Cargo DC8 jet to be built at Douglas Long Beach plant
Executive Eater announces at Friendship Airport in Baltimore that Douglas will produce a turbofan powered cargo version of the DC 8 jet liner at its Long Beach plant. The plan follows FAA certification of the DC 8 passenger jet and signals a push to reduce air freight costs through faster, larger cargo movement.
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Malcolm Epley
Friendship Airport
Baltimore
Donald Douglas
Douglas
Long Beach
Federal Aviation Agency
Bonus Set for Lucky Numbers Independent Readers
A big bonus is in store for Independent readers on Tuesday with five numbers worth 25 each added to the day’s lucky numbers list. Entry requires printing name address and Social Security number on a post card to The Independent. Winners must bring ID and Social Security card to the LPT. Previous day’s numbers are listed with deadlines.
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Ucky
Independent
Press, Telegram
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Abandoned wheelchair found near 419 East Fifth Street
Charles D. Johnson of 1897 Lave Street reported a white wheelchair abandoned six days ago in front of a residence at 419 E. 5th Street. He intended to store the chair in his garage for six months in case the owner claims it.
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Charles D. Johnson
Lave St
E. 5Th St
Johnson
No Need For U N U N Tibet Issue Says Nehru
New Delhi Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on Monday argued it would not serve any purpose to bring the Communist Chinese subjugation of Tibet before the United Nations. The move was seen as hindered by Communist China's non membership in the UN.
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New Delhi
UPI
Jawaharia Nehru
Tibet
United Nations
Nehru
China
India China clash reported with border posts lost
New Delhi reports said Chinese forces attacked NEFA posts near the McMahon Line while India seeks a peaceful solution. Lt. Gen. Thimayya resigns as army chief citing politics as the reason amid rising border tensions and reports of incursions into Bhutan and Sikkim.
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New Delhi
UPI
India
Siang and
Lohat
Northeast Frentier Agency
NEFA
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
K. S. Thimayya
McMahon Line
Tibet
Bhutan
Across the Nation Plane Rail Strikes Threatened
The Flight Engineers Union and 11 non operating railway unions threatened separate strikes against major transport sectors. The engineers warned a system wide walkout against Pan American World Airways if training of “Third pilots” for jet planes proceeded. A 24 hour truce was arranged after talks in New York.
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Washington
UPS
Flight Engineers Union
Flight Engineers
Pan-American World Airways
Pan American
New York
AEC Member Harold Ss Vance Dies at 69
Harold Ss Vance, member of the Atomic Energy Commission since 1955, died Monday at Walter Reed Army Medical Center from acute pneumonia after abdominal surgery. He was 69 and serving a term to end June 30, 1960, with expertise in industrial applications of atomic energy. The Railway Labor Executives Association, a non-operating rail unions group, threatened to strike in November unless railroads end a three-year wage moratorium.
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Washington
UPI
Harold Ss. Vance
Atomic Energy Commission
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Vance
Railway Labor Executives” Association
Goodyear, Union Reach 10 Cent Wage Settlement
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co and the United Rubber Workers Union reach a general wage settlement ending the threat of a walkout by about 23,000 workers in 13 plants across Akron and St. Bernard’s Ohio Gadsden Alabama Los Angeles California Jackson Michigan Muncie Indiana Lincoln Nebraska Windsor Wisconsin New Bedford Massachusetts Topeka Kansas North Chicago Illinois four hours before midnight.
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Cleveland
Two Tots Killed in Smashup at Baldwin Park
In Baldwin Park a head on crash between two cars killed two month old Cynthia Smith and her sister Vickie Lynne Smith died later at Hartland Hospital. Injured were Richard Smith Jr and Mrs Smith, Mary Higgins, and Albert Michael Marquez. Police say Marquez, driving alone, attempted a left turn with insufficient clearance and suffered facial injuries. he was booked on two counts of suspicion of manslaughter.
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CNS
Cynthia Smith
Richard
Betty Smith
Hartland Hospital
Vickie Lynne
Richard Smith Jr
Smith
R. D.and
Mary Higgins
Albert Michael Marquez
Marquez
Pachire
Oil General Hospital
Rickenbacker resigns as Eastern Air Lines chief executive
In New York Un-Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, famed aviation pioneer, will resign as head of Eastern Air Lines on October 1 after more than 20 years at the helm. He will remain chairman and work on long range jet transition. Malcolm A. MacIntyre will become president and Thomas F. Armstrong will assume executive vice president duties.
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New York
Eddie Rickerbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Malcola A. Macintyre Lir
Sperializing Mail
U. S. Air Force
Rickenbacker
Eastern
Macintyre
Thomas F. Armstrong
Eisenhower signals support for summit if Khrushchev seeks peace
President Eisenhower, in a TV fireside chat with Prime Minister Macmillan, endorsed a summit with Khrushchev only if the Soviet leader shows a genuine desire for peace. He urged cooperation to aid underdeveloped nations and warned of potential explosions without progress. Khrushchev said he would visit the US next month to thaw the cold war, hoping U.S. policy mirrors similar aims.
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London
UPI
Eisenhower
Harold Mascmillan
Khrushchev
West
Macmillan
East
United States
Veshenskaya
U.S
Boom Fells Worker at Circus Big Top
A circus prop man Alvin E. Hawes aged 29 was seriously injured Monday night at the Cristiani Brothers Big Top in Lakewood. Hawes was adjusting a spring boom for a gymnast when it toppled, injuring him in view of hundreds of spectators during the evening show.
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Cristiani Brothers
Lakewood
Alvin E. Hawes
Hawes
Khrushchev to Visit Washington With Family
The United States government announced that Nikita Khrushchev has accepted Eisenhower's invitation to visit America with his wife and children. The Soviet premier will stay at Blair House near the White House for part of the trip, with son-in-law Alexei Abzhubei possibly accompanying Soviet reporters.
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Washington
Nikitaev Khrushchev
Eisenhower
K See Pil Yoon
America
Blair Mouse
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Alexei Abzhubei
Abzhubei
Izyestiz
US contest to skip Long Beach Miss Universe tie in 1961 beauty show
Oscar Meinhardt announced that the 1961 international beauty congress in Long Beach will host a new Miss Universe format with a separate national contest not tied to Long Beach. The USA winner will enter the international competition, with over 50 foreign entrants expected next year.
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United States
Long Besch
Manday
Oscar Meinhardt
U.S.A
Resentative
Long Beach
Meinhardt
Will Depid
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
City of
Port of
New York's wild juvenile violence theme discussed
The World section comments on juvenile violence as a persistent issue, noting a sharp contrast between sensational coverage and everyday life. References to pages A-3 and C-4 signal a broad, satirical take on media and public perception.
Rash weather hero joins frontline medical history tale
An oddly phrased extract portrays a weather forecaster turned medical pioneer named with initials WHO. His debut case involves six rash convicts who escaped from a prison, testing new internal condition diagnoses and marking a curious intersection of meteorology and medicine.
Polio vaccine theft shocks Montreal epidemic
In an epidemic, three masked gunmen stole 75 000 Salk polio vaccine doses valued at 30 000 from Laval Des Rapides research center near Montreal. The break in occurred before shipments to the provincial department of Bene in Quebec. Sixteen new cases and one death raised the year's polio toll, with vaccine storage disrupted and police investigating.
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Quebec
I A Sa
Uni
Versity
Laval Des Rapides
Bene
Quebic Cry
Capiii
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