Debris Tied to Northwest DC7 Plane Missing With 101 Aboard
Coast Guard reports debris sighted off Graham Island British Columbia likely from the chartered Northwest Airlines DC7 missing since Monday between McChord Air Force Base Washington and Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska. No survivors or bodies found. Searchers scoured 40 degree waters as weather limited operations. The four engine craft carried military personnel dependents and civilian government employees.
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Juneau
Alarks
Coast Guard
Graham Island
B.C
Gulf of Alaska
Northwest Airlines
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Elmendorf Afb
Alaska
Elmendorf
Anchorage
Albert Olson
Sumner
McChord
Tacoma
City Considers Tree Limb Checks To Protect 13 Foot Route
At City Council last night Mayor Zalzneck said Anchor Motor Freight complained about low tree limbs over Route. The council asked Streets Director Dorr Clark to inspect overhanging limbs for compliance with a 13 foot height. City could face costs if obstructions exist and trimming is needed.
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City Streets Department
Philip Zalzneck
Motor. Freight Co
Corry
Dorr Clark
Roger Brown
Clark
City backs nationwide bell ringing program in Corry
City Council unanimously approves supporting the Let Freedom Ring effort. W Reade Langhurst of the Corry Elks Lodge seeks inclusion of church bells and citywide participation with Cham ber of Commerce and Ministerial Association to extend to rural areas. The four minute bell toll begins at 2 p m on July 4th, aligning with all states in a nationwide event tied to Independence Day. The Elks program also sponsors Flag Day at the lodge on June 1st.
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W. Reade Langhurst
Corry
Racing Tax To Benefit Schools
Harrisburg report notes two Philadelphia Democrats propose a flat racing tax across Pennsylvania harness tracks. McCreesh backs another bill diverting about 1.5 million dollars from state taxes collected at Liberty Bell Park to Philadelphia Public Schools.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
McCreesh
Liberty Bell Park
Soft drink prices rise as sugar costs soar
Prices on seven ounce bottles may rise by up to 30 cents per case and 12 ounce bottles by about 25 cents, with quart bottles up 40 cents. Case prices would land around 1.75 for seven ounces, 2.25 to 2.50 for twelve ounces, and 2.65 for quarts. Sugar costs jumped from 10.80 to 17.80 per hundredweight, with talk of 25 dollars. Candy makers may follow as sugar dominates production.
JFK Urges Dixie Help In Speeding Integration
President Kennedy plans a White House meeting with 100 Southern business outlets to press for voluntary desegregation and to seek Congress approval of a broad civil rights package. Democratic leaders indicated agreement on measures banning segregation in private business and public facilities, including giving the attorney general authority to sue on behalf of individuals denied civil rights.
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Kennedy
White House
South
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Negroes Press For Injunction To Mix Schools In Birmingham
Negro attorneys ask the U.S. Fifth Circuit for a preliminary injunction to desegregate Birmingham schools while an appeal proceeds. Judge Seybourn Lynne had refused a direct desegregation order and urged submitting an integration plan under the state pupil placement law without discrimination this fall. Justice Department lawyers pressed for an injunction in separate action.
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Birmingham
Ala
W.L. Williams Jr
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Lynne
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Department
Scranton pushes tax move while eyeing education reform
Harrisburg lawmakers set final votes on Scranton’s education policy creating a state Board of Education to assume policy functions from the Department of Public Instruction. The Senate approved the education measure. the House later backed a tax bill to fund a 1.12 billion budget and end patronage in Commonwealth insurance commissions. Alan Emlen resigns as state treasurer to head a new licensing commission.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
House
State Board of Education
Senate
Department of Public Instruction
State Education Scranton
Public Instruction Department of State
Alan L. Emlen
Blue Bell
Montgomery County
Board of Education
Commonwealth Insurance
State Secretary of Property and Supplies
Commonwealth
Frost Estate Valued At 243 567 In Addison County Court
Robert Frost estate in Middlebury Vermont valued at 243 567 with 150 000 in royalties and rights. Accrued royalties total 28 708. Frost died in Boston last January at age 88, leaving most estate to family and secretary Kathleen Morrison of Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Robert Frost
Middlebury
Addison County
Frost
Boston
Kathleen Morrison
Cambridge
Mass
Demonstration Against City Policy Protests Escalate
Reported demonstrations object to the city’s racial policy with a police escort and jail trustees observing as a group waits near a paddy wagon. The fragment notes a confrontational scene with authorities and demonstrators present at the scene.
Death of Aged Catholic Leader Shocks World
Millions worldwide mourn Pope John XXII as cardinals start preparing to elect his successor. The aging pope reportedly faced severe illness with stomach and abdominal complications as the Catholic Church enters a period of transition.
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Vatican City
Jess
John XXII
Romar
Mons
Union City GLF Linked to Poisoning Incident
Union City officials report the Grange League Federation plant polluted the south branch of Buench Creek. About 12,027 fish were killed, including walleyes nearly two feet long. The State Department of Health ordered fertilizer production halted and will report to the state sanitary water board. Convictions carry fines from 100 to 1,000 dollars plus restitution.
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Union City
Grange League Federation
Buench Creek
James Harvey
State Department of Health
Meadville
GSP
Health Department
GLP
State Sanitary Water Board
Fish Commission
Rockefeller Wife Warmly Received In Capital City
In Albany New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and his newly wed wife received a warm welcome at a formal dinner attended by about 40 000 people marking their first official appearance in the capital since their May 4 marriage in Westchester County The couple both divorced their marriage has sparked criticism in some quarters and fueled speculation about Rockefeller’s potential bid for the Republican presidential nomination next year The reception was cordial and the event signaled approval from many attendees
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Albany
N.y.ap
Nelwise
New York State
Westchester County
Rockefeller
West
Army officer critically wounded near Saigon by Communist fire
A U S Army officer was critically wounded yesterday when Communist crossfire struck a helicopter south of Saigon. Three passengers escaped unharmed as the aircraft continued toward Saigon for medical treatment and surgery. Officials withheld the officer’s name pending identification.
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Van
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Saigot
JFK and America mourn pope's death in ecumenical tribute
President Kennedy, a Catholic, joined Americans in grief over Pope John XXIII's death. Tributes from clergy, cardinals, and leaders across faiths highlighted his unity, humanity, and the ecumenical path he championed. U Thant and Lyndon B. Johnson offered praise for Pacem in Terris and the pope's global impact.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
John XXII
College of Cardinals
Lyndon B. Johnson
John
Pacemik Terris
City Plans Paving Five Dirt Streets by Bid Proposals
The City Council advances paving of five dirt streets Lemon West Irving Essex Wright and Avenue A with surveying by city engineer David Johnson before bids. Contractors will grade curb gutters and pave street fronts at about 4.50 per running foot, subject to bid results. The project includes installing drains sewers inlets manholes and related covers where needed.
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David Johnson
Lemon
West Irving
Essex
Wright
Avenue A
Troopers Wives Demand Shorter Hours For Hobbies
Hartford AP reports state senators faced a gallery of about seven wives of patrolmen lobbying for a shorter work week for troopers. Wives held signs echoing highway safety messages but urged different hours, warning that saved time could protect troopers’ lives and families.
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Hartford
Conn
Senate Chamber
Gas Blast Critically Injures Union City Couple
Union City man Solomon Harris and wife Charlotte are in critical condition after a probable accidental gas explosion at a vacant Ischua property in Clean, New York. Police say Harris lit a cigarette lighter ignition caused the blast that damaged the rear basement and windows, with no fire reported. The couple, residents of Prospect Street, had recently moved from Ischua and previously ran the Lucky Dollar supermarket.
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Union City
Vermis
Qlean
Hognitas
Jay
Solomon Harris
Charlotte
Prospect Street
Olean
Harfis
Isehua
Harrik Syita
New York
Allegany
Harris
Hid
Harrik
Ischua
Papal Funeral Rites Here For Pope John
Vatican reports describe the Pope John’s body laid in state at the Vatican, robed in red pontifical attire with a gold miter. Cardinals and diplomats pay homage as guards stand by the catafalque and holy water is sprin kled. Continued on Page Six.
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Papal Vatican
Vatican
City Council Reallocates Bond Funds for Municipal Building Remodel
City Council redirected 3059 from a 1959 bond to cover remodeling of the city engineer's office in the Municipal Building. Councilman Grice requested 1k back from bond funds to proceed with Johnson’s office upgrade, and the transfer was unanimously approved, aligning bonds for fire, streets, planning, and off street parking projects while funding the Johnson remodel.
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Robert Grice
Grlee
Guy Abbey
Grice, & Mire
Funcsfon
Grice
Johnson
Cornell Chambers
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Miss
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America
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Universal Church
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