Two Die As Helicopter Crashes Into Crane
Fort Worth Texas Oct 21 Two persons were killed when a Bell helicopter bound for Western Hills hotel crashed into a tail crane at the Pioneer American Insurance building under construction. Pilots Roger Kaadtmann of Fort Worth and Phil Shrock of Dallas aboard. The craft exploded on impact and burned badly. Eastman who runs a nearby service station said he did not see the collision but saw the fire. The helicopter had been delivered by Bell to Safety Copters, which began operating between the hotel and airports Monday.
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Eisenhower Photos Sent to Federal Offices for Display
A White House official said photos of President Eisenhower are being sent to many federal government offices nationwide. The shipments come from requests by agencies, paid by a private donor as a public service, and are not tied to the congressional election campaign.
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Sailor Dies in Crash Near Groton Base
Robert R. Thomas a 23 year old crewman from Baltimore Ohio aboard the submarine rescue vessel Tringa was killed when his car ran off a road near the submarine base at Groton and struck a boulder early today.
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Doan's Pills Backed By 50 Years Of Use
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Paratrooper Wins 250 in Injury Award
An 18 year old paratrooper Rob ert Angelico of 225 Golden Hill street was awarded 250 damages against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company by a Common Pleas court jury for injuries from a traffic accident three years earlier. He served in the 82nd Airborne and testified his back shoulder and elbow were hurt when a CR and L bus hit the rear of an auto near the Stratford avenue bridge. The case was moved from Superior to Common Pleas after reducing his claim from 5000.
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Columbia College Opens As King's College Two Centuries Ago
Columbia University, New York State’s oldest higher learning institution, traces its origins to 1754 when it was founded as King's College. The college evolved into a leading research university over two centuries, shaping education in the region.
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