Air Collision Prompts Flight Control Demands
Brunswick Maryland residents recall a mid morning air collision between a Maryland Air National Guard T33 jet and a Capital Viscount near the Catoctin Mountains. Twelve people died including four Viscount crew and two pilots, with Capt Inthis R. McCoy surviving after parachuting. Officials vow to study the crash and push for stronger central air traffic control and faster electronic guidance systems.
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Stritch Report Shows Mixed Recovery Progress
Rome reports Cardinal Samuel Stritch, archbishop of Chicago, recovering from a cerebral stroke with high fever and possible pneumonia. Dr Ralph Bergen released a bulletin noting slight fever but improvement, no lung congestion found. The update marks the cardinal's 48th anniversary of ordination.
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US Wins Civil Suit Over Bramblett Payroll Case
Fresno The federal government won a partial judgment against former Republican Rep Ernest Bramblett of Pacific Grove who was convicted in 1959 of payroll padding. The award is about 815,000 with 4,000 penalties, to be finalized later with briefs from both sides. Jertberg absolved Mrs Bramblett and found statute limits barred one clerk's damages. Federal Attorney Dooley estimated the total around 15,000.
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Trujillo Ends Films and Returns to Army School
Dominican playboy General Rachel Trujillo Jr. leaves Hollywood after a lavish spending spree and public declarations of love for Kim Novak. He plans to return to Ft Leavenworth Kansas for military studies while Novak remains noncommittal about marriage.
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Se Fined $6 Marion 1) Williams Cain’s son waved
A fragment from a Marion report notes a person named Williams Cain’s son waved on a Tuesday in a brief street scene. Details are sparse and context limited.
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F. Cain
Automation Now For Panhandlers In Chicago Loop
In Chicago's Loop a panhandler sits on a camp stool not playing music but jingling his gap and twisting portable radio dials, signaling the age of automation encroaching on street solitude.
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Medical costs rise in U S by four percent in 1957
Washington reports that the Labor Department price index shows medical care costs increased four percent in 1957. The rise reflects higher hospital charges and doctor fees, affecting households and insurance dynamics nationwide.
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United States
Labor Department
Pedro Aramburu Argentine Statesman Birthday Note
Pedro Aramburu born May 21 1903 in Rio Cuarto Argentina. Former president who had just stepped down after guiding Argentina post ouster of Juan Peron. He restored the constitution prepared elections and spoke of deeds not words in public statements.
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Six Denver Students Die in Highway Crash
Denver police report six high school students aged 16 to 18 killed when their automobile struck a steel pole on the Valley Highway in north Denver. Five died instantly, one perished several hours later. The crash occurred at 9 o clock Tuesday.
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Bomb Scare Grounds Big Airliner Forced Landing
A juvenile voice bomb threat prompted Capital Airlines Flight 173 with 25 aboard to land in Winston-Salem after a three hour luggage search. The crew and passengers were unloaded and the plane later resumed to Atlanta. Other flights were delayed but no bomb was found.
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AWOL Soldiers Nabbed After Bad Car Hitch
Two AWOL soldiers wanted for robbery were arrested after hitching a ride with a friendly motorist in Aalborg Denmark. The motorist drove a polite car and alerted authorities, leading to the capture of the suspects.
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Eisenhower Sees Upturn, Warns Against Inflation Risks
President Eisenhower told 2000 readers in New York that the economy is slowing decline, foreseeing an upturn rather than broad tax cuts. He warned inflation remains a risk if consumer prices and wages rise, urged restraint, and supported stabilizing wage and price decisions while defending a cautious tax stance. Nixon introduced him and pressed tax cuts to spur growth.
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Triple Slaying Trial Set For Sept. 3 In Littleton
In Littleton district court David Frahers Early, a 15-year ex convict pleaded insanity to murder charges in the triple slaying of Merrill Knight his wife and their 16 year old daughter at their Littleton home on April 25. Judge Martin P. Miller ordered mental examinations at the Colorado General Hospital Psychopathic Ward.
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Seven Appointed To Education Unit
Sacramento trial report says Assembly Speaker Luther H. Lincoln named seven lawmakers to a new committee for studying California's public education system. Appointees include Assemblywoman Dorothy Donahoe and Assemblymen Donald Doyle Richard Hanna Frank Lanterman Harold Sedgwick Joseph Sheil and Gordon Winton.
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Bakersfield
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Oroville
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Los Angeles
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Merced
Twin Fantsanticipating? Play Pen Ad Offer
Classifieds advertise a play pen as a solution for expecting or new parents. The snippet hints at bargains in today’s want ads for baby essentials. It reflects a period tone with abbreviated phrasing and an emphasis on practical items for families.
Lebanon protests to Arab League over foreign intervention
Beirut reports Lebanon delivered a protest to the Arab League in Cairo criticizing perceived Syrian and Egyptian support for anti government forces. The Foreign Office said a UN Security Council move remains possible, while violence continued in Beirut with three bombs exploding without casualties.
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Tusday
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Townsend Dines With Princess Margaret at Clarence House
Group Captain Peter Townsend and Princess Margaret dined at Clarence House Tuesday night in their third meeting in eight days. Queen Mother Elizabeth was not present. Townsend released a statement after his world tour, saying nothing has changed since October 1956 when the princess renounced her love for him, though he has seen her several times since then and is expected to visit again before Saturday.
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Pelican or loon halts traffic as bird bites officer
A wild bird blocked a four lane boulevard in Charlotte and bit Policeman Stan Noel on the leg. He moved it off the road with his foot and a blanket, mistaking it for a duck or crane. The animal was captured by the county dog truck and identified as a loon at the children's nature museum.
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Man Watches Disabled Foot to Find Spare Change
Denver report recalls Robert Pyle, 70, who became fixated on his injured foot since 1933. He survives on small finds like nickels and dimes from pedestrians who overlook him, amid questions of wealth and daily habit.
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