Airliner Wreckage Spotted in Pyrenees Mountains
Wreckage of a British DC3 Dakota with 34 aboard was found near Canigou Peak in the Pyrenees. Police said there were no survivors, weather was bad, and searchers moved toward the site at 6 000 feet. The plane departed Gatwick for Perpignan en route to a Costa Brava tour.
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Toulouse
France
Pyrenees
Prades
Canigou Peak
Gatwick Airport
London
Perpignan
Mediterranean
Derby Aviation
Costa Brava
Spain
Ariege
Carlit
Puigcerda
Bourg Madame
Carcassonne
Pyrenees Mountains
Here
Ministry of Aviation
United Airways
Marseille
Hotelman to Donate Fortune to Charity
Miami Beach sole heir Khadouri Chaachou plans to give his remaining 3 million dollars to charity to thwart a divorce settlement with Mrs. Fredericka Phillips Chaa chou. He contests the marriage and alimony while court records show 161 250 dollars in cash and 750 dollars monthly.
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Khadouri Chaachou
Miami Beach
Fla
Fredericka Phillips Chaachou
Chaachou
Chanchou
Soviet Union and Bulgaria recognize Syrian regime in peace move
London reports Damascus announced recognition of the Syrian Arab Republic government by the Soviet Union and Bulgaria. The broadcast said the USSR seeks embassy relations with Syria and hopes for peaceful coexistence and stronger world peace between the two nations.
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London
Damascus
Soviet Union
Syria
Bulgaria
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Add
U.S.S.R
Syrian Arab Republic
Moscow
Pravda
Tass
Berlin
Mikoyan
Ulbricht
Theo Lefevre
Charleroi
Kennedy and Gromyko Still Far Apart Over Berlin Crisis
In a two hour Oval Room talk President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko remained far apart on negotiating a peaceful Berlin settlement. Officials fear the dispute remains dangerous while hopeful for a non military solution. The White House meeting ended without a formal statement.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Ardrei A.gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Oval Room
White House
16Th Street
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Chev
West Germany
Soviet 18th nuclear blast detected in atmosphere
The Soviet Union detonated its 18th atmospheric nuclear test since Sept 1 near Novaya Zemlya. The AEC says the yield was several megatons, matching prior tests and following reports from Paris and Tokyo.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Novaya Zemlya
AEC
Paris
Tokyo
U.S
Autopsy Sought in UNC Dorm Deaths
Two University of North Carolina students William Johnson and James Barham were found dead in their dorm room. Authorities await an autopsy to determine causes as investigators rule out foul play.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
George Cannady
Cannady
William Henry Harrison Johnson Jr
James Michael Barham
Johnson
Statesville
Barham
Burlington
W. D. Blake
Robert S. Mauldin
Bessemer City
Dental School
Mauldin
Baer’s Almanac Predicts A Harsh Winter For 1962
Lancaster AP report notes John Baer’s 1962 Almanac predicts a severe winter with heavy snow and cold. It mixes sober forecasts with rustic humor and odd tips, citing old Pennsylvania Dutch lore and a spacelike love song in its array of musings.
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Russell Sandstrom
Lancaster
John Baer
East
Midwest
Baer
Teamsters Sign New Contracts On Wage And Pensions
New York AP Hoffa says he has signed wage and pension contracts for 600,000 Teamsters whose trucking contracts expire in September 1964. He outlined uniform minimums and higher pensions, while noting possible AFL-CIO reunion under strict terms, costing about 4 million dollars annually.
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NEW York
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
TWA
Giveaway Car Causes Stir in Exeter
In Exeter under rain a porter named Jimmy Parkyn 52 returned a car owner’s baggage to a train and was offered the auto as a gift by the grateful motorist Donald Waddle 28 after explaining his ship had docked at Plymouth and the car’s roof leaked. Police investigated and traced the owner.
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Exeter
England
Jimmy Parkyn
Parkyn
Jimmy
Donald Waddle
Plymouth
Waddle
Trans World Pilots Strike Briefly Averted In New York
Navigators of Trans World Airlines struck today over overseas manning but called off as the dispute cleared. TW union says test flights with semiautomatic devices threaten 66 navigator jobs. company calls it a misunderstanding. A presidential emergency board had been appointed to study the issue, typically delaying strikes for 30 days.
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New York
Navigators
Trans World Airlines
Transport Workers Union
U.S. May Send Troops Into South Viet Nam Fight
Washington reports the United States weighs sending troops to aid South Vietnam as Communist attacks intensify after the rainy season. SEATO allies may join and Bangkok talks outline possible use of forces to defend the pro Western government if Diem falls.
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U.S
S. Viet Nam
W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
Unite States
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Malaya
Burma
Cambodia
State Department
Joseph Reap
Reap
Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Bang
Kok
North
Laos
East Germany marks anniversary with subdued crowd
Berlin AP report says East Germany celebrated its 12th anniversary with a large but listless rally. Official figures claimed 250,000 attendees as Ulbricht and Mikoyan loomed over the event, while Western observers noted a lack of enthusiasm and no firm date for a peace treaty.
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Berlin
ADN
East Berlin
Marx-Engels
Walter Ulbricht
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Germany
Ulbricht
Bruno Leuschner
Khrushchev
East Germany
High Point College Fraternity Move Off Campus
A group of High Point College fraternity members have relocated off campus marking the first such experiment for the fraternity. The EnterpriseSunday also notes efforts to improve care for emotionally disturbed children in North Carolina and previews a forthcoming feature on the nations air defense radar warning line and its upcoming mock-war test.
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High Point College
North Carolina
Baptist Children’s Home
Thomasville
Enterprise Sunday
United States
Atlantic
Canada
Pacific
America
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Rusk
Khrush
UNC
Trans World
Our
South Carolina
Columbia
S.C
Columbia Pipe Co
E. Germany
Andrei A. Gromyko
Nazi Germany
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