Survivor recalls Nantucket ditching and fire during crash
Guenet, a crew member, describes surfacing amid flames after the plane veered from Nantucket and ditched at sea. He recalls Col. James P. Lyle giving no direct guidance beyond preparing for ditching, and notes a helicopter sling lowering him to safety as planes circled overhead.
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James P. Lyle
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Benefits That Work with Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield
March figures show benefits paid to members totaling 1 167 154 68 dollars with additional 4 180 25 for one case. The piece profiles Joe E. Elliott, vice president in charge of external operations since 1965, and notes the value of X ray and lab charges.
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Rotary Luncheon Highlights Scandinavian Film Tour
Rotarians viewed a film showcasing Scandinavian travels at Friday’s Town and Country luncheon. Coach Freddie Glaze introduced the program, while Vice President Clyde Fouse led the business session noting the street improvement plan and the May 16 bond election. Dr. Lester Sitzes attends a National Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington, D C, as Hope Chamber leader. Visiting Rotarians included Bill Seldenschwarz, W H Gaddle, Otto Clark, and Ernest Crawford.
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Clyde Fouse
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North Little Rock
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Camden
Otto Clark
Nashville
Ernest Crawford
Marton
Tornado Hits Albert Lea Cause Wide Damage and Injuries
Ten people were hospitalized and twenty treated and released after a tornado struck Albert Lea on the west side then along the north edge of the city of about 19 000. The twister cut a 20 foot wide path for 24 miles damaging or destroying nearly 100 homes. At St John’s Home for the Elderly in Albert Lea six windows were blown in and ten rooms pierced by the storm. Ashris.
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Hope High Hurdles Star Leads Region Track Trials
Hope High's Buzz Andrews won both 120 hurdles and 180 low hurdles at the Region 1 AA Championships in Crossett. The state mile record fell to Crossett’s Roberto Lenarduzzi with 4:17.7, while Crossett athletes Karl Salb and another set two state marks in field events. Hope finished fifth overall in the meet, with relay teams Billy Gibson, James Bradley, Stan Parris, Joe McMurrough and others contributing key points.
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Buzz Andrews
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Karl Salb
Guenet
Burns
Arkansas
Roberto Lenarduzzi
Lenarduzzi
Buzz
Andrews
David Jones
James Bradley
Billy Gibson
Stan Parris
Joe McMurrough
Parris
Luther Shaw
Allan Phillips
Hope (Arr) Star reports land case reversals
Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a $35,000 award in Craneford County land condemnation near Interstate 40, upholding lower-court findings that the land was not proved more valuable due to the highway. The court also affirmed a $2,500 award for 33 acres in St Francis County and upheld a second-degree murder conviction in Garland County. Also noted are military moves of PFC Phillip Brown from Mt. Pleasant Texas to Fort Polk and Fort Benning with overseas duty forthcoming.
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Eifrealt Court
Garland County
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R. L. Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
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Fort Benning
Fort Dix
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Germany
Brown
Pat Rogers
Hope
Buck Rogsers
Red River Ouachita river projects seek $26.27 million
A Louisiana Arkansas delegation urged Congress to appropriate 26.27 million for Ouachita River basin programs in Louisiana and Arkansas, above the budget plan by 4.153 million. They asked 10.6 million for construction of a nine foot navigation channel through Louisiana and Camden Arkansas, to keep projects on schedule.
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Dr R C Lewis Recovering From Houston Operation
Dr. R C Lewis of Camden Arkansas formerly of Hope is reported to be recovering from a recent operation in Houston. He is expected to remain in the hospital for at least two weeks. Friends in Hope and Hempstead County may write him at St Lukes Episcopal Hospital Texas Medical Center 6720 Bertier Ave Houston Texas 77025. 700000. Other requests seek 10 million for DeGray Dam and reservoir construction and 9.4 million appropriation. They also request 715000 for a third generator at Narrows Dam. They ask 1440000 for the Texas and Boeuf Rivers versus 540000 in the president's plan and 1555000 for Red River backwater compared to 1085000. Appraisers should examine diamonds in natural light away from the sun to avoid color influence.
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Hope
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Arkansas Forecast Quiet and Cooler With Showers Ended
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 77 notes a low of 66 and precipitation .13. Forecasts call for clear to partly cloudy skies in Arkansas with showers ending in the eastern portion tonight. Tuesday expected to be fair and cool with a low in the upper 30s to upper 50s in the southeast.
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Cheats at bingo probe in New York and Eisenhower divorce
Department inspectors will take it from there with a state run training for selected women. A Bronx woman was arrested for cheating by pasting winning numbers and being helped by confederates. In Tacoma, Edgar N Eisenhower and Lucille Eisenhower were granted a divorce after a burdensome home life, ending their marriage since 1950.
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First Voice From Space Broadcast From Eisenhower Era
President Eisenhower delivered a 1958 Christmas message to the world via America’s newest satellite, marking the first human voice transmitted from outer space. The broadcast showcased early space age communication and global goodwill during the Cold War era.
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Eisenhower
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