Pittsburgh teens face murder charge in Harrisburg holdup
In Harrisburg three Pittsburgh teenagers Samuel Barlow 18 Foster Lee Tarver 17 and Sharon M Wiggins 17 were held without bail on murder, robbery and related charges after a Market Street branch shootout left George S Morelock 64 dead. A Lower Allen Township officer aided in pursuit and the bandits fled in a car, later abandoned, before capture. The victim was described as hard of hearing and was shot after failing to obey a command.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Dauphin County
Zimmerman
Tarver
Market Street
Dauphin Deposit Trust Co
George S. Morelock
Morelock
Wiliam Sellers
Barlow
A.W. Castle
Mechanicsburg
Lower Allen Township
Cumberland County
Castle
Ptl
Conne Briggs
Bessie Frye
Mavelock
North Vietnamese activity in DMZ shows 455 indications
U S Command announced 455 indications of enemy activity in the DMZ since the bombing halt with 122 incidents where American forces fired. American aircraft, artillery or ships attacked in 117 cases in the southern DMZ and five in the north. Most indications were deemed insignificant due to obscured targets or bad weather.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Neyland
Dmz
Air Congestion Curbs Set at Five Airports
The federal government issued new congestion limits at five airports in Washington New York and Chicago effective April 27 to relieve timetable disruptions. FAA set hourly caps as a stopgap while pursuing longer term fixes and faced criticism from small operators. Major carriers supported some curbs to protect their operations.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Federal Aviation Agency
National Airport
FAA
Thei
Saigon Peace Plan Draws Vehemence From Opponents
Saigon’s three point peace proposal to the Paris talks includes deescalation in South Vietnam, a guarded North Vietnamese withdrawal with phased U.S. force cuts, and a call for both the NLF and Viet Cong to rally to Saigon. The plan is rejected by the NLF which says Saigon speaks for no one.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Paris
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NIF
NLF
United States
Department of Transporment
Tation
FAA
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Congress
O'Hare
Chicago
Kennedy International
New York
la Guardia
Newark Airport
Washington National
O’hare
Kennedy
Kennedy Airport
Damages Sought After Airport Fall Injures Woman and Son
A Cleveland woman seeks 2.15 million in a civil suit filed in U.S. District Court alleging negligence by Northwest Orient Airlines and others after a fuel truck knocked away a passenger ramp at Philadelphia International Airport. Her 17 month old son suffered brain damage in the fall.
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Philadelphia
API
Cleveland
Philadelphia International
U.S. District Court
Monray
J. Alma Krekus
Ronald Jr
Krekus
Northwest Orient Airlines
Northwest Orient Airlines Inc
Robert N. Corcoran
Texaco Inc
Atlantic Aviation Services, Inc
Salvatore Curci
Upper Darby
Texaco
Robert Taylor Faces Cancer Diagnosis
Hollywood actor Robert Taylor, famed for his looks and subtle acting, is battling cancer in his right lung. His wife Ursula Theiss says he has known of it for some time after surgery on October 8 to remove most of his right lung due to a fungus infection.
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Hollywood
Robert Taylor
Ursula Theiss
Taylor
St. Paul’s Hospital
Miss Theiss
Barbara Stanwyck
Mandeville Canyon
39 Killed In Alaska Airliner Crash
An Anchorage to Iliamna flight by Wien Consolidated Air Lines crashed into frozen marshland near Spotsy Lake in southwest Alaska, killing 39 aboard. Strong winds and subzero temperatures hampered recovery as investigators began work. no cause yet determined.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Wien Consolidated Airlines
Air Force
FAA
National Transportation Safety Board
FBI
George Fay
Federal Aviation Administration
Wien
Spotsy Lake
tra-Alaska
Norman B. Kamhoot
Forsyth
Mont
David Stanley
Jerry Svengard
Sally Lamar
Iliamna
Big ‘Mountain
King Salmon
Dillingham
Kamhoot
Wiew Consolidated
Seattle
Wien Airlines
Northern Consolidated
Ray. Peterson
Fleecing Risk Cited In Auto Repair Industry
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee heard claims that auto repair costs rise from dealer pressure to boost car sales. Hofstra economist William N. Leonard said manufacturers restrict service. franchised dealers hold only 7 percent of 400,000 outlets, down from 43 percent in 1954, pressuring higher repair charges to recoup margins. He urged dealer independence from manufacturers to curb overcharging.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
William N. Leonard
Hofstra University
Hempstead
Detroit
Leonard
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