Jets crash at Rome takeoff leaves 20 survivors
A Trans World Airlines jet from Kansas City to Rome with 72 aboard crashed on takeoff at Fiumicino Airport. Fifty five passengers and 17 crew were aboard. 20 survived with serious injuries. Survivors include pilot Capt Vernon Lowell and several TWA employees and families.
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Rome
York
Paris
Milan
Leonardo DaVinci
Athens
Cairo
Martin Chappler
Ernest Havell
Howard Goodrich
Jones
TWA
Louisiana
Plan
Didane Kenn
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Aiutig
Hutchinson
Kan
Pat Raleigh
Fiumicino
Clyde Raleigh
Trans World Airlines
Orleigh
Vernon Lowell
Glen
Estes Bond Forfeited in Dallas Case
U S District Judge Sarah Z Hughes ordered the forfeiture of Billie Sol Estes $10 000 bond after ruling he violated bond terms by traveling outside the 100 county federal jurisdiction Estes faces indictment on false financial statements to the Agriculture Department and has prior federal and state convictions related to fertilizer tanks A Wichita man Clarence J Dash was jailed on multiple driving charges after a Saturday arrest and released on 200 bond Dash faces further city court proceedings set for 4 p m Friday
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Dallas
Sarah Z. Hughes
Billie Sol Estes
U.S
Estes
FBI
Barefoot Sanders
Sanders
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
el Paso
Tyler
Tex
DWI Charged Man Arrested After Traffic Stop
Police arrested Phillip Mathew, 1213 Garfield, about 11 p.m. Saturday on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving and transporting an open bottle. He was released on bond of 175 with a hearing set for 4 p.m. Wednesday in police court.
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Phillip Mathew
Garfield
Shawnee Sheriff Says He Will Not Fire Any Staff
In Shawnee County Sheriff Lewis H. Falley will not discharge any staff over the abduction and death of Gladys Johnson. The letter indicates officers handled the case Sunday night and concluded no personnel changes were needed. The search and investigation followed the disappearance from the victim's home a week earlier.
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Topeka
Shawnee
Kid County
Lewis H. Falley Naper
Jackson
Gladys
Johnson
Weather and civil rights notes in Topeka dispatch
Kansas weather outlook remains mild with highs 55 to 60 and 30s at night. The report includes a political dispute involving the Topeka NAACP branch demanding action against a deputy sheriff over a missing child case and alleged misconduct.
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Sue Awusa
Topeka
Kansas
Topeka Woman Kidnapped Girl Murder Site Sought
A body found Saturday in a field near Topeka is believed to be Gladys Johnson a year old killed after kidnapping near her Topeka home. Dr J L Lattimore says death likely occurred before the body was placed in a field as authorities seek jurisdiction and a preliminary kidnapping hearing is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kan
Lattimore
St. Marys
Pottawatomie
Gladys Johnson
William F. Zimmer
Kan- May
Ray McKinney
Jan Ax
J. L. Lattimore
Sas City
Zimmer
Shawnee County
McKinney
Worldwide tribute marked first anniversary of John F Kennedy
The world observed the first anniversary of President Kennedy with memorials across nations. Mrs. Kennedy attended services in Arlington and Hyannis Port and sent flowers to his grave. Leaders in Bonn and Amsterdam paid respects while Pravda praised him as a man of peace. In Washington crowds gathered at the eternal flame as Johnson and family joined the remembrance.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Richard
Cardinal Cushing
Arlington National Cemetery
Hugh Au
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Air Force
Caroline
John Kennedy
Dallas
Cape Cod
Buddy Jr
Kennedy
Dent
Rose Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Bonn
Wilhelm Danute
Iels
Kennedy Bridge
Robert F. Kennedy
Rhine River
Sargent
Amster
Shriver
Arlington|dam
Kennedy Avenue
Emonies
Sands
Boston
Patricia Lawford
Warsaw
Warszawy
Moscow
Pravda
Washington
Two Accidents injure two in city traffic crash reports
Police logged two separate accidents with injuries. Mrs. Clarence Stipp, 45, suffered neck injuries after a collision at the overpass. Norris, 35, was treated for face and head cuts after his car struck the North Lincoln viaduct. Both vehicles were listed as total losses and drivers were hospitalized.
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Brant
Chevrolet
Norris
Clarence Stipp
Wilson
George
Thayer
US 169
Stipp
Rana Mothe
North Lincoln
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Howard Brant
Earl
2Nd
Larson
Santa Fe
Schoesler
Grant
Phillip McCoy
S. Grant
George Kellar
McCoy
Kellar
Ters
Lynda Bird
Lucia
Baines
Dam
Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Henry Lopez
Ford
South Santa Fe
Miami
Bob Bussman
R. 1
Bayfront Park
Dallas
J. D. Tippit
Lee Harvey Oswald
Escape gang frees hostages from church in Walla Walla
A band of seven prisoners who tunneled 40 feet from Washington State Penitentiary abducted two residents, held them briefly at knife point near the Jeppe home, then released the hostages unharmed as they fled toward Oregon in a blue station wagon. Oregon search ongoing.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Washington State
Jeppe
Rhay
Walla Walla
Gresham
Ore
Bob Rhay
Oregon
Andrew Jeppe
Wal
Walla
Resham
Portland
Washington
Harold Schoesler
Graf
Tunnel Find After Man Missing Since Dinner Time
The tunnel was found between 9 30 and 10 pm. The men were last seen dining about 6 pm.
4-H Banquet honors Neosho County leaders and clubs
Four Who's Who Key Awards highlighted Neosho County 4-H as Lois Barnhart Chanute 10 years Delmar Baker Parsons nine years and Virginia Madill eight years were recognized for long term club work. Purple club seals and color coded status went to multiple 4-H groups while Roger Fickel Everett Barnhart and Henry Watkins received long service pins. About 375 people attended the banquet and program sponsored by local banks in Neosho County.
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Erie
Lois Barn ‘Hart
Chanute
Clus
Terry Lassman
Chanut
Up and Atom
Virginia Madill
Neosho Valley Busy Bees
Delm
Baker
Parsons
Prairie Schooners
Purple Club
Four Corners
Hillcrest
Jolly Go Getters
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Galesburg
Jolly Jayhawkers
Lucky 13
Shamrock
Roger Fickel
Everett Barnhart
Henry Watkins
Robbe Smith
Julianne Brune
Youth Power
Manhattan
Neosho County
Rail unions delay nationwide strike to November 30 talks
Delayed strike postponement allows rail traffic to run through Thanksgiving week. Negotiations between railroads and three non-operating shop craft unions resume in Washington on November 30 after urgent push from Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz. The unions IBEW, SMIA, and IAM represent 49 000 workers and report initial progress toward settlement. Eight unions have now extended wage and fringe-benefit packages aligned with presidential board recommendations, covering about 367 000 workers over three years with a 27 cent per hour wage rise.
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Chicago
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
International Associaion of Machinists
Big Black Cloud Oil Fire Smoke Reported Near Earlton
A large black smoke cloud in the southwest was linked to an oil line break on fire but no confirmation was issued. One report places the break five miles west and two south of Earlton. Local oil purchasers denied involvement or information about the line.
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Earlton
Ford Plans Production as Strike End Clears
Ford Motor Co. plans to restart car output after settlements ended local strikes. About 80,000 laid off workers will return, with passenger car lines set to roll again in Dallas, Louisville, and Wixom, Mich. Full nationwide plant operations expected to resume within a week as 1965 model production restarts across 17 plants.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Dallas
Louisville
Wixom
Mich
Ford
Intercepted Letter Hints at Last-Minute Strike Avert
A dramatic intercepted note suggests negotiators avert crippling strikes at the last moment. The message likens events to thriller plots and implies tense brinkmanship and ongoing talks to delay action.
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Wichita
Clarence J Dash
Highway Patrol
Dash
DWI
Falley
Samuel C. Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Nebraska
Iowa
Apregard
Peared
Farley
William M
Ferguson
Mila
Robert M. Brown
Pittsburg
Betty Michaels
Gro
Goodland
Wamego
Lee Naacp
Sipes
Robert Inman
Sheriff's Office
Fal
Ley
Steve Shutt
Gladys Son
Little
Faynoland
Quail
Brittany
Tribune
Bill Jenkins
Kirk
Alan Rollow
Wirt
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