Turkish plane collision kills many in Ankara
A Middle East Airlines Viscount and a Turkish Air Force freighter collided over Ankara. Both aircraft crashed into the city, causing fires and debris in a half mile area. At least 70 people were hospitalized, and officials said 11 passengers and 4 crew on the Viscount died. No Americans were believed involved.
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Baritone impersonator jailed after escapades in Rock Island
Mrs. Marie Catherine Fuller, 83, was jailed today in Rock Island after a series of escapades. A judge once called her "living proof that P.J. Barnum was right." Fuller awaits trial on unspecified charges related to the incidents.
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Kingsport Girl Hurt As Car Flips Near Bristol
Janice Jordan of Kingsport, 21, injured when her car overturned while attempting to pass at the cloverleaf of US 11-W and 8, three miles west of Bristol. She was admitted to Bristol Memorial Hospital with a dislocated right hip and described as in fair condition.
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Local Law Court Jury Awards Buy $92,500
A Sullivan County Law Court jury awarded 92500 in damages to an 81 year old boy and his mother for injuries suffered when struck by a car in September 1961. The verdict included 7500 in punitive damages against Lynn Frazier of Kingsport. Rodney Pierson and Mrs Pauline Pierson were plaintiffs.
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Trapeze Artist Flees East Berlin on 130000-Volt Cable
East German trapeze artist Horst Klein Jr. fled over the Berlin Wall to West Berlin by sliding along a 130000-volt power line. He climbed from a border tower, rode 70 yards on the cable, then hopped between insulators while Cold War guards watched below. Klein, banned in East German circuses for anti Communist views, described the peril and cold as he escaped.
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Escape over canal ends in fall near East Berlin border
Inside Today's Times recounts a man who attempted to descend a rope from a cable into the Western zone. He fell 40 feet to the canal towpath, breaking both arms after hours of exposure before rescue by West German police and a tire brigade. His escape route had been learned by East Berlin police.
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JC Man Kills His Own Baby as Wife Fleeing to Florida
A five month old died in Johnson City after allegedly being strangled by father John David Samos 23 a ETSU student. The mother said he hit the child and wrapped a blanket around his head. Samos fled toward Florida after doctors' verdict, autopsy ordered. He is a Miami native and former Greeneville actor. The couple has two other children and Samos was a top student active on campus. authorities describe the incident as murder inquiry with an autopsy pending.
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U S Tests to Resume After Talks Breakdown
President Kennedy orders resumption of preparations for a new underground nuclear test shot in Nevada. Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the move follows Soviet notice to call off further test ban talks until the Geneva disarmament conference opens on February 13. Rusk also addressed Canada’s nuclear stance and warned on Soviet troop moves in Cuba.
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Cooper to Orbit Flashing Ball From Langley AFB
UPI reports NASA plans Gordon Cooper will launch a 16 pound basketball sized sphere with a flashing light aboard his space craft from Langley Field Virginia. The device will carry a video camera to study a pilot’s ability to observe objects in space during orbit.
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Cat Described as "Mohammed Easy Boy" Loose Between Cities
A Huntsville owner reports a fierce Persian Angora tom named Mohammed Easy Boy missing between Elizabethown and Huntsville. The description card warns the public to avoid harming or cornering the cat and to seek to gain its trust if found.
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Kingsport Times-News previews week long mission and arts
Good Reading For You in Sundays Kingsport Times-News invites readers to plan for a week long preaching mission in Kingsport despite weather. Betty Bishop previews spring fashions in the womens section. Arts features include a Kingsport painter preparing a one man show at the Manor Gallery Asheville and UPI drama editor weighs Tennessee Williams new Broadway play The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Any More. More than 50 U.S. servicemen killed in Vietnam and 12,000 Americans serving there are highlighted. Plans to reach the moon by 1976 are noted.
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