Thirty Airmen Jailed as Terrorists at Chanute Air Force Base
Chanute Air Force Base officials jailed thirty airmen suspected of gang ties to the Pachucheo terrorist society. Los Angeles police aided with interrogation, noting signs of a violent, ritualistic group and marijuana use. Whitley described members as toughs with distinctive hand marks, tattoos, and knife carry.
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Jane
Grover Wilson
Chanute
Tie Kane
Maj
Gem B. T. Gates
Los Angeles
Robert D. Whitley
Los Angeles Police
Air Force Wise
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Paghueo
Carrvell
Vie Entira Chanute
Alon Titestinniing
Brit Howet
Maehtrad
Faye Ant Aeider
Waltley
Anniversary Party Ends With Death By Own Action
Police identify Frank J. Walter as the deceased in a Sunday tragedy following a party honoring his anniversary. Walter’s widow Frances reported he had been despondent over finances, deterring further details.
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Paice
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Frances
Walter
Eisenhower Works For Congress as Vacation Ends
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower arrived for a long work and play vacation in Colorado. They planned speeches and political talks including an address at the American Legion convention in Wasly on Ave, a Des Moines stop, and a Hollywood Bowl rally. The trip centers on gauging November elections while reviewing 500 bills sent from Congress, including a proposed ban on the Communist Party.
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Ales
Eisenhower
White House
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Ian B
Aftire
Kevin Mc
Cann
Wryce Tarlo
James C. Eigerty
Robert Montgomery
Vee Ae
Trom
Denver
CBS
Hower Aids
Nasy
Ave
Des Moines
Aids
Congress
Toshington
Colorado
Communist Party
Hagerty
United States
Viet Nam
Indochina
Partial Settlement Reached in Air Troop Talks
Washington AP reports round the clock mediation on airline pilots by the National Mediation Board. Edwards says a partial settlement is possible after Sunday discussions with a neutral referee. talks focus on scheduling and staffing to resume work. Union and company expect a tentative agreement soon, with some pilots in Nashville, Nashville and Fort Worth awaiting final terms.
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Tevords Edwards
Mytians Mediation Board
Galor
Anilie
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National Mediation Board
Nashville
Fenn
Ft. Worth
Tex
President Eisenhower opposes federal pay bill renewal
President Eisenhower argues against approving the proposed federal pay increases and classification changes as inconsistent with a broader progressive personnel program. He praises other civil service reforms and says he will resubmit recommendations to Congress, urging continuation of the administration’s plan to correct inequities in pay scales and ensure sound personnel management.
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Congress
Eiserhower
Eisenhower
Hall
Alberta
Air Liner Crash Kills 117 in Iowa Tragedy
Debris strewn over 500 feet as a two witnesses described a plane that struck the ground then skidded. Captain W A Bickering of Parkville, co pilot W B Wilde of Minneapolis, and hostess Betty Ann Truly of Kansas City were among the injured and dead. Rescue crews cut through wreckage while others sought treatment in Mason City and Hampton hospitals. The crash marks Iowa's second fatal airliner disaster in state history.
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Parkville
Hampton
Lee Nichols
Minneapolis
Schoenberg
Robert Reitsch
Rockford
University of Winoais
Eitsch
Reitsch Brothers
Flo
Dakotas
Rejtsch
Bob
U of I
Staniff
Chicago
Des Moines
Waterloo
Dallas
Branite
Mid-Continent Airlines
Sioux City
William B. Wilde
M. Minnicapolis
Tifford Hart
Rochester
Minn
J.C. Johnson
Belleville
Milton L. Schoenberg
Denver
Walter J. Werner
Alhuqterque
Myer Liesig Roberts
Nowats
Ossia
Mary Ann Halm
O. B. Halm
Vinton
Towa
Goldie Raskin
Sarah Wolfson
Onisha
Logan Avnce
Leo Bellis
St. Joseph
Donald Fearson
Lincoln
Neb
Fair
Margaret Lou Evans
Fred Hoffman
Witchester
Kaw
Lyle D. Lyons
la Crosse
Wis
Bergstrom
Austin
Tex
Fairy
CAP Encampment at March Air Force Base
Hundreds of Civil Air Patrol cadets from Southern California will arrive Thursday for the annual CAP cadet summer encampment. The event runs one day, with officials noting federal personnel programs must meet the needs of armed forces members and their families, including medical care and survivorship benefits.
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March Air Force Base
Wpi
Civil Air Patrol
California
Uhm
Nigenhower
Alice Bill
Ian Federal
France Britain Seek Way to Resolve EDC Crisis
West and allied leaders work on saving a plan for a six nation European defense while France resists. Adenauer presses for new sovereignty moves as Brussels talks fail. French premier Mendes France to confer with Coty as ministers acknowledge deadlock and seek common aims for Western Europe.
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West Germany
United States
Britain
Bonn
France
Chartwell
Chwurehill
Seevelsry
Pulles
JDC
Toljs
Eden
Farcien Office
Brussels
Konrad Adenauer
Pare Hem
Pary
Adenhauer
Hs Christan Democratic Party
Aderhauer
Adenauer
Fierman
Ehak
Churchill
Mendes-France
Rene Coty
Western Europe
West Europe
Germany
Dad Booked as Girl Out With Razor
A 17 year old girl in critical condition at General Hospital suffered severe razor wounds inflicted by her father William Neale 52 a welder now jailed on assault with intent to murder charges Florence Neale the mother fled after the incident Neale slashed the daughter in the neck breast and abdomen nearly severed her left arm then cut his wrists before being placed in hospital not serious condition reports say
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CNL
General Hospital
England
Ruby
William Neale
Neale
Florence
Hato
Prises
Man Jumps 190-Foot Bridge For Thrill
Robert Berthiaume, 22, leaped from Manhattan Bridge into the East River for a thrill. He was rescued Sunday with severe injuries and listed in critical condition at a hospital. Brockton police record the incident as attempted suicide.
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Iver
Robert Herthiaume
Brockton
Berthiaume Tad Iyice
One-Pound Premature Baby Battles for Survival
A one-pound premature girl, LaDonna Carlene Mavis, born at Basm hospital, weighs about 16 ounces at birth and remains in critical condition. Parents Donald and Donna Morris of Paramount report the infant is tiny, about 8 to 10 inches long, with nurses unable to place precise scales. Grandmother May Gilliland notes the baby’s fragile state as she and relatives monitor progress.
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LaDonna Carlene Mavsis
Basm
Donald and
Donna Lee Morris
Gundry Ave
Paramount
Morrigep
Evatars
Mayrisine Harriett Gilliland
Five Siblings Die in Waterville House Fire
In Waterville Maine a morning blaze on Bing Street killed Patricia seven Daniel six Judith four Stephen three and Anne fifteen months children of Mr and Mrs Richard Vacho. The father slept downstairs as the fire started on the second floor from faulty wiring. Firefighters confined the fire mainly to the upstairs bedrooms.
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Bing St
Richard Vacho
Patricia
Daniel
Judith
Stephen
Anne
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