Relatives Wait for News After Pan Am Flight 214 Crash
Philadelphia mourners waited at the airport as reports grew that Pan American Flight 214 from San Juan had crashed near Elkton Maryland with 80 people aboard killed. Friends and relatives recalled honeymoon plans and waited for official word amid sobs and rain.
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James V. Lamb
Philadelphia
International Airport
Pan American
San Juan
P.R
Elkton
Linda Kolman
Irvin Scolnick
Puerto Rico
Mark Lalli
L.F. Curtis
Havertown
Arlene
Five Hurt On City Streets In Decatur Injuries In Multiple Crashes
Five people were injured on Decatur streets with four injuries from a Somerville Road collision involving Milton S Rose and Roy Goodwin. An eight year old boy was struck on 2nd Ave by a 1955 Pontiac driven by Betty Terry but sustained no injuries. A separate incident at U S 31 and Blue Circle Drive In involved Lonnie Milton and Bobby Mason. Police reported all but one patient released from Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital.
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Decatur
Baugh-Wiley- Smith Hospital
William Joseph Woodall
Danville Rd
Baugh-Wiley
2Nd Ave
2Nd
People’s Cafe
Betty Lee Terry
Loring Ave
Somerville Rd
Stratford Rd
Milton S. Rose
Decature
Roy M. Goodwin
Somerville
Goodwin
Rose
Baugh- Wiley-Smith
U.S. 31 N
Blue Circle Drive-In
U.S. 31
Lonnie Allison Milton, Jr
Pensacola
Fla
Bobby Gene Mason
Plymouth Rd
Huntsville
11Th St
Robert E. Wilkins
13Th Ave. SE
Bobby C. Owens
Addison 1
Wilkins
Owens
Johnson faces pivotal choice on civil rights bill
A Louis Harris survey shows strong nationwide support for Kennedy civil rights legislation with 64 percent backing and 68 percent for a public accommodations law, but regional split remains. The South opposes the public accommodations section by over 2 to 1 while the North favors it by nearly 4 to 1. Johnson must win Southern votes to preserve his base while pursuing federal civil rights reforms.
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Congress
Lyndon Johnson
South
Johnson
North
John F. Kennedy
House
Senate Committee
Capitol Hill
States Eye Tax By Servicemen
Washington reports servicemen must establish a legal residence for tax purposes. Those failing to do so may be taxed by the state or locality where stationed. The Budget Bureau directive aims to ensure military personnel and civilian workers pay state or local taxes. Navy and Air Force say overseas troops are exempt from reporting income to others. Army orders pending, expected similar.
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Washington
Armed Services
Budget Bureau
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Uniformed Services
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