Air Force probes crash of three million dollar jet tanker
Westover Air Force Base reports an investigation into the mid air crash of a Boeing built jet tanker during a test flight to England. Fifteen aboard perished including Gen. Donald W. Saunders and six newsmen. Two planes reached London in record time, a fourth did not take off.
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England
London
Bird
Donald W. Saunders
Athens
N.Y
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Joint
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Joseph B. Calbara
Usaf Flight Safety Research
Air Force
Boeing
Strategic Air Command
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Russia
Massachusetts
Kazimierz Machowski
Robert A. Ginsburgh
U.S. News and World Report
William Cochran
Centerport
Civilian Observer
National Aeronautics Assn
William Enyart
Greenwich
Conn
Brize Norton Air Base
New York
Knicks to Train in Stamford Start Sept Twenty Two
The New York Knickerbockers will train in Stamford Connecticut for three weeks beginning September 22. It marks the first time the Knicks practice in the city after two seasons in East Orange New Jersey. Coach Fuzzy Levane takes over from Vince Boryla.
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New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Assny
Knicks
East Orange
N. J
Fuzzy Levane
Vince Boryla
Jets plan return flight from London to New York
A two jet return trip from London to New York after a brief stop was abandoned. If weather permits, the attempt will be made on Sunday.
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London
New York
Memorial services set for Greenwich man William Enyart
Memorial services will be held Monday in Greenwich for William Enyart 57 a former press association member and one of 15 killed in a jet stratotanker crash at Westover AFB Mass Enyart who made his home in Greenwich is survived by his widow Kate Dickerman two daughters and his mother A service will be held at Christ Church at 1 am Monday burial plans are incomplete
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Enyart
National Aeronautics Assn
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Kate Dickerman
Christ Church
Norwalk Youth Sentenced Then Placed on Probation
Judge J Richard Fay remanded 16 year old Thomas J Seraphin to county jail for a two month sentence for intoxication breach of the peace and resisting arrest. Sentence suspended after 30 days served with two years probation. Seraphin arrested June 7 in Water Street and resisted officers. Other hearings: Harry Bouton fined 25 and 90 days for assault breach of the peace and destruction of property. Ozie Mikel found not guilty of non support. George Dineen Jr. fined 15 for fraudulent check but fine remitted. Robert Toth found not guilty of drunken driving after May 3 accident. Zemlok fined 200 with 500 bond on license suspension appeal. Genest fined 100, Traylor fined 100 with 40 remitted for suspension offenses. Beauteau fined 15 for defective equipment. Ruscoe fined 15 for failure to pass on left. Bert Smith fined 15 for red light. Gerhardt fined 15. Miller and Jennings each fined 15 for wrong way on one way street. Boccanfuso fined 33 with 3 remitted for disobeying officer and license issue.
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J. Richard Fay
Thomas J. Seraphin
Washington Village
Water Street
Young Seraphin
Harry O. Bouton
Charles Street
Ozie Mikel
George J. Dineen, Jr
YMCA
Bridgeport
Riverside Avenue
Robert M. Toth
Rainbow Road
Frederick J. Beauteau, Jr
Chatham Drive
Janet Ruscoe
Bedford Avenue
Bert C. Smith
Orchard Street
David Gerhardt
Strawberry Hill Avenue
Martha Miller
Great Hill Road
Darien
Peter Jennings
Ely Avenue
Marie J. Boccanfuso
Saugatuck Shores
Westport
Chrysler labor dispute idles 5400 workers in Detroit
Detroit date June 27 AP reported a Chrysler work stoppage idled about 5,400 workers at the Plymouth body and assembly plants on two shifts. The stoppage followed a scuffle between two supervisors and two workers after two UAW members were fired. About 1,500 Plymouth and 1,200 assembly plant workers were sent home, with the trim department also refusing to work. UAW blamed the company for the stoppage and for seeking higher production quotas. Art Hughes, UAW administrator, called the actions blaming workers.
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Chrysler
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UAW
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Art Hughes
Clergyman Reconciles After Cowboy Swindle Inheritance
In Kirkwood Missouri Reverend James A. Doubleday and his wife Barbara Fox Doubleday reconciled after she nearly lost a 203000 inheritance to Raymond Headspeth a 37 year old ranch hand. He was arrested after using the funds to buy a car and valuables while Barbara sought divorce and custody in a pending suit. The FBI tracked Headspeth from a Miami hotel confirming the theft.
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Casanova
James A. Doubleday
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Kirkwood
Barbara Fox Doubleday
Raymond Lewis Headspeth
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Barbara
Headspeth
Doubleday
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FBI
Edward B. Fox
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Columbia University
New York
Michael
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