Research Aircraft Is Target by Khrushchev Clash
The State Department and NASA report on Khrushchev’s claim that a U S plane was shot down over the Soviet Union. They say the missing single engine high altitude weather research aircraft from Adana Turkey carried a civilian pilot and may have crashed after oxygen equipment failure. The pilot’s name was not released.
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Eisenhower
Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
State Department
Adna
Turkey
United States
U.S.S.R
Eisenhower orders full inquiry into missing plane
President Eisenhower, at a National Security Council meeting, orders a complete public report on the disappearance of an American plane possibly shot down by the Soviet Union. The inquiry will be released by NASA and the State Department after findings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
National Security Council
NSC
White House
James C. Hagerty
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Department of State
Kennedy Says Kennedy Coalition Threatens Nomination
In Charleston Kennedy asserts a coalition opposes him if Humphrey wins the West Virginia primary. He says other candidates and their supporters back Humphrey locally, threatening his bid for the nomination. Pittsburgh report notes Pennsylvania Dept. of Revenue launches hard hitting sales tax enforcement with surprise spot checks by 30 investigators statewide after a pilot in western counties.
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Kennedy
Humphrey
Sen
Pittsburgh
State Dept. of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Revenue
Charles M. Dougherty
Elephant trainer crushed by circus elephant in Newark
Albert Boyerde, 31, an animal handler for the Cristiani Brothers Circus, was seriously injured in Newark when a four ton elephant pinned him against a trailer wall during publicity pictures. He suffered broken ribs and multiple serious injuries while another elephant moved him. The circus began a four day stay in the city.
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Newark
Albert Boyerde
Cristiani Brothers Circus
Bayetde
Sant
Kennedy Ahead In West Virginia Poll
Charleston Daily Mail reports a two ward door to door poll showing John F. Kennedy leading in the West Virginia presidential primary with 42 votes to 32 for Humphrey and 17 undecided. Religion influences voters with 13 Humphrey supporters opposing Kennedy over his Catholic faith. Seven of the undecided cite Kennedy's religion as a factor.
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Charleston
W.va
Charleston Daily Mail
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
West Virginia
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mail
Kennedy
Humphrey
Lockheed Pilot In U2 Down Belief Soviet Shootdown
Officials confirm a Lockheed test pilot piloted the U2 high altitude weather research plane believed shot down over Soviet territory. Ben J. Kline Surplus and Salvage will be closed all day Saturday May 7 for a shopping event.
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Burbank, Catif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Ben J. Kline Surplus and Salvage
Bloom and Scott Pact Loose Delegation Chair Fight
George J. Bloom Pennsylvania GOP chairman and Sen. Hugh Scott agreed not to clash over who will chair the state delegation to the Republican national convention. They pledged to follow convention delegates' decision as 70 delegates and 70 alternates prepare to meet May 20 in Philadelphia.
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Washington
George J.bloom
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Foreign competition boosts Keep priges duwy column note
Foreign competition helps keep prices down according to editorials on the pocketbook topic. The piece in Crosswords Editorial Hospital Notes reviews how global markets influence local costs and consumer spending, stressing careful financial choices and policy impacts.
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Priges Duwy
Youur
Caution at Borough Intersections Asks Motorists to Slow
Police chief Harry H. Owens warns drivers to approach borough intersections with four way stops removed under state rules. Stop signs vanish at multiple cross streets and through streets shift. near accidents spurred caution. Detour traffic on South Sixth St. requires reduced speeds to keep Route 119 travel safe.
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Harry H. Owens
Torough
Eleventh St
Maple St
Washington St
13Th St
Locust St
Fifth St
School St
Third St
Tenth St
Wine
Owens
South Sixth St
Mystery underground gasoline flow halts NY project
A 15 day mystery in New York slows a $19 million Port Authority Bus Terminal foundation. 500 gallons daily are leaking into 18 foot deep excavations near West 40th Street while inspectors, engineers, and firefighters race to locate the source and safely dispose of the volatile liquid. Fire crews train on gasoline fire handling as work stalls at the site.
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West 40Th Free
Ninth Avenue
Port of New York Authority
Francis G. Carey
Guolapists
Tye
William Bannister
Five Overcome By Johnstown Explosion
Five men including two firemen were overcome by ammonia fumes during a fire and explosion at the FL M. Shaffer Co. Ice plant in Johnstown. A gas heater ignited the ammonia gas causing a blast that shattered a large plate glass window. Local residents were evacuated until fumes cleared. Injured: Andrew Horvath, Warren Mock, Frank Smiak, Charles Hymes, Leonard Arena. Mock and Smiak are firefighters. Damage not yet estimated. millions of pounds of ice stored, some to be salvaged.
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Johnstown
FL M. Shaffer Co
Andrew Horvath
Warren Mock
Frank Smiak
Charles Hymes
Leonard Arena
Mock
Smiak
Marion Center Druggist Dies
Benjamin R. Shields longtime Marion Center drug store owner and prominent citizen died at 9:30 p m Tuesday He was a noted local business man and respected figure in the community May 192? obit notes Mother s Day corsages and cut flowers Planters Indiana placeholder text incidental to the item
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Marion Center
Benjamin R. Shields
Indiana
Khrushchev Seeks Abolition of Soviet Income Taxes
Premier Nikita Khrushchev announced a plan to abolish almost all income taxes in the Soviet Union by end 1965, boosting take home pay by about 74 billion rubles annually. The measure would exempt workers up to 2,000 rubles monthly, with wage cuts for higher earners, and apply to single persons and small families regardless of wages.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Hope Wanes For Trapped Ohio Youth
Ironton Ohio AP rescue crews struggle to reach Luther Warren Payne a 17 year old Negro youth trapped in a 35 foot dry well at his Burlington home. Despite a night long effort hundreds gathering the walls crumble halting progress. Fire Chief Hugh Reese says there is little chance of saving him as authorities warned diggers about dangers of unshored dry wells.
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Ironton
Ohio
Cuers
Luther Warren Payne
Hugh Reese
North Kenoga
Luther
Burlington
Payne
Minor Payne
Koppers and Union Reach labor agreement at Kabula plant
In Monaca Pennsylvania, Koppers Co and union negotiators under a federal mediator reached a one year contract for 760 workers at the Kabula plant. Terms were not disclosed and the deal awaits ratification by AFL-CIO Local 1174. The union had threatened a strike.
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Monaca, Pa
Koppers Co
Em- Poyes
Kabula
Afl-Cio Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Inernational Union
Junion
Khrushchev threats sour mood at Soviet summit prep
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told cheering delegates that an American plane was shot down over the Soviet Union and warned of rockets if air incursions continue. He criticized Eisenhower for sending Nixon to the summit and said the outlook is gloomy due to American actions and speeches. The report notes the pre-summit tensions and UN Security Council complaints.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Khrushchev
United Nations Security Council
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Nixon
N Ie
Area redevelopment bill pressures presidential race
The House sent a 251 million dollar area redevelopment bill back to the Senate, moving it closer to a veto fight that could shape the 1960 campaign. It would add 198 million more than Eisenhower proposed, nearly matching a prior vetoed measure. The chamber approved 201-184 after nine hours of debate, with 178 Democrats and 23 Republicans for the bill and 109 Democrats and 115 Republicans against.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Ayoire
GOP
Ike
Guess Your Name Joke At Census Taker Stop
In Cabot Arkansas a census taker meets a door asker's name. The man replies his name is Guess after a humorous exchange that ends with the census taker guessing Ray. Community notices list events and local ads for Blairsville Sokol Club, a Frank Wojnarowski Orchestra, and various fruit and floral specials.
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Cabot, Ark
Ray
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