DC-6 Crashes in Eastern Rocky Peaks
A United Air Lines DC-6 with 50 aboard including seven children crashed in the Eastern Rocky Mountains near Loveland Colorado. All aboard were killed with crash site not to be disturbed till morning. Piloted by Capt. Richard J. Appleby the craft disintegrated on impact at about the 8500 foot level of Crystal Mountain.
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Colorado Highway Patrol
Ray Calhoun
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Loveland
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Robert M. Byers
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Chicago
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Girl 17 Held Captive In Big New Jersey Manhunt
A dangerous gunman abducted a 17 year old bride to be on her birthday in Washington and raped her six times. Warren Lee Irwin, wanted in Michigan and Ohio for murder and kidnapping, fled into brush near Flemington as FBI and state police surround the area. Carolyn Barker remained with the kidnapper for 42 hours before the stand off. More than 100 FBI agents and 80 state troopers joined the search in New Jersey’s largest manhunt since the Lindbergh case.
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Warren Lee Irwin
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Ohio
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Upkeep Costs Highlighted in Civic Spending Plans
Editorial notes that about 160 million may be released to the city and urges including upkeep costs in plans. It argues upkeep often exceeds initial investment and proposes tax subsidies or a dedicated fund before project construction. Three major, costly projects deserve initial scrutiny.
Policemen Nab Robbery Suspects After Smoke Run
Compton police jailed two robbery suspects after officers Stover and Wokal ran out of cigarets and reentered a liquor store. Robert E. Wilson, 26, of Norwalk dropped a toy pistol and surrendered. His partner Herman C. Stephenson, 40, fled but was later arrested on information from Wilson.
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Compton
R. C. Stover
G. L. Wokal
Wokal
Robert E. Wilson
Norwalk
Wilson
Herman C. Stephenson
Chinese Communist leader calls for U.S. withdrawal from Korea
Chu Teh, commander in chief of the Chinese Communist armed forces, urged that all United States troops withdraw from Korea as a condition for peace. He warned that without withdrawal, Communists would continue to fight to defeat aggression and pledged aid to Korean defense, with a note about securing Taiwan.
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Chu Teh
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Matthew B. Ridgway
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Javed Malik
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Thailand Premier Back in Control
The U S State Department said consular officials in Bangkok report the premier is released and in full control of the government. Bangkok radio claimed loyal forces seized fleet HQ, set fire to the navy flagship Sri Ayundua, and blocked river warship movements by seizing a bridge over the Menam River.
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Mtelbourne
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