Tragic Northwest Jetliner Crash Probed in Florida
Investigators search through the mangled wreckage of a Northwest Airlines jet that crashed over the Everglades Florida killing 43. At O'Hare Chicago Mrs Rusin Chaplik waits with her two daughters Ellynne and Ivy for news on the overdue flight carrying her mother.
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Leverglades
Florida
Rusin Chaplik
O'Hare
Chicago
Ellynne
Ivy
Northwest Airlines
Notable radiologist Prof Dessauer dies in Frankfurt
Prof. Friederich Dessauer, 81, renowned radiologist and pioneer in X ray diagnosis and therapy, died after a long illness contracted during years of x ray experiments. He helped develop early equipment enabling high shutter speed photos of the beating heart.
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Frankfurt
Srankfurt
Friederich Dessauer
Dessauer
TV Row Over Cuba On Stevenson Show
The United Nations Chief U S delegate Adlai Stevenson said 17000 Soviet troops in Cuba do not threaten the hemisphere but their removal would ease tension. Senator Fulbright affirmed no danger to hemispheric security and criticized partisan rhetoric about an invasion scenario. Stevenson warned Cuba could train Latin American students in subversion and guerrilla warfare perhaps with Soviet assistance.
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United Nations
Stevenson
United States
Hemisphere
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William Fulbright
Adlai Stevenson
Fulbright
Cuba
America
Mr. Stevenson
Britain helps disillusioned students leave Bulgaria
The Daily Mail reports Britain ordered its Sofia envoy to aid Commonwealth students disillusioned with communism to depart Bulgaria for the West. Twenty Nigerians sought help through Minister Anthony Lincoln after clashes with police. Ghanaian students may study in Holland, per talks between Sofia’s ambassador and Dutch officials.
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London
Britain
Sofia
Bulgaria
West
Daily Mail
Bulganan
Anthony Lincoln
Foreign Office
the Hague
Helland
Mt. Appan Sampong
Lenses Aid To Dogs Eyesight
New York Dr Glenn Taylor of the University of Utah reports dogs fitted with contact lenses can see better. The lenses helped photograph the tapetum lucidum in dogs eyes, part of a study on radiation damage effects including reduced night vision.
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New York
Glenn Taylor
Radiobiology Laboratory
University of Utah College of Medicine
Duke Likely To Miss His Train At Badminton Station
The Duke of Beaufort plans to petition Parliament to preserve his right to stop express trains on the London South Wales line crossing his Badminton estate. British Railways granted the rights in 1899, with a regime of four daily trains and a potential station closure under a new Bill. the Duke has a history of using the right, most recently before Christmas for a party, while Badminton Station was famed for annual floral awards.
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London
A.A.P
Reuter
Duke of Beaufort
Badminton Station
British Railways
Crieat Western Railway
Queen's Horse
Hadminton
Badminton House
Landon
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