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ilt;» V* ivw j' - * i » :y* •• • lt;-1-. •»»»= -»!' * -■nwoff!l1r»Four were trapped inside.ft Mtdixii I)#m*crat Phot#ftPilotlessJetIStrikesSchoolManyKilledAfternoonialsNAHA, Okinawa MP)—A pilotless U. S. Air Force commander of the sth Airjet fighter hurtled into the corner of an OkinawanSschoolhouse today, then sprayed fierv fragments overa residential area.Thf blazing wreckage set fireForce, expressed his ’‘deep personal sympathy” for the victim* and their families. He planned to fly in Okinawa for a personalmam openALL DAY WEDNESDAYJuly 1, 9 AM to 5 PMBecause of Hobday Closing.Di%Ilulse VictimInFT. MADISON’—Dr. Rov A. Hulse, 18, Burlingtonphysician, was killed Monday about 8:B0 p. m. as thecar he was driving missed a curve and careened into aditch on Highway hi alxmt two miles north of here.His daughter, a housekeeper, and a Ft. Madisonwoman, passengers in thethe four people ate dinner before tarting the trip north.car, were injured and takento Sacred Hearthere.Say* Speed ImhM. . Iowa Highway Patrolman Genehospital ^eer said speed ’ definitely wasfactor in the cause of the mis*Gwendolyn, his 7 • year * olddaughter, suffered multipleahrasions. The housekeeper,tS-vear-old l\dia Gieselman,suffered lacerations on herright leg and contusions, Margaret Lightfoot. manager of the Sear* Roebuck order office, was listed in “fair” condition. She suffered a fractured ankle, it was reported.ahap at the curve located next to the old road leading to theCountry club,* •Of'Deputy Sheriff Don Arnold said Ronald Bruno of Ft, Madison saw the accident and said Hulsefewhid passed him only a few sec onds earlier According to Arnold, Bruno reported he was traveling 50 miles per hour and that Hulse was going quite a bit faster.”Dr. Rov HulseI pset On Highway611X ravs wert bring takrn Tucs dav.Top CrushedA sign at the entrance to thecurse list* the speed limit at 58miles per hour.cousin, lawrence Skillbred is of 1Fond du Lac Several uncles andaunts also surviveHulse was married three timesArnold estimated Hulse'i north The top otth» nr »« lt;rmh«l |m r„dlll,r t^yrfM_,U .he f.r dived into . ddch on mnrr t(|Jn ^ '™lt; * lt;,dthe right aide of the highway and overturned with all fourHis parents, and a brother, Fayright side of the highway.The body was taken to Prugh'* | chapel where funeralgroundIWisconsin NativrThese Burlington stores will re-Gwendolyn and Mrs, Giesel-lan were rescued through the *ar window which was brokenW'iSWitin the crackup However, door* had to He pried open in orderThe Burlington phvxiciana native of Fond du !j»c,He was graduated from the University of Wisconsin and the University of louisville medicalarrangements are being completed Bur itl will h« at Fond du l acHulse was of the Lutheran tfaith His hobbies included flying \fishing and hunting He was aWorld War II veteran. iMR
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Burlington Hawk Eye
Burlington, Iowa, US
Tue, Jun 30, 1959
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