Plane with 62 Crashes In Atlantic
A chartered DC-8 carrying 62 aboard crashed into the Atlantic near Caparicia Portugal after taking off from Lisbon for Santa Maria. Wreckage and bodies were found as ships and planes searched for more than 12 hours. The plane carried 48 passengers and 14 crew with a multinational crew and passengers. The pilot was Capt. R. D. Bergemann of New Zealand.
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Lisbon
UPI
Atlantic
Caparicia
Tagus
Viasa Company
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
U.S
Santa Maria
Azores
R. D. Bergemann
New Zealand
Rome
Curacao
Venezuela
Caracas
Danes Fire As British Vessel Flees
A British trawler the Red Crusader was boarded by Danish sailors off the Faroe Islands for fishing in restricted waters. After agreeing to sail to Thorshavn with Danes aboard, the trawler sped away as warning shots were fired. no injuries were reported.
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Copenhagen
Faroe Islands
North Atlantic
Aberdeen
Scotland
Denmark
Thorshavn
Admiralty
Niels Ebbesen
Navy
Trowbridge
Wotton
London
Faroes
Senator Chavez Recovers After Neck Tumor Removal
In Albuquerque AP reports Sen. Chavez of New Mexico rests well after surgical removal of a neck tumor. Doctors say the condition is stable and no complications have occurred since the operation on Tuesday.
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Albuquerque
Sen. Chavez
D-N.m
Dubuque Adopts Daylight Saving Time Plan
Dubuque city council approves daylight saving time from Monday to September 3 by a 3-2 vote after Chamber of Commerce petitions. Mayor John Schreiber and former mayor Peter Akos opposed. council members Louis Schaller James Kean and Leo Schueller supported the measure.
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Dubuque
Chamber of Commerce
John Schreiber
Peter [Akos
Louis Schaller
James Kean
Leo Schueller
Gazette Editor Is Named to Hall of Journalism Fame
Harry Boyd editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette has been named to the University of Iowa School of Journalism Hall of Fame the Iowa chapter of Kappa Tau Alpha annually honors a distinguished alumnus since 1948 At the breakfast Boyd was honored and 17 students an alumnus and a faculty member were initiated into KTA The Cedar Rapids Gazette editor Boyd began his career after graduating SUI in 1929
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Gazette
Hall of Journalism
Iowa City
Harry Boyd
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa
Kappa Tau Alpha
SUI
Boyd
KTA
Joe Benti
Lawrence Prybil
Gordon Frank
Deryk E. Fleming
Carl Byoir Associates
New York City
Washington, Kan
Daily Iowan
The
Oxford
England
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Oxford University
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
Public high schools to teach 6 week course on Americanism
Florida public high schools must offer a six week thirty hour course on Americanism versus communism under a new state law. The measure aims to educate students on ideological conflicts and includes mandated instruction across districts.
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Tallahassee
Florida
Fire sets $300000 damage at Santa Rosa sugar mill
The AP reports a Sunday blaze at the Santa Rosa sugar mill in Las Villas, Ha vana, blamed on saboteurs amid Cuba’s surge in sabotage. Cuban authorities threaten revolutionary justice and firing squads for those responsible as 42 people, including 27 children, are harmed.
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Key West
Santa Rosa
Las Villas
Havana Radio
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Senators Blame New Subway Cars for Senate Mood
Washington senators blame the new subway cars for irritability in the chamber. Len Fulbright proposes selling the cars to Disneyland or the Moscow subway authority and keeping the old trolley in use. He calls the new system an affront to traditions and notes added costs for repairs to staff wives' hair.
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Washington
Len Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Chamber
Disneyland
Coney Island
Moscow
Mansfield
D-Mont
Smithsonian Institution
Fulbright
Reason for Her Record Honors Driver with Clean Record
Louise Mahaffey of Pueblo Colorado received highway safety honors and a certificate from her insurance company for having an excellent driving record. She has never driven a motor vehicle.
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Pueblo
Colo
Louise Mahaffey
Mt. Pocono Lodge Destroyed by Fire
A resort lodge in Mt. Pocono Pennsylvania was destroyed by a Tuesday fire. Fire crews fought the blaze but the building was reported a total loss with no immediate word on injuries or cause.
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MT. Pocono, Pa
Kennedy Backs Traffic Drive
President Kennedy endorses the annual Slow Down and Live traffic safety campaign and urges Americans to accept personal responsibility for safe driving in a letter to William Randolph Hearst Jr. He says he is glad to back the drive.
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Kennedy
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Committee For Traffic Safety
No-Retreat Vow Voiced By Kennedy
President Kennedy vows no retreat as he travels to Europe to meet de Gaulle and Khrushchev. He departs for Paris tonight and then Vienna on Saturday, stating miscalculations by adversaries sparked three wars in his lifetime.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Europe
Paris
de Gaulle
France
Vienna
Khrushchev
Boston
William Lloyd Garrison
New England
New Orleans
Commonwealth Armory
Magazine sales crew escorted as potential freedom riders
A 16 member magazine sales caravan from Oneida Tennessee and Los Angeles firm staff faced police escorted movement through Mississippi Louisiana and Texas amid accusations they were freedom riders. The group included 10 men five women and a child after a Natchez cafe refused service to a Black passenger prompting police tailed movement to Dickinson near Galveston.
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Dickinson
Texas
Ihhief
Mississippi
Louisiana
Robert Pierson
Oneida
Tenn
Natchez
Miss
Pierson
Galveston
Orange
Oregon
Bridge City
New Orleans
St. Louis
James Anthony
St.Louis
Anthony
In memory entries for local figures and donors
A list of memorials and donations including George H. Cockburn Jr and Sr, W H Gordon, Bal com Luberger, J C Thompson, Alan Soukup, and Leon E. Klemish with varying amounts noted. The Camp Good Health listing shows a total of 2,967.15 and corrections adjust one name to Leon E. Klemish.
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George H. Cockburn
George H. Cockburn, Jr
W. H. Gordon
Des Moines
Scccee
Balcom Luberger
Wild Rose Lodge No
L.A
S.A
NLA
Cceseese
J. C. Thompson
Mon- Ceogmd Oicceesecsse
Alan Soukup
Randy
Ecss
Leon E. Klemish
Eight freedom riders moved into Jackson station amid segregation
Eight freedom riders arrived from New Orleans aboard the City of New Orleans and faced segregation at the Jackson Illinois Central station. Sheriff Gilroy moved 19 convicted riders from the county farm to the downtown jail amid protests. Government and federal authorities pursued action to end segregated interstate travel.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Illinois Central Station
New Orleans
Mississippi
Illinois Central
Miss
J. R. Gilroy
C. T. Vivian
Chattanooga
Vivian
Ross Barnett
FBI
Max Thomas
Thomas
Freedom Riders
Gilroy
James Spencer
Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Anniston
Freedom Rider
Winthrop Implement Shop Destroyed by Fire
WINTHROP The Benson implement shop was destroyed by fire on Monday with losses estimated at 40000 dollars. Firemen said only a few items were saved before the blaze leveled the building. The fire was believed caused by sparks from a welder's torch that set fire to the tractor fuel tank the workman was repairing.
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Winthrop
Benson
Debt fueled dreams quoted in a cheerful vow
A humorous observation on modern spending ties debt to daily comforts. The speaker lists three meals a day a roof over head two cars a boat a power mower and a contented wife asserting debt seems justified by these perks.
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