Air Force probes Goldsboro B52G crash near Goldsboro
An Air Force board of inquiry will investigate the Goldsboro B52G crash 15 miles north of Goldsboro. The jet from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base carried two unarmed nuclear devices. one parachuted to safety, the other found in wreckage. Three airmen died and five survived with minor injuries.
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Goldsboro
N.C
Air Force Board of
Here
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Walter C. Sweeney Jr
8Th Air Force
Westover Field
Mass
Charles Abbuh
4241St Strategic Wing
4241St
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Air Force
Maj
Eugene Richard
Toccoa
Francis R. Barnish
Greenfield
Eugene
Shelton
San Antonio
Tex
Walter F.tulloch
San Diego
Calif
Maj. Tulloch
Seymour Johnson
Black Creek
Leland Batts
Richard W. Bardin
Paul E. Brown
Beardstown
Ill
William R. Wilson
Somerville
N.J
A. C. Mattocks
Maysville
Rebels seize Santa Maria in high seas Portuguese protest
Gen Humberto Delgado claims orders over the Santa Maria raid as 70 men seize the liner declaring a new Portuguese government likely from exile. Captain Galvao vows no surrender while passengers, including 38 Americans, endure battle with one officer killed and several wounded. United States and Britain pursue under piracy law as Lisbon hints at a landfall with Delgado. Samuel A. Montgomery of Standard Oil Indiana dies at 64 in Chicago.
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Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Portugal
Humberto Delgado
Delgado
Salazar
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Santa Maria
National Independent Junta of Liberation
United States
Britain
John Moors Cabot
Geoffrey Wallinger
Rio de Janeiro
Henrique Maria Galvao
Galvao
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State Department
Washington
U.S. Navy
San Juan
Lisbon
Russia
France
Azores
Europe
Policy Changes Seen If Judge Orders Desegregation
New Rochelle lawyer Julius Weiss says a federal court ruling against the boards neighborhood school policy could force revisions in many northern districts. The judge found the district created and maintained a racially segregated Lincoln School and ordered a desegregation plan starting in the 1961 62 term.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
New Rochelle Board of Education
Julius Weiss
New York City
Irving R. Kaufman
Board of Education
Lincoln
Reckless Tricycle Incident Sues Texas Household
In Stephenville Texas Eddie Jones age three is described as a reckless tricycle operator in a $50,000 damages suit filed by Homer Wolfe. Bertha Wolfe, a maid in Ed Jones's home, was struck Aug 26 while unaware of the child's approach and sustained extensive injuries. The petition alleges Ed Jones knew his son was a reckless operator.
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Stephenville
Tex
Eddie Jones
Homer Wolfe
Eddie
Ed Jones
Wolfe
Bertha
Jones
Bertha Wolfe
Tax Revision Counted Out This Year
Washington AP reports Rep. Wilbur D. Mills says the income tax may be revised during the Kennedy administration but not this year. He notes changes would take time and that the Ways and Means Committee has not prepared general tax revision legislation, awaiting administration proposals.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Delgado Explains Break With Salazar Regime After Democracy Lessons
Gen Humberto Delgado, once a Salazar ally and air force chief, describes his disillusion with the regime after learning democracy in Canada and the United States. He sought the presidency in 1958, claimed vote fraud, sought asylum in Brazil, and later toured Europe before Brazil barred him.
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Lisbon
Humberto Delgado
Santa Maria
Antonio de Oliveira Salzar
Canada
United States
Salazar
Washington
Portugal
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Delgado
Brazil
Examination Pick Up
A Batesville girl phoned the Batesville Daily Guard asking for names of Arkansas congressional delegation members. The reporter had named all but one when she said she needed to hurry back to finish her examination in class.
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Batesville, Ark
Batesville
Brazil Is Only South American Nation With Portuguese Official
A fact note states Brazil remains the sole South American country where Portuguese is the official language. The remark highlights Brazil’s linguistic distinction within the region.
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Brazil
U.S. union workforce includes 18 million workers and 3 percent women
A report breaks down the union labor pool noting about 18 million workers in the United States and roughly 3 percent are women. The figures highlight gender gaps within organized labor and imply evolving demographics in unions across industries.
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United States
Kennedy to address first presidential news conference
In Washington the President will hold his first news conference at 6 p.m. Eastern tonight in the State Department auditorium. Coverage will be live on major networks and radio with worldwide broadcast by the U.S. Information Agency.
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Washington
Kennedy
New
State Department
U.S
U.S. Information Agency
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