Philippine President Magsaysay Dies In Crash Sabotage Suspected
Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay is dead after a plane crash near Cebu City. Officials say sabotage is possible, as President Magsaysay’s death reshapes Philippine politics with Sen. Claro Recto and Ambassador Carlos P. Romulo in focus. Survivors describe an explosion and a fire, while rescue efforts struggle through jungle terrain.
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Carlos P. Romulo
Washington
Romulo
Magnayaay
United States
Nomulo
Magsaysay
Philippines
Cebu City
Sergio Cachman Jr
Witness Tells Of Blast In Magsaysay Crash
Eyewitness Nestor Mata, sole survivor of the Philippine Airlines crash that killed President Ramon Magsaysay, recalls the explosion and crash in the Manunggal Mountains. He describes waking alone, being carried to the road, and finally reaching Cebu City’s Southern Island Hospital with severe shock.
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Momienta
Mata
Cebu
Cebu City
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Mia
Tramon Magsaysay
Philippines
Magsaysay
Hia
Baltor
Ramon Magsaysay
The
Philippines Herald
Southern Island Hospital
Herald
de Los Reyes
Pearl and Plane Crash Tragedy Report From Palladium Show
Eyewitness account describes a chaotic Sunday night performance by Pearl’s Pill on Independent TV as a plane crash scene unfolds. Bailey headlines the show while the audience and performers contend with confusion, screams, and a frantic effort to reach safety as the broadcast ends in the early morning cold.
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Bailey
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Aho
Merapeech
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Shin
Orches
Teame
Beck Says He Borrowed Union Funds For 10 Years
Yeamster president Dave Beck disclosed on a Tacoma television program that he borrowed 300000 to 400000 dollars from union funds over the past decade and repaid every cent. He traced loans to the Western Conference before his Teamsters presidency, claiming no interest due to conference policy and noting related real estate profits.
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Beck
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Western Conferenca
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I’rank Brewster
Seattle
Senate
Joe Ee
Nationewite
Joana
Union
Most Mental Illscurable Is Treated in Time Theory
A fragment from a page continues a discussion by Dr Daniel Riatn of the American Psychiatric Assn and others on mental illness through history and today. The article notes chronic conditions like schizophrenia, neuroses, phobias, and psychosomatic issues, comparing past societies with modern towns and homes, and cites rising costs and improved treatment outcomes under psychiatrists like Menninger. The piece argues many mental illnesses can be cured with timely care, amid calls for better hospitals and resources.
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The
American Psychiatric Assn
Sman Daga
Mike Gorman
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Grandpa
Mr. Jones
Garman
General Medical Hospitals
Menninger
Knowland Warns Egypt As UN Needs Caution In 30 Days
Senate Minority Leader Knowland urged firm United Nations action in the Middle East and told Egypt to proceed with caution and responsibility. He said Egypt owes the UN for the Israeli withdrawal after the October invasion and warned Israel could act militarily if its security is threatened. He spoke at the Milwaukee Press Club Gridiron dinner, where he received the Golden Quill for integrity and leadership.
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Millwaukee Press Club
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