MiGs Force Down Belgian Jet Airliner
The Caravelle on a Tehran to Istanbul flight radioed a compass failure and was intercepted near the Turkey Iran Soviet region. Pilot Freddy Moreau said he would follow MIG fighters toward Russia and remained in contact with Gelazig Airport in eastern Turkey. A passenger list included an American named Howen and Tehran Journal editor Farhad Masoudi.
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Istanbul
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Tehran Journal
Howen
Gelazig
Turkey
Freddy Moreau
Russia
Iran
Yerevan
Nelson Renews Bank Tax Plea
Wisconsin Governor Gaylord Nelson urged lawmakers to raise taxes on banks and savings and loan institutions by about 244 million dollars annually and end favorable tax treatment. He praised the compromise tax revision and pressed to levy a franchise tax on banks and S and L firms based on net income, roughly 2.2 million and 0.8 million respectively. Nelson attacked banking lobby efforts as selfish and urged closing the tax loophole.
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Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Wisconsin
Savings and Loan Associations
Worst Dutch Train Wreck Claims 79 Lives
Dense fog near Woerden caused a collision between two passenger trains with about 500 aboard. 79 people perished and 50 were injured in the deadliest Dutch derailment in history. Rescue teams freed passengers as doctors and officials coordinated aid.
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Woerden
Netherlands
Netherlands Railways
Peace Corpsmen Stranded by Snow at O'Hare
Fifteen Peace Corps volunteers, trained at Northern Illinois University, were stranded at Chicago's O'Hare airport as eight inches of snow halted all flights. Peace Corps Director R. Sargent Shriver witnessed the delay. the group planned to depart for Malaysia, then Seattle, aboard Northwest Orient, after weather improved.
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Midwest
Peace Corps
O'Hare
Northern Illinois University
Malaya
R. Sargent Shriver
Seattle
Wash
Northwest Orient
City
Kenosha Digs Out After Snow Collapse At Shops
In Kenosha a one foot snow dump triggered a building collapse at two stores on 22nd Ave. Herman Lemke of Lemke's Bake Rite Bakery and his brother Otto escaped minutes before the collapse. A canopy and heavy blocks crashed into nearby structures. a 500 pound sign was removed from Wilsons’ store as trucks hauled snow to nearby dumping grounds.
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Lemke
Bake Rite Bakery
22Nd Ave
Otto
General Merchandise Co
Wilsons
Eichelman Park
Ten nations sign $6 billion currency protection pact
Washington reports a $6 billion agreement among ten major non Communist countries to safeguard currency values. In Madison, Gov. Gaylord Nelson will address a joint Legislature session at 11 am Tuesday and urges prompt action on pending bills.
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Washington
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Kennedy Sr Returns Home From St Mary's Hospital
Palm Beach Florida Joseph P Kennedy father of President Kennedy former ambassador returned to his home from St Marys Hospital in West Palm Beach today confirming his discharge after a hospital stay in the city and relates his ongoing health and family affairs.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Mary’s Hospital
West Palm Beach
White House meets on world trouble spots with leaders
Washington President Kennedy chaired a two hour White House conference with congressional leaders from both parties to discuss global tensions and security concerns. The session focused on coordinating U S policy with allied nations and potential diplomatic steps.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
1800 Cattle Hooting to Market in South Dakota
Don Hight drives 1,800 Herefords over 65 miles to a Winner auction house as snow disrupts transport. The trek draws crowds along U.S. Highway 183 and across farms while hay and feed are sourced to sustain the herd. Hight expects $360,000 from the sale with $2,000 saved by trail driving versus trucking. He operates a 16,000-acre spread at Westover near White River South Carolina.
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Winner
S.D
Don Hight
Hight
Full Force Snowstorm Packs Racine Area
A weekend blizzard dumped 12 inches in Racine and up to 172 inches nearby in Kenosha halted normal activity but left roads mostly clear by Sunday. City crews cleared streets, widened lanes, and cleared intersections while officials weighed a snow emergency. No local deaths from the storm were reported, though shoveling injuries caused fatalities statewide.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Racine
Sukarno Safe in Bomb Blast at Makassar
President Sukarno escaped unharmed from a bomb explosion in Makassar as he concluded a four day tour to rally support for annexing West New Guinea from the Dutch. Three people were killed and 25 wounded in the crowd. He spoke after the blast and then inspected a military base near the city. Security was tightened with no arrests reported.
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Makassar
Indonesia
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Celebes
Dutch New Guinea
Molotov to Return to Old Post in Vienna
The Foreign Office announced Molotov will resume his post as head of the Soviet delegation to the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. At 71, he had been denounced as a Stalinist by the latest party congress and recalled last November, with expulsion expected. The spokesman said he had not been removed from his post and returned to it after leaving Saturday.
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V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
Vienna
Foreign Office
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Khrushchev
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Agencs
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Atomic Energy Agency
Weekend Snow Accumulates In Kenosha With Cold Temps
Kenosha recorded 12 inches of snow over the weekend with more flurries likely as frigid air returns. The Weather Bureau expects partly cloudy skies, a low of 0 to 10 below and a high around 5 to 12 above on Tuesday, with scattered flurries possible through Wednesday. Downtown and AMC read 18 and 16 degrees at noon Monday, while Sunday totals were 7 inches and 5 inches Saturday and Sunday respectively. Sun times: sunrise 7:21, sunset 4:25.
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Weather Bureau
Amc
Southport
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