Airliner Crash on Guadeloupe Kills 112
A Boeing 707 operated by Air France crashed in a forested hillside on Guadeloupe during a storm. The plane carried 102 passengers and 10 crew. all perished. It was en route from Paris to Santiago when final approach radio contact was lost.
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Air Traffic Control
Aen Carmenier
Guadeloupe
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Boeing
France
Leeward Islands
New York
Andre Fernand Alfred Lesieur
Air France
Line
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Lumber Firm Safe Looted for 1200 in Break-In
Burglars struck Ogden and Adams Lumber Co at 123 Thirty-second Street SE stealing 1200. Other targets included Hatch and Brookman Lumber Co 101 Eighth Ave SE Drew's Sporting Goods 214 First St SE and Robinson's Wholesale Co 2020 Sixteenth Ave SW. Entry to Ogden and Adams gained via unlocked warehouse door. A vault was opened with a torch and a broken combination lock. torch and tank found abandoned. Officers pursued a suspect at Robinson's break-in but escaped.
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Ogden and Adams Lumber Co
Thirty-second Street
Idrive
Hatch and Brookman Lumber Co
Eighth Avenue
Drew's Sporting Goods
First Street
Robinson’s Wholesale Co
Sixteenth Avenue
Hatch and Brookman’s
Drew's
Robinson’s
Ogden and Adams Company
Denver
Adams
Bedetce
Woman Drowns In Wading Pool At Cedar Rapids Home
A 70-year-old widow from Janesville Minnesota visiting her daughter in Cedar Rapids drowned in a yard wading pool. Mrs. Lillian E. Beelow was found in the 10 foot diameter pool by the Jansons’ yearling son early Friday. She had suffered a prior heart attack about three weeks earlier and rose around 5 a.m. for walks. County Sheriff deputies and medical examiner were involved.
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Cedar Rapids
Lillian E. Beelow
Janesville
Minn
Adrian Janson
Thirtieth Street Drive
Jansons
Jerry
Linn County
Beelaw
Percy Harris
Linn County Medical Examiner
Gilbert Owes 3 Million in Taxes
New York AP reports financier Edward Gilbert owes 3.34 million dollars in federal income taxes. Officials filed liens against any property he may possess.
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New York
Edward Gilbert
Brazil
Tshombe Returns To Adoula Talks
President Tshombe resumes talks with Premier Adoula after U N investigations found charges of an armed attack on Katanga unfounded. The meeting in Leopoldville follows scrutiny of the secessionist crisis and ongoing peace efforts.
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Adoula
Leopoldville
U. N
Katanga
Immunization Clinic Serves 136 Linn County Children
A Linn County Medical Society and Visiting Nurses clinic in city hall immunized 136 youngsters Friday. Children received two to three shots for polio smallpox tetanus diphtheria and whooping cough. Future Friday clinics 9 30 to 10 am until all children served require no appointments.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Medical Society
Linn County
Himalayan climbing party found in Nepal
The White House said the Himalayan climbing group including Woodrow Wilson Sayre has been located in Khum Jung near Namche Bazar, Nepal. All four, Americans and a Swiss, are in weak condition and requested helicopter evac. The party had been missing since leaving base camp to attempt Mt Gya Chunk kang on the Nepal-Tibet border.
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White House
Woodrow Wilson
Nepal
Katmandu
Khum Jung
Namche Bazar
Salinger
State Department
U.S
Wilson Sayre
Mt. Gya Chungkang
Nepal-Tibet
Adenauer and Rusk Reach Full Accord in Berlin Talks
In Bonn, Chancellor Adenauer and U S Secretary of State Rusk said after a three hour meeting that they reached full agreement on mutual interests including Berlin. Rusk noted that any further basis for Berlin negotiations with Moscow must be agreed with Russia. In New Guinea, Dutch authorities said over half of 450 Indonesian paratroops dropped since April 26 have been neutralized.
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Rusk
Adenauer
Berlin
Moscow
Russia
Bonn
U.S. Berlin
Washington
Adenawer
Hollandia, New Guinea
Railroads Break Off Talks With Five Unions Again
CHICAGO UP I The railroads ended negotiations with five operating unions for the second time on featherbedding moves. J E Wolfe chief railroad negotiator said weeks of talks yielded no settlement on work rules two years in the making. The National Mediation Board has managed the talks since late last month. Wolfe added no progress would occur by extending talks and the board must offer the next proposal. The proposed removal over years of about 40000 firemen's jobs sparked the most contentious featherbedding dispute.
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Chicago
UPI
J. E. Wolfe
National Mediations Board
Wolfe
Dirksen Slams Ag Dept Over Estes Letters
Senate leader accuses Agriculture Department of a Gestapo like search of correspondence with two GOP senators investigating Billie Sol Estes. Agriculture Secretary Freeman denies intimidation as Mundt and Curtis push for full publication of letters.
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Washington
UPI
Dirksen
R-N
Pepcale Department
G.O.P
Bitlie Sol Estes
Agriculture
Freeman
Mundt
Curtis Neb
Senate
Estes
House Kills JFK Plan 215 to 205
Administration spokesmen and congressional Republicans pledged to seek substitutes after the bill was defeated 215 to 205 in a surprise Thursday night House vote. Administration forces failed to impose stiff production controls.
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House
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Griffiths tongue in cheek farm bill amendment passes vote
Rep. Griffith proposes a humorous amendment limiting Agriculture Department employees to the number of American farmers. The chamber laughs as the proposal passes by voice vote, triggering an angry challenge from House Majority Leader Albert who calls for a head count.
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Washington
Griffith
R-Mich
Agriculture Department
Albert
D-Okla
McCormack Urges Uncle to Stay Out of Kennedy Senate Bid
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward McCormack asks his uncle Speaker John McCormack to refrain from campaigning for his current candidacy against Edward Kennedy for the Democratic U S senate nomination. He cites the need to keep the ballot issue focused on candidate qualifications and avoid creating false conflicts between national leaders.
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Edward McCormack
John McCormack
Edward
Ted
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
McCormack
Ted Kennedy
Ed McCormack
Massachusetts
United States
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