Pilot Dies in Fog Crash Near Charlotte Airport
James Echols of Charlotte died when his Southeast Aeromotive Corp plane crashed short of the Doug Airport runway during a fog landing. The single occupant died at the scene as FAA and Weather Bureau notes described low visibility with a 100-foot ceiling and half mile visibility.
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James Echels
Charlotte
Southeast Aeromotive Corporation
Southeast Aeromotive
Echels
Cleveland
N.C
Southeast Aeromotive Corp
Doug Airport
James Echols
Federal Aviation Agency
Ohio
Echols
US Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Two Russian Spies Freed as Case Dismissed for National Security
The espionage trial of Ivan D. Egorov and his wife Jin Sokolov in Brooklyn ended with the indictment dropped in the interest of national security. They face deportation and were swapped earlier for two Americans held by Russia. Trial witnesses and government officials noted the decision avoids jeopardizing counter espionage work.
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U.S
New York
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
U.S. Atty
John P. Hoey
Sokolov
Washington
John F. Dooling
Dooling
Sange
Ivan D. Egorov
U.N
Alexandre Sokolov
U. S. Justice Department
York
Wreckage Located On Mulhacen Peak In Spain
A late report says a Lockheed Constellation crashed on Mulhacen Peak near Agijar in southern Spain en route from Palma de Mallorca to Tangier. Spanish officials corrected earlier notes and said wreckage was found at 2,500 meters with no survivors spotted. a joint Spanish U S search effort is underway.
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Alcazaba
Spain
Mulhacen Peak
Air Ministry
Super Constellation
Mulhacen Nevada
Agijar
U.S
Moron
Sevilla
U.T.A
Union de Transports
Goldwater Seeks Illinois Win Over Johnson on Red China Talk
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces a newly revealed nuclear treaty as a step toward recognizing Red China and vows to end secret agreements. He claims Illinois rallies show support, plans a North Atlantic conference and a blue-ribbon NATO delegation if elected.
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Goldwater
Illinois
Barry Gold
Johnson
America
China
Peoria
North Atlantic
NATO
Congress Near End Of Session
The 88th Congress ends after two long sessions since January 1963. Legislators wrap up secondary and special business without fully adjournment. Key items include a $5 million proposal and a bill to raise veterans pensions and to open GI insurance to veterans not enrolled.
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Edmond Lebreton Hg Oncinge
U.S
Congress
Hurricane Hilda batters Louisiana coast with deadly tornadoes
The cyclone, near latitude 29.2, 140 miles southwest of New Orleans, churns north at about 5 mph. Winds reach hurricane force toward Mobile as the storm floods Bayou areas. A tornado in La Rose destroys homes, parts of Golden Meadow and Galiano, while 125000 seek inland shelters amid reliance on evacuations and warnings.
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New Orleans
Harwinds
Hilda
Jude
Weather Bureau
Mobile
Ala
Rose
Golden Meadow
Galiano
Louisiana
Morgan City
Grand Isle
Gulf Coast
High Pointers focus on hospital costs in special report
The Enterprise Sunday features a special report by Don Sheppard on rising care costs at High Point Memorial Hospital. L B Johnson campaigns across the South as president and candidate, energizing voters and reshaping old political lines.
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Secusien
Enterprise
Don Sheppard
High Point Memorial Hospital
L . B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
South
Humphrey Stumps in California With Mock Debate Idea
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Pierre Salinger campaign in Bakersfield California announcing a series of debates for 1964 between Barry Goldwater and his Republican allies. Humphrey frames Goldwater and Nixon as the opposing side in a satirical mock debate to highlight policy contrasts.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
California
Pierre Salinger
Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Salinger
Arizona
Dick Nixon
Goldwater
Nixon
Sheriff and deputy in Mississippi indicted in civil rights killings
The Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price were arrested in Philadelphia Mississippi on federal indictments tied to the murder of three civil rights workers. The indictments were handed down by a grand jury in Schwerner.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Schwerner
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Jack Bell
London
Prime Eye
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John F. Kennedy
Indiana
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LaRosa
Orleans
David Nelson
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