Heroic Pilot Dies in Jet Crash Over Boston Harbor
An Air National Guard pilot 1st Lt. James O Conway of Bedford Massachusetts died after steering his jet toward an embankment to avoid houses during takeoff from Logan International Airport. The craft crashed on the east Boston shore causing a house fire as ammunition scattered but no injuries occurred.
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AIR National Guard
Massachusetts Air National Guard
Logan Airport
Boston
Boston Harbor
Logan International Airport
ANG Coms
James O. Conway
Bedford
Mass
Witasses
Conway
Harbor
Charles Parchinsky
Orient Heights Yacht Club
Court orders halt transfer of dairy firm to cooperative
A North Carolina court froze movement of Gubis Dairy Products Inc assets toward a milk producers cooperative. Judge Allen H. Orville issued the order served by executives, halting the sale pending a permanent restraining ruling. Plaintiffs claim coercion, improper deductions from milk checks, and that Foremost Dairies declined the offer after an audit.
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N.C
Seston
Gubis Dairy Products Inc
Sodkem
Virginia
Anderson, Fc
Esan
Coble
Allen H. Ofville
Fff
L. H. Shuler
Or Bs
Coblery Products
Rative, Inc
J. F. Lay
Cullen E. Whitfield
Coble Cooperative
Iith
Thesr
Foremost Dairies
Foremost
Coble and
Coltrane
Stevenson urges Dems to create jobs and growth
In Detroit Adlai Stevenson argues stabilization is not enough and calls for Democratic policies to create 1600 new jobs daily. He criticizes the GOP normalcy, cites rising living costs and unemployment, and urges government action under the Employment Act to maximize production and purchasing power. He contrasts the shrinking U S economy with a rapidly growing Soviet economy and jabs at Eisenhower and Nixon.
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Detroit
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Stevenson
United States
America
Illinois
Eisenhower
Nixon
Northern Rockies and Plateau See Snow and Colder Weather
Weather map forecast notes cloudy skies with snow or rain turning to snow over the northern Rockies and Plateau regions, extending into Montana and northern Wyoming. It will be colder in the northern Rockies Plateau area and northern New England. Map by wirephoto.
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Ington
Rockies
Plateau
Montana
Wyoming
New England
Plans Mapped In Withdrawal From Trieste
WEBB MCCINLEY TRIESTE Oct 2 American and British officers map withdrawal of 7000 peacekeeping troops from Trieste as Tito prepares a major speech amid the Italy Yugoslavia dispute. A settlement next Tuesday or Wednesday would divide the zone with Italy gaining Zone A and Yugoslavia Zone B, followed by Italian troops moving in.
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Webb McKinley
Trieste
Tito
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Rome
Tucson
Italy
Trebinje
Herzegovina
Yuoslavia
Police Report Quiet Saturday Activities
Police note a quiet Saturday with few arrests. Simon Johnson, 22, of 21 Woodbury St, was jailed on $200 bond after a simple assault charge by Jack Keever. Trial date set for Oct. 11. A N Main St food store reported an attempted theft that the manager declined to charge.
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Simon Johnson
Woodbury St
Jack Keever
N. Main St
Peania
Images Of Orpheus To Be Awarded In Mantova Contest
Mantova's provincial tourist office will award golden images of Orpheus to world singing winners. The annual contest selects winners in each voice category by an international panel.
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Orpheus
Mantova
Italy
Goden
Navy dog tag detects radiation exposure for wearers
The Navy reports a glass locket device that changes color under radiation to warn wearers of exposure. It monitors personnel during nuclear tests and can gauge intensity from 10 to 600 roentgens, with potential uses in food sterilization and civilian defense.
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Elton C
Fay
Marshall Islands
Nevada Proving Grounds
Navy
James H. Schulman
Naval Research Laboratory
Bureau of Ships
Air Force
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
Phenix City Vice Lords Go On Trial
Phenix City Alabama reports that 72 defendants, including mayoral figures, face trial at a special term as martial law continues. Prosecutions focus on organized crime, with indictments totaling 559, amid a broader crackdown following the Patterson murder and graft allegations in Phenix City.
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Phenix City
TK City
Ala
A. L. Patterson
Phe Nixty
Patterson
We Ag
Elmer
Ralph Mathews
Hoyt Shepherd
Jimmy Matthews
Godwin Davis
Study Series Again Slated In Gate City
The Society for Advancement of Management in Greensboro announces its third annual Harvard Case Studies series. Eight sessions run weekly at 6:30 p.m. in Mayfair Cafeteria from Oct 5 to Dec 14, featuring UNC School of Business professors presenting North Carolina industry experiences. Prospective members may attend meeting rates. For details contact Aubrey Tingen in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
Society For Advancement of Management
Harvard
Mayfair
North Carolina
University of North Carolina School of Business
Renee Art Whitehill
R. P. Calhoon
Noland
Claude
Aubrey Tingen
Session Halted As Court Gets The Bird
Springfield report says a winged visitor interrupted a district court session. Judge Thomas J. O'Malley called a recess while an SPCA officer trapped the bird after it flew in through an open window.
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Springfield
Malaches
Odt
Tye
Thomas J. O'Malley
S.P.C.A
Latest Iron Curtain Escapee Sees Little Chance Of Revolt
Washington report notes that despite thousands fleeing behind the Iron Curtain in six years, open revolt remains unlikely. Swiatlo and other defectors provide insight into communist security dominance, yet their defection fuels Western propaganda and intelligence gains.
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Iron Curtain
Herb Altschull
Washington
Jozef Swiatphenes
Olish
Red
Swiatlo
Poland
Red Army
U.S
Otto John
West Germany
East Germany
China
Soviet Union
Tably
Hungary
Pol U.S
Esca
Crecusaiertiein
Czechoslovaka
Integration petitions filed in Delaware school case
Redding representing the NAACP moved to force Negro children back into Milford High School when the district restored segregation after boycotts. A court hearing was set for Oct 12 as opponents led by Bryant Bowles push anti integration rallies in southern Delaware communities.
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Georgetown
Redding
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Delaware
Milford
Milford High School
Bryant Bowles
Arlington
The
National Assn
NAACP
Bowles
Deaths And Funerals: Atkins and Leazer Obituaries
David Birch Atkins of Wilmington died at his home Wednesday night and services were held Friday at Yopp Funeral Home with interment in St Andrews Cemetery. Surviving are a former wife Jewel Atkins of High Point a son Lt W A Atkins of the U S Navy Monterey California a brother Russell Atkins of Goldsboro three sisters Ruth Mitchell Elsie Medlin and Betty York and a wife and daughter of Wilmington. James Leazer 73 of Greensboro died Saturday night at home born to William Hinshaw and spouse. Surviving are two sons Herman Leazer of Greensboro Albert Leazer of Houston two daughters J F Sheffeld of Greensboro Doris Laney of Lubbock seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Monday 2 p m Lambeth Funeral Chapel Greensboro burial Mount Vernon Methodist Church Cemetery Randolph County.
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David Birch Atkins
Wilmington
Chapel of Yopp
P. L. Clark
St. Andrews Cemetery
Jewel D. Atkins
High Point
W. A. Atkins
U. S. Navy
Monterey
Cal
Russell P. Atkins
Goldsboro
Ruth Mitchell
Elsie Medlin
Betty York
Hi Point
Atkins
Franklin County
Virginia
David L. Atkins
Navy
James Leazer
Greensboro
W. Wendover Ave
County
William B
Hinshaw
Herman W. Leazer
Albert A. Leazer
Houston
Tex
J. F. Sheffield
Doris Laney
Lubbock
Funeral Services for John Orville Bales
Funeral services for John Orville Bales 70 will be held at Jamestown Methodist Church this afternoon at 3 30 conducted by Rev C Levin and Rev Ernest M Gardner with interment in Deep River cemetery. He was a James town resident who died Friday night after years of declining health.
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John Orville Bales
Jamestown Methodist Church
C. Levin
Heasworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Co
Ernest M. Gardner
Bales
Gardner-Webb welcomes nine area students this year
Gardner-Webb College in Boiling Springs reports nine students from the local area among 365 attendees. Thomasville with Mills Home Baptist orphanage has six representatives, plus two from High Point and one from Jamestown. The college has added several buildings since a program began in 7, including 22 married-student apartments and a president’s home.
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Boiling Springs
Gardner-Webb College
Thomasville
Mills
Gardner-Webb
High Point
Jamestown
William Joseph Carr
Council St
Jerry Jerome Doby
Charlotte Elizabeth Asviile
Child Hit By Auto Saturday In Washington Street Incident
Seven year old Recio William Seymour was treated for contusions after running into a taxi on East Washington Street. Cab driver Charlie James Dockery faced no charges. boy’s parents reside at Daniel Brooks Apartments. In a separate case, Ronald Whitaker, 18, was charged with driving recklessly after a hit parked car on Long Street caused about 450 dollars damage and two arrests were reported. Patrick Pearse, 18, left the scene and was charged with public drunkenness after entering a nearby home.
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Recio William Seymour
E. Washington
Ofhers
Charlie’ James Dockery
Underhill St
A. Seymour
Daniel Brooks Apts
Camp Lejeune Marine
Long St
Ronald Whitaker
Patrick Pearse
Johnny Owens
Asheboro
Light earthquake rattles Prato near Florence
A light quake struck Prato Italy tonight with no damage reported. Seismograph center located in the hills about 20 miles from the town, which has a population near 29 000, roughly 10 miles northwest of Florence.
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Prato
Italy
Florence
Miss Eshelman Named Editor for Methodist Church Paper
Frances Eshelman of High Point has been elected associate literary editor of the Woman's Division of Christian Service on the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church. She arrives from New York City to begin duties and will edit spiritual life and missionary education literature.
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Frances Eshelman
J. A. Eshelman
High Point
Woman's Division of
Christian Service
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Church
Eshelman
New York City
North Carolina
New York
Colliers Reader Research Bureau
Miss Eshelman
Woman's College
Columbia University
Secarritt College
Nashville
Office of Missionary Education
United States
Canada
Furniture Worker Fights Foreman Sends to Hospital
Warren McCauley a 24 year old Negro furniture worker at Casard Furniture Manufacturing Corp was dismissed after drinking arrived at work. He fought his foreman who retorted with a table leg injuring McCauley head lacerations required several stitches. He was taken by ambulance to a city hospital for emergency treatment. A second paragraph notes a clue to Earth's weather lies in Jupiter's brightness tied to sunspot activity.
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Warren McCauley
Park St
Casard Furniture Manufacturing Corp
Pedestrian Killed In Hit And Run Near Asheboro
Graham C. Dunn, 33, charged with manslaughter hit and run driving and drunken driving after his car struck two pedestrians near Asheboro. Henry Lane 58 died. Walter G. Spinks 27 injured with a fractured skull. Patrolman Barrett said Dunn’s car first hit a parked car then struck the pedestrians and Dunn fled, later captured. Time of accident about 9 15 p m.
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Asheboro
Graham C. Dunn
Here
Henry Lane
Leach St
J. B. Barrett
Barrett
Dunn
Walter G. Spinks
Greensboro
Cedar Falls Rd
Autos Sideswipe Near Thomasville
Two autos sideswiped on Kendall Mill Road near Thomasville at about 9 30 p m causing about 100 in damage. Harold J Parks of Lexington Route 6 and k Adams of 320 Council Street Thomasville were the drivers. No injuries or arrests were reported.
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Thomasville
Kendall Mill Rd
State Highway Patrol
Harold J. Parks
Lexington
K Adams
Council St
Gift of science: Tei mt launches new science kit
A regional feature notes Tei mt introduces a gift of science program highlighting science kits for learners. The piece emphasizes hands on experiments and educational value for students and families. The program aims to spark curiosity and foster early STEM engagement.
Uranium Golf Ball Energy Equivalent Explained
A lump the size of a golf ball holds potential energy equivalent to about 460,000 gallons of liquid. This comparison highlights the vast energy density of nuclear material and the importance of containment and safety in handling.
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