Mahaney elected to Holy Cross Hall of Fame
Saco attorney Hilary F. Mahaney, a 1921 Thornton Academy alumnus, has been elected to Holy Cross College’s Hall of Fame as an All-American right end. He will be honored April 15 at a banquet and reception with a plaque. Easter observances mark the holiday with sunrise services nationwide from the Grand Canyon to Arlington Cemetery.
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Temple Avenue
Ocean Park
Howard Shaffer
Bruce Shaffer
William Harrison
Tommy Keefe
Saco
Unitarian Universalist
First Parish Congregational
Thornton Academy
Biddeford-Saco Council of Churches
Wayne Miller
Saco First Parish Congregational
Atty
Hilary F. Mahaney
Holy Cross College
Mahaney
The
Crusaders
Worcester School
Holy Cross
Associated Press
Christ
Washington
Kennedy
Palm Beach
White House
Arlington National Cemetery
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Garden of the Gods
Colorado Springs
Park of
Red Rocks
Denver
Fredericksburg
Tex
Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge
Auto Plates Bill Is Saved For Present
AUGUSTA AP A bill to authorize the use of letters as well as numerals on Maine registration plates survived an attempted indefinite postponement in the House. A test vote on an amendment favored the bill 97 to 9. Proponent Rep Orville Haughn said letters would be voluntary and raise about 50 000 yearly, aiding antique cars and ham radio operators. The House approved the measure and sent it to the Senate.
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Augusta
Maine
House
C. Martin Berman
Auburn
Berman
Dam
Sap
Orville Haughn
R-Bridgton
Senate
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Theresa Paradis
George Paradis
Elm Street
Donald A. Hamilton
Womens Army Corps
Paradis
School of Practical Nursing
Waterville
Army Medical Service
Richard J. Stride
Salvation Army
James Geddes
Twin-City
Stride
Saco Bus Lines, Inc
Burgess- Fobes Paint Company
Robert Welch
Dwight D. Eisenhower
J. Edgar Hoover
Landry’s Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Pool Street
Day’s Jewelers
Main Street
Arthur L. Corriveau
Optometrist
Jefferson Street
Theoline Rossignol
Saco Taxpayers Group
Eyes
Alan Watson
Saco United
Saco Taxpayers Protective Association
Thomas Paraday
Pepperell Park
Joseph Grondin
Hilary Mahaney
Paraday
Worm
St. Andre Grammar and High School
Eucharistic Crusade
Aime Giguere
Sister St. Urbain
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