U S Rocket Plane Crashes on First Flight
A Bell X-2 rocket plane piloted by Capt Milburn Apt crashed at Edwards Air Force Base during its first flight yesterday, killing the pilot. Built for the Air Force by Bell, the experimental craft failed to reach safe conditions after a high altitude test, ending with a fatal impact.
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Lake Ontario
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Gite
Smith
Buftmay
Fire Rages On Norwegian Vessel in North Sea Scene
A Norwegian vessel Fjetmadal caught fire northwest of Bargers Norway amid battle and ships were damaged. Planes from Beoland and Norway joined search and rescue as crews battled flames while other ships and a minesweeper grounded near the Hook of Holland and a 144 ton British vessel reported Janes.
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North Sea
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Beoland
Norway
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Storm With Wind And Rain Heads For East Coast
Storm Flossy moves up the coast from Cape May to Cape Ann bringing winds to 40 mph in spots. The Weather Bureau warns of high tides and occasional rain and gusts across New Jersey Pennsylvania and New England with only minor flooding expected.
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Cape May
Cape Ann
Washington Weither Bureau
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New Jersey
New England
Virginia
Pennsylvania
May Free Boy In Murder Case Faces Hearing Tonight
A 15 year old Sandy Lake boy held for questioning in the murder of 43 year old Grace Reckhart may be freed this evening as attorney David W. Kepler seeks a hearing to challenge the detention. Judge Herman M. Rodgers ordered the hearing with police noting the boy was picked up Monday for questioning. Reckhart’s body was found Saturday. a butcher knife and two women’s items were found near her home as authorities test prints and blood on the weapon.
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Sandy Lake Aire
Sandy Lake
David W. Kepler
Circle City
Herman M. Rodgers
Kepler
Grace Reckhart
Reckhart
John Q. Stran’ Ahan
Officials to require countywide surplus food signup
Solinty Commissioners authorize Surplus Food Coordinator Ray Raymond Martin to hire two clerical assistants to manage reregistration before the October distribution. The move follows rumors of a food distribution crackdown and requires filers to list information to determine eligibility.
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RTE de Tin Cr Ry
Erig
Solinty Commiasioners
Rayimond Martin
Bolivians Nab Captors Plane and Seek Asylum in Argentina
Bolivian political prisoners who hijacked a government airliner to flee La Paz were interned near Salta after taking control of the four engine plane. They called for asylum in Argentina while authorities studied the situation. The group included Falange leaders, businesspeople, students, a journalist, and ranchers.
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Portys
Argentina
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Socialist Falange Party
la Pax
Salta
la Paz
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Salts
Hernan Silex Zuuzo
Wheel Chair May Keep Butler Man Out Of College
Mark Lansinger, a 22 year old Butler man paralyzed since a spinal operation, seeks admission to the University of Pittsburgh but lacks accessible ground floor facilities and a private bathroom near campus. The university and the diocese have not found suitable arrangements. The State Bureau of Rehabilitation will provide $28 weekly for a room and board while he remains unable to attend classes.
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University of Pittsburgh
Mark ‘Ansiners
Lansinger
Pitt
University
Pittsburgh Catholic
Mark
Butler
State Bureau of Rehabilitation
Foor
Lourd
Latainger
Tom
Humarville
Miners to Get $2 Daily Pay Increase Next Tuesday
Secret negotiations reportedly yielded a memorandum of understanding for a new contract raising miners’ daily pay by $2 and adding vacation pay. President John L. Lewis and Edward G. Fox are said to have agreed on terms, with formal announcement expected when UMW convenes in Cincinnati.
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United Mine Workers
Edward G. Fox
UMW
Lewis and Fox
Baste
Matusow Faces Five Year Jail Sentence
Harvey Matusow, once a noted government witness, was sentenced to five years in prison on perjury counts. Federal Judge John F McGahey ordered concurrent terms, though a maximum of 225 years and a $10,000 fine were possible. Matusow, 29, testified in several Communist conspiracy cases and claimed he was coached by Roy Cohn. He told the court he felt dead to himself and ready to accept his fate.
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Harvey Mo Matusow
NYE
John F
McGahey
Matusow
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Roy M. Cohn
U. S
Harvey Matusow
Morslly
1st Area Chimney Fire Extinguished
A chimney fire at the Charles Hall residence on Spring Creek Road was extinguished yesterday afternoon with about 10 Columbus volunteer firefighters and city crews responding. The blaze damaged a kitchen wall but did not spread to the attic due to tight construction. Smoke filled the home, but overall damage was light.
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Waa
Charles Hall
Spring Creek Road
Columbus Volunteer Fire
Columbus
Lester Howles
Babe Didrickson Zaharians Final Tribute in Texas
Galveston reports honor for Babe Didrickson Zaharians, cancer survivor and famed athlete, who died after a three year battle. Her husband George Zaharians and relatives recall her bravery and zest for life as Beaumont mourns the legendary star returning home for private funeral rites.
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Ahi
Johi Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Reluliven
Broussird Mortuary
Bethlehem
Guthermn Ginirch
Fiirwral
Sary Lees
Wootek
George Zuturla
Fig Fumors
Nurrow
Forest Lawn
Beinorii Park
Bank Robbers Grab $20,000 In Ohio Holdup
Four gunmen wearing blue striped coveralls and rubber masks robbed the Chesterland branch of the First National Bank of Burton yesterday. At 2:20, with close time near, they demanded cash. Four robbers fled with about $20,000, including sums from tellers and vault shipments, as police and agents pursued across Gemiga County.
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Ohio
Britons Die On Cyprus Murder Mile
Nicosia Cyprus three British servicemen were killed by gunmen on Ledra Street in civil clothes near what locals call Murder Mile. A wounded survivor drew his weapon. the attack marks part of a 18 month EOKA campaign against British rule, raising total British deaths to 49.
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Cyprus
EOKA
Mediterranean
Islind Colony
Ledra Street
Eoka Union
Greece
Widowed Mother Charged With Abusing Son in Ireland
A four year old widow in Northern Ireland faces charges for mistreating her son described as staying in a cramped cottage. The boy, found two weeks earlier, reportedly cannot walk or feed himself and moves by crawling. The court adjourned to gather more evidence and the child remains in protective custody as the case continues.
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Ireland
Uroughte Mito
Margit Holpenny
Downpatrick Tollhouse
Yyepoyts
Strane
Halpenny
Kevin
Wei
Sheen
Ike Eicken
Solcui
Egypt's Nasser Leaves West Grasping for Tactics
U S Britain and France struggle to respond as Egypt's Nasser asserts control over the Suez Canal. He insists on Egyptian ownership and toll collection, challenging the traditional international arrangement. Western powers fear economic and strategic leverage slipping away. The three nations previously pressed hard to oust him but now face stalled diplomacy and the threat of broader conflict.
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Nasser Mone
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Britain
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Seven Burned and Hurt in Corry Area Incidents
Seven people from Corry and nearby areas were treated for burn and injury in separate incidents yesterday and this morning. Frances Sperry of Spartansburg RD 2 suffered first and second degree burns to her left hand and arm when paraffin she used for cooking caught fire. A 15-year-old Sparlinsburg girl also burned received limited details. Herbert Rogers of RD 2 Cory had first degree burns on his face and eyes when a propane stove exploded. Ralph Fralick of Spartansburg RD 3 and Harold Shoemaker of Centerville sustained knee and hand injuries respectively in separate accidents. Gar Anderson and others at Corry Memorial Hospital reported injuries from moving items and a falling log cutter caused head and arm injuries. State Police had limited information on some incidents.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Frances Sperry
Sperry
Cory
Ralph Fralick
Spar- Mtansbirs
Harold O Shoemaker
Centerville
Garl Anderson
False Alarms Send Firemen To Plant
False alarms at Corry Tunestown Mfg Corp plant No 1 yesterday afternoon and this morning drew wood turnout by firemen but no fire was found. Driver Gore Collier misdirected by alarm, causing a brief disruption on First Avenue as crews blocked the area and police redirected traffic.
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Gore Collier
Gorry-Juini
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Havilson
State Agency Reports $200 In Cars Sale
A state department reports a $200 sale of automobiles during a fiscal period. The sale involved auctioning vehicles from the 1986 model year as part of a public disposal program. Funds were allocated to a new program with total sales, auctions, and bidding details indicating revenue and distribution across the state.
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C J Opens New Chicago Office
C J and Mer chandive Martin Chicago announce formal occupancy of new offices designed by Raymond Loewy Associates. Royerden Wee becomes district manager. David Aillstrom chairs the board. A luncheon for dealers and a tour of the new quarters are planned with D Arnott filling a speaking role.
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Martin Chicago
David Aillstrom
Royderen
Raymond Loewy
Edaren
Mary Sand Stuart
Journal Price To Increase On All Copies
The Journal will raise home delivery and newsstand prices starting October 1. Nearby dailies and weeklies are also increasing prices amid rising costs from mill and promotion pressures.
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Feanglly News
Bradford Era
Meadville Tribune
Sharon Herald
Girne
Glinborn
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Metripolian
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Thie Sindy
Puli Center
Top Flight Red Talks May Be In Works
Moscow reports indicate top Soviet and allied officials discuss a possible second Yalta style conference as Yugoslav President Tito visits. Khrushchev and Hru specially noted, with sources in Sochi suggesting high level Communist planning.
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Yalta
Tito
Nikita Khrushchev
Hinlgatin
Dmitri Shepilov
Sochi
Tito Khrushchev Talks Openly Over De Stalinization Clash
Reports from Vienna to Belgrade describe Yugoslav leader Tito and Soviet Premier Khrushchev planning talks amid a Western press focus on de Stalinization. Both leaders travel from Yalta to Sochi with Russian and Yugoslav advisers as Molotov and Malenkov react to the shift in Soviet policy.
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Chev
Indy Tenecking
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Tito
Nasing
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Molotov
Georyi Malenkov
Khrustchev
Honduras closes border at Nicaragua request
Unclear text describes Honduras sealing its border following a request from Nicaragua. Inclusion of disjointed terms and names makes details uncertain. The fragment hints at regional policy and cross border concerns but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Honduras
Nicaragua
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