Older Pilots Face Future Ban on Jets
FAA official at Aero Medical Assn meeting says pilots aged 60 or over may be prohibited from flying jet transports in the near future. Acting air surgeon Dr John E Smith notes jet aircraft demand closer scrutiny and cites 30 pilots 60 plus today with potential 1970 totals around 1500. He stresses regulation based on operational experience and cites past crash-driven changes.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Aero Medical Assn
Statler
Los Angeles
John E. Smith
FAA
Across the Nation Two Castro Brothers Deny Rift
Fidel and Raul Castro denied any Cuban involvement in Panama's attempted revolution and rejected reports of disagreements. The brothers held an unscheduled meeting at the Statler Hilton in Houston before Fidel resumes to Buenos Aires and Raul returns to Cuba.
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Castro
Houston
Tex
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Panama
Raul
Fidel
Swank Statler- Hilton Hotel
Buenos Aires
Shells Missing Threaten Charleston Children
In Charleston area, about 36 unexploded Civil War shells dug up at Fort Sumter are unaccounted for after workmen left a pile on Saturday. Officials fear children may be handling the ammunition as parents report seeing 14 shells on James Island. Fort Sumter supervisor WoL Luckett notes the remaining shells are unaccounted for.
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Gharleston
8.C
Fort Sumter
Charleston
Wol Luckett
Fort Sumter National Monument
Charleston Harbor
James Island
Lynching Plot Probe Follows Parker Abduction in Mississippi
In Poplarville Mississippi FBI agents questioned several Pearl River Junior College students Monday about the jail escape and abduction of Mack Charles Parker 23 a Black man accused of raping a white woman. Sheriff Moody and Sheriff Hickman voiced regret to Parker family while a judge denounced the mob action.
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Poplarville
Miss
EBI
Mack
Charles 'Parker
Pearl River Junior College
Parker
Nepro
Land
W. C. Moody
FBI
Bogalusa
Moody
C. H. Hickman
Lamar County
Eliza Parker
Sebe Dale
Rescue Effort Continues For Trapped Dog In Oklahoma
In Owasso Oklahoma a 24 year old coon hound named Little Richard is trapped in limestone rocks after an accident while hunting. Rescue workers with utility crews and volunteers have worked days to widen a four inch opening but the dog remains fast behind a narrow crevice. The owner Larry Wilson and local lawmen describe the scene as a tense public relief effort near a river county bluff as investigators continue the lengthy effort toward freeing the animal.
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Owasso
Okla
Littley
Dale
Richard
Parker
Mont
Judge Dale
Little Richard
Dick Weddle
Tulsa Tribune
Tulsa
Larry Wilson
Aock
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Roller presses boy into turf injuring him in England
In Praze, western England, a half-ton lawn roller dragged by a tractor pressed 11 year old Edward Ridgewell into the turf during a cricket field incident. He remained conscious with internal injuries and was hospitalized. Doctors later said his injuries were not as serious as first feared.
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London
UPI
Daily Herald
Ellers
Edward
Ridgewell
Praze
England
Herald
Brown's Wage Bill Shunted First Rebuff
In Sacramento Brown faces defeat as the Senate Labor Committee sends the Assembly backed minimum wage bill to interim study, risking death in 1961 without Senate approval. The Assembly also approves 20 million dollars in new taxes and a 12.4 million dollar boost in horse racing revenue, amid broad farm and service industry opposition and calls for a higher farm minimum.
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Sacramento
Brown
Senate Labor Committee
Assembly
Senate
Dol
Hanford
Montgomery
Sen
John J. Hollister
D-Goleta
Labor Committee
Robert I. Montgomery
Richards
Montegomery
Augustus F. Hawking
Los Angeles
U.S. Sends Panama Small Arms Under Mutual Security Act
The United States announced on Monday it will supply Panama with small arms and ammunition to aid the Central American nation against invaders. The State Department said the items are provided under the Mutual Security Act and Panama is eligible to receive emergency military supplies.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
United States
Atty
Laughlin E. Waters
Vison Nutritional Laboratories
Panorama City
Panama
State Department
Washington
Dangerous Cleanser Recalled (Continued Page 4-5)
An alert customer prompted action at Panama's Clinic Pharmacy as authorities traced a potentially dangerous cleanser, linked to Barnes Hind Ophthalmic Products. The FDA warned of a harmful substance. a nearby pharmacist confirmed the call and verified reports while Panamanian officials reported a rebel incursion at the coast.
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Panama
Clinic
Cherry Ave
Cuba
Long Beach
Ricardo Riano Jauma
Eastett
Barnes-Hind
Tion
Barnes
Inc
Sunnyvale
Haydon F. Dowdy
Cherry St
Westminster
Latest styles in conveyances for the well dressed space mouse
Brigitte Bardot is noted as not involved in the latest Los Angeles display of fashionable readings on Page B-4 and Page B-7. The item references futuristic apparel and conveyances as seen in a well dressed space context.
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Brigitte Bardot
Los Angeles
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Texas Press
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Richard Richards
Alan Short
Stockton
Stephen P. Tealey
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Long Beach Pharmaceutical Assn
Rick Teed
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