38 Die In Air Crash Near Niles In Fog
A marine corps transport plane crashed into a fog shrouded ridge near Niles in the San Francisco Bay area, killing all 38 aboard including Major Watson and Lt. Thomas E Copilot. Bodies were recovered by helicopter and taken to a mortuary. The crash followed a 1300 foot descent in drizzling rain. investigators blamed loss of control on terrain and weather.
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Tazine
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Mave
Major Watson
Thomas E
Santa
California
Thursair Cerce
Tracy
Niles Area
Air Lines
Aid
Air Force
Calif
Alameda Naval Air Station
Safety Belts Save 23 In Airliner Crash
An Eastern Airlines plane from Parisville to Chicago via Owensboro broke apart after landing, but safety belts kept 23 people secure. Passengers credit flight attendant J Hol Sehteler of Chicago for calming everyone as the craft slid onto the field. Carlton Bryant, 32, of Roanoke, Va, suffered a broken rib. A Maller of Wheaton, Md, was held for observation due to a fast heart rate.
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Eastern Air Lines
Hall Field
Taelor
Alee
J Hol Sehteler
Chicago
Paransvile
Owensbeamd
Louisville
Carlton Bryant
Roanoke
Av Maller
Wheaton
Tam
Weather Outlook Increasing Clouds and Warmer Tonight
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures tonight with light snow or rain possible. Sunday highs near 32 degrees with continued unsettled conditions.
Gas Bill Kept Alive by Veto Wording
President Eisenhower vetoed the natural gas bill but endorsed its principles, leaving the issue to future congress. He cited arrogance by some bill supporters while noting a need for legislation aligning with the measure’s objectives. Senators Kerr and McNamara foresee another push, while Case and Keck face ethics questions over campaign funds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Hel
Kerr D
McNamara
Mich
Case
R-S.d
Senate
Howard B. Keck
Superior OF Company of California
Fulbright
D- Ark
Ten. Harris
D-Ark
iFviest
D-Tenn
House Commerce Committee
Two Hurt by Bomb in Mail in New Orleans
The main branch of the New Orleans post office was hit by a time bomb Saturday. Two postal workers were injured, not seriously, as fire damaged mail sacks and a loading platform. Postal inspector Joseph J. Zarza said fragments were found nearby and that the bomb used a one cell battery.
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New Orleans
Joseph J. Zarza
Tie
Zarza
Benson Urges Fast Approval Of Farm Plan For Relief
PES MOINES The secretary of Agriculture Benson told a National Farm Institute dinner that the proposed new farm program would provide urgent relief this year if Congress acts in time. He opposed 90 percent parity as a policy and warned that current surpluses must be disposed of to help farmers long term. He noted aggressive steps to bolster prices, including a sale of 40 million pounds of beef to Israel, and urged speed as planting plans must be made before weather
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Retary of Agriculture
Benson
MMB
Wntii
National Farm Institute
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bengon
Israel
Institute
National Farm Organization
NFO
Mother and Five Children Die in Baltimore Fire
A mother and five children were killed Saturday in a blaze that firemen say started from an oil stove. The fire swept through a small two story brick home in Baltimore.
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Dahl Whitey Dahl Dies In Arctic DC-3 Crash
Halifax report says pilot Harold Whitey Dahl, 47, a famed soldier of fortune, died in a DC-3 wreck in northern Quebec. W. Givens of St Jovite also perished. American co-owner Eric Pearson survived. A Royal Canadian Air Force ski plane found Dahl's wrecked party days later.
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N.S
Harold “Whitey
Dahl
International Soldiers of Fortune
Whitey
Quebec
W. Givens
St. Jovite
Que
Eric Pearson
California
Trearson
Royal Canadian Air Force
RCAF
South America
Dorval Air Transport Company
Gottingest Golfer Ever Chief Caddie Debriefs Ike Ga
Johnny Guyton, caddie at Glen Arven in Thomasville, says President Eisenhower is the golfingest golfer he ever saw. He notes Ike plays with focus, swings easy, and hits a typical 200 yard drive, pausing little during play.
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Robert G. Nixon
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Johnny Guyton
Gien Arven Golf Club
Johnny
Mr. Eisenhower
Glen Arven
Blaenhower
Cedar Rapids Man Charged With Assault on 19 Year Old
A 21 year old Cedar Rapids man John Sasek was charged with assault with intent to commit rape after a missing person report by his wife led police to arrest him at his trailer home. He allegedly assaulted a 19 year old girl while she was in a car driven to remote gravel roads. Bond was set at 5 5 60 and a plea date was scheduled for Tuesday at 10 am.
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Cedar Rapids
Jonn A. Sasek
Cedar Rapida Route 2
Linn County
Sasek
George Matias
Sherif Harry Ackerman
Jac Shimek
Billy Folkers
Snack
Tada Ue
Basek
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Second
Third Avenues
Agate
Incubator Burns at Eugene Hatchery Losing 57000 Eggs
Fire destroyed an incubator holding 57 000 eggs at the Eugene Roatind hatchery. Unofficial loss estimate about £14 000. Firemen confined blaze to the incubator and suspect defective wiring caused the accident. Hatchery dates to 19 etc. Replacement planned within 1 months.
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Cazette
Eugene Roatind
Roland
Publicizing Fallout: Soviet Leaders Attack Stalin at Khrushchev Era Congress
At a Soviet Communist Party congress, Anastas Mikoyan denounced Stalin by name in a blistering speech that blamed the former dictator for decades of one man rule. Khrushchev and others praised collective leadership while warning against Stalinist dogma and the cult of personality.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Ussr
Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S
Britain
France
Central Committee
Sir Winston Churchill calm after Chartwell fire
The London Times reports Sir Winston Churchill, who guided Britain through World War II, remained calm after a small fire near his Chartwell bedroom caused by a maid lighting an oil stove. A policeman helped extinguish it and Churchill dismissed the commotion.
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Winston Thurehil
Great Britain
Chartwell Land
Winston
Wrough
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