Jet pilot recalls missile hit that downed fighter
Jackson Michigan AP reports pilot Montie Davis, in Selfridge AFB, described firing a practice air-to-air missile that struck an F-102 Delta Daggers fighter flown by Pruden 19 miles northeast of Jackson. Pruden parachuted to safety after his wing was shot off and the jet crashed in a farmyard. Davis blamed haste and a last minute substitution for the accident.
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Jackson, Mich
Montie A. Davis
Davis
Selfridge Air Face
Tiskaieigan
Lir
Albert L
Morant Clemens, Mich
Pruden
Pryxton
Jackson
Phuden
Cornfield
Air Force
Nixon remarks on Russian air strike details likely based on secret intel
Vice President Richard Madison says Russians failed three times before a successful air strike. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration says it has no information on the matter. Such data would be classified by the military and not accessible to the public. Nixon, as a top NSC official, is presumed to have access to intelligence reports on Russia.
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Heny
Richard Madison
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Civilian Space Agency
Nixon
National Security| Council
Russia
Actress Reunited With Borgnine Sparks Wedding Plan
hollywood AP Actress Mary Jarado 33 flew in from Mexico to meet Finest Borgnine 42 amid fresh divorce and marriage talks. Borgnine says they will wed late this month or early October in a civil ceremony with a church ceremony in Mexico to follow.
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Hollywood
Mary Jarado
Mexico
Finest Borgnine
Borgnine
Rhoda
Record Low Temperature At South Pole Station
A radio report from the U S South Pole station said temperatures dropped to 110 degrees below zero on Sunday. The report noted last week averaged about 100 degrees below zero for four days and described Americans dragging heaters over to their vehicles before use.
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Christchurch
U. S. South Pole
Spa
Peninsula Sign Aimed at Nikita Khrushchev
San Mateo column reports an erected sign along Bayshort Freeway reading in English and Russian praising Nikita Khrushchev. The sign welcomes him to a new housing development, claiming every period in this neighborhood is a tree and a happy home.
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San Mateo
Calif
Nikita ‘Khrushchev
Bayshort
Prados
Wayne Morris dies aboard carrier during Pacific visit
Actor Wayne Morris, 45, died of a coronary occlusion aboard the USS Bon Homme Richard off Monterey California while observing carrier operations. A Navy veteran and war hero with four Distinguished Flying Crosses and two air medals, he left a wife Patricia two daughters Melinda and Path and a son from a previous marriage.
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UPI
Actoe
Wayne Morris
Pacific
Leo Morris
We Carvier
Monterey
Calif
Uss
Carrier
Peter
Morris
Richiard
Mondiy
Captavid Mc Campbell
Lpm
Navy
Elis
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Morvis
Palicla
Melinda Land Path
Bubbles Schinasi
Hollywood
Altors
Paul Douglas
Edmind Gwinn
Kay Kendall
Gilbert Ardian
Janet Gaynor
Bert DeWayne Morris
Pasadena
Los Angeles City College
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Auto Crash Kills Three in Solano County
A car rammed a disabled tomato truck along highway 12 near Rio Vista Solano County killing three and injuring two others. Victims identified as Tommy Tray Alte Shirley Allen 19 of Stockton. Truck driver George H Boles remained at scene assisting responders.
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Rio Vista
API
Highway 12
Solano County
Vallejo
Highway Patrol
Tommy Tray Alte
Ite
Shirley
Timmy Allen
Stockton
Lodi
Jeannette Bartlett
Carol Ford
George H. Boles
Mires Din
Monitors Seek Ouster Of Teamsters Leader Hoffa
Court appointed monitors urged three federal judges to remove James Hoffa as president of the Teamsters Union. They alleged mismanagement of 6.9 million dollars in union funds, with deposits earning no interest and some money funneled to a Florida estate corporation in which Hoffa had an interest.
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Washington
UPI
Jimes
KR. Iola
Teamers Union
F. Dickinson Letts
Stafla
le Union
Evacuation Plan Shift Prompts Shelters in Greensborg
Civil defense officials in Greensborg Guilford County say there will be no safe evacuation routes in a nuclear war. They urge residents to relocate temporarily and to build family-size shelters as missiles could strike within hours.
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Greensborg
J. M. Thornton
Guilford County
San Diegan Targets Mustache World Record
San Diego man John Todd 41 claims to pursue a world mustache record after hearing of an Englishholder with a 19 inch mustache. Todd notes his mustache dates from April 35 1957 and expects to exceed the English record soon.
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San
Horse Bus Crash Kills Passenger Near Evanston
An apparent collision between a Greyhound bus and a horse on US Highway 20 near Evanston Wyoming left one woman dead and eleven injured as the bus plunged into a drainage ditch Monday night. Emergency crews responded to the crash scene and transported the injured to area hospitals as investigators started tracing the chain of events. The accident disrupted traffic for hours and authorities reviewed vehicle safety and animal control measures.
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Evanston
Wyo
Vallejo Store Owner Fatally Shoots Young Bandit
Vallejo store owner Arlie J. Campbell Sr shot and killed a youth during a liquor store robbery attempt on Monday morning after the bandit robbed another liquor store nearby. The youth, identified by his mother and a clerk, had held up the first shop for $41 and a young girl clerk.
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Cupl
William
Roy Chibwood
Napa
Vallejo Teguoc
Vlale
Chitwood
Shis
Maye Chitwood
Ile
Ja Clerk
A &E
Arlie J. Campbell
Campbell
Polar bear kills mate at San Francisco Zoo
A 30 year old female polar bear named Goofus, longtime favorite at the zoo since 1937, was killed Monday during a savage attack by her new mate, a six year old bear named John Lor who arrived from the Detroit Zoo a month ago. A watching female, Marsha, saw the fatal attack as director Carey Baldwin noted the pair did not bond.
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UPL
Goofus
Teishhacker Zoo
John
Detroit
Marsha
Zoo
Carey Baldwin
Ohn
Anniversary marked as Adenauer watches new West German president
Bonn reports Konrad Adenauer marked his 10th anniversary as chancellor by attending the inauguration of Heinrich Luebke, named as West Germany's second president. Luebke, sworn in at a Parliament session, had his formal ceremony postponed to align with Adenauer's anniversary amid opposition demands for equal time.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Heinrich Luebke
Laiebke
Acenduer
Ines Ed” Luebke
Theodor Hess
Adsnauer
Adenauer
West Germany
Harry “Truman
sJoset- Stalthéaded
Britain
Aswite Adenanter
UN Assembly Hears Khrushchev Amid Tight Security
United Nations in New York hosts a high level gathering with Soviet Premier Khrushchev arriving for the annual session. Security is tight as delegates prepare for routine elections and Steering Committee actions, while the China representation dispute looms over the agenda. India again proposes Peiping replace the Nationalist government in the United Nations.
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United Nations
UPI
Sil Tih
Union
kita _Khrush
Washington
United. Nations
Laos
Security Council
Taoian
Viet Nivenes
China
India
Peiping
Natinng
Almanac Today September 10 1959 Facts Remain in Time Capsule
Almanac entries list notable dates and events from 1789 to 1949 including the U S Foreign Dept changing its time, Costa Rica El Salvador Honduras and Nicaragua founding Central American independence, William Howard Taft birth in 1857 Neville Chamberlain trip to Germany in 1938 Konrad Adenauer becoming German chancellor in 1949 and James Frazer quote on the limits of greatness.
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United States
of Foreign
Dept.of State
Dirt Collapse Entombs Two Brothers in Pocatello
In Pocatello a 10 foot ditch collapsed trapping two young brothers, Rodney and Timothy Hawkes, under three feet of dirt while another boy Richard Sykes survived. Police say the children were playing near a dirt pocket that caved in around a new tank being constructed.
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Pocatello
Rodney
Tomothy’ Hawkes
T and 6
And
Mes
Darwin Hawkes
Richard Sykes T
Pacatéllo
Oakland
Sykes
Floyd Tions
Sightseeing Plans Open for Mrs K Khrushchev
Washington reports Mrs Khrushchev's sightseeing itinerary remains undecided awaiting her arrival. Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. says plans are not yet set and will be chosen by Mrs Khrushchev herself.
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Washington
I Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Ain
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Science Teachers Magistrate Raps Lawyers Writing
Albuquerque AP report notes Judge Waldo Rogers urges New Mexico attorneys to improve penmanship as a group gathers for a session. The magistrate criticizes sloppy writing among lawyers and calls for clearer records and better professional standards.
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Albuquerque
Waldo Rogers
Sare
New Mexico
Ioe
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