Navy Reserve Flier Dies After Jet Crash On Farm
A Navy Reserve flyer Lt. Donald R. Good 27 of Natick perished in a fiery jet crash on Gerald Del Prete’s chicken farm in Rockland Mass after waving away rescuers. Witnesses saw the plane explode as rescuers tried to free him from a jammed canopy. Good, a civilian American Airlines co pilot, lived in Natick with his wife and two children. The wreck path stretched 2000 feet through a wooded area near Weymouth NAS during a training flight.
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Rockland
Mass
Naval Reserve
Donald R. Good
Natick
Gerald del Prete
Good
del Prete
Weymouth Naval Air Station
American Airlines
Fairfax
Charles
Nancy
St. Louis
Rabbit in the Station Door Delights Salina Rescue
Fry failed to bag a rabbit while partner Lloyd Horchem stayed behind at a filling station in Salina. A large jackrabbit dashed along U S Highway 81, zig zagged through traffic, then hopped into the station, where Horchem slammed the door and captured it.
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Salina
Fry
Lloyd Horchem
Horchem
U. S. Highway 81
Anderson Sees Dispute Solution
Topeka Atty. Gen. John Anderson believes his dispute with Gov. Fred Hall over a $500,000 federal emergency day program can be resolved. They conferred on whether the state can sign an agreement to pay administrative expenses from federal funds, noting legal and constitutional questions tied to the existing $1,000,000 emergency fund. Anderson suggested administrative money might come from the State Board of Agriculture funds, and both officials said positions remained unchanged but differences could be ironed out potentially with a federal agent involved.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Fred Hall
Anderson
Hall
Halli
Supreme Court
State Board of Agriculture
Reserve Plans Meeting In KU Military Science Building
The Lawrence Flight of the Air Force Reserve will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Kansas University Military Science Building. Capt Don Scheid will present a program on the Ground Observer Corps. The building becomes the flight's permanent meeting place. The worm snake note is unrelated trivia.
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Lawrence
Air Force Reserve
Kansas University Military Science Building
Don Scheid
Ground Observer Corps
Military Science
Fire damages $20,000 Louisville home during absence
A Louisville woman returned to smoke and embers Monday to find her $20,000 home damaged by fire while she was away in Lexington. Neighbors recalled three children of Mr Endicott and a tale of a house being built as the blaze gutted the residence.
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Bean Ra Pas
Kansas traffic fate rules listed by state records section
Vague OCR fragment mentions Chalk and black basalt hills near the Pwold Sea with heights around 3,000 feet. The piece appears to reference a 1955-432 date format and traffic or record notes, but the readable text is heavily garbled and lacks clear events or names. The core facts are not recoverable.
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Soplka
Kansas
State
Acd
Tom Flecords
Tsothe
Pwad Sea
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