Grounding of B52 training flights after fatal Strato fortress crash
Eight million dollar B52 bomber exploded near Madera California killing five airmen and injuring two who parachuted to safety. Brigadier General EuBank said no similarity to earlier Tracy crash and an investigation was ordered to determine cause. Names of the dead withheld pending kin notification.
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Madera
Calif
Air Force
Tracy
William E. Eubank, Jr
Castle Air Force Base
Castle Air Force Base Hospital
Benjamin R. Ostlind
San Marino
William J. Vetter
Atwater
Kefauver Attacks Nixon Mythmakers In Wisconsin Tour
Senator Kefauver on a Wisconsin Minnesota swing slams Nixon and other Republicans as truth suppressors sending a mythmaking “truth squad.” He accuses Eisenhower’s circle of propping up a pedestal while pursuing special interests and says Eisenhower has fought the little people.
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Kefauver
Beloit
Henry Katterhenry
Estes
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Estes Kefauver
Nixon
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Oakdale
Madison Avenue
Joe Smiths
Diogenes
Tennessee
General Eisenhower
Brink's Jury Tells Details Of 1950 Robbery
Joseph J. Specs O Keefe testified in Suffolk Superior Court about the Brink's vault heist that yielded 1 219 000 dollars six years earlier. He described four failed entry attempts before a lookout signaled success and the team used a stolen truck with disguises and weapons to invade the counting room.
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Boston
Joseph J. “Specs
O'Keefe
Suffolk Superior Court
Money Transfer Service
Vincent Costa
Anthony Pino
Brink
Dulles Plans Western Big Three Suez Talks
London reports John Foster Dulles agreed to present a Western Big Three plan for an association of canal users at the 18 nation talks on the Suez crisis opening here Wednesday. New York notes rising consumer debt could trigger a broader business recession.
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Dulles
Tokyo and China Back Arms Reductions With Strong Forces
Communist China voiced support for world arms reductions while insisting it maintain a powerful armed force against what it called the American imperialist aggressor group. In Madison, Attorney General Thomson ruled that the Legislature can authorize municipalities to levy local sales and income taxes at the Governor's Committee on Revenue Sources request.
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Tokyo
China
Madison
Thomson
Soviet to lend eight year credit to Afghanistan for arms
New Delhi reports informed sources say the Soviet Union will provide Afghanistan an eight year credit to purchase arms and equipment for its 40,000 man army.
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New Delhi
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Rescue of 18 Men From Navy Plane Off Guam
A Navy Constellation weather patrol plane ditched 100 miles south of Guam early today. All 18 aboard were rescued with two picked up by a Navy helicopter and flown to Guam. One airman, B W Holladay, had minor head cuts. another, T S Bodek, was uninjured. Sixteen others were saved by Coast Guard cutter Curtonwood and a Navy landing craft with no injuries reported.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Guam
Navy awards 86 million for first supersonic bomber
The Navy awarded an 86 million dollar contract for the North American A3J, its first supersonic jet attack bomber. The Navy said the craft is expected to reach speeds up to 1000 miles per hour.
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Washington
Navy
Flames Level Large Barn In County
A strong west wind fanned a fire that destroyed a large barn on the R. G. Werner Truesdell farm in Bristol Township. The blaze consumed the barn milking equipment hay straw and a milk house and garage. Werner valued replacement near $20 000 and indicated insurance partly covered the loss. Erwin Schoen and family acted quickly to save milking gear. The cause was undetermined and wiring was reportedly new.
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Bristol Township
R. G. Werner
Truesdell
Werner
Erwin Schoen
Schoen
Bond Issue Rejected Hits City Budget Crisis
The city council rejected a $750,000 bond proposal for storm and sanitary sewers after a 6 to 1 vote, risking a $750,000 deficit and possible tax, loan, or levy options. City Treasurer Sawicki defended the move as replacing borrowed funds to avoid idle cash and interest, while Councilmen Lourigan and Copen opposed the larger expenditure.
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Picricu Aqalica VY Lai E Bette
Joseph Sawicki
Joseph Lourigan
Harry Copen
Ansley Whiteside
Lourigan
Copen
Robert V. Baker
Sawicki
Big Three Back Plan for Canal Users Association
The Western Big Three agreed to push ahead with forming a canal users association despite Egypt's refusal to cooperate. Dulles delivered a message from Eisenhower as Europe weighs oil security, while Egypt dismisses the plan as an association for war and seeks UN scrutiny. Only 31 ships moved through Suez, the lowest since nationalization.
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London
Big Three
Egypt
Europe
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Suez Canal
Weather report shows cooler day and mixed showers
A low of 37 at 4 am contrasted with unseasonably hot readings last year. By noon, 62 at the treatment plant, 64 downtown, 68 at American Motors. Tonight 45-50, Wednesday 64-68. some showers expected. sunrise 5 34 am, sunset 5 56 pm. pollen count 12.
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American Motors
Prepare to Evacuate Italian Nationals
Naples Italy The 23 000 ton Italian liner Napoli sails toward Crete to standby for potential evacuation of Italian nationals from Egypt. The Napoli can carry 1 200 passengers.
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Naples
Italy
Napoli
Crete
Egypt
72 year old woman pleads innocent in land dispute
Blackstone Massachusetts district court hears Kornelia Zariczny 72 plead not guilty to disturbing the peace charge after setting up a roadblock in a land dispute. She is released on 25 dollar bond and her case is continued to September 29.
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Blackstone
Mass
Kornelia Zariczny
Kenosha Offers Broad Adult Education and Cultural Programs
Kenosha promotes adult education with cabinet making drafting and business courses at the Vocational school. Enrollments over 1,000 last night with expectations near 1,500. Courses span crafts arts public speaking citizenship English for newcomers and hobby groups. The city also backs symphony concerts Little Theater fencing rifle training golf and fly tying while clubs for seniors and study groups extend opportunities.
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Kenosha
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Southport Beach House
Roy Liddicoat
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Harry Martin
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Sheridan Park
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Chicago
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