Airliner With 32 Passengers Vanishes After North Korea Flight
North Korean radio says a South Korean airliner with 32 aboard landed in Pyongyang in protest against the Rhee government. The UN noted radar tracked the craft north of the trace line before it disappeared. Names include Willis P. Hobbs of Vallejo and Lt. Col. Howard W. McClellin. Korea and UN authorities pursue recovery and return of the plane and passengers.
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Pyongkang
Pascae
Aaticast
North Korea
Syongman Rhee
My North
Korean National Deal Airlines
Command
Pyongyang
Sunay
Morvan
Pusan
U.N
Taggu
Osan
Willis P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
ENA
Hong Kong
U.S. Airy Force
Howard W. McClellin
Buchanan, Mich
Oklahoma City Democratic clash over Wagoner county seats
Friends of former State Sen. John Russell won a key vote over Sen. Tom Paine in a meeting that revived Wagoner county feud as the credentials committee ordered new precinct elections for March 21 and a county convention March 29. State officers Loyd Benefickt and others were reelected. Paine vowed to abide by the decision.
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Oklahoma City
John Russell
Tom Paine
Okmabee
Wagoner County
Debsites
Russell
Odem
Pro Payne
Moclrg
Wagoner
Okluskee
Loyd Benefickt
Grace Hudlin
Ffulbert
Raymon Thomas
Tulsa
Payne
Arthur McComas
Henryetta residents ask Ike for help on metal market
Henryetta residents sent 1,328 signatures to President Eisenhower urging immediate aid to bolster the lead and zinc market. More than 600 Eagle-Picker Smelting Co. workers were idled by an indefinite shutdown amid the metals price slump. The telegram’s sponsors estimated its cost at nearly $230 and urged the president to act without delay.
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Henryetta
Eisenhower
Eagle-Picker Smelting Co
City Registration Period Now Open in Lawton
Precinct registrars began accepting new and re registrations as of Tuesday at the county election board offices. Registration runs until March 8, with books kept in the election office on non election days. Voter cards are available for those registered by May 25, 1937. No absentee ballots for the city primary and general election. Candidates in the March 18 primary will name nominees for April 1 general election.
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County Election Board
J. N. Logan
Lawton
Logan
Brief Warmup With Light Snow Around Area
Weather brief notes a couple of warmish days in the Lawini area then a return to cold with scattered light snow possible Tuesday night. Highs near 38 today, with 20 tonight, Tuesday around 42, five day outlook cold with little chance of thaw. Snow reported in north central and northeast regions. Ponca City and Tulsa show about .02 inches of precipitation.
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Lawini
Cii
Ontiost
Gulf Coast
Dralls
Seek Expansion Miami Oda Bond Election
Dr. Bruce G. Carter and a 16 member committee are scheduled to appear before the city council tonight to seek a 350000 dollar bond election to help finance an expansion program at Norikensior ASM Col lotic.
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Miami
Oda
Bruce G. Carter
Record Snowstorm Sweeps Northeast
A massive snowstorm blanketed the Northeast and Midwest, with Boston buried under 46 inches and Michigan City facing isolation as drifts reached 18 feet. Officials declared emergencies, travel halted, schools closed, and power outages affected many towns from Alabama to Maine amid subfreezing winds and record depths.
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Ind
Chicago
Boston
Connecticut
Maine
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Efiv
Thintsville
Ala
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Plains
Skentucky
Tennessee
New York
Eisenhower Flags Impasse on Summit Talks With Reds
President Eisenhower told Soviet Premier Bulganin in Moscow that the United States and Soviet Union seem at an impasse in arranging a summit. He suggested that less formal contacts may help test whether a top level meeting can advance peace and justice. He praised exchanges via ambassadors or foreign ministers as possibly more productive while confirming U.S. consulting with other nations.
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Wasitington
Pregient Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Russia
Tle
U.S
Lester
Eisenhower
Andrei Gromyka
Moscow
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Airman Farrell Seeks Moon Trip After Isolation Test
Airman Donald Farrell, after a seven day sealed cabin test, says he would like to attempt a real voyage to the moon. His father James Farrell cautions the idea as hazardous, noting the monotony and danger of space. The study at the School of Aviation Medicine aims to gauge psychological limits.
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San Antonio
Tex
Donald G. Farrell
Farrell
Bronx
James A. Farrell
Bache & Co
Farrel
Faryell
School of Aviation Medicine
Outer Space
Rel
Toras
Truy
Farkest
Sep Amlman
Crop Insurance Chief Visits City
Federal Crop Insurance Corp chief Frank N McCartney visits Lawton Oklahoma to urge farmer enrollment in the program on its 20th anniversary. Accompanied by state director Myron Moore and district supervisor GW Cooper, the trip coincides with Federal Crop Insurance Week proclaimed by Gov. Gary. The agency aims to help farmers self fund and secure next year’s crop.
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Frank N. McCartney
Washington, D.C
Oklahoma
Lawton
Myron Moore
GW. Cooper
Southiwest Oklahoma
Stilwater
McCartney
Gary
U.S. Dept. of Agrientative
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Crop Insurance Corporation
Fage 3
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Fired counsel links Col Moore to airline, shipyard ties
Bernard Schwartz, ousted counsel for a House subcommittee, testified under oath that Col George Gordon Moore was a partner in a Dominican Republic shipyard with two National Airlines officials. He claimed Moore and the airline executives were involved with a Miami Channel 10 station awarded by the FCC amid pressure from a so-called White House clique. The former counsel noted Moore and his wife hosted Baker, president of the airline, as guests, and he cited a sworn statement from a rival bidder.
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Bernard Schwartz
House
Maiie Eisenhower
Miami
Fla
Schwartz
Subcommittee On
Col
George Gordon Moore
Dominican Republic
National Airlies
National Airlines
Public Service Television Inc
Channel 10
Federal Communications Commission
Sumney
White House
FCC
Moore
Col. A. Frank Kalgenline
Esenhower
G. T. Baker
Airline
Subcommittee
Moores
Baker
Florida
Richard Mack
Thurman A. Whiteside
Airlines
Whiteside
Sehivarta
Tunisia, France Accept Mediation Over Crisis
Paris and Tunis accepted US and British good offices to settle the crisis. The offer was presented to France and Tunisia as Tunisian President Bourguiba ordered a new UN Security Council demand for probe of the Algerian rebellion. Debate at the Security Council looms Tuesday.
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France
Tunisia
United States
Britain
Christian Pineau
Gladwyn Jebb
U.S
Amory Troughton
Habib Bourguiba
Tunis
U.N. Security Council
Bourguiba
U.N
Mongi Slim
Tuisia
Horder
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
Council
Security Council
Missing AF plane sparks multinational search over Naples
Fog and heavy clouds hampered a search for a twin engine U.S. Air Force transport missing with 16 personnel aboard over southern Italy. More than 35 American search planes took off from Naples area bases as Italian seaplanes, British ships, and U.S. 6th Fleet units joined the effort. Officials left open the possibility no plane went down in Albania and said U.S. and Albanian contacts were under review.
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Naples
Italy
Ionian Sea
U.S. Air Force
Syracuse
Taranto
Matta
U.S
Albania
United States
Atlas Missile Scratched Test Under Investigation
Cape Canaveral AP report on investigation into a scratched firing of the Atlas intercontinental gas missile at the Air Force test center. Technicians sought to determine what failed during three scheduled launches, halting a split second before the third attempt for its sixth test flight amid unspecified technical difficulties.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Rebels in Indonesia Launch Economic Blockade
Indonesia's rebel government ordered an oil embargo on Jakarta by instructing Caltex Stanvac BPM to withhold money and refined oil fromJakarta. A rebel battalion seized Padang airbase and disarmed its 50 airmen. Jakarta seeks arrests of rebel leaders while curbing Sumatra's communications and assets, as President Sukarno orders action.
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Jakarta
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Padang
Bukittinggi
Sukarno
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