Fumes Sicken Oklahoma High School Singers at State Festival
About 500 students from 109 Oklahoma schools were hospitalized or treated for carbon monoxide poisoning during the eighth annual Thanksgiving Songfest at Oklahoma State University. Air intake fans drew fumes from idling buses into Gallagher Hall, with the Hal lelujah Chorus halted mid performance and many students sent to hospitals, dormitories, or home for the night.
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Humphrey to announce plans for presidential bid in January
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey said he will reveal in early January whether he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination. He described his actions as unofficial campaigning while he takes a formal look at the race.
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Plane Crash at Midway Kills Seven. Tail Section Lands in Street
A Trans World Airlines Constellation cargo plane exploded in a fiery crash at Chicago Midway Airport. Seven people died including all three crew members as homes and a ranch-style house were demolished. Ann Gerhas described the sudden destruction and the plane’s impact on her home as dawn broke at 5 34 a.m. CST.
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No Relief For Flooded Out Families
Seattle dispatch reports western Washington rivers receded slowly at night while rain and mountain snowmelt worsened flooding. Thousands of acres of farmland inundated and millions in damage expected as hundreds evacuated by helicopter, boats, and amphibious craft from Green River and Snohomish River valleys. Pearl Westerlund, 59, resisted leaving but eventual rescue prompted relocation. Snoqualmie Pass suffered a 300-foot slide closing the main east west route. one-way traffic to resume Monday. four-lane reopening unlikely until spring.
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ChicagoCrash Kills Seven and Raleigh Plane Severs Houses
Army plane crash in Umstead State Park near Raleigh-Durham Airport injures pilot Captain Morris J. Brady. Paratroopers Lt. Col. Harry N. Rising, 1st Lt. Paul H. Ray, and 1st Lt. Carl P. Ritz survive. Ray parachutes first, lands on power lines. other crew members jump as motor trouble ends in the crash. In Chicago, a TWA Constellation returning to Midway crashes into a home district near 634d St and Cicero Ave, killing all three crew and at least four residents. fires destroy multiple dwellings.
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New York
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More Oil Firms Drop Fair Trade
RALEIGH AP In price fixing actions under North Carolina fair trade law Phillips Petroleum Co drops fair trading following Esso Standard Oil. Gulf Oil district manager F C Rogers says branded gasolines are removed from the fair trade law and 2200 branded dealers will be notified. O Haver says prices at Phillips restored to 31.9 cents for regular and premium.
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The Terrible Touhy Walks Free After 25 Years in Prison
Roger Touhy, once a Chicago gangster known as The Terrible, walks out of Stateville Prison after 25 years for a kidnaping he says was a hoax. Warden Rag en and Parole Supervisor Austin announce release plans with Touhy to live with his sister in Chicago and be under about three years of parole supervision.
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Felons at Large Role In Escape Forced On Woman
Jefferson North Carolina AP report details a prison escape in which five dangerous felons seized a truck carrying prisoners and guards. A civilian mother described her involuntary aid as shots were fired and guards exchanged fire during the Cranberry Creek escape.
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Western steel firms face U S antitrust suit over rebars
In San Francisco the government accuses the Western Reinforcing Steel Fabricators Assn of Oakland and 18 defendants, including Bethlehem and U S Steel, of conspiring to fix bids and control about 75 percent of the rebars market across seven Western states Arizona California Idaho Nevada Oregon Utah and Washington. The suit seeks dissolution of the Oakland association and a finding of conspiracy against the firms and fabricators.
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British Fear Talks Far Away
London observers say the East West summit talks with Soviet premier Khrushchev are slipping farther from reach. Paris and Bonn sources still expect a meeting before June, with speculation a 1961 date could emerge if a new American president is elected.
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