Begin Recovery Efforts For 24 Lost In Bus Tragedy
Army engineers began search operations on the Levisa Fork river to locate a submerged school bus with 23 students and the driver. Divers reported some contact with the wreck but details remained unclear as state reports conflicted over dead and survivors, with 24 confirmed dead and 16 escaped. the disaster was hailed as the worst highway crash involving children in U.S. history.
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Caniy Army
Levisa
Big Sandy
U.S. Army
Virgil O Timer
National Safety Council
John, Mundy
Coast Guard
All We Have Is Gone Tragedy Hits Floyd County Families
Prestonsburg Kentucky mourns as a school bus carrying 29 children and the driver capsizes into the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River. The Goble family loses three children, James Edwardy 12, John Spencer 11, and Anna Laura 9, with survivors like David Wright helping in rescues. The event devastates a close, hard working farming family noted for their involvement in school and Scouts.
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Big Sandy River
John Derosselt
Prestonsburg
James B. Goble
Gobles
Floyd County
Levisa Fork
Goble
Lower Cow Creek
James Edwardy
John Spencer
Anna Laura
David Wright
Wright
Allen
Boy Scouts
Lion Wins Over Lamb As March Arrives In City
Weather reports describe a unsettled weekend with wind and chill across the region. Snow showers may emerge as a mild thaw yields to wintry mix. rivers remain high and ice jams feared along Route 6. In other news, Hayden B Patchard, Bangor, director of Northampton County Tax Chim Bureau, died.
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Lion
Lamb
March
City
Maren
Wear Sene
Mid-West
Warren
Franklin
Meadville
Allegheny
Mill Village
Nho
Route 6
Bethlehem
Hayden B
Patchard
Bangor
Northampton County
Reuther and Kohler May Be Called In Probe
Washington lawmakers expect to question Walter Reuther and Herbert Kohler next week in a Senate Rackets probe into violence linked to a 45 month UAW strike at Kohler Co. The inquiry, which seeks mass picketing and vandalism details, may test tensions with Goldwater who criticizes Reuther. Local incident reports include a separate fatal crash near Dekalb Junction.
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Reuther
Kohler
Washington
Senate
Walter Retther
Herbert Kohler
Retther
United Auto Worker Union
Wisconsin Plumbing Fixtures
UAW
Kohler Co
Wis
Rohler
DAW
Robert FP. Kennuly
Wit Robler
Senator Goldwater
R-At
Rewther Parlier
Fire Wipes Out Family Members in Canton Hospital
Fire destroys home injuring George, 21, admitted to Edward 1. Noble Hospital in Canton. Two other family members were away at the time. Aalster Joy, 18, formerly stayed overnight at the Methodist Church parsonage near Dekalb Junction.
Area Motorist Severed Pole In $400 Crash
State police detachment said a soft berm along Route 8 caused a woman driver to swerve off the highway and crash into a telephone pole four and a half miles south of Wattsburg. Helen Snyder, 32, Wattsburg, reported no injuries. Vehicle damage was about $200.
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Sryupeto Ve Autovis
Wattsburg
Helen Snyder
Route 8
City's Property Tax Notices Go Out Today
City taxpayers receive 1958 property tax notices compiled by William Miller. Assessments total 18.468 million with district allocations including First Ward 20 16, Second Ward 84 983, Third Ward 32 299, and Fourth Ward 18 746, payable May and June with a 2 percent rebate if paid by April 30 and 5 percent penalty after July 1 due to snow removal costs. City Treasurer Carl Smith says early payments are needed to replenish funds.
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William Miller
Carl Smith
U S Urges France and Tunisia Concessions in Algeria Dispute
The United States presses France and Tunisia to concede in their stalemated clash over Algeria. Washington weighs brinkmanship with a UN Security Council showdown and seeks a path via easing a deadlock, with Robert Murphy leading efforts to revive direct talks and reduce tensions. Bourguiba demands French forces leave Tunisia.
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Washington
Tanvolve
United Nations Security Council
United States
Britain
France
Tusia
State Department
Department
Robert Murphy
Pelix Gaillard
Habig Bourguiba Murphy
Bourguiba
Demand for Mack Ouster Grows as FCC Probe Expands
A broadened inquiry by House investigators into FCC Channel 10 in Miami intensified calls for Richard A. Mack to resign or be ousted. Mack, facing sharp criticism as the probe shifts to other contested TV channels, ended two days of testimony by saying he would seriously consider stepping down. He was told to return Wednesday as the subcommittee plans further lookups into possible pressure in last year’s award to Public Service Television Inc.
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Wastlington
Federal Communications Commission
Prospect
Sts
Richard A. Mack
FCC
House
Werk
Mack
Miami
Subcommittee
Harris
D-Ark
FCC of
Channel 10
Public Service ‘Television Inc
National Airlines
Public Service
Thurman A. Whiteside
Whiteside
Church Leaders Call For End Of Cuban Rebellion
In Havana church leaders urged a national unity government to end the Cuban rebellion led by Fidel Castro. They appealed to President Batista to include opposition groups and sought a peaceful return to normal political life, urging violence to cease and offering moral support.
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Havana
Roman Catise
National Union
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Paris
Khrushchev Backs Plan To Modify Red Farm System
In Moscow Khrushchev defends a detailed plan to reform the Soviet collective farm system while denying retreat from communism. He rejects claims of abandoning state ownership and reiterates that socialist forms of ownership cover agriculture, amid opposition within the party.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Nikile Khruslys
Ehev
Russia
Communist Party
Aps
Phir Hest
Stolir
Lenin
Churchman killed in Lebanon auto crash near North Jamestown
A Roman Catholic priest and brother to Godwin Patrick FSC died from injuries after a vehicle crash on the Pennsylvania turnpike near North Jamestown. The deceased was 31 and connected to the Philadelphia Protectory for Boys at Phoenixville, Pa.
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Lebanon
Urpike
Nort Jami
Godwin Patrick
FSC
Philadelphia Protectory
Phoenixville
City Council to Decide Fate of Daylight Saving Time
The Pennsylvan ia Chamber questions DST timing as confusion over September or October affects transport schedules, TV programming and daily business. Mayor Kinley notes the issue at Monday night meeting as City Administration reviews last year’s earlier shift and the impact on nearby towns.
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Sue Yusouyer Ve Tiel Ty
Jared Kinley
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
DST
Warren and
Jarvis
Titusville
Army Probes Mistreatment Of Korean Boy
An Army inquiry examines allegations that a 14 year old Korean boy was beaten and stabbed by soldiers at a base in Ascoin City. The boy reportedly identified Kemp of Kilai city Mus as the attacker and said the assault occurred as he was found with stolen items. The Army commander in Korea, Gene George Seeker, said he regrets the incident and promised appropriate action. The boy was hospitalized in reportedly satisfactory condition after the alleged attack and related events involving removal from a vehicle and threats during transport.
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Ras Thu Aba
Westsetinty
Kim Chai
Caplin Marvin
Kemp
Kiliaichie
Phe Viport
Gene George Seeker
U.S
Korea
Kim
Sih Army
Ascoin City
Kim Cisheed
NBT
Robert B
Wienwy
Poltalowa
Spyevul
Pally
Hill
Thormee
Plymouth
So Wy Army
Womb
Tiyonebut
Factio
Russia Agrees To Foreign Ministers Meet
The Soviet Union proposed a limited purpose foreign ministers session about two to five months ahead of a summit to set subjects, date, and participants. Western powers likely push for at least some agenda items to be discussed before heads of government meet. The note to Western ambassadors outlined a cautious path toward a broader conference, with ongoing diplomatic steps expected to shape dates and attendees.
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Musa
United States
Moscow
Pur
Llewellyn ‘Thompson
Andrei Gromyto
State Department
Proming Buluanit
Nenbower
Mit
Ieetine
Mikhail Men
Wbikov
Bulgonin
Eisenhower
Wholesale price changes ripple through Esso and Socony firms
Esso and Socony Up Wholesale Price leaders announce new wholesale price movements effective today. Prices rise by fractions of a cent for various products, with adjustments noted in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and surrounding regions while New England and Delaware pricing remain under study.
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Hsso Standad 211 Co
Socony Mobil Oil
Socony
Esso
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Unser
Suciny
New England
Traffic death case held for further action in May time
A traffic death case from Dungansville involving Crees J Edwardtuly of Dutenville was ordered held for grand jury action regarding an involuntary manslaughter charge. Closson of Duncwnaville appeared in Pu- Cur court yesterday. The May 1967 timing is noted for the incident.
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Dungansvilum
Closson
Gravid
Jung
Crees J Edwutuly
North Korea Says It Will Return U S Pilots
Pyongyang announced it is prepared to release two American pilots aboard a South Korean airliner seized en route to Pyongyang. The statement, delivered via North Korea’s radio, said the release would occur at an appropriate time and in compliance with U S and German requests routed through Moscow. Also to be released were two German men and other passengers, with handover to U S and German officials at Panmunjom or another agreed location. The South Korean passengers were to be handed to South Korean Red Cross at Panmunjom or another agreed site. The broadcast indicated medical treatment had begun for those injured and suggested a power struggle over the plane’s custody.
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Tokyo
Con Korea
Pyongyang
Pyongyang Radio
Foreign Office
U.S
Moscow
Suillit Koves
Plod
Wils P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
Air Force
Howard W. McClellan
Spehanun
Mich
Korean Inneyage Broadcast Board
U. S
Sanmunjom
North Korea
Red
Puma
Beaul
Seoul
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